Roosevelt visits Little Hungary under strict guard in New York
President Roosevelt for the first time visits the East Side district around Second Avenue and East Houston Street as a guest of the Hungarian club Late Hungary. Mounted police and detectives guard entrances and a cordon blocks crowds while he dines and speaks with prominent Hungarians and guests.<>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
East Side
Hlngarian Club
Hungary
Upper Fifth Avenue
Second Avenue
East Nouston Street
Ion
United States
Sixth Street
East Houston Street
President Roosevelt Arrives Amid Citywide Police Guard
Crowds of thousands gathered despite cold outside a police cordon as President Roosevelt, hosted by Marcus Grun, arrived at a restaurant. Police watched from fire escapes and hallways while the Star Spangled Banner barely carried, and roving officers kept spectators from entering buildings.
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Hungary
Tifte
Marcus ' Raun
Flungarian
Republican Club
Roosevelt
Vpolice
McAdoo
Loeb
Carriace
Error Rooceevelt
President's Arrival Shapes Decor at Reception
An excerpt describes the president arriving at a restaurant reception room where he greeted old friends. He was escorted by Braun and descended to the base, passing through a grand foyer toward an elaborate setting. The ceiling walls, evergreens, and carnation arrangements framed the scene as guests watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phookshatigg
President receives praise at square deal event in New York
At a New York gathering on February 16, President was hailed for a square deal as Braun lauded him and guests including Rep Sulzer. The audience cheered the patriotism theme, while Kraun joked about Americanism and native country ties. The president then headed to Washington after late speeches and a party visit by Mrs Douglass Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braun
Kraun
Legistors
Ka Hosta
Bia
Washington Washington
New York
Douglass Robinson
White House
Real Estate Transfers in Moline and Rock Island Area
A sequence of property transfers is listed from Moline and Rock Island including Cobert to J A Sebaible for lot 7 block 2 Childs 2d add at 1200, multiple deeds to Huttlg trustee, and US to Albert and Dennis Warren for 160 acres. many parcels in Old Town Moline and Candee Place change hands with prices from 1 to 4000 dollars. Remaining entries show Donahoo to Walker, Heath to Daisy and Hamilton, and extensive parcels sold totaling 21100 dollars among several trustees and heirs in Rock Island and Moline.
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Sering Cobert
J. A. Sebaible
Child's
Maline
John Finolap
H. W Huttlg
United States of America
Albert W
Dennis Warren
Co. F. Hemenway
Chas P. Skinner
Candee Place
Old Town Moline
Chas P Skinner
Moline Trust and Savings Bank
Moline
Old Moline
Donald Butter
Wm. B. Butter
H. R. Edwards
Re Johnston
H. A. J Paridon
J. R. Johnston
Rock Island
C. Donahoo
Francis M. ‘Walker
Jas. B. Walker
G. Dondaco
Francia M
Je Orow
HB. Guyer
Camiel van Doee
East Moline
Frank D. Heath
Daisy
Hamilton
Brooks
Hiran Walker
Wey
Francis Mi. Walker
Aleo
Stephen F
Henry Vair
Paucke
Moline. Trust
Sevings Bank
Frank D
Heath
Roosevelt Defines Race Policy at Lincoln Dinner Speech
President Roosevelt urged the north to strengthen ties with the south while addressing lynching and race relations at a Lincoln dinner in New York. He called for fairness and opportunities for both races, echoing Lincoln’s patient, steadfast leadership and urging the nation to treat all citizens with equal rights and duties.
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New York
Republican Club
Roosevelt
South
A President's Vision on Racial Equality and Duty
The president urged fair treatment for all races and equal rights while stressing gradual, steady progress. He called for moral and industrial uplift of the colored race, urged no social mixing as a local choice, and claimed justice must guide suffrage and education for black and white alike. He asked citizens to be generous, steady, and law-abiding in pursuing national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Abraham Lincoln
President urges white help to uplift neighbors amid lynching decline
The president urges white Americans to aid uplift of Black neighbors and condemned crime while praising improvements in reducing lynchings. He commends Episcopal Bishop Strange and other leaders for promoting social harmony and mutual responsibility.
