WUEBEC Welcomes Prince of Wales in Naval Pageantry
The Prince landed in Quebec as Indomitable and other warships fired salutes. Premier Laurier welcomed him with a bilingual address while naval officers and dignitaries gathered at the citadel. Vice President Fairbanks and French envoys joined in ceremonies amid grand processions and demonstrations of imperial loyalty.
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Canada
England
North American
Fairbanks
United States
Lewis
Quebec
Hard Hitting Navy Demands and Immigration Debate
Speech argues regulation of foreign arrivals is dangerous and naval policy must focus on fortifications and offensive fleet use. Advocates defense through sea power, warning against isolationism and a meek stance toward other nations.
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New York
Denver Bride Evelyn Walsh Weds Edward McLean At St Mark's
In Denver on July 22 Miss Evelyn Walsh daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Walsh married Edward McLean editor of The Washington Post son of John R McLean. The couple traveled from Walhurst in a car and were married at St Mark's Episcopal Church by Rev H S Foster with Crawford Hill and William Stapleton present.
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Denver
Evelyn Walsh
Thomas Walsh
Edward McLean
The
Washington Post
John R. McLean
Crawford Hill
William Stapleton
Republican
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
H. S. Foster
Walhurst
Monroe Doctrine and naval power stance outlined in Roosevelts address
The speech defends a strong navy as essential to enforcing the Monroe Doctrine and safeguarding American interests from the Philippines to Cuba. Roosevelt argues for a first class, offensive navy, warns against isolationist policies, and emphasizes duties at home and abroad to maintain prosperity and security. The visit to Oyster Bay includes naval officials and remarks praising enlisted sailors and training.
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Philippines
Panama Canal
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Alaska
Cuba
United States Navy
Oyster Bay
Washington
Constellation
Dewey
Olympia
Mississippi
Montgomery
Dispatch
Dolphin
Cumberland
Navy
Newberry
Horace Porter
Merrell
War College
Fullam
Raid Targets Forty Illicit Distilleries in Eastern Kentucky
Deputy Marshal William Mays leads a strong posse into eastern Kentucky to raid about forty illicit moonshine stills. Authorities expect destruction of all sites by Sunday night in the mountains, with returns anticipated next week from Beattyville or Jackson. The operation is described as the most extensive ever attempted in Kentucky.
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Lexington
United States
William Mays
Beattyville
Kentucky
Beattyyville
Jackson
American Grit and Brains Aid Panama Canal Effort
An extensive portrait of Col Goethals and the canal team. Wallace’s labor leadership by Jackson Smith praised for recruiting and housing 25 000 workers. Governors Blackburn and Gorgas highlighted for diplomacy and sanitation outcomes. The piece notes evolving challenges as spoil removal and machinery efficiency shape completion prospects.
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Smith
Joseph S. G. Blackburn
Canal Zone
Congress of the
United States
Senate
Rockefeller absent as Standard Oil reversal ordered new trial
In Cleveland at Forest Hill the telegram announced Judge Lands reversed the Standard Oil ruling and remanded for a new trial. Rockefeller’s secretary doubted any immediate comment while Rockefeller was expected to return to Forest Hill later that day.
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Sleveland
Forest Hill
Mr. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Landis
Rockefeller
Court of Appeals
DOJ weighs next steps after Standard Oil ruling
Acting Attorney General Hoyt said the Department of Justice would decide soon whether to seek Supreme Court review or press for a new trial after the Circuit Court of Appeals decision in the Standard Oil Company of Indiana case. The choice hinges on the Court of Appeals opinion and will be acted on promptly once reviewed.
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Landis
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
New Jersey Corporation
Elbe
Sims
John 8. Miller
Alfred D. Eddy
Moritz Rosenthal
Chauncy Martin
Oil Corporation
Mr. Miller
Lenox
Mass
United States Court of Appeals
Standard Oil
Charles Bonaparte
Supreme Court of the United States
Court of Appeals
United States
Congress
Bonaparte
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
John D. Rockefeller
Indiana Corporation
Washington
Hoyt
Circuit Court of Appeals
Department of Justice
Walsh’s Daughter Evelyn Walsh Marries Mr McLean
Thomas F. Walsh, father of Evelyn Walsh, confirms his daughter’s marriage to Mr. McLean. He jokes he was “tickled to death” at the surprise nuptials planned without a set date, aimed partly at sparing him the duty of giving her away at the altar. He praises the groom as “the finest young man.”
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Kansas City
Thomas F. Walsh
Evelyn Walsh
Cincinnati
Mr. Walsh
McLean
Roosevelt apprised of Oil cases appeal reversal
Newpor t Rhode Island July 22 President Roosevelt was informed that the United States Court of Appeals in Chicago reversed the lower court decision in the Standard Oil cases but he made no comment on the ruling.
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United States Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Landis
United States District Court
Whiting
Ind
Bt Uis
Ill
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Newport
R. I
Roosevelt
Chicago
Standard Oil
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Pringe
Wales
New Hampshire
Laurier
Prince
Oil Company
Immigration
Edward M’lean
Mr. McLean
Walsh
Trim
South America
Straits of Magellan
Hampton Roads
Puget Sound
Sam
Admiral Merrell
Captain Fullam
Santiago
Comber
Bureau
Henry Reuterdahl
Naval War College
Reuterdahl
Colonel Goethals
Wallace’s
Jackson Smith
Goethals
Nhe
Stevens
Culebra
Wallace
Commissioner Galliard
Sibert
Ohio River
Acudaaiedan Rousseau
Department of Municipal Engineering
Canal Organization
Canal Commission
Blackburn
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Gorgas
Sanitary Department
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