Monarchs Like Roosevelt For All Democratic Way
London dispatch describes Col. Roosevelt meeting European rulers from the khedive to King Haakon and Queen Maud, noting royal hospitality, his democratic style, and how crowds cheered him in Berlin Stockholm and London. The reporter highlights Roosevelt’s rapport with kings and his frontier stories, and hints at plans after returning to Oyster Bay.
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Roosevelt
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Egypt
Italy
Joseph of
Austria
House of Hapsburg
Budapest
Kossuth
Berlin
William
Denmark
Christiania
Haakon
Queen Maud
Prince Regent
Stockholm
Belgium
Holland
Roosevelts
Het Loo Palace
Edward
White
Col. Roosevelt
Billings County
America
Berlin University
Saisor
Dresden
T. R
Khedive
King
Kaiser
Mein Freundt Roosevelt
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Maufi
Tex
Crown Prince
A. R
Cambridge
Oxford
England
Arthur Lee
Washington
Spain
New York
Houarium
United States
Oyster Bay
Renk
Nile
Court Scandal Vexes Alfonso In Madrid
In Madrid on June 16 a court scandal linked to Queen Isabella tensions King Alfonso. A French widow seeking repayment of a 200000 debt from Isabella has moved to French courts, while Republicans amplify the tale through Espana Nueva. Officials hint at amicable settlement to quiet the issue.
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Madrid
Alfonzo
Isabella
Espana Nueva
Peru
Spain
Paris
Alfonso
Taft Returns to Washington After Marietta Visit
President Taft arrived in Washington at 6 30 am from Marietta and remained aboard his private train until 8 00 am before going to the White House. He plans to depart Saturday to attend commencement exercises at Villanova and Lincoln universities and return that night.
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Taft
Marietta
White House
Vill Nova
Lincoln Universities
Green Street Gar Foos Ollie James
Ollie James of Kentucky, long a congressman, learned a street car fact in Washington. He rode a green line car thinking it went to the house office building, but it veered to a different stop near the Peace monument, prompting a surprised exclamation and a quick hop off.
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Kentucky
Congress
Capitol
Washington
James
Pennsylvania Avenue
House
Peace Monument
Union Station
The Fortune Hunter in Radville Echoes of a Quiet Town
A Radville narrator reflects on returning home from the East and compares his life to Will Bigelow's travel bent. Town details unfold with local scenes: a defeated checker player, a cat scandal, a bank run after a new summer suit, a drunken spree, a dog fight, and the mysterious arrival of a reticent traveler. The piece ends with the traveler’s request to the Bigelow house, setting up further chapters.
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Radville
Radville Citizen
Westerly Gazette
Lockwood
Will Bigelow
Hiram Nutt
Checkers
Willoughby
Watty
Misa Carpenter
Caesar
Miss Carpenter
Roland Barnette
Chicago
Ruland
Blinkey Lockwood
Roland
Scott
Pete
Graham
Tracey Tanner
Tracey
Bigelow House
Will
Tracey Mn
Tannehill
Angie Tuthill
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Oh de Scepc
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St. Paul
Wolff-Wilson Drug Co
St. Louis
D. R. Dyche & Co
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Cal
Fletcher
Ohio St
the Sun Building
Indianapolis
Compton
Indianapolis Sun
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