Paraded Heroes Northward as Roosevelt Leads Historic Spirit
A massive land parade honors Spanish American War veterans in New York with ex presidents and governors in the lead. Roosevelt, Gaynor, Vanderbilt, Weeks, and Wright ride in the first fourteen carriages as a 2,000 strong veteran escort moves from Fifth Avenue to Eighth Street. The event features the Seventh Regiment Band, visiting veterans from many states and territories, and ends with a reception at the Twelfth Regiment Armory.
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Roosevelt Welcome Decor Sparks Sparse City Displays
New York shows limited decorations for Col. Roosevelt's arrival with crowds expected to supply the welcome. Flags and greenery appear scant along his parade route from Pier A to Battery Park, only a few buildings and businesses displaying patriotic adornments amid overall minimal festooning.
Help Wanted Ads From The New York Times
Reading the Help Wanted columns guides job seekers to reliable firms. The Times favors careful watching of employer announcements to find suitable vacancies and positions.
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Festive Fifth Avenue Decor Echoes Roosevelt Visit
A citywide turnout of flags and bunting marks a Roosevelt celebration along Washington Square through midtown Manhattan. Scribner’s, Tiffany’s, and the Waldorf display elaborate tributes while the Worth Monument hosts a grand stand and shops along Forty-second Street extend the display. The_sgraded decorations highlight the Rough Riders era with blue and yellow banners at the Hotel Buckingham and Union League Club.
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Hamilton Club Guests Welcome Roosevelt in New York
Ninety one Hamilton Club of Chicago members arrive by special train to greet Col. Roosevelt. Judge John H. Batten notes the club’s respect, says their visit is to welcome the ex president, not to press a third term. The group will use Waldorf Astoria as headquarters. an electric sign adorns the last car.
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Hundreds of pickpockets nabbed ahead of Roosevelt reception
About seventy five suspects were rounded up by 400 detectives in Manhattan and surrounding boroughs. All Manhattan arrestees were taken to police headquarters. Authorities warn that others may hide in Jersey City Hoboken or Newark and cross into the city today.
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Rough Riders to Tour and Attend City Events
The Rough Riders reunion schedule starts with a Travers Island clambake and an illustrated talk by Edwin Jimerson. Percy Williams hosts at the Alhambra Theatre, with several theatre parties planned. They visit Coney Island races, see Girlies at the New Amsterdam, and Roosevelt Day ends with a Harvard Club luncheon and a parade in new uniforms.
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Roosevelt in Pictures A World Tour Through the Lens
The New York Times Sunday Picture Section presents 39 Roosevelt photographs from Europe. Images show Roosevelt with kings ambassadors and camels and cover his tour from London to Venice Rome Paris and Cairo. The collection highlights hunting lions elephants and ceremonies citing his review of troops and reception at the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences.
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Roosevelt Homefront Notes Reveal Mixed Signals
Fragmentary note mentions Roosevelt era homecomings and uncertain schedules. Sparse text hints at planned gatherings or signals of travel, with unclear dates and places due to OCR issues.
White Praises Roosevelt After Four Months Abroad
Dr. Andrew D. White, former Ambassador to Germany and first Cornell president, praises Theodore Roosevelt’s Guildhall speech. He notes England’s overall liking of Roosevelt and regards him as one of America’s greatest presidents who, in his view, saved the nation from socialism.
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Taft to receive honorary degree at Villa Nova Penn
President Taft will leave Washington early tomorrow to visit Villa Nova, Pennsylvania, where the noted Catholic institution will award him the Doctor of Jurisprudence. He will return in the evening and then visit Lincoln University, a Negro institution in Southern Pennsylvania, with a brief stop at Westchester, Pennsylvania.
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Roosevelts UK Tour Draws Warm Editorial Tributes
London editors hail Roosevelt as a dominant force of his era. The Daily Mail and The Daily Telegraph praise his frankness energy and leadership as he nears departure from England after a highly influential visit marked by national mourning and wide public admiration.
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No Chaff At Oxford As Roosevelt Receives Honor
Special Correspondent describes Roosevelt’s Oxford reception with no chaff unlike Cambridge. Students crowded the Sheldonian after convocation yet offered no jokes while the Union text of his address appeared in a clever but restrained undergraduate paper.
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Roosevelt Honored with Doctor of Civil Law at Ceremonial Step
The ceremony featured Dr Henry Goudy praising Roosevelt as citizen soldier and president. Lord Curzon admitted Roosevelt to the degree and he delivered a lecture on Biological Analogies in History. The Daily Express praised the Guildhall speech and Romanes lecture for civilization’s sake.
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Guggenheim Loses Tax Suit in New Jersey Court
The New Jersey Supreme Court rules for Long Branch in Solomon R. Guggenheim’s challenge to a $40,000 personal property tax assessment. Justice Minturn notes the plaintiff’s 1905 move to New Jersey and presumes continued residence unless evidence shows otherwise.
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Raid on East Third Street Poolroom Ends in Arrests
Inspector Hogan used a van to raid a suspected poolroom on East Third Street. Police entered after breaking a window to confront about 75 men barricaded inside. Charts and racing paraphernalia were burned in a stove as five men were served warrants.
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Commuter Rates Challenged by New Jersey
At Gov Forts request Attorney General Wilson filed a complaint against the Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad charging rate increases for commuter transportation. The complaint will seek injunctive relief from the Interstate Commerce Commission and is independent of a New Jersey Railroad Commission probe.
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Return of Wireless Stock Payments Shocks Cincinnati
In Cincinnati many residents received checks or money from United Wireless Telegraph Company after its officers were arrested in a mail misuse case. Local sales agents J. E. Maddox and M. H. Schmidt reported selling about 35 000 and 10 000 dollars worth of stock respectively. An announced June 15 deadline for preferred stock at 20 dollars ended, with later shares to be open to all patrons. Maddox acted to annul such sales and return payments. He had joined the firm through Dr Judson Starr of Columbus, a director and Ohio Kentucky general agent.
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Hartford Girl Weds a Chinaman in Simple Ceremony
Hartford June 17. Jeneeee Conn reports Gong Wing from Providence and Emmons of Hartford were united in marriage in a ceremony performed by Rev Henry Medd as readable from the fragmentary notice.
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House Adopts Rule to Curb Committees on Pigeonholed Bills
The House approved a Democratic backed rule by 201 votes to end pigeonholing of bills in committees. Any member may move to discharge a bill from a committee, with motions to be heard on a unanimous consent day. bills would then reach the calendar and regular debate.
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Treasury plans washing machines to launder money
The Treasury Department in Washington says it will install six money washing machines to launder about 1 billion dollars in bills annually, saving roughly 2 million dollars a year. The program aims to disinfect, starch, and iron worn notes so they can be reissued as good as