Smoot hearing begins as Carlisle and Wolfe testify
The first hearing in the current Smoot investigation before the Senate Privileges Committee drew a packed gallery. Former Secretary John Carlisle sat beside Prosecution counsel and Prof. Wolfe testified about Brigham Young College figures and polygamy links to the Mormon church.
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Walter M. Wolfe
Logan
Utah
Benjamin Cludge
Brigham Young School For Girls
Prova
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Wstensipls
Mexico
Tle
Senate
Patterson
John Carlisle
Raine Amoot
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Philiadphia
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Meateu
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United States
Aml
United State
Esott
CIA
Kenivane
Smoos
Dibugham
Prat
Charman Yarrows
Jef Waltes
Owen
Ioo
Tamle
John Henry Smith
John Wil Se
Inogan
New York Lumber Dealers Back Roosevelt On Freight Rate Stance
The Retail Lumber Dealers Association of New York, in convention at Buffalo on February 7, adopted a resolution praising President Roosevelt for his position on freight rate legislation.
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New York
Buffalo
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Roosevelt
Patterson Defies Caucus to Stand by Convictions
In a battle of wits, Senator Patterson defended his independence from Democratic caucus coercion over the Santo Domingo treaty. He praised his own conscience over party diktat, acknowledged past bolting, and warned that caucus dictates undermine Senate independence. Senator Bailey countered, defending party unity and asserting caucus duty.
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Democratic Party
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Santo Domingo
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Colorado
United States
Ife
Tate
Benton
Andrew Jackson
Patteson
Jackson
the Sun
Denver
Mr. Patterson
Batley
Coleague
Mr. Culberson
Culberson
Hailey
Holter
Mr. Bailey
Panic Averted By Self Cure With King’s New Life Pills
A brief ad claims panic over constipation and potential peritonitis can be averted by using Dr King’s New Life Pills. The promotion states the pills are available from druggists and emphasizes quick relief.
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Dr King
Roosevelt Attitude on Hepburn Bill Under Scrutiny
The New York Sun reports persistent ambiguity over President Roosevelts stance on rate regulation. It argues the Hepburn bill lacks explicit judicial review and outlines the administrations repeated calls for court oversight of Interstate Commerce Commission rates.
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Washington
Senate
Herburn
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Roosevelt
Congresa
Efepburn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft
Akron
Knox
Pittsburg
Judicial Review
Marvelous Cure by Cuticura Remedies
A parent's testimony from Piermont New Hampshire describes severe eczema in a four month old son, unresponsive to doctors and various patent medicines. After starting Cuticura Remedies including Sesp and Ointment, skin improved within two months and fully cleared in about four years, with a year of Resolvent use and bathing agents cited.
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R. L. Risley
Piermont
N. H
Polter Drug & Tees
Whisky Ideals and Ancient Names Across Distillation
A compact historical note surveys thoughts on pure alcohol versus fusel oil in whisky, argues for prohibition with medical purity, traces distillation improvements, and explains Usquebaugh’s evolution into whisky. It cites Hebner 1905, Nettleton on distillation, USQUEBAUGH origins, and Morewood 1821 on whisky’s comprehensive meaning.
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Hebner
Morewood
President Roosevelt on railway rate bill wording and review
The text discusses Rich ard Olney's warning on confiscation if rates become effective and later deemed unreasonable. It outlines the Senate’s likely demand for explicit judicial review, Roosevelt’s goal of constitutional and equitable wording, and doubts about misrepresentations of his stance. It concludes with a neutral surmise of the President's attitude and aims regarding the pending bill.
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Richard Olney
Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
Senator Heyburn Reports Quick Recovery From Appendicitis
Senator W B Heyburn issued a statement denying critical illness and detailing a mild appendicitis attack with gradual recovery. He said daily bulletins overstated ailments and that he would soon resume duties. Meanwhile in Macon Georgia a boiler explosion killed Simeon Wilder and John Hatchett of Wilder Hatchett sawmill, leaving widows and several children.
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W. B. Heyburn
Macon
Simeon Wilder
John Hatchett
Wilder & Hatchett
Rock Hill
Crawford County
Hatchett
Wilder
Miss Alice Roosevelt Receives Gift From France
The French government sent Miss Alice Roosevelt a Gobelin titled justice, presented by Ambassador Jusserand. Representative Dwight of New York bought a Tiffany glass table set, about $800, to be given by New York House members at the wedding. New York Republicans and four of eleven Democrats were invited. Havana reports Dr Ferrer bought Cuban pearl color as a wedding gift for Miss Roosevelt to be sent via Quesada. Griffith T. Davis of Scranton to be internal revenue collector for the Twelfth Pennsylvania district.
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Alice Roosevelt
Roosevelt
M. Jusserand
Dwight
New York
New York State
Towne
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Longworth
Cochran
Taft Philippine Party
Goulden
Sulzer
Havana
Ferrer
Paris
Palma
Cuba
G. T. Davis
Griffith T. Davis
Scranton
Internal Revenue
Pennsylvania
T. F. Fenman
Tong Quizzes President
President Roosevelt holds talks at the White House with Dr. F Tong a Chinese imperial commissioner studying United States industry and commerce for modernizing China He arrived from New York and plans further visits including a southern trip to study the cotton trade.
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China
White House
Roosevelt
F. Tong
New York
President views Clark collection at Corcoran Gallery
President Roosevelt viewed Senator Clark's art collection at the Corcoran Gallery, escorted by Senator Hemenway. The about sixty masters works are valued in the thousands and will move to New York City when Clark's mansion is ready. public viewing is slated for next Saturday. James F. Goodrich and Joseph L. Kealing were introduced to the President. Indiana Governor Manly is expected to call on him in Washington.
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Corcoran Art Gallery
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New York City
Sion
James F. Goodrich
Republican State Committee
Indiana
Joseph L. Kealing
United States
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Manly
Washington
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