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Text of House Resolution 13777, an act to incorporate the American Cross of Honor within the District of Columbia. The act was introduced in the second session of the 58th Congress; it was read twice and referred to the Committee on the District of Columbia.
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1904-04-18
The Ohio Republican State Central Committee declares its support for Secretary of War William H. Taft to be presented as Ohio’s candidate for president in the upcoming election.
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1907-07-30
Workers of the Oliver Iron Mining Company express their support of the company, condemn the Western Federation of Miners, and denounce the red flag as a symbol of anarchy, a menace to the federal and state governments and to the community, and an incentive to riot and commit crimes.
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1907-07
Resolution calling on Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte to send to the Senate copies of all correspondence relating to the alleged violation of the Sherman Act by the American Sugar Refining Company and Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company.
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1909-01-22
The United States Senate directs Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte to inform the Senate whether he has instituted legal proceedings against the United States Steel Corporation relating to its absorption of the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company in 1907, or whether he has issued an opinion related to the legality of this absorption.
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1909-01-04
The Grand Division of the Order of Railway Conductors of America sends its admiration to Theodore Roosevelt for his support of railroad labor causes while he was President.
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1909-05-12
Resolutions passed by a meeting of African American Louisiana Republicans protesting against the actions of the “Lily White” Republicans in Louisiana, particularly the denial of African American electors being represented at the convention. They call for a new convention that will properly represent all the Republicans of Louisiana and elect delegates to the Republican National Convention.
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1904-02-20
Resolutions supporting the promotion of Civil War veterans over recent graduates of the military academies and against favoritism in the selection of commanders.
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1903-08-04
Resolutions passed by the Commercial Travellers’ Sound Money League in support of President Roosevelt and his nomination at the Republican National Convention.
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1903-07-08
Resolutions adopted by the National Afro-American Council, asking President Roosevelt and Congress to pass laws protecting African American constitutional rights and lives.
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1903-07-06
Prominent citizens of Boston oppose the “vast increase of naval expenditures” and want the United States to remain a country with no need for great armaments.
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1902-01-22
Resolution with multiple signatures encouraging all political parties to adopt resolutions at their national conventions in support of eventual independence for the Philippines.
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1904-01-26
Senate resolution requesting all documents and correspondence relating to the construction of an Isthmian Canal and the separation of Panama from Colombia.
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1904-01-25
The Republican State Committee of Mississippi supports the continuation of the Roosevelt administration and the speedy construction of the Panama Canal.
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1904-01-03
The Republican Congressional Executive Committee for the second district of Tennessee supports the nomination and election of President Roosevelt in 1904. They commend the Roosevelt administration for the recognition of the Republic of Panama and entering into a treaty for the construction of an inter-oceanic canal.
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1904-01-02
The Republicans of Seneca County pledge their support for President Theodore Roosevelt, Governor Benjamin B. Odell, and J. Sloat Fassett.
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1903-12-12
Copy of New York Orthopedic Dispensary & Hospital’s memorial resolution for President Roosevelt’s recently deceased uncle and hospital trustee, James King Gracie. Resolution signed by M. Dwight Collier, secretary to the board.
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1903-12-01
Resolution passed at a meeting of the New York and New England Ministerial Conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod protesting against President Roosevelt sending condolences on the death of Pope Leo XIII and therefore officially recognizing the papacy. The synod opposes the Catholic Church due to its stance on religious freedom and separation of church and state.
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1903-08-27
Postal Employee’s Branch No. 47 endorses the candidacy of H. B. Seaton for Postmaster of Denver, Colorado.
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1903-05-02
The Anthracite Coal Conference that was held in Detroit, Michigan, calls for an end to the Anthracite Coal Strike through government intervention, prosecution of the coal operators, and special legislation to temporarily operate the mines.
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1902-10-09