King Leopold Runs From Mob at Brussels Arrival
King Leopold faced a hostile crowd on arrival from Biarritz as socialist protesters shouted for universal suffrage and waved red flags. Police escorted Spanish republican deputies out, while authorities mobilized gendarmerie and militia reserves amid ongoing anti Catholic rioting in Brussels Liege Ghent and Schaerbeek.
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Chamber of Representatives
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Belgium
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Crowds Cheer Roosevelt at Exposition Day Parade
Thousands lined Charleston routes as President Roosevelt rode in a grand procession with marmines, cadets, and dignitaries from four states under Colonel Morris. The day featured speeches by Wagener, McSweeney, and Aycock, a luncheon at the women’s building, and a visit to exhibits before heading to Summerville.
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Olonel Morris
Marine Corps
Henry Leonard
Charleatan Light Dragoons
Kollock
Roosevelt
Smyth
Wagener
Cortelyou
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Wilson
McSweeney
Aycock
North Carolina
Murat Halstead
Micah Jenkins
Hugh 8. Thompson
Charleston
Coast Artillery
Henry A. Reed
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Toneka
Lancaster
Tullam
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Hamilto
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van Boskirck
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J. S. A. Johnson
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James F. Armfield
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W. T. Old
Ocala
Fia
Rifles
G. A. Nash
South Carolina
Porter's
Henry Schachte
Puckhaber
Rosevelt
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Riot in the Reichsrat over education bill in Vienna
In Vienna the lower house riot over the education bill halted proceedings for about an hour. Pan German deputies assaulted the president with a stick and tossed a bell to the ceiling as others pelleted him with paper. Ministers were in another room. no penalty for assault is provided by rules.
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Reichsrath
Jindner
Roosevelt on Charleston Exposition and Civil War Reunification
President Roosevelt addressed the Charleston exposition grounds praising national unity and healing Civil War wounds. He highlighted ex-confederate generals and officers who aided U S efforts in the Philippines and Cuba, urged fair laws, and urged balanced industrial prosperity through honest administration and regulation.
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Porto Rico
Canal
Cuba
Cube
Sword Presented Jenkins by President Roosevelt
In Charleston on April 9 Major Micah Jenkins received a handsome field officer saber from President Roosevelt. Former Governor Thompson spoke for South Carolina friends, praising Jenkins and the Rough Riders while presenting the testimonial. Roosevelt accepted the sword and handed it to Jenkins amid strong applause.
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Rough Rider
Roosevelt
Wagener
Jenkins
South Carolina
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Nir
South Karolina Friends
Esteen
Spain
Rough Riders
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Peruna touted as cure for women catarrh issues
A promotional notice extols Peruna as a cure for catarrh affecting the stomach and pelvic organs, claiming quick stomach restoration and relief for women’s ailments. It cites Mildred Welsh and other testimonials, urges readers to contact Dr. Hartman for advice, and asserts Peruna’s superiority with no substitutes.
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Mildred Welsh
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St. Joseph
St. Doe
Cyan
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Major Jenkins Accepts Sword Honoring Rough Riders Ties
In a ceremonial moment the president praises Major Jenkins and presents a sword to the South Carolina veteran. Jenkins, a Rough Riders survivor, expresses deep gratitude and vows the weapon will serve South Carolina and the United States across generations.
Cadets assault officer at Kentucky A and M dormitory
In Lexington April 9, cadets at Kentucky Agricultural and Mechanical college attacked Commandant Robert A. McKee after an evening inspection. He was drenched with water and eggs then knocked down as lights failed. McKee resigned. President W Patterson to oversee the military department. A reporter visiting the campus was egged and marched from the grounds by about 206 students. The faculty began an investigation.
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Kentucky Agricultural and Mechanical College
Robert A. McKee
W. Patterson
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