Roosevelt speech at Michigan Agricultural College semi centennial
President Roosevelt addressed the Michigan Agricultural College on its fiftieth anniversary, praising agricultural progress, education, and the role of farming in national life. He calls for stronger industrial training, farm life improvements, and farmer cooperation, stressing the dignity of labor and the farm family as national pillars.
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Lansing
Mich
Roosevelt
Michigan Agricultural College
United States
Agricultural Colleges
Agricultural Department
OWS
Michigan
America
Congress
Washington
Minnesota Agricultural High School
Lfe
Europe
Asia
Department of Agriculture
South
Nis
Enmark
Departments of Agriculture
Commerce and Labor
Post Office
National Department of Agriculture
State Departments of Agriculture
Agricultural and Industrial
Kentucky
Fragmentary line praises of parents as first sovereigns priests
The unreadable OCR fragment extols the father and mother as the first of sovereigns and the most divine of priests, highlighting their sacred role in a family or ceremonial context.
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Dustry
Tee
Roosevelt Plays Ball With Farm Boys in Akron Yard
President Theodore Roosevelt, alongside Vice President Fairbanks, left Canton for Akron and spent four hours before trains, joining local farmer Frank Thomas and his sons for milk and a lively backyard game. He chatted with neighbors, visiting Mrs Wachter, Mrs Hansen, and Mr Wuchter, sharing humor and praise for Mrs Roosevelt.
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Akron
Ohio
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Frank Thomas
Thomas
United States
Mrs. Thomas
Farmer Thomas
Canton
Indianapolis
City
Secret Service
Frank
Mr. Fairbanks
David Thomas
Bryan Hints Philippines Rule Sparks Debate at Jamestown
Norfolk, May Roger Bryan denounced American rule in the Philippines calling taxation without representation tyranny and urged income taxes while praising railroad regulation. He contrasted direct and indirect taxes, urged national unity beyond state lines, and praised Virginia's son Patrick Henry. Prof. C. M. Merica declines county superintendent bid.
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Norfolk
William J. Bryan
Virginia
Patrick Henry
Bryan
Philippine Islands
Democratic Party
Senate
House
United States Senate
Lassiter
Daniel
President Roosevelt Visits Michigan Agricultural College
President Roosevelt arrives in Lansing for the semi centennial celebration and speaks from the campus balcony to about 20 000 people. He praises Michigan soldiers and urges marksmanship while outlining rail and governance views. He tours stops from Hillsdale to Lansing and plans a brief stop at Springport with a crowd-protecting plan.
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Michigan
Santiago
Michigan Naval Brigade
National Guard
Representative Hall
New York
J. L. Snyder
Agricultural College
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Michigan Agricultural College
Colege
E. J. James
Illinois University
Eugene Davenport
Agricultural Department of Illinois University
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Pacific Coast
Stimson
Storrs Agricultural College
Storrs
Conn
Angell
University of Michgan
H. ©. White
Agricultural Department
University of Georgia
Roosevelt
Hillsdale
Lansing
Roosevelt Won't Meet Crowds In Hillsdale Halt
President Roosevelt on the way to Lansing arrived in Hillsdale at 7 48 this morning. Crowds at stops along the Fort Wayne route were disappointed as he did not come out of his state room until just before Hillsdale.
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Soewer
Roosevelt
Hillsdale
Springport
Mich
Loeb
Robert McClellan
McClellan
Lansing
Fort Wayne
Roosevelt A Guest At A Junction Switch
President Roosevelt and party arrived by Lake Erie train at Fort Wayne but the presidential car was left at the junction south of the city. Secret Service guarded the car through the night and early morning, then moved to the Lake Shore depot before continuing to Jackson and Washington.
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Mich
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River Front
Michigan Evenua
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Lake Erie and Western
Fort Wayne
United States
Indianapolis
Allen County
North Depot
Lake Erie
Secret Service
Jackson
Auburn Junction
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Ankenbruck
William Dudley Foulke
United States Civil Services
Richmond
P. M. Rixey
Navy
William Loeb
Latta
John A. Gross
Associated Press
Robert H. Hazard
Publishers’ Press Association
Walter E. Clar
New York Sun
Junction
Four Babies Born. Two Die After Roanoke Birth
Huntington Ind May 31 Mrs Frank Croxton 43 wife of a traction line foreman near Roanoke gave birth to four children last night three girls and a boy total weight eleven and a half pounds two infants died. Riders of the Mormon church are attempting to secure recruits in and near Lagrange.
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Huntington
Ind
Frank Croxton
Riders
The
Mormon Church
Lagrange
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Wolverines
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State Industrial School
Flint
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