Tillman Roasts Roosevelt and Race in Senate Riot Debate
In a stormy Senate exchange Republicans and Democrats clash over the Brownsville affair and race, with Tillman defending lynching and white supremacy while blasting President Roosevelt’s policy on racial equality. Colorado’s Patterson counters, harshly criticizing southern figures and warning of inevitable race conflict as retaliation for disfranchisement and misrule.
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Brownsville
Tata
Senator Patterson
Colorado
Tillman
Senator Money
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Mr. Money
Benttor
Patterson
Senate
Illman
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Mr .Tillman
Pacific Coast
Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
South Carolina
Cuba
Universal Brotherhood of Man
South
North
Cured of Piles by Pyramid Pile Cure
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a home remedy for piles promising painless, quick, permanent relief without operation. It cites testimonials from Julius Meyer of Bedford Indiana and claims easy home use, a free trial, and nationwide availability through Pyramid Drug Company with a Marshall Michigan address.
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Pryamid Drug Company
Buch
Indiana
Julius Meyer
Bedford
Ind
Pyramid Pile
Pyramid Pile Drug Company
Pyramid Drug Company
Marshall, Mich
Coulbourn
East Market
Dorchester County
Maryland
Warner
Pero
Washington Post
Cambridge Hospital
Cambridge
Haltimore
Dorchester
Cabix Creek
F. Coulbourn
Bright
South debates on radical views fade in the South
The text notes that the better element in the South held no such radical views as those in Bressad and that true supporters were few. Senator Mallory signaled a plan to discuss the matter after Mr Tiltiman’s remarks, with Wil likely to proceed tomorrow as Mr Koraker indicated he would rally the Brownsville resolutions once the appropriation bill is disposed of.
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Tillman
Brownsville
Mr. Tilman
Oyster Bay
Shich
Titman
Nelson
Mr Tilman
Timen
War Department
White House
Athens
Ohio
Milman
Taft
Cnld
Tulma
Culberson
Texas
Mingo Sanders
South Carolina
Mingo
Senator Forraker
Mr. Foraker
Mr. Tillman
Spooner
Athena
Soto
Booker Washington
South
United States
Cuba
Santo Domingo
Brownaville
America
Heverage
North
Patterson
Colorado
Worrow
Buckle
Tilman
Yar. Jonéy
Wississippi
Idaho
Bir. Tilimen
Spdoser
Wisconsin
Idgho
Heyburn
Mr. Money
Woodward
Trinity
College
Trinity College
North Carolina
Overman
Prof. Kilgore
Bressad
Mallory
Tiltiman
Koraker
Willard Bids Washington Farewell After Tom Pinch
Washington crowds give EB S Willard a heartfelt farewell after his final Tom Pinch performance at the National Theater. He hints at a potential return to England, citing strong local affection and a long US tour history. The farewell follows a standout supporting cast including Ivan Simpson, A Cane, and Joan Bish in a warmly received Dickens inspired trio-act drama.
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Tom Pinch
Natlopel
EB. S. Willard
Washington
Willard
America
Linda
United States
England
Dixie
Soll
Mr Willard
Charles Dickens
Martin Charlewit
Mr. Willard
Ivan F. Simpson
Martin Chuzzlewit
Mr A Cane
Pecksniff
Joan Bish
Charity
Peckerill
Alice Lannon
Tig
Mary Graham
Ward
Chugzlewit
Edckens
Nellie Angell
Ruth Barry
Jessica Arnold
Mttle Stes May Flowery
Gladys Granger
Walter Edmunds
A. S Homewood
Wiliam Seuter
T. Fredericks
Forest Reserve Expansion In Western Colorado Withdrawn Lands
Secretary withdraws 685000 acres of unalienated public lands in Western Colorado from disposal to add to the Uncompahgre forest reserve. The lands include parts of the Uncompahgre plateau and San Miguel Valley, stretching from south of Montrose west to the Utah border. The reserve now encompasses about 400000 acres.
