Theodore Roosevelt Youngest President in His Time
Theodore Roosevelt born October 27 1858 in New York City to Theodore Roosevelt and Martha Bulloch Roosevelt. He pursued education in Harvard graduated 1880 then entered politics becoming assemblyman and leader in New York reform efforts before joining the Civil Service Commission and later the Navy. He rose through military service in Cuba earning fame at San Juan Hill and led the Rough Riders earning recognition as a future national figure.
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Doctors Now Disagree Over President McKinley Condition
A New York World bulletin reports medical experts led by Drs. Munn Parke Mynter and Wasdin disagree on Proatheny I SteKinley's prognosis and medical treatment. They concur only that McKinley remained publicly improving, while privately skepticism grows about his recovery and related statements from figures like J Pierpont Morgan.
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Detention Camp Policy Sparks Political Debate Foreseen
A historic note outlines controversy over detention of Japanese workers, with Governor and labor officials discussed. Dr. Augustin Wyek and Mr. Doyle are named in the discourse about detention, labor, and political impact amid a Republican convention context. The piece mentions Columbia College, Philadelphia health officials, and election figures in a broad early 20th century frame.
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President McKinley Life Insurance Reveal Sparks Discussion
New York report states McKinley’s life policy holdings may total up to 200000 or more. Sources claim a 50000 twenty year endowment policy and an 810000 policy with New York companies. Agents allegedly paid by check, with experts citing totals around seventy three thousand, raising questions about the president's financial arrangements.
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UL Fire Claims and Settlement Amid Plague Aid
Aggregate claims near three and a quarter million after the deadline for receiving living claims expired at 4 p.m. yesterday. The Legislature appropriated 11,500 for adjudicated values, with debate over whether final payouts will meet the original funding and equity.
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Imprisoned claims over improvements in lease dispute
Lawyers yesterday debated the ownership of improvements tied to a lease. The Commissional position favored tenant rights while government advocates argued ownership remains with the landlord unless expressly stated. A formal committee review was to be submitted for consideration.
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Court Adjourns in Sorrow at President's Death
A read through a garbled court note reflects solemn mood as the bench contemplates the president's passing. Members speak of his leadership and devotion to family and nation, praising his stature as a statesman and the gravity of the times.
Sarlfooted Bill Catch Amusing Wharf Incident
A garbled report recalls a chase near the Pacific Mall wharf yesterday involving a transport named Warren and a Navy duck. An officer located a suspect behind lumber piles and the arrest was demanded to prove the case beyond doubt.
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New York Newspaper Reprints On The Grippe And Remedies
The Evening Bulletin notes a medical column discussing the grippe and home remedies. It cites Dr Seaver and mentions products like Cure for the grip, with recommendations on external applications and soothing tonics. It reports on temporary relief and references a healers’ debate over best cures.
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