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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
3
Theodore Roosevelt returns to New York aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria after a three month European tour. He bids farewell from Southampton with Sir Edward Grey and a large press retinue, receiving cheers as the liner sails.
On arrival in Southampton from the Brockhurst Hotel Roosevelt thanked the British for warm hospitality extended by Sir Edward Grey and the people of England. He recalled the visit began in sadness and left with fond memories, then boarded the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria amid cheering crowds and a holiday mood with flags flying.
Ex President Theodore Roosevelt crossed continents on a years long hunt and tour. He visited Messina Khartoum Cairo and Naples then Vatican tensions arose over a Papal visit. He traveled with son Kermit and was joined by Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Ethel Roosevelt at Khartoum.
Former President Roosevelt toured major capitals from Paris to Berlin, delivering lectures on citizenship and peace. He attended King Edward VII's funeral in London with Cambridge honors and later spoke at Oxford on Biological Analogies in History.
Police will deploy about 5000 officers for ex President Roosevelt arrival and five mile parade route in New York City. Capt. Cosby announced the Rough Riders escort with numerous army officers and dignitaries and named the legislative committee members for the reception.
Mayor Magee cabled Theodore Roosevelt inviting him to deliver an address at a mass meeting planned for Independence Day in Schenley Park Pittsburg.
Representative Francis Burton Harrison of New York said he bears no personal resentment after being snubbed by President Taft at the White House. He added the incident is closed and he has no further comment.
Pittsburgh June 10 Congressman John Dalzell obtained a temporary injunction preventing the County Commissioners from opening ballot boxes in Pittsburg districts amid a contested Republican primary against Dr. Robert J. Black. Eight boxes opened before the ruling showed Dalzell losing seven more votes, narrowing his lead to 108. The injunction delays a full recount while a hearing on a permanent injunction is set for early next week. Dalzell allies plan to mobilize Mayor William H. Coleman of McKeesport for an independent ticket if Black wins the recount.
Senate leaders moved to accept the House Postal Savings Bank bill without amendment to forego a conference and speed adjournment. The plan keeps a 5 percent reserve, 3 percent bond investment, and 65 percent to local banks, with insurgents likely to push back but deemed to lose on the vote.
Springfield June 10 Volunteers offer themselves to State Attorney Burke in the legislative bribery inquiry. He cites a $2500 bribe offer to vote for William Lorimer for U S Senator and notes others ready to testify. Burke will clear local dockets to bring Broderick and others, under indictment, to an early trial.
The School Teachers Salary Commission appointed by the Board of Estimate will hold a public hearing at City Hall on June 14 at 3 o'clock to consider equalizing male and female teacher compensation.
Cablegrams from Washington dated June 10, 1910 report expressions of gratitude from Emperor Mutsuhito and President Taft for the welcome given to Prince and Princess Hiroyasu Fushimi. They note visits to Mount Vernon, the Washington Navy Yard, the Mayflower, and plans to tour the Naval Academy at Annapolis and Baltimore.
Washington June 10 Senator Depew made an ineffectual bid to amend the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill to appropriate 250000 for initial Panama Canal fortifications. He warned delaying could push work past canal completion. Senator Hale sustained a point of order against the amendment.
London June 10 Sir Charles Hardinge Permanent Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs is named Viceroy of India succeeding the Earl of Minto. He is expected to receive a peerage soon and has served in Constantinople Tehran Washington and St. Petersburg. He became ambassador to Russia in 1904 and later Under Secretary in the Foreign Office. He is fifty two, brother of Viscount Hardinge, educated at Harrow and Trinity College Cambridge.
KIEFF June 10 Continuing the expulsion of Jews charged with living illegally outside the pale the Russian Government from June 6 to June 10 inclusive has expelled 185 persons from these 185 expulsions 60 had three days to depart while 135 were compelled to depart immediately to a destination specified by the police.
Secretary Franklin MacVeagh told Richard S. Crampton that if the Supreme Court declares the corporation tax unconstitutional the money collected would be returned without red tape. The letter was made public last night in Chicago.
Police identify the deceased as Mrs. George W. McKenzie of 79 North Eleventh Street Newark. She hurled herself under the Buffalo express near Grove Street station East Orange New Jersey, and was killed instantly. She had recently been discharged from the State Asylum for the Insane at Morris Plains.
Theodore Havemeyer arrived home yesterday on the French line steamship Provence. Also aboard were Mme. José Monteaugudo wife of Gen. Monteaugudo Crbden Rural Guards Chief Count A Tolstoy relative of Leo Tolstoy Louise Sriber actress and Mr and Mrs George M Perine.
United Shoe Manufacturing Company at Patterson New Jersey announces the regular 2 percent quarterly dividend plus an additional 4 percent and a 10 percent stock dividend at its regular quarterly meeting.
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