Roosevelt Dies At Sagamore Hill In Oyster Bay
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt died in his sleep at Sagamore Hill after a rheumatic attack and likely pulmonary embolism. He retired Sunday night and passed at 4 15 AM Monday with burial planned as private. Funeral will be at Christ Episcopal church with family in attendance.
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Baron Roosevelt the Rough Rider and 26th President
The article traces Baron Roosevelt’s lineage to 1644, his Harvard 1880 graduation, rise from New York assembly to governor and vice presidency, and ascent as the 26th president after McKinley’s assassination. It notes his two marriages, naval and Rough Riders leadership, mediation in the Russo Japanese War, Nobel Peace Prize in 1906, and early 20th century foreign policy actions.
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Occupation of Berlin Urgency Grows as Allies Discuss
In France people question what the German government represents as the Allies prepare for Berlin. The RADICALS I WOLFF BUREAU report on looming occupation issues. Banks are described as barricaded in the tense city scene.
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Chaos in Berlin as civil war erupts amid Spartacus siege
Reports from Copenhagen describe a city seized by the Spartacus group with Dr Karl Liebknecht leading armed workers. Banks barricaded and public buildings under rebel control as machine gun fire rings out and residents flee Berlin.
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Roosevelt and Taft clash over progressive party roots
The account recalls the 1912 split when Roosevelt formed the Progressive Party after withdrawing support for Taft at the Chicago Republican convention. Roosevelt campaigned nationwide despite an assassination attempt in Milwaukee, then resumed political activity after recovering in 1914 during a South American tour with Kermit Roosevelt and others.
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Cardinal Mercier to Visit America
Brussels dispatch reports Cardinal Mercier will travel to the United States in 2000, with newspapers announcing the forthcoming American visit.
Ambitious American Unity Speech Cited Amid Immigration Tensions
Fragmented wartime letter reveals a speaker arguing for a single American identity despite diverse origins. He insists new arrivals must assimilate, share equal rights, and pledge allegiance to one flag and language, warning against foreign loyalty and divisions within the nation.
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Wilson Sends Condolence to Mrs Roosevelt
Oyster Bay January 7 President Wilson sent a cable of sympathy to Mrs Theodore Roosevelt after the death of her husband. He expressed heartfelt sympathy and said the news shocked him.
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SPARTICANS IN POWER AND THE BERLIN COUP REPORT
A fragmentary news item reports a Spartacus group coup in Berlin with anticipation of a power shift to Bertin and the Wolff bureau. Telegrams from the Wolff bureau claim seizure of its officers while Vorwaerts and other papers face suppression by revolutionary committees.
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Wilson Returns to Paris for Peace Talks and Addresses
President Wilson plans to return from Milan to the United States around February 12 for congress sessions then head back to France after March 4 to attend the peace conference. In Milan he urged that peace must protect workers and the social order, not just treaty terms, while Genoa hailed him as a sanctuary and he received gifts including Mazzini works.
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Berlin Occupation Question Deepens as Allies Weigh Actions
Inquiries rise over whether the Allies must seize Berlin amid unsettled armistice terms and a still weak German government. A Berlin article notes Germany is far from meeting armistice demands especially railway material handover. A Deutsche Zeitung rival reports Baltic authorities threaten to confront Bolshevik advances, potentially inviting Entente occupation.
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Kaiser's Son Secures Job With Automobile Firm
Copenhagen dispatch reports Prince August Wilhelm, fourth son of the former Kaiser, has obtained employment with an automobile company.
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