Roosevelt Exalts New Nationalism At Kansas Rally
Excerpted remarks by Col. Roosevelt criticise clever merchants and praise direct action. He urges government regulation of corporations and a graduated income tax, advocates labor reforms, and warns against mob violence while stressing the need for a responsive public service and strict campaign finance accountability. The event drew huge crowds and high-profile speakers including Pinchot Garfield and White.
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Roosevelt Replies to Editorial Attack in Outlook
Theodore Roosevelt, writing as a Outlook staffer, responds to a New York Evening Post editorial accusing him of malice and corruption. He defends his political stance, rebukes alleged false statements about Harriman and Cannon, and denounces the Post’s attacks as mendacious while calling for honest politics and an end to corporate influence.
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Modest Mr Roosevelt in Cheyenne Sparks Debate
Theodore Roosevelt defends his public role while criticizing his critics in a heated August 27 1910 letter from Cheyenne The piece contrasts Roosevelt with former allies and accuses the Evening Post of misrepresentation while defending his integrity and political aims in the 1910 campaign era.
International socialist congress attacks Roosevelt drummer remark
At the Copenhagen convention Roosevelt faced a sharp rebuke over antimilitarism as German Reichstag member George Ledebour dubbed him a political drummer. Ledebour accused Roosevelt of supporting British rulers against Egyptian patriots during the session.
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Freed from Turkish law for foreign religious groups
Constantinople August 31 United States ambassador Oscar S Straus secured a council of state decision exempting all foreign religious educational and benevolent institutions from Ottoman law The ruling frees these bodies from many restrictions and allows them to hold landed property More than 300 American organizations are affected by the decision
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August cotton deal ends after peaceful exit
The August cotton contract expired at noon today after shedding 140 points from Tuesday’s close. Traders described the late-day action as healthy despite a prior sharp drop, with bearish sentiment easing after a volatile period. Governor Patterson challenges for joint discussion with Republican nominee Hooper, expected to gain Independent Prohibition Democrats backing.
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Weather Conditions and Coastal Impacts Report
Weather conditions across the United States describe unsettled, showery skies east of the Rockies with cooler temperatures in the north and warmth in the southwest. Winds vary coastally, with moderate to light winds along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, and rising moisture in the Missouri valley. Reports note a possible weather disturbance in the western Gulf moving toward Mexico, with damage from high winds near Brownsville, Texas.
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Ex-Cashier Wider Pleads Guilty in Bank Theft Case
New York August 31 Erwin J Wider former cashier of the Russo-Chinese Bank pleaded guilty to five indictments charging theft of about 35000 in securities. He asked for immediate sentencing but Judge O Sullivan adjourned to September.
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Pope Attacks Modernism and Sillon Society
Rome and Paris reports say the Pope condemns modernism across nations and forms. He denounces the Sillon Society despite prior tolerance and orders its dissolution, while Marc Langier plans to pass popular education duties to the episcopate and continues democratic propaganda.
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Socialists denounce Kaiser's divine right speech
Special Cable from Berlin reports forty social democratic meetings across the capital last night adopted resolutions condemning the Kaiser's divine right remarks and calling for immediate strengthening of constitutional safeguards in the Reich.
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