Bryan on Third Term and Trust Proposals
The interview covers William Jennings Bryan’s stance on a potential third term for the president, opposition to trusts, and private monopolies. He argues for federal remedies to supplement state efforts, criticizes Roosevelt for not going far enough, and outlines a plan for railroads, tariffs, and interstate commerce regulation. He stresses anti third term precedent and advocates Jeffersonian equality and removal of privileges. He also notes Dr Elmer Kilsworth Brown’s recent address and educational conference activities.
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Bryan Sa. Roosevelt
Hd Asstris
Annapolis
MG. A
Bryan’ _Taede
Questign
Roossvelle Allihide
Trusts
Ang
Bryany
Winstington
Jeferson
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
Bryan
ARS x
Kansas City
Congress
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Démocratica
Giaa
O Party
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brown
Elmer Kilsworth Brown
Washington
Dayton
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Association of American ‘Agricultural’ Colleges and
Lansing
University of Sehte
W of
Cincinnati
Silent Soldiers and a Brownsville Outrage Trial
Gen Garlington testifies that five to twenty men in colored Companies B and C were guilty of the Brownsville riot though no single individual was firmly implicated. He cites wooden-faced, nonresponsive testimony and says a spontaneous impulse, not a conspiracy, drove the violence after Mrs Evans was assaulted the prior night. Witnesses place a negro voice heard and shots at the alley, with a Mexican clerk noting the pump of guns and two soldiers visiting later.
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Garlington
Brownsville
Senate Military Committee
Foraker
Fort Duchesne
Venacio Garza
Brownaville
Helen Moore
Miller Hotel
Misa Wille Mayfield
A. ¥. Baker
Matnamoras
Kaiser Aids Resign Scandal Started by Paper
Berlin reports Prince Philip zu Eulenburg and Lieut Gen Wilhelm von Hohenau resigned amid accusations tied to a Zukunft publication by Maximilian Harden. The piece claims a court round table sought to influence the emperor and embraced spiritualism and discreditable acts.
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Round Table
Berlin
Philip Zu Eulenburg
Willam
Vienna
Wilhelm von Hohenau
Prince Eulenburg
Foreign Office
Zukunft
Maximilian Harden
Stakeun
von Moltke
Coint von Moltke
Prince Evilenburg
Herr Harden
Count von Moltke
Stam
California archaeologist in green corduroy suit visits White House
Charles F. Lomas of the Los Angeles public library, an archaeologist and California society member with Roosevelt as an honorary, explains his green corduroy suit was chosen for visibility. He notes the color may be conspicuous and says he has worn similar clothes for years.
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Charles’ F. Luromis
Mbrakien
Los Angeles
White House
California
Mr. Roosevelt
Presic
Mr. Lomas
Governor Hughes Demands Action on Five Measures
Albany June 4 Governor Hughes issues a five part message to the legislature, urging action on the Moreland omnibus inquiry, corrupt-practices reform, direct nomination and official primary ballot, Fuller water storage measure, and franchise tax for railroads. He aims to keep members in session until work finishes amid apportionment debates and opposition to the water bill and Wainwright act. South Carolina’s John C. Capers to serve interim internal revenue post, transferring to Pearl Wight of Louisiana later. Capers’ background includes U S attorney roles, signaling orderly transition for the revenue office.
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Washington Post
Albany
Hughes
Moreland
Jon
State Department
Assembly
Senate
State Water Storage Commission
Phillips
Wainwright
Friends of the
Merritt Water-Storage
Wreb
Legislativ
South Caroline
Internal Revenue
John C. Capers
Capers
South Carolina
Pearl Wight
Wight
United States
Ising
Supreme Ce States
Mahoning for Taft endorsement noted at meeting
A special post meeting in Youngstown Ohio on June 4 discussed a county committee’s endorsement for Taft. No mention of Ford or other candidates was made during the session.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Fordker
Taft Plan Change Reported From Tulsa Announcement
William H. Murray, head of the Oklahoma Constitutional Convention, said an August 6 election on the constitution would proceed despite Judge Pancoast’s injunction, forcing a delay in Taft’s summer schedule and altering planned talks at Murray Bay Canada.
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Tulsa
Ind. T
Wilam HH. Murray
Oklahoma Constitutional Convention
Pancoast
Plana
Taft
Pythians Honor Leader at Tenderos Reception
Maj. Gen. A St-Pierre presided as Pythians honored their leader at a reception in Tenderos, reflecting veteran service and organizational esteem amid period events.
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Gen. A
St-Pi
State Department mulls protest against Rohrer surrender
The State Department weighs a protest over extradition of Charles Rohrer to England. Rohrer, jailed in New York, faces surrender to British police. officials will review the commissioner’s proceedings for regularity and proceed to issue the warrant if the case fits treaty terms.
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State Department
England
Charles Rothrer
Rohrer
United States
New York
Cave of England
Gus Perore
Rail Road Rates Disputed in Southern States Discrimination Claim
Swaine of Millville argues before the Interstate Commission that the Louisville and Nashville Railroad furnishes accommodations for use by the Southern States, alleging discrimination in amended railroad rates. The hearing is scheduled for next Saturday in the city.
