Tillman Attacks Roosevelt on Race Policy in Senate
Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina delivered a blistering Senate speech attacking President Roosevelt over the Brownsville affair and race policy. He accused the President of inoculating the nation with social equality and likened the firing of colored troops to lynching, drawing crowded galleries and sharp exchanges with Senator Patterson. The speech, while controversial, was praised by some for its fiery delivery and dramatic contrast with Tillman’s usual cautions.
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South Carolina
Senate
Brownsville
Tillman
Patterson
Colorado
War Department
Tiki
Illlman
Thorn
Tiltman
House
Roosevelt
Mr. Tilman
Booker Washington
South
North
Booker ‘Washington
Mystery deepens in disappearance of Frank X De Lone
Philadelphia, Jan 12 Special report on Frank X De Lone, a young clubsman who vanished after a Fairmount Park ride. Guards and city police search without result. Recovered details show he paid rent at 317 South Hicks Street earlier that day, left with a revolver in his desk, and a theory shifts from self harm to possible assault by tramps near Woodsiae Park. Louis De Lone grew worried only after missing several days.
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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 Company to halt midcontinent trunk pipeline builds
Tulsa Ind Jan J E O Neil vice president and general manager of the Prairie Oil and Gas Company Western branch of Standard Oil announces no more trunk pipelines in the midcontinent field. He just returned from Washington after a conference with Secretary Hitchcock over recent regulations. Official notice to managers orders immediate construction stop. Government clash centers on the right to seize projects with ten days notice and access to company books. The move could curtail oil production as work in progress remains and applications for further improvements are on file.
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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 Declines On Standard Oil Campaign Talks
A Washington dispatch to the New York World reports Postmaster General Cortelyou refuses to disclose any campaign contributions or sources from Standard Oil in 1904. Rogers, tied to Standard Oil, says he is willing Cortelyou make public any transactions with the Republican National Committee.
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Standard Oil
Apecal
Washington Post
New York
Washington Dispatch
New York World
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
Aiready
Tne
HH. Rogers
Standard Ofl Company
Republican Naonal Committee
Waters-Pierce
House of Representatives
Ee J. H. Small & Sons, Florists
Washington
Socialist, Harriman Leader of Socialist World Says
Upton Sinclair, author of The Jungle, declares E H Harriman the leading Socialist in the United States with Roosevelt next and Carnegie reshaping wealth. He lectures in Englewood on July 12 praising Harriman as the big fish in a ruthless sea and arguing the State must distribute wealth or swallow the little fish. He attacks Carnegie, praises progressive taxation and warns of future government control over fortunes as power shifts.
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White House
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Sinclair
Balcyon Hall
Englewood
Carnegie
Hartman
Roosevelt
Hardman
Mr. Sinclair
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Isran Orale
Bryan
Fama
Goliara
Btate
Millionaire Donner Divorced in Pittsburg Steel Family
Willam H. Donner, a wealthy steel magnate, announces divorce from wife on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Separated two years, custody of three children awarded to the father, wife receives a reported $200000. suit not contested. The couple's Morewood Avenue home is cited with Mrs. Donner residing in Cleveland.
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Donner
Pittsburg Steel
Washington Post
Pittsburg
Willam HH. Donner
Cleveland
Morewood Avenue
Harmony at Chicago labor and capital conference hosted by Mrs Palmer
A January Chicago gathering at Mrs. Potter Palmer's Lake Shore Drive home drew 600 attendees including labor leaders and millionaires. August Belmont and Seth Low led talks on harmony between labor and capital, with Belmont citing subway projects as examples of cooperative effort.
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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 in Pliteburg report
Gaza Kende of Cleveland, editor of a Lithuanian newspaper, arrives in Pliteburg to investigate the Eliza furnace explosion at Jones & Laughlin Steel. He plans to report to the Hungarian consul and says hundreds of Hungarian workers are missing after the blast. Coroner Armstrong assigns a deputy to assist the inquiry.
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Gaza Kende
Cleveland
Ea Lithuaian
Eliza
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company (Limited
Kende
Saya
Armstrong
Hij
Bailey Defends Substite Resolution in Texas Senate
In Austin on January 12, Senator Joseph Bailey rejected vague charges and urged a specific, provable inquiry. He praised the Kennedy substitute which allows meritorious scrutiny, while opponents push the original resolution for a broader but more vague investigation.
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Texas
Lfe
Duncan
Kennedy
United States
Pome Peti
Onsaa
Fexan
Executed Leaders Mark End of Mexican Strike
In Orizaba district, 5562 of 708 returning workers resumed duty as government punished strike leaders. Seven ringleaders, including Rafael Moreno and Manuel Juarez, were shot publicly as crowds watched. Dawn firing squad marked the strike’s violent grim finale.
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Orizaba
Rafel Moreno
Manuel Juarez
Workinomen’s Organization
Sol- Here
Cure for Seasickness from Homeopathic Delphinium Remedy
French physician Dr Flasschoen reports discovery after two long studies of seasickness. He found strong delphinium triggers seasickness while attenuated doses cured and prevented it. He prepared quantities for colleagues and philanthropists plan to supply emigrants with the remedy free through a new group.
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Washington Post
Parle
Flasschoen
Senator Tiiman in Eruption and Salton Bea blame
From today’s issue a compact note on Senator Tiiman's eruption, Sinclair labeling Rhopevelt socialist, and President fixing blame for Salton Bea. Also brief items on polls, markets, and notable crimes, with world news by cable and society notes.
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Maryland
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Navy
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Baltimore
Roosevelt
Forevter
Fairbanks
California
Wall Street
Adelevises Rollo
Elsie
M. Clam
Harrison to Go on Stump for Mayor Nomination
Chicago January 12 Secretary Tousey of the Democratic county committee says former Mayor Carter A. Harrison will soon begin campaigning to outline Democratic issues for his mayoral nomination. A Harrison organization will be built in every precinct and is expected to win a large majority at the March 2 convention.
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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
Socialists Propose Kidnap Test Of High Court Ruling
A plan is proposed to abduct former Kentucky governor William S Taylor in Indianapolis and deliver him to Kentucky authorities for trial on murder charges. The move mirrors the Moyer Haywood case and current Supreme Court rulings on deportation and force. Taylor declines to discuss the delicate situation.
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Idaho
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
London dispatch reports a Paris couple each sought the other’s commitment after both claimed insanity. A husband and wife each obtained medical certificates declaring the other brain ill and filed for admission to the district lunatic asylum, leading to a rare mutual certifying push.
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Washington
London
Manchester Guardian
Paris
Bes
Salton Sea Blame and Roosevelt's 2 Million Plan
President Roosevelt in a special message to Congress blames the California Development Company for the Salton Sea breach and seeks a $2,000,000 appropriation to restore the river to its former channel. He argues prompt action is essential to protect public lands and avert disaster, with effects on Imperial Valley and border works in Mexico.
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Congress
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California
Roosevelt
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Freargent
Imperial Valley
Bel Diego County
Cal
Gulf of California
International
Republic of Mexico
Mexico
Celfornia Development Company
New Jersey
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