By and By and Other Early 20th Century Verses
A collage of verse excerpts contrasts seasonal hopes with a parody of domestic science. The Chicago Chronicle quatrains envision spring and cheaper eggs, while the Cleveland Leader parody lists chemical ingredients for a pie and a satirical take on biblical happiness.
Deny Interurban Rights Sale by Western Illinois Traction
Monmouth based Western Illinois Traction Co members return from the east denying any sale of work between Galesburg and Monmouth. They refute claims pushed by David Whiteside that a franchise may be sought in Aledo for an interurban line via Rock Island and Monmouth to Galesburg. Until W McCullough arrives home no definite details emerge, and Monmouth officials dispute Whiteside’s proposed routes from Rock Island to Galesburg and from New Boston to Galva.
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Western Ilinois Traction Co
Monmouth
Galesburg
David Whiteside
Aledo
Rock Tal
W McCullough
Whiteside
Rock
New Boston
Galva
T J Murphy Completes Census Bureau Work
T J Murphy of Coal Valley, appointed special agent for vital statistics, has finished his duties. His final report for the past year details 64 admissions to the infirmary, 79 transfers and discharges, and 10 deaths.
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T J Murphy
Coal Valley
Census Bureau
Counts Infirmary
Edison Phonographs and Records at Griggs' Music House
Complete Edison phonographs for sale in the tricities priced from 10 to 19 dollars. We accept old machines in trade on Falison phonographs and offer easy terms. Also special sale of pianos with upright models in good condition for 100 and 135 dollars. No solicitors or salaries. Griggs' Music House Davenport.
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Michigan
McKinley Jr
Moline
Walker
Business Center
4Th Ave
G. W. Walker
Skinner Annex
Park Ridge
Colona Road
Towndrow & Nutter
Chase
Bsk
Iowa
Hemanway
15Th St
Edison Phonographs
Griggs’ Music House
Brady St
Davenport
Greatest Advertising Writer Drafted Independence
The text extols an advertising writer as the likely author of the Declaration of Independence and urges using the right newspaper to publish a clear personal declaration. It discusses employing a strong ad approach to showcase capability in any line of work and mentions Moline Dispatch in want ads.
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United States
Thomas Jefferson
Moline
Ft’d
Dispatch
Mariner
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Flousevelt
Crank
Count Appony
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Lincoln
North
Ecort
Eto Po
Strange
Allio
Bath
Canaan
Chicago Chronicle
John
Cleveland
Aeard
T. J Murphy
3D Ave
A. C Woodyatt
Moran
Graspland
St. Colberg’s
Augustana College
L. Eastman
South Moline Township
North Star Benefit Association
Library Avenue
Henry Lootens
D. A. Jones
19Th St
A. P Fisk, Fisk & Loosley ¢ Co
F R. Young
J D. Metzgar
Fred R Young
Victor Wahlstrand
Prospect Park Hill
Clinton Okla
C F Hemenway
Green River Station
Hillsdale
Josify
Acre
Port Byron
Hooppole
Inl
Arkansas
Crawford County
Kuehl & Donahoo
MeKtinnte
North Carolina
C. F Pemen
New Mexico
California
Kansas City
CF Hemenway
11Th St
12Th Ave
Best Avenue
G W Walker
Skinner
Rockleland
W Walker
11Th Ave
8Th St
Butterworth
G Q W Walker
J. D. _Motzgar
McKinnie
Atkinson Park
J. D. Metzgar
McKinnie Block
West End
W. Walker
Gaylord
Crompton
Lundahl
T. BH. Lundell
Chase Bli
Down Town
14Th St
1Th Ave
Magnus Evera
14Th St. Moline
Patrick Wynn
Sylvan
Lars Helander
Mississippi Valley
M. A. Carlson
Walker’s Station
Columbia Park
South Rock Island
38Th St
River Front
McKinnie Elk
Carling
Campbell's Island
36Th Ave
Dath St
24Th At
24Th Ave
J.D. Metegar
McKinnie Blk
Ojo
Room 5
Chase Blk
Cff Hemenway
D. Metzgar
McKinale Block
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