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Huchcock Bass
Western
Coloreda
Uncampahore
Bank Wrecking Case Appeal by Flickinger Faces High Court
Edward L. Flickinger, sentenced in Ohio to seven years for conspiring with Galion National Bank president Hays to wreck the bank, seeks a U S Supreme Court certiorari. Wages at Washington Navy Yard raised for painters, letterers, grainers, and joiners at Secretary Metcalf’s request, with minor daily increases.
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Edward L. Flickinger
Ohio
United
Navy Yard
Washington Navy Yard
Metcalf
Funeral of Mrs Charlotte Thomas Clerk in Agriculture
Funeral services for Mrs. Charlotte Thomas a department of agriculture clerk were held after she was found dead in her bed Friday in an apartment house at 296 Wirth street southeast. The remains were sent to Canton for burial. The service was conducted by the Reverend Hamlin, rector of the Church of the Salvation.
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Charlotte Thomas
Department of Agriculture
Wirth Street
Co Teanis Hamiin
Cnaseh
Sheanant
Corning
City Commissioners appoint new police inspector
District Build ing officials confirm West's return from out of town on business. Following District Assessor Griffis recommendation, Commissioners approve W J Donavee as an additional inspector of licenses for the Metropolitan Police focus. Funeral of Barnett Henderson, son of R J Henderson, held privately. Fire department officials discuss customs license matter with Prof W H Hollman. Meeting notes include basement rest proposal and a damaged property incident on Switzers. Alaska street Zionist area referenced.
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West
HL Wow
Griffis
W. J. Donavee
Heenses
Barnett B Henderson
Rofita J. Hendercon
Famnthy
Thitteguta
Presbyterian Clumeh
Haiframa
Jones
Ilvatriars
Iria
Het Bett
W. H Hollman
toJlaiciaors
Mote
Fenuin
Caxrpass Saag
D. C. Jabirs
Witter J
Davidean
Mount’ Zion
Alaska
Zionif Street
Teird
Movement to equalize industrial training teachers pay
A drive to remove salary discrimination against industrial training teachers seeks a congressional bill to match their pay with academic instructors. Supported by Superintendent Chancellor Admiral Baird and high school principals, about 55 teachers would gain. Current entry salary is 800 with 30 annual rise. max 1480, versus 2109 for academic instructors.
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Ita
Congress
Admiral Baird
Board of Education
Crescent Benevolent Association Elects Officers
The Crescent Benevolent Association has elected officers: John F. Wig as president, George F. Ruhle as vice president, George Ostermeyer recording secretary, Harry A. Burr financial secretary, George Maeler treasurer, trustees Charles Bowman Charles Zanner and Louis J. Frisard, with Louis Wege as sergeant at arms.
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Enevolent Association
the Crescent Benevolent Association
John F. Wig
George F. Ruhle
George Ostermeyer
Harry A. Burr
George Maeler
Charles Bowman
Charles Zanner
Louis J. Frisard
Louis Wege
Search For Boy Missing Since 1902 Aids Circulation Drive
Authorities renew plea for John J. Manning son of Dr William J Manning missing from his parents home in 1902 at age fourteen. Maj Sylvester orders 12000 circulars nationwide to locate the boy described as eighteen with tattoo between fingers and blue gray eyes. Dr Manning offers a $100 reward for the boy's apprehension and delivery.
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Sylvester
Polie
John J. Manning
William J. Manning
Government Printing Office
Mannings
Boone Iowa
Bourne
Axe
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Texae
Brogneville
Mesage
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New Willard
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Washington Monument
Mr.Tilman
Senator Spooner
Ar. Patterson
Gov. Vardaman
Money
Ratherhhan
Clay
Walence
Lynch Faw
Chautaugquas
Senata
Mr. Patterson
Xie
Whelare
Hitchcock
Burt’s Greater Stores
Arthur Burt
Miss Coulbourn
Warners
Cure CO
Rochester
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