Roosevelt Arrives in New Orleans amid Warm Yellow Fever Welcome
President Roosevelt reaches Stuyvesant docks at 9 AM amid a grand reception by New Orleans leaders and citizens. A riverfront parade features veterans, guards, and civic groups while Governor Blanchard and Mayor Behrman join him for a city hall review and luncheon. No new fatalities reported by noon.
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West Virginia Leads Navy Fleet On Roosevelt's South Trip
Washington reports the armor cruiser West Virginia serves as flagship of the North Atlantic fleet division with Colorado, Pennsylvania and Maryland. 22 knots, 602 feet, 69 feet 6% inches beam, 24 feet draft. main battery includes four eight inch and fourteen six inch guns, plus smaller weapons and two torpedo tubes. Admiral Brownson commands the division. Captain Arnold leads the West Virginia. Colorado under Captain Kennedy. Pennsylvania under Captain McLean. Maryland to join at Hampton Roads after repairs.
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Trepoff Takes Command in St Petersburg Amid Strikes
Imperial order places St Petersburg garrison under General Trepoff to maintain safety and order. Martial law not yet proclaimed. Rail service largely halted, food fears grow, and nationwide strikes threaten industrial life as clashes between troops and strikers occur. Reports of unrest spread to Moscow and Ekaterinoslav. South McAlester hosts the Third Annual Anti-Horsethief Convention with about 400 delegates.
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Champion Coen Killer Ingalls Ends Oct Key Hunter Claim
Dr. Stephen Call aged eighty, of Ingalls Oklahoma, asserts he has killed more raccoons than any living man while still hunting.
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