Simple Services At Roosevelt Funeral
Theodore Roosevelt lying at Sagamore Hill's red gabled church in Oyster Bay as mourners from New York and Long Island attend a simple private service. No military honors were given by his wish, with wreaths, prayers, and scripture marking the former president's solemn farewell. The graveside scene gathers Roosevelt family, officials, Rough Riders, and neighbors in a quiet vigil.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Sagamore Hill House
Oyater Bay
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Roosevelt
Inez
Christ Episcopal Church
New York
Long Taland
Sagamore Hill
Roose‘vait
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Kermit Roosevelt
Europe
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Globe
Sagamore
Bagamore Hill
Long Island
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Sagamore Hil
Aent
Dr. Tuliuge
Baron von Dew Moench Sentenced for Passport Fraud
Hun Baron Allardt von Dew Moench, nephew of Chun von Bernstorff, was sent to county jail for three months after attempting to enter the country with a forged passport. The case ties to San Francisco and involves a prior ambazandor connection.
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Jal
San Francisco
Allardt von Dew Moench
Chun von Bernstorff
Mallway Washington Announces SOS MOAAT Contract
An annual total of SOS MOAAT in the government contract with Pennsylvania One and its subsidiaries was announced Wednesday by the railroad administrator.
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Mallway
Washington
Pennsylvania One
Eadt
Abe
Palhletea Thon
Fragmented OCR item from Philadelphia notices
Idaboan Killed in Euat Philadelphia and hotel man Ker of Comude in a related report. A brother Joseph severely injured in a separate attack attributed to a hungite autombi near a railroad station. Washington tradition notes economic caution with mentioned heirs and general summary of commerce.
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Euat
Philadelphia
Joan MW. Ker
Taho
Joseph
Qnhalance
Director Hines backs federal rail control policy
Walker D Hines new director general of railroads signals support for a five year continuation of government control or early return to private hands if Congress acts, aligning with McAdoo policies. He seeks a square deal for labor and fair treatment of railway owners, and will address the Interstate Commerce Committee to argue for continued federal management. He already advised on the five year extension and handled the New York marine workers strike assignment to the War Labor Board.
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Washington
Walker D. Hines
William G McAdoo
Congress
McAdoo
Wilson
Cable
Interstate Commerce Committee
Hines
Mr. McAdoo
Railroad Administration
New York Marine Workers
War Labor Board For Settlement
Luxembourg Becomes Republic Grand Duchess Abandons Palace
Luxemberg is proclaimed a republic on a Friday as Grand Duchess Marie Adelaide returns from the capital to a nearby chateau. A heated chamber session follows with clerical deputies quitting in protest. The article notes Luxemberg borders and its 1867 London Treaty guarantees of neutrality and independence, though Germany invaded during World War I.
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Marie
Mets
Luxemberg
Grand Duchy of
Hhenluh Prussia
Aleace Lorraine
Grand Duchy
Americanization dinner urges nation to spread literacy
Franklin K. Lane secretary of the interior urged universal Americanization and literacy among foreign and native populations at a dinner in New York attended by over 1000 prominent citizens from across the country.
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New York
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Beattle Reda Fight Police at Open Air Meeting
Bolshevik sympathizers estimated near 2000 shouted sedition from the rostrum at an open air meeting. They deflected police and attacked a police captain after the meeting was closed. A riot followed and 100 policemen with military police and soldiers were called in to restore order.
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Beattle Reda
Beattle
Sahara Ruler Killed by Wife at Phoenix Lodge
Sahara ruler Jacques Lebaudy known as emperor of the Sahara was shot and killed by his wife as he entered her home Phoenix Lodge on Saturday night. The eccentric millionaire, son of the late Max Taboudy, had been separated from his wife for months and had a public, controversial life.
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Sahara
Westbury
Jacques Lebaudy
Phoenix Lodge
Max Taboudy
France
Lehaudy
Wanted Due Credit in Family Christmas Tidbit
A brief dialogue contrasts telling the family about Santa Claus as a personal credit moment. One speaker insists on informing relatives, while the other says it’s about time they received recognition for paying the bills.
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Santa Claus
End Indigestion Pape's Diapepsia Ad Page Ad
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsia tablets for instant relief from indigestion and stomach distress. The ad promises quick, harmless digestion aid with low cost at drug stores, followed by a stray humorous aside about a stenographer and a political candidate emphasizing sensible footwear.
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Pape
Worry Drives Undertaker Trade More Than Hard Work
Worry generates greater demand for undertaker services than persistent labor, reflecting how anxiety influences life and death industries. The remark underscores public concern and the business response it provokes in times of strain.
Unclear health patent claim ad threatens weak kidneys and cures
Fragmentary OCR text promotes gold medal or Haarlem oil capsules as a cure for kidney weakness and related pains. It touts supposed long term benefits, mentions bladder issues and backache, and lists various nonspecific symptoms and remedies without reliable medical backing.
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Haarlem
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