Royal Welcome for Roosevelt in New York Parade
Theodore Roosevelt returned to New York after his African journey and was greeted with a spontaneous, non partisan welcome. A Battery Park ceremony hosted 200 distinguished guests while 2 590 prominent citizens filled the reception area. Mayor Gaynor delivered a national and city welcome as Roosevelt spoke briefly.
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New York
Theodore Roosevert
Pottery Park
Roosevelt
Gaynor
Taft
Roosevelt Welcome Aboard Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Parade Plans
A colossal flotilla greeted the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria as it neared New York. Citizens packed waterfronts while clubs chartered ships for a wide welcoming display. To avoid excluding travelers, officials devised a unique parade arrangement after expressions of interest flooded in.
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New York
Repipiecan Club of
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Eldest Roosevelt son and Eleanor Alexander wed in New York
Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Miss Eleanor Alexander married at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York on June 20 1919 witnessed by Col Theodore Roosevelt and many notables. Teddy Jr after college chose a business career starting at a carpet factory to learn the trade. The couple plan a honeymoon at Sagamore Hill and then San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Eleanor Alexander
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Groton
Harvard
Kermit
Alexander
Teddy, Jr
Washington
Theodore, Jr
Connecticut
Charles B. Alexander
Sagamore Hill
Long Island
Mr. Roose
Wordenhall ffarlingtons engage in Roosevelt era match
Mrs. ffarington engaged to Mr. Tom Curtis is widow of the late W K ffarington of Worden Lancashire. The article notes archaic spelling f for capital F in deeds of George II. and the family’s long lineage, linking the ffarlings to carpet manufacturing interests and ties to the Roosevelt family.
Voyager Homeward Bound Parade Welcomes Colonel Roosevelt
The procession leaves quarantine and travels up river aboard a revenue cutter with Mrs. Roosevelt by his side. A spectaular water parade follows, with clubs, bands, and crowds filling the harbor as the Rough Riders and speakers march to the reception.
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Poturline Wounderer Colonie Piaasevelt
Mounted Police
New York
Robert Hunter
Oklahoma City
Roosevelt
Raven Tricks in London Zoo Roars with Clever Bird
A raven at the London Zoo amusement speaks in a human voice to a lammergeier. The bird loudly proclaims MullOl Jack and uses its chatter to seize meat, startling the cage mate before the lammergeier retreats in fear.
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London “Zoo
London Spectator
Lammergeier
Taft Advances Publicity Bill and Statehood Action
President Taft moves to push a campaign publicity bill through Congress before adjournment and signs the statehood measure after pledging support during the last campaign. Moody retirement bill passes the House by unanimous consent.
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Moody
Washington
Taft
Congress
House
Senate
Winich
Oon Gelalp
Pvenavgee
Pilbseidbe
Postaleavings Bank
Vicrm
Andrews
Arizona
New Mexico
Tait
Gabangquet
Albuquerque
Gillett
Justice Moody
United States Supreme Court
Honor for Woman Doctor Bertha von Hoosen in Budapest
Chicago physician Bertha von Hoosen earns the honor of having her paper read at the International Congress in Budapest. She travels with her elderly mother after notification and has previously attended clinics in Paris. Known for steady hands in multiple operations, she is described as a stylish, youthful, and sympathetic professional despite prevailing stereotypes.
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Bertha von Hoosen
Chicago
Medical Congress
International Congress
Association
Budapest
von Hausen
Paris
Waren
St. Luke's Operating Room
Pettern
Lund
Die van Doosen
Floods Do Great Damage at Pittshore District
Severe floods cut off communication after a late stern mis indicate damage will exceed early estimates. One death, Julius Desrouche, 62, drowned in the Ohio River near Brunet's Island while attempting to reach the north shore. Logs and timber flood Point Marion and Cheat River as Monongahela rises threatening further inundation.
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Stern
Julius Desrouche
Ohio River
Brunet
Point Marion
Dpu
Cheat River
Train demolishes a station at Sibisbury near Utica
Three cars loaded with heavy building stone ran away from Sibisbury and struck a passenger train at Dodgeville station. The locomotive and baggage car were wrecked, the station demolished, and one man in the baggage car was injured but not seriously hurt.
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Utica
Sibisbury
Dodgeville
Rivalry turns fatal in Bloomington shooting
Jesalousy over a love affair led Nick Pelloni to shoot and stab Len Carniet in Bloomington. Carniet died from his injuries.
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Bloomington
Ind
Jesalousy
Ualy
Nick Pelloni
Len Carniet
Patrolman Neely Turns Pittsburg Loot Into Daily Wealth
In Sandy Creek, Pine township, Harry Neely a 60 year old patrolman with Allegheny police earns about 100 a day from oil profits. He savors the fortune from John D Rockefeller era fields and invests in Crewdoy stock while continuing police duty. He notes modest living costs and rare leisure as the money flows.
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Pittsburg
Harry Neely
Neely
Allegheny
Sandy Creek
Pine Township
Pittsby
John PD. Rockefiller
A Fashionable Malady and Renorth Mentioned
A Cleveland Main Dealer notes a fashionable malady term Renorth after a remark about Mrs Cayleigh remaining at 20 West for some time. The fragment suggests a dealer’s quip or code word in a social or business notice.
His Little Weight Champion Lightweight Remnants
London Opinion reviews a former champion lightweight, noting a faded career with irony as the ex-boxer, once famed for quickness, now toils in lesser circles, described as a groover by peers and critics.
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