Roosevelt Attends Lawton Monument Unveiling in Indianapolis
President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks attended the unveiling of Major General Henry W. Lawton’s statue in Indianapolis after arriving from Canton. The ceremony featured Gov. Hanly, Senators Beveridge and Hemenway, and James Whitcomb Riley, with a large crowd along Meridian Street and at Monument Place. The monument, by Daniel Chester French, stands at the Marion County courthouse grounds, nine feet tall on a six foot pedestal, cast in Paris after modeling in New York.
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Court House
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Lawton Monument Commission
Philippines
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New York
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Paris
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Decoration Day Observed with School Parade in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne honored soldier memory with a Decoration day program led by hundreds of schoolchildren who placed flags and flowers on graves at Lindenwood. Hon. Thomas R. Marshall spoke on America's growth, Lincoln, and valor, as weather held fair and crowds gathered for a parade shortened for child safety.
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Hibernian Rifles
First Artillery
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I. W. Leonard
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Rockhill Street
Maine
City Packard
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Plymouth
Policy for railroads urged by President in Indiana
President Roosevelt used Memorial Day in Indiana to press a forward looking railroad policy. He argued for federal supervision over interstate railways and for swift action to curb abuses while preserving honest management. He warned against radicalism and urged continued legislative and administrative measures to strengthen national controls on railroads and related commerce.
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