Theodore Roosevelt dies at Sagamore Hill waits for tribute
Theodore Roosevelt died Monday at 4 15 AM at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay after a blood clot in the lung linked to inflammatory rheumatism from a long ago infected tooth. Mrs Roosevelt was by his side as Col Roosevelt, physicians and kin gathered, with news of his death sending the capital into mourning.
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Private Funeral for Mrs Roosevelt Held at Sagamore Hill
The funeral will be private as per Mrs Roosevelt’s wish. Two services will be held at Sagamore Hill and at Chris Church, conducted by Rev George Talmage. No flowers music or eulogies. Home service brief with only family. no pallbearers.
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Roosevelt as peacemaker in volatile early 1900s era
The article recounts Theodore Roosevelt’s role in mediating international tensions. It notes his efforts to prevent war with Japan, initiate direct peace talks between Russia and Japan, and act as intermediary. It details his arbitration approach with Britain over Alaska, and his push to refer German debt disputes with Venezuela to arbitration, even threatening naval show of force.
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Lovejoy Caught by Buick System in New Jersey
Frank Lovejoy, known for roving aliases, was captured in New Jersey after authorities traced a Buick stolen in Morrison. The Buick network alerted garages statewide, enabling quick tracking. He was arrested in two New Jersey Buick garages and will return to Wood County as a ward of the court.
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Post Office Becomes Information Center For Returning Soldiers
Arrangements between the post office department and the Department of Labor place post offices nationwide as information centers directing discharged soldiers to newly established Bureaus for Returning Soldiers and Sailors. The Labor Department reports a representative in 78 camps and posts with 25 more covered recently, guiding men to local jobs matched to their qualifications as several thousand are registered daily.
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Wilson Taken Back to Peoria
Thomas Wilson, captured at Pittsville after escaping Neillsville, is back in Peoria awaiting trial on a hold up charge. He allegedly tricked authorities by posing as the Wisconsin murder suspect for the Owen village marshal death, gaining Wisconsin release but failing to stay free.
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Soo Line trains 5 and 6 back in service this spring
W R Gallaway, Soo Line general passenger agent, informs T D Spalding that the passenger department recommends trains 5 and 6 be returned to service in April or May. The timing depends on how quickly troops can be demobilized.
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Home Talent Play Tonight at Adelier Theater
The Knights of Columbus present The Whirl of the Town a home talent musical comedy. The first performance drew a sizable audience Tuesday at the Adelier theater and tonight is the last chance to see the show Thursday marks the final performance in Loyal for the company.
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Fourth annual Owl Order installation and dance set for Jan
The Order of Owls will hold its fourth annual installation of officers on Thursday evening January. Following the installation a program will be presented with promises to surpass past efforts. The evening closes with a dance. An invitation is extended to all to attend and enjoy.
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Memorial for Montana rancher buried in Wisconsin
The remains of a man killed at a dam construction site near Wi 16 arrived in Mandan accompanied by his brother John Schaefer. Survivors include his mother Mrs Nick Schaefer and five siblings Mrs Harry Allen Milwaukee Anna Schaefer Milwaukee Mrs William Brosenaer Roseau Minn Mrs F B Sigurdson North Dakota Relph and John. Funeral held Sunday at St Johns Church. service postponed due to telegram error delaying notice.
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Central Wisconsin State Fair Association Stockholders Meeting
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting at Marshfield City Hall in Wisconsin on Wednesday January 15 at 10 30 a m. Secretary W R Williams signs the notice.
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American Navy's 14 inch land guns and big outfitting drive
The secretary of the navy reports on America's mobile 14 inch caliber land guns capable of firing shells about seven times heavier than German Paris guns. The navy highlights rail mounted mobility, a high output mine plant near Yorktown, and the largest concrete storehouse in Brooklyn. Civil service reforms enabled rapid navy yard staffing growth from 20,000 to over 100,000 during U S participation in the war.
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Mularkey Sentenced for Manslaughter in Auto Crash
Gladwyn Mularkey, convicted of manslaughter in the fourth degree for a fatal automobile accident that killed Dan, was sentenced by Judge O’Neill to a year and a half in the reformatory and is currently serving the term.
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