The Man Who Works With His Hands Speech at Lansing
President Roosevelt spoke at Lansing on May 31 about educating men for skilled trades, urging farmer cooperation against powerful industries. He praised agricultural colleges, called for better industrial training, and urged social improvements to keep farming viable and dignified for families.
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Lansing
Department of Agriculture
Lansing Mich
Roosevelt
Michigan
America
Congress
Washington
United States
Xo Industrial School
Texas
Louisana
Arkansas
Knapp
National Department of
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National Department of Agriculture
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Sta Haz Heen
Denmark
Wiggs
Octave ‘ Thanet
Jane
Kentucky
Omemte
Gannon Supports Him Approve Pooling Programme
The Interstate Commerce Commission backs pooling as beneficial to the public and mentions potential gains for investors. Speaker Cannon tours Danville, avoids politics, and signals government valuation could normalize railroad securities along with bank stocks.
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Cannon
Danville
Canton
Indianapolis
House of Representatives
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
House
Senate
Roosevelt's Federal Rail Power Plan Moves Forward
The Interstate Commerce Commission will study President Roosevelts ideas for greater federal power over railroads and recommend actions to Congress. Commissioner Lane is the sole member openly discussing the speech, praising Roosevelts spirit as fair and resolute, while contrasting the statesman with the theorist.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Nis
Post Roads
Indianapolis
Sixtieth Congress
Roosevelt
Academy
President weighs railroad reform and Harriman case
The President articulates a broad view on railroad reform, urging remedies for overcapitalization bond regulation and valuation. The Interstate Commerce Commission plans to compel Harriman to answer questions about the Chicago and Alton deal, with suit filed in New York Circuit Court and government hopes for a favorable outcome.
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Bony
Congress
Indianapoli
Commission
Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Alten
United States Circuit Court
New York City
Kellogg
Southern Pacific
Department of Justice
Chicago and Alton
Bartholdt’s Peace Plan Pushes World Arbitration
Representative Bartholdt of Missouri, president of the American group for international arbitration, met with Assistant Secretary Bacon at the State Department before sailing for The Hague. He will present a peace programme to the conference, seeking a permanent Hague body and obligatory arbitration on key questions, with inquiry or mediation before war. He plans to sail from New York on the Kaiser Wilhelm II on Tuesday.
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Bartholdt
Missour
Interparliamentary Union For International Arbitration
State Department
Bacon
Hague
Barthokit
The
Inter- Parliamentary Union
London
Union
Ague Court
Parliamentary Union
New York
Kaiser Wilelm der Grosse
Roosevelt Address After Capitol Reception and Speech
President Roosevelt attended a reception with about a thousand people, then spoke from the Capitol balcony praising Michigan boys from the Industrial School and greeting Civil War and Spanish American War veterans. He addressed lawmakers urging careful promises, cautioned against overambitious reform, and defended conservative reform against wealth abuses while highlighting Republican fidelity to Lincoln’s plain people. Secretary Wilson later spoke on the nation’s agricultural education and the land grant college system.
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Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Flarger
East
Boo
Capitol
Queterana
Santiago
Michigan
Michigan ,Naval Brigade
Addseas
Representative Hall
Roosevelt
New York
Geome
Congress
Republican Party
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Wilson
United States
Washington
Washington Monument
Congressional Library
President Roosevelt Meets Former Bunkmate in Hillsdale
Special to The Washington Post Hillsdale May 31 The train paused at Springport for five minutes to greet Robert McClellan a former bunkmate of Roosevelt during a West hunting trip The President recalled the Albion bank incident with Representative Gardner as crowds gathered at Hillsdale station A boy named Werbert Lynch from Albion boarded the train crying to see the President and was later returned to his mother The President requested telegram updates on the boy and then departed for Auburn Junction en route to Washington Benjamin Ide Wheeler UC president traveled east with Roosevelt as his guest.
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Washington Post
Hillsdale
Midh
Lansing
Springport
Robert McClellan
Roosevelt
Gardner
Werbert Lynch
Albion
Hurlisdale
Auburn Junction
Baltimore and Ohio
Washin
Presidentia
Washington
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Fight On Standard Oil Prosecution Powers Tighten
Federal officials press to dissolve Standard Oil under Sherman act. Courts in St Louis and St Paul weigh actions as government prepares for possible commissioners to take evidence, with outcomes shaping future prosecutions for early trust acts and potential powder trust cases.
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Standard Oil Company
St Louis
Destone
Twu
Kellogg
Morrison
Department of Justice
United States Circuit Court
St Paul
Standard On Company
Standard
United States Cirreuit Court
St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
Landis
United States
Chicas
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Lutz G CO
R. P Andrews Paper CO
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E. Morrison Paper Co
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Alker’s
Standard Oil
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Rational Theater
Robin Hood
de Kovan
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SPONG
Columbia Theater
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Arden
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Prince Karl
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Dreamland
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Grace Hazard
Little Hip
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Kita Banzai
Jack Grdner
Martini
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Ethel Green
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Malori
Luna Park
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Royal Berlin Military Band
Paul Zteroid
Penna. Ave
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U. S. Marine Band
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Pertee
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Great Falls of the Potomac
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Washington Gaslight Co
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Evans’ Drug Store
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