Roosevelt dedicates Dewey Monument in San Francisco trip
President Roosevelt visited San Francisco to dedicate the Dewey Monument and attend university ceremonies. He spoke at the University of California commencement, received an honorary doctor of laws degree, and toured Mare Island before returning to Oakland and Yosemite.
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Roosevelt Attends Manila Navy Monument Dedication in San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 14 President Roosevelt dedicates a monument to the Manila navy victory. He praises naval preparedness and shipbuilding since 1882, noting the Pacific opening to commerce and urging marksmanship and sea training. He reviews ceremonies with marines and officials, then proceeds to Berkeley and Oakland greetings.
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Berkeley Welcomes Roosevelt at UC Commencement
Berkeley citizens faculty and students joined to honor President Roosevelt during a UC commencement. A flower strewn route and a ceremonial drive led to the new amphitheater where Roosevelt, greeted by 16 cavalrymen, received a doctorate hood and gown amid an inaugural address by Rev. Albert F. Lyle, the college’s oldest living graduate.
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Roosevelt Pledges Big Renovation Push for Presidio
The Bulletin reports President Roosevelt plans to press Secretary Root for immediate funding to overhaul the Presidio in San Francisco. The effort targets extensive remodeling to accommodate two infantry regiments, artillery, and cavalry, with possible need for a million dollars or more if Congress must act later.
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Chinese Children Petition Roosevelt for School Equality
Berkeley 1906 petition presented to President Wheeler asks Roosevelt to use influence with state and city boards to admit Chinese children to San Francisco public schools on equal terms with other nationalities. The petition lists 2000 signers, many natives of the city.
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President Roosevelt Bids Farewell at San Francisco Banquet
In San Francisco on May 14 a farewell banquet for President Roosevelt was hosted by the Union League club at the Palace hotel. About 300 guests attended including many state supreme court judges. George Pippy presided while Judge John Davis welcomed the President who replied. Toasts named The Army General MacArthur The Navy Secretary Moody California Governor Pardee The Presidential Party Senator Perkins The Citizens' Committee M. H. de Young.
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Embezzlement Charge Winds Up in Mexican Detention
Professor William G Furman a noted mining engineer from London is reported under arrest in Mexico by a command from the Waterson Mining Company of London in a big embezzlement case linked to its Chihuahua deal.
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Furman Far Bank Deal Faces Embezzlement Charge
The Watterson mine sold for 700000 last winter. Furman is alleged to have embezzled 100000 related to the deal. Friends in Chihuahua say he will be vindicated.
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Sweeney Declines Milk Inspector Post in Butte
Dr. C T Sweeney of Great Falls wires that he will not accept the milk inspector role under the new law in Butte despite urging from the state board. He cites better prospects and a larger practice in Great Falls and notes the heavy workload in Butte with 300 to 500 cows and 60 dealers. The opening now may go to Dr J D Freund of Butte if he chooses to accept.
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Crooks Follow Roosevelt Train on Route, Helena Notes
Helena May 14. Chief Travis has received letters from detective bureaus along Roosevelt's route, naming crooks to watch for and how to identify them. In 1905 Helena once held six top thieves including The Gorilla and Danny Nugent. The Gorilla likely avoids the Montana visit, with many banners of criminal photos in Helena.
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Sheriff Benner Lands Mrs. Amy Thorp for Forgery
Great Falls May 14. Sheriff Benner arrives with Amy Thorp, arrested in Seattle, to face forgery charges. Thorp allegedly forged a certificate of deposit from her husband W C Thorp at Great Falls National Bank, cashing 2300 dollars and securing a 150 dollar CD. The couple had reconciled and lived on the north side, but she fled after cashing the check.
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Lewistown Plans New High School Building
Lewistown officials approve a $30,000 high school project plan from Helena designers Bell Kent Haire and Cross. Bids due May 28 with bond sale of $30,000 set for June 20. Prof P M Holloway re elected principal. Adelaide Thompson named assistant principal. Alma Williamson resigns. Third teacher chosen Gertrude Maxwell. language teacher position to be filled. Four year high school course approved. committee formed to design fourth year.
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More Testimony on Asylum Outrages
Osawatomie Kansas May 14 legislative investigation into the insane asylum yields startling disclosures. Witnesses allege inmates were beaten by attendants without cause. Officers blamed for the system but witnesses say specific abuses occurred without their knowledge. Subpoenaed witnesses promise several more days of testimony.
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Funeral of Mrs Scott in Helena at her home
The funeral for Mrs Anna Scott who died yesterday at her Rimini area home was held at 3 pm today at her late residence. Nearly a large crowd attended as she was well known in this region. She was almost 88, leaving one son M DP Scott and several grandchildren. Rev Charles L conducted the services.
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Pastor Bovard Interred at Forestvale Cemetery
The Rev Bovard of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church was laid to rest at Forestvale cemetery with numerous floral tributes.
Striking ice men reach settlement in Great Falls
The ice men’s strike in Great Falls ended with workers returning under old terms. They will work nine hours a day from 5 AM to 8 PM, earning $2.75, after originally demanding a 7 AM start.
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Freight Car Strikes Man At Northern Pacific Depot
Helena May 14 Frank Reilly a railroad employee was struck by a moving freight car on the track at 2 30 pm and hurled to the ground. He was taken to St Johns hospital with a back injury and a shaken condition but not severely hurt.
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Hawaiian Capitalist Dies in Honolulu at 72
C. Allen a prominent Honolulu capitalist died today of heart disease aged 72. A member of the Allen & Robinson firm, lumber dealers and shipping men, he was among the wealthiest in the Hawaiian Islands with an estimated fortune of 5 million dollars.
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Senator Carter Praises Exposition Opening and Toole Act
Former Senator Carter returning from Washington says reports of inadequate fair accommodations are false and the St Louis exposition opening was largely satisfactory. He notes 70 000 inside the liberal arts building and about 200 000 in attendance, with future hotel plans and a May 1 exhibit readiness. He urges state support for a Montana exhibit and predicts large crowds for President Roosevelt’s Helena visit plus Fort Harrison expansion to a regimental post.
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