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Nieee Swaine
Miville
Legee
Louisville
Furniail Coimmodations
Italy Charts Moderate Path at Hague Armament Talks
Italy signals sympathy for British armament reduction while remaining loyal to Germany and Austria. Tittoni outlines a middle course—support for limited disarmament in principle but reservations on immediate realization—as the triple alliance members enter the Hague conference united in caution. The Vatican question is settled, with Italy opposing papal participation and aiming to expand arbitration scope.
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Rafobed
Werie
Partiffery
Tnetea
Italy
Germany
Austria
England
France
Polds
Titton
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Tittoni
Hei
Signor Titton
Admiral Caravaro
Vatican
Frashke
Holy Sea
Sealing Vessel Seized During Alaska Closed Season
The revenue cutter Rush seized the British schooner Charlotte Cox for illegal sealing in Wallweather grounds Alaska during the closed season. The ship carried seventy seven fur gear and will be handed to British authorities in British Columbia under joint regulations. Japanese sealers were noted but not subject to the same restrictions. No clash with Britain is expected as each nation enforces its own laws on foreign vessels.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Ainsworth
Revenue Cutter
Rush
Charlotte G.cox
Wallweather Grounds
Alaska
Cox
Great Britain
United States
Department
British Columbia
the Bush
Pafla Arbitration, Tribunal
Isthmian Canal Excavation Totals Reported From Culebra Cut
Secretary of War received a cable from Col Goethals stating Culebra Cut excavation for May reached 36 cubic yards while Gatun yielded 70 400 cubic yards. Despite rain season slowing March and April, May shows a large rise over May 1906 194 055 cubic yards was the previous monthly record except for March and April this year.
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Yeatarday
Col. Goethals
Isthmian Canal Commission
Isthmus
Culebra
Jnonti
Lana
Gatun
Weather disturbance grips Great Lakes region
The Weather Bureau reported a moderate atmospheric disturbance over Lake Huron bringing rain to the Lake region, Illinois and the Ohio Valley. A cool ocean air flow along the Atlantic coast cooled temperatures in eastern districts, with lighter weather noted in the Ohio Valley and Dakotas. Postmaster Willcox of New York visited Washington yesterday to discuss the New York Post affair with Secretaries Cortelyou and Postmaster General Sever.
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Weather Bureau
Lake Huron
Ohioy Valley
Atlantic
Ohio’ Valley
Tennessee
Lake
Eaeane
New
New York
Willcox
Ashington
Conj
Newark
Pert Amon
Cortelyo Iz
Sever
Gen Wilson to preside at Jamestown Exposition
Gen John Willson will preside at the Jamestown Exposition ceremonies on Tuesday in place of Myron M Parker who cannot attend to see his son graduate. Parker will travel to Pennsylvania for the graduation. The Washington Chamber of Commerce notes a misprint about a regular meeting. the chamber’s meeting is scheduled for a later date in Washington.
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Myron M. Parker
John . Willson
Jamestown Exposition
Disy
Janeti
Myron M. ‘Parker
Parker
Fentinylvania
Gen. Wilson
Enti
Pregnent Harper
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Jamestown
Washington
Washington Choral Society Odds On Trip Postponed
The Washington Choral Society announced at George Washington University Monday night that the proposed trip to the Shirestown Exposition faces a third postponement and that a new group may form as the Washington Oratory Society under Musical Director Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. He received a diamond scarf pin and red roses, while Mrs. C. Gallegher praised his work. members voted in favor of the director despite few men rising.
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Choral Society
Washington Choral Society
Shirestown Exposition
Washington Oratory Rociety
Zail. i
iGeorge Washington University
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Clesio
Wrightson
C. &. Gallegher
Confederate Veterans Day At Jamestown Exposition
Several thousand Confederate veterans from Richmond visited the Jamestown Exposition in Norfolk on Confederate Veterans Day. The Tri-State Medical Association elected officers for the year with Dr. Stuart McGuire of Richmond as president and set Charlotte, North Carolina, as the next meeting place for February 1908.
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Norfolk
Richmond
Tri-State Medical Association
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Stuart McGuire
Southgate Leigh
BE. C. Register
Charlotte
E. M. Rees
Charleston
N. C
J. Howell
Waynesville
Cadets Sail to Jamestown Exposition From West Point
West Point cadets under Col Howse depart for Jamestown aboard the Sumner with the Academy band and officers. They will camp on the grounds, drill daily, and return to West Point by June 12 ahead of the June 14 graduation of the first class.
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West Point
N. Y
The
Military Academy
Corps of Cadets
Robert L. Howse
Eix
United States
Sumner
War Department
Academy
Army
Exposition Grounds
Jamestown
Jung
Dainty Food Promoted as Health Cure by Readers
A column extols food over drugs for rebuilding the body and cites a Cincinnati case of nerve and muscle relief after switching to Postum and Grape Nuts. The testimonial claims improved appetite, weight gain, reduced pain, and renewed vitality after dietary change, urging readers to read The Road to Wellville.
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Hetle
Postum
Wellville
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