Roosevelt Tours Hamburg Ship and Hoboken Visit
Former President Theodore Roosevelt toured the Hamburg steamer in Hoboken with Kermit and Douglas Robinson Jr. He inspected gear and staterooms, met Captain Burmeister, and was repeatedly cheered by onlookers. On the Naples voyage he will not seat beside the captain, as an Italian official will sit to the right.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Hoboken
Hamburg
Kermit
Douglas Robinson, Jr
Christopher Street
Burmeister
Naples
Theodore Roosevelt
Mazzuconi
E. Burmeister
Emil L. Boas
Hamburg American Line
Roosevelt departs for African expedition from Sagamore Hill
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt spent the evening with his family at Sagamore Hill after finalizing plans for his Africa voyage. He will travel to New York and Hoboken to board the Hamburg with baggage loaded aboard and plans to make no public farewell speech despite public cheers. A local town board delegation led by Chester Painter presented an engrossed document to Roosevelt.
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Oyster Bay
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Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Hamburg
Roosevelt
New York
Hoboken Pier
Long Island Railroad
Hoboken
Douglas Robinson
Mr. Roosevelt
Chester Painter
Roosevelt Receives Oyster Bay Resolution Before Africa Trip
The article recalls a brief Sagamore Hill ceremony in which Mr. Roosevelt is commended as a citizen and fellow townsman. It recounts his last public function before departure, a family supper, and his day trip where he reads Darwin’s Beagle and entertains a child, then receives a town resolution in the Roosevelt home’s trophy room.
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Sagamore Hill
Mr. Roosevelt
Darwin
H. M. S. Beagle
New York
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Painter
Franklin
Washington
Africa
Pyramid Pile Cure Ad Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure for piles and rectal disease. It claims instant relief, reduced congestion and swelling, healing of sores, and avoidance of surgery. Readers are invited to send name and address for a free trial package from Pyramid Drug Co.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Roosevelt Fans To See Him Off On Tug John J. Timmins
About 75 Roosevelt allies will escort him to sea aboard the tug John J. Timmins, hosted by General James Clarkson. Captain Archibald Butt will represent Taft. a bugler will play tunes including A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight. Guests include William Loeb Jr, William W. Cocks, John Proctor Clarke, James A. Blanchard, George R. Sheldon, Paul Morton, Charles F. Brooker, Edward M. Morgan, E. H. Gary, Albert Shaw, Stimson, Mabie, Abbott, Collier, and Casper Whitney. The Roosevelts’ Hamburg suite was rebuilt for Naples transit, featuring damask rooms and a landmark field tent built under Colonel Roosevelt’s supervision.
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New York
Roosevelt
John J. Timmins
James
Clarkson
Archibald Butt
Taft
Roosevelt trip to Africa urged to change plans
In New York on March 22 Professor Frederick Starr of the University of Chicago warned ex President Roosevelt that he is unlikely to return alive from Africa due to age and temper. Starr cited dangerous African fevers and rapid tempers as risks and suggested Roosevelt consider a trip to the Great Lakes instead.
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New York
Roosevelt
Africa
Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
Starr
Tropics
Mr. Roosevelt
Great Lakes
Death of Cambridge Leader Michael H Flynn in Cambridgeport
Former Cambridge alderman Michael H Flynn died at his home 162 Columbia Street Cambridgeport after a period of illness related to heart trouble He had recently withdrawn from mayoral nomination due to health concerns Flynn, born October 15 1868 in Boston, long served on the Cambridge Common Council and Board of Aldermen He led local Catholic and civic groups including the Cambridge Catholic Union Knights of Columbus and the Cambridge Elks lodge
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Michael H. Flynn
Cambridge
Columbia Street
Cambridgeport
Flynn
Tie
St. Mary's Church
Mr. Flynn
Boston
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Cambridge Catholic Union
Cambridge Council of the Knights of Columbus
Cambridge Lodge of Elks
Hugo and Carey Clash in Word Debate at Fanueil Hall
George B. Hugo president of the Employers' Association and James F. Carey late Socialist gubernatorial candidate clashed in a debate at Fanueil Hall last night. A large crowd attended and found both speakers' utterances engaging.
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George B. Hugo
Employers' Association
James IF. Carey
Socialist Party
Faneuil Hall
Atendance
Vanderbilt on Anxious Seai Jury Deliberates in Reckless Driving
After hours of deliberation the jury in Harold Vanderbilt case on reckless auto driving will report in the morning. The defendant, son of Willie Ix, appealed after a lower court fined him on two counts, fearing license loss. The jury began at 3:20 yesterday and, at 5:15 when court adjourned, remained out.
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Harold Vanderbilt
Reckles
Willie Ix
Young Vanderbilt
Plan White Plague War Plans for TB in Schools
Dr. David D. Scannell and Joseph Lee for the school committee join Dr. James J. Minot and Miss Isabel F. Hyams of the Boston Consumptive Hospital to draft a plan to prevent TB spread in public schools and to care for infected children. The joint meeting of the school board and hospital trustees approved expanding work from its current small scale.
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David D. Scannell
Joseph Lee
James J. Minot
Isabel F. Hyams
Boston
Rep Kittredge May Recover From Heart Attack
Friends of Representative IF M Kittredge of Lowell reported he was resting comfortably after an attack of heart failure in the House yesterday. He was attended by Dr. Oliver of Athol and was transported by taxi to North station after being removed from the reception room.
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Lowell
Kittredge
Dr. Oliver
Athol
Saxonia Sails Today With Water Ballast
The Cunarder Saxonia departs Eastern Railroad Pier in East Boston at 10:30 AM for Queenstown and Liverpool carrying water ballast instead of freight. Passengers include Winslow Clark Mrs F Codman Samuel A Eliot and several others bound for London or home.
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Iast
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Queenstown
Liverpool
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F. Codman
Samuel A. Eliot
Andrew Fiske
Horace Gray
J. P. Hanson
Frank Ledger
Harry S. Paxton
W. N. Potter, Jr
Rosalind Potter
Marjorie W. Potter
C. H. Sawyer
S. W. Wilder
John R. Riggin
John Prince Fernald
London
H. 8S. Conner and Child
C. J. Hess
A. T. Vogelstang
Chicago
Kaiser Takes Rap At Critics In Berlin Address
Emperor William’s defender, Herr Von Dirksene, told a Reichstag audience in Spermberg that criticism is constant. He recalled the monarch’s remark that 60,000,000 Germans hold 70,000,000 opinions and that leaving Germany would prompt apologies for the bias of newspaper critcism.
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Berlin
William
Herr von Dirksene
Reichstag
Spermberg
Silesia
Germany
Laconia Man Kills Himself After Ill Health
Leonard F. E. Babb 25 son of Mr. and Mrs. George M. Babb of 63 High street died by self-inflicted gunshot in Laconia New Hampshire. He had been in ill health and was said to have become temporarily insane after a day that included fishing a late supper card games with his father and a fire found in his bed clothes before his death. Doctor Abbott pronounced death due to self inflicted gunshot.
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Laconia
N. H
Leonard FE. Babb
George M. Babb
High Street
Babb
Cc. F. Abbott
Vancouver Arrives After 11 Day North Atlantic Voyage
The White Star liner Vancouver captained by Roberts from Liverpool reached port after 11 days of furious winter seas. A lifeboat was smashed and two ventilators lost during the voyage. The vessel discharged 24 second class and 44 steerage passengers and then sailed for Portland with 222 aboard.
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White Star Dominion
Vancouver
Roberts
Liverpool
Portland
Evidence filed in Standard Oil dissolution case
Nineteen type written volumes totaling 25 000 pages of testimony and 1500 documentary exhibits were filed in the United States Circuit Court in St Louis as the record in the governments suit to dissolve the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey.
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United States Circuit Court
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purification Claims
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as purifying and enriching the blood curing diseases and debility. It cites 40 366 testimonials in two years and notes the formula blends over 20 ingredients. It warns against inferior substitutes and offers liquid or Sarsatabs with 100 doses for one dollar.
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Pink Pills touted as cure for weak women
An ad extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for strengthening blood and nerves in women from puberty to midlife. It cites Miss Matilda LeClair of Lowell Massachusetts who improved after a year of illness and doctors, crediting the pills. Sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady New York.
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Dr. Williams
Vermont
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