Tillman Attacks Roosevelt on Race Policy in Senate
Senator Benjamin Tillman blasted President Roosevelt over Brownsville and race policy in a heated Senate speech. He accused the President of fostering social equality that he dubbed a virus and claimed the administration made martyrs of innocent black soldiers. The chamber and galleries buzzed as Tillman pressed his charges and drew reactions from both parties.
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South Carolina
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Patterson
Colorado
War Department
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Thorn
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House
Roosevelt
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Booker Washington
South
North
Booker ‘Washington
Mystery deepens in disappearance of clubman Frank De Lone
Philadelphia January 12 reports say Frank X De Lone vanished during a Wednesday park ride in Fairmount Park. Police and park guards hunt citywide. fresh clues show he paid rent at 317 South Hicks Street hours earlier and his revolver remained at his desk, suggesting foul play by tramps near Woodsiae Park rather than suicide. Louis De Lone feared for his brother only after a delayed alert.
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Philadelphia
Frank X. de Lone
Fairmount Park
de Lone
Maryland
South Hicks Street
Lot
Woodsiae Park
Louis de Lone
Frank
Prairie Oil Company halts midcontinent trunk lines
Tulsa Ind Jan. J E O Neil vice president and general manager of Prairie Oil and Gas Company Western branch of Standard Oil announces no more trunk pipelines in the midcontinent field. He returned from Washington after a conference with Secretary Hitchcock on lately issued regulations. He orders managers to discontinue work at once. The dispute centers on government right to take charge of pipelines with ten days notice and access to books. The move will impact oil production as numerous lines under construction await approvals and further applications.
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Ind
J. E. O'Neil
Prairie Ol and Gas Company
Standard Oil Company
Prairie Company
O'Neil
Washington
Hitchcock
O'Neill
Cortelyou Refuses to Discuss Standard Oil 1904 Donations
A Washington dispatch to the New York World reports Postmaster General Cortelyou declining to reveal campaign contribution sources from Standard Oil figures. He says there is no explanation to offer and cannot discuss the subject. H. Rogers indicates willingness to have Cortelyou disclose any transactions with the Republican National Committee in 1904.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
New York World
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Republican National Committee
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
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Tne
HH. Rogers
Standard Ofl Company
Republican Naonal Committee
Socialist Harriman Tops Socialist List, Sinclair Says
Upton Sinclair, author of The Jungle and leading socialist, declares E. H. Harriman the foremost socialist in America, with President Roosevelt next and Andrew Carnegie shaping wealth policy. He argues Harriman dominates competition, Warren Roosevelt curbs syndicates, and Carnegie’s views hint at redistribution, while the state must prevent enormous fortunes from passing to heirs.
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White House
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Sinclair
Balcyon Hall
Englewood
Carnegie
Hartman
Roosevelt
Hardman
Mr. Sinclair
Senltras
Isran Orale
Bryan
Fama
Goliara
Btate
Millionaire Divorced in Pittsburg Steel Mayor
William H. Donner, a millionaire steel magnate, announces divorce from his wife on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Separated two years, custody of three children granted to Donner, wife receiving a reported $200000. The couple’s residence is in Morewood Avenue Pittsburgh. Mrs Donner resides in Cleveland.
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Donner
Pittsburg Steel
Washington Post
Pittsburg
Willam HH. Donner
Cleveland
Morewood Avenue
Labor and Millionaires Rally for Harmony at Palmer Home
In Chicago at Mrs. Potter Palmer’s Lake Shore Drive residence a 600-strong gathering of labor leaders and capitalists discussed uniting labor and capital. August Belmont, Seth Low, Warren Stone, and W D Mahon were among principal speakers stressing harmony to advance large projects like the New York Subway and other major undertakings.
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Washington Post
Chicago
Harmony
Potter Palmer
Lake Shore Drive
Franklin MacVeigh
National Civic Federation
Palmer
Subway
New York
Emil
Warren §. Stone
Brotherhood
W. D. Mabon
Amalgamated Association of Street Balliasden
Furnace Horror Inquiry Seeks Missing Hungarians
Pliteburg Jan 12 Gaza Kende editor of a Lithuanian newspaper from Cleveland is in the interest of his countrymen investigating the Eliza furnace explosion at the Jones Laughlin Steel Company. He will report to the Hungarian consul as several hundred Hungarians are reported missing after being at the furnace shortly before the blast. Coroner Armstrong assigned a deputy to aid the inquiry.
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Gaza Kende
Cleveland
Ea Lithuaian
Eliza
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company (Limited
Kende
Saya
Armstrong
Hij
Bailey Defends Fair Inquiry Amid Texas Senate Clash
In Austin on January 12 the Texas legislature debated probes into Senator Joseph Bailey and potential corporate dealings. Bailey argued the substitute resolution offers a fairer inquiry, insisting charges be specific and supported by witnesses, while critics pressed for a stringent investigation.
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Tex
Joseph Bailey
Texas
Tweeddy
Bailey
Merita
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South County
Torday
United States
Joseph W. Bailey
Onsaa
Fexan
Executions Hasten Strike End In Orizaba Riot
In Orizaba district Mexico 5500 strikers return to work while seven ringleaders are shot in public for their roles in the unrest. The dramatic executions occur as factory whistles call workers to entry and troops fire on condemned leaders amid ruins and witnessing crowds.
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Orizaba
Rafel Moreno
Manuel Juarez
Workinomen’s Organization
Sol- Here
Cure for seasickness discovered by French physician
A French physician, Dr Flasschoen, after two long studies of seasickness, reports that homeopathic use of diluted delphinium in small doses cures and prevents seasickness. He has prepared quantities for colleagues, while philanthropy groups plan to supply emigrants with the remedy free.
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Washington Post
Parle
Flasschoen
Senator Tiiman in Eruption Prompts Political Blame
An index item notes Senator Tiiman in eruption amid claims by Sinclair that Roosevelt is a Socialist and President fixes blame for Salton Bea. The page also mentions world news by cable, market topics, and various society notices, with a focus on prominent figures and political controversy.
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Maryland
Gen. Lee
Bart
Hughes Wil
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Navy
Harriman
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Forevter
Fairbanks
California
Wall Street
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Elsie
M. Clam
Harrison to Go on Stump for Chicago Mayoral Nomination
Secretary Tousey of the Democratic county committee announced that former Mayor Carter A. Harrison will soon campaign and outline the party’s issues. A Harrison organization will be formed in every Chicago precinct as he is expected to be nominated by the March 2 convention by a large majority.
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Washington Post
Trenton
N.J
Dryden
John F. Dryden
Senator Dryden
Colby
Ackerman
Assemblyman
Pinehurst
N. C4
Southern Ray
Washington
Pullman
Chicago
Tousey
Democratic County Committee
Carter A. Harrison
Harrison
Plan Abduction of Taylor Lets Kidnapping Spur Supreme Court Test
Socialists in Indianapolis propose kidnapping former Kentucky governor William S. Taylor and delivering him to Kentucky authorities for trial on murder charges. The plan mirrors the Moyer Haywood case and seeks a Supreme Court ruling on arrest and deportation of political suspects. Taylor declined to comment on the delicacy of the situation.
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Washington
Indianapolis
Ind
William 5
Taylor
Kentucky
William Goebel
Appeal To Reason
Supreme Court of the United States
Moyer-Haywood A. Moyer
Pettibone
Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Colorado
Steunenbere
United States Supreme Court
Bote Declared Insane In Double Lunacy Case
A Paris couple each sought the other’s admission to a lunatic asylum after mutual certificates of madness were issued. The Manchester Guardian Paris correspondent notes the spouses believed the other head was afflicted and both applications reached authorities nearly simultaneously.
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Washington
London
Manchester Guardian
Paris
Bes
Salton Sea Blame for Damage Tied to Company Negligence
President Roosevelt asks Congress for a 2 million dollar appropriation to restore the Colorado River to its banks and prevent further losses to public lands. He brands the California Development Company’s actions as criminal negligence and urges swift federal measures, noting water works must be planned with broad disaster awareness and cross-border considerations. The message details Imperial Valley below sea level, river dynamics, and alleged misrepresentations to settlers, with Mexico involved in supply works and legal concessions.
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California
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Republic of Mexico
Mexico
United States
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