President warns on trusts and China in bold address
In Atlanta the President urges federal supervision of corporations and urges China to heed U S interests. He links economic growth, cotton and labor to national policy, calls for fair treatment of wealth, and supports excluding Chinese laborers while welcoming skilled Chinese entry. He vows action without Congress where possible.
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China
America
Philippines
Porto Rico
Mexico
South
Sttates
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Ching
Congress
International Court of Equity
Pacific Slope
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Roosevelt Visits Georgia State Fair Grounds
President Roosevelt arrives at Piedmont Park for the Georgia State Fair, reviews the 17th Infantry, and is greeted by Gov Terrell Mayor Woodward and Senator Clay. He speaks to about 20,000, receives a marble gift, and praises Joel Chandler Harris. A lunch at the Piedmont Clubhouse features tribute from John Temple Graves and Gov Heyward. He tours the city with the Twelfth Cavalry before departing for Jacksonville.
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Seventeenth Infantry
Philippines
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the Fair Association
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Mayor Woodward
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Ferrell
Woodward
Georgia
Fair Grounds
Pedmont
Twelfth Cavalry
John Temple Graves
Atlanta Daily News
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Col Graves
Joel Chandler Harris
Remus
Archibald Bulloch
Congress
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Gideon
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Gov Heyward
South Carolina
Heyward
South
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Guv Heyward
Mra Roosevelt
Washington
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Georgia School of Technology
Harvard
Matheson
Roosevelt
Jacksonville
American Hosiery Co. Ad Promotes Non Shrinkable Underwear
Fine knit underwear and Hosiery once imported from Europe now produced by American Hosiery Co. touted as best obtainable. Men women and children silk merino balbriggan natural wool one size fits all with non shrinkable fabrics. Stamps indicate relative quality and range of sizes. Wholesale only 108 110 Franklin Street New York.
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Europe
American Hosiery Co
American Hosiery CO Wholesale
Franklin Street
New York
Holiday at New Orleans Public Day for President Visit
New Orleans sets Thursday as a public holiday when the President visits. Schools will close. Confederate Veterans form a presidential parade unit, with Spanish War era volunteers and Immune regiments to greet the President. Special trains run except for the Congressional Limited. Fare to Baltimore and return listed at $1.25.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
Highth Louisiana Volunteers
Soldier's salt hoss food ruins digestion in many men
A veteran credits Grape-Nuts with ending his lifelong stomach troubles after Civil War service meals centered on salt pork and beef. He recalls years of pain until trying Grape-Nuts eight years ago in Detroit. Since then his stomach improved, he eats it regularly, and he attributes the relief to Grape-Nuts from Postum Co. Read The Road to Wellville in every package.
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Sam
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
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Wellville
Roosevelt Visits Roswell Home Touches Old Georgia Ties
Theodore Roosevelt toured Bulloch Hall in Roswell Georgia visiting his mother's boyhood home. He recalled violet beds and the well where a pig fell in, met old servants and Rough Riders friend Warren Crockett now in revenue service, and spoke at a town park with Senator Clay in a quiet, moving welcome.
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Washington Poe
Roswell
Theodore Rooseveltt
Atlanta
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Storlea
Georgia
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Warren E Crockett
Revenue Service
Crockett
Mom Grace
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Mrs Wire
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Martha Bulloch
Clay
Charles M Reed
Mercer University
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Washington
Senator Cockrell
Miscouri
Senate
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Pratts
Kings
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Thors
Memories of Bulloch kin and Roosevelts visit in Roswell
In Roswell the President recalls family ties to Confederate service, praising both sides for duty done. He visits the old home of his mother, meets townspeople, and departs for Atlanta after remarks at a Presbyterian church. Also notes East Florida Baptist Association honoring Roosevelt and a nurse charged with theft in New York.
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Alabama
Kearsarge
Irving Bulloch
Thackeray
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Col Newcomb
Old Presbyterian
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Bulloch
Cass
W E Maker
Roosevelt
Dr Baker
Atlanta
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Fila
East Florida Bethany Baptist Association
Wirst
Washington Post
New York
Marie Weston
Dekalb Avenue
Brooklyn
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