President Taft honors Memorial Day at Arlington
Washington May 90 President Taft spoke at Memorial Day exercises in Arlington National Cemetery. He urged renewed devotion to the Constitution and unity, recalling the Civil War as a struggle to preserve the Union and the inalienable rights of individuals. He emphasized upholding principles cast over centuries and the need to honor the nation’s founding framework.
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Roosevelt Speech at Memorial Day Address in Oyster Bay
At a luncheon before 2,200 engineers Colonel Roosevelt spoke where Lincoln gave his Gettysburg Address, urging unity and applying Civil War values to peacetime life. He noted veterans’ ideals and practical common sense as guiding principles for the nation.
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Dayton Mourns Passing of Wright
Dayton community grieves the sudden death of Wright as officials announce the loss and honor contributions. Local leaders express sympathy while residents reflect on the legacy left by the deceased in civic service and community life.
Wright brothers typhoid death shocks Dayton crowds
Wilbur Wright, famed aeroplane inventor, died early today of typhoid fever in Dayton. The funeral is expected Saturday afternoon as family and church members gather, with Bishop Milton Wright and brothers Orville and Lorin among the mourners. Wright's illness spanned two weeks, doctors frail and the family at his bedside through a long decline.
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Poob New York Hotels Struck by Food Service Stoppage
May 20 New York Father Knickerbocker's dinner interrupted as hotel dining rooms halted by waiter suffrage strike. Major houses including the Plaza the Astor the Prince George and others report service only partial while hotel staff protest. The Hotel Men's Association led the walkout with lines forming and patrons awaiting meals.
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Wealthy Cascade Rancher Found Dead Near Belt
Special Dispatch from Great Falls May 20 describe Edward Peterson a pioneer rancher found dead four miles from Mede this forenom near Wis Tarn ranch. His body was located by the Upe family after a late excursion to search for him. Peterson leaves a wife and other heirs as investigations begin.
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Pension figures pass house amid heavy volume
Washington records show the Senate debate on the pension appreciation bill as lawmakers approved a measure set to protect 12,500,000 annually. The discussion noted extensive expenses and mounting workload in the House, with cautious approval amid a crowded agenda.
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Struck Leaders Meet But Threats Remain Unclear
In Sthick leaders gathered under engineering remit in Weatminston for May Bien. Edward Collins, William McCarthy and Charles Nelson attended TW AW. Tudor Teadres and Uninwril assembly officials weighed safety after recent tensions. A debate over potential attack motives followed Clement’s briefing today.
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Federal General's Position in Peril Amid Rebel Offensive
A cluttered war dispatch notes General Timerta’s forces at risk as rebel movements press near Madera and coastal routes. Federals suffer supply strains and navigational hazards while Capas and Ayentiedo face strategic moves. authorities warn of possible entrenchment and evolving control of vital waterways.
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NO COMPROMISE It No For Presidcat Meeting Report
A damaged OCR text describes political maneuvering around a presidential nomination. It notes May 20 events, advisers at a site in Washington, a state convention planned for early the next week, and remarks about Roosevelt and other figures. The piece hints at party strategy and primary results.
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Heyburn Defies Monarchy Nod Amid Tariff Debate
Washington reports Senator Heyburn rejects a monarchical nod as tariff revision faces Senate scrutiny. He warns Republicans should align or risk a split with anti progressive elements while the party contemplates leadership and protectionist lines.
General Booth Likely Blind After Eye Surgery
London and Key West dispatches describe General Booth of the Salvation Army, Wittan Theart, undergoing eye surgery to remove a cataract. Doctors reportedly anticipate a total loss of sight, with conflicting reports on his recovery outlook. Nearby naval movements are noted in a separate Key West report.
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Roosevelt Delegates Fight Over Convention Seats
Roosevelt supporters press for 200 tickets to the Republican convention while the Roosevelt committee cites logistical limits and past precedents. The dispute involves party leaders, delegates from multiple states, and questions of who may attend as official representatives. The piece notes historical parallels and hints at broader strategy within the Roosevelt faction.
Reckless Man Saved As Seattle Plane Crash Toll Rises
May 34 Seattle aviation accident report details Aviator J. Turpin crash landing in a Wright plane at Meadows Field. A spectator darted onto the track saving Turpin from decapitation as the craft veered toward the grandstand. Several bystanders were injured, two fatally, including George Quinby from Illinois. Authorities identified dead and injured citizens. rescue efforts followed at the scene and at hospitals in Seattle.
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Insurgent Attacks Reported Across Cugan Area
Fragmented dispatches describe insurgents from Cugan raiding villages. Rebels burned houses, scorched interiors, and forced displacement near Tap-Joya and Tiagguiel as authorities prepare updates on combat and security measures.
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Iron and Steel Revision Passes in Senate
The Senate passes the iron and steel revision bill and related tariff adjustments. The measure, tied to a Cummins substitute, would empower the president to veto a straight Democratic tariff plan. Only Senator Gronna of North Dakota supported it. Republicans and Progressives mostly opposed. The bill opens the season’s tariff legislation in the Senate.
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