Roosevelt Will Get Real Cheer On His Return
Congressman Edgar D Crumpacker Indiana says Roosevelts welcome in New York June 18 should be non partisan and well represented by Hoosiers He notes prior receptions for Grant and Dewey show the need for orderly crowds and civic care Roosevelt praised as the most popular living American and a world renowned citizen with no office at present The hoped for scene when he sails into New York Harbor is the happiest moment of his trip
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Roosevelt National Reception Plans For June 18
New York on May 25 reports a nationwide non political reception for Col. Theodore Roosevelt on June 18. Cornelius Vanderbilt chairs the committee inviting all in good standing to join the march. Roosevelt will land at 9 am on the Kaiserin line and travel by flotilla to the Battery, then to Washington Square and Fifth Avenue ending near Fifty ninth Street with a decorated pageant and mayoral welcome.
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Name Change Clemeny Case Renames Sally to Frederick
In New York on May 25 Judge Whitney granted clemency to Sal ly Cahn a salesman who faced frequent gender name jokes and letter mix ups. He requested a name change preferring Frederick which the court approved, easing his daily business and hotel interactions.
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Six drinks equal twenty hard days work in study
Chicago May 25 Half a dozen drinks of whisky in a day equal the fatigue from a day of hard labor, Dr. William J. Wick told the Chicago Medical Society. He cited experiments showing muscles nerves and brain tire after such drinking and that rest day fails to fully recover.
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Settlers Can Get Farms at Small Expense
A Sun Washington dispatch reports 8,273,880 acres in the northwest opened or soon open to white settlers. Lands from Minnesota to Washington, including Crow and Flathead reservations, will be allotted as 160 acre farms, with irrigation potential and rail links expected to spur towns, jobs, and prosperity for more than 300,000 homesteaders and their families.
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Woman Bank Ruins Husband for Extravagance Chapter VI
Montagne Ward returns to his brother Dick Ward's Overside Drive mansion after a failed pier fare, noting high costs in Paris and planning marriage. He muses about waiving into Morgan's money and switching to Wall Street, while Frances awaits his arrival.
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Monty Returns Home and Sparks Fly at Ward House
Monty Ward arrives back in town and announces his engagement to Clarice Van Zandt while Frances and Dick grapple with looming hard times. Monty schemes to start in Wall Street, hoping to avoid dependence on Dick as Aunt Gretchen frets about frugality and an impending downturn.
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Escaped Ward's Fate Through Quiet Hope and Debt
Dick chronicles their finances after buying a new home and facing mounting expenses. Frances pushes for luxury and a new motor, while Dick insists on saving and sound budgeting. The couple argues over appearance and money as they cope with dwindling collateral and a shifting social circle.
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