Pardons and clemency under Presidents Taft and Roosevelt
The article surveys clemency actions from Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft, detailing pardons, commutations, and mercy factors. It notes political influence and petitions, case-by-case outcomes, and the roles of the Attorney General and Department of Justice in evaluating mercy across numerous criminal cases. It highlights specific individuals and crimes, from forgery to murder, and coversIndian and domestic cases, with examples of reprieves and policy implications.
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Bryce Portrait Unveiled at National Liberal Club
London November portrait of Bridah Ambassador in Washington Sir Edward Grey unveiled in the smoking room by Sir Edward Grey. The foreign secretary paid tribute to Mr Bryce and his quiet work in various fields of usefulness. He said Bryce crowned a brilliant career by his success as an ambassador and would return from Washington with enhanced credit and honor, leaving in the United States enduring memories.
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Jury Excludes Negro in Hyde Murder Case
In Kansas City Massachusetts a conference among attorneys led to a colored man being excused from serving on the jury for the Hyde murder trial. All twelve jurors were confined together, and officials feared that adding a black juror might cause trouble. Classified ads offer free help wanted columns and results.
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Knox Urges Treaties Monroe Doctrine Debate at Dinner
The third annual countershow of the Society for the Judicial Settlement of International Disputes ended with a banquet at the Business Men's Guild. Secretary Knox, principal speaker, argued that arbitration treaties do not infringe the Senate's treaty making power or threaten the Monroe Doctrine or immigration control. Guests included Mrs William Howard Taft and Miss Helen Taft.
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Weather and storm outlook across wide region today
Weather summary from the Department of Agriculture and Weather Bureau reports widespread rain and snow. Temperature falls across Atlantic states and Northwest, with central Montana near 2 degrees tonight. Storms threaten the Rockies and northern states. forecasts predict variable winds along coasts and unsettled conditions into the next 48 hours.
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Arbitration Jurisdiction and Senate Role in Treaties
A historical analysis argues for a clearly defined arbitration scope in treaties to protect national sovereignty. It emphasizes Senate power over special agreements and proposes a joint commission to decide arbitral questions, stressing careful jurisdiction and presidential nomination with Senate confirmation.
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Simple Remedy For Kidney Ailments and Urinary Pain
A vintage note describes a home remedy claimed to aid kidney and bladder issues. It warns about pain in the back and rheumatic symptoms, advising a sequence of measurements and a nightly drink. The instructions are in poor transcription, with garbled names and unclear dosages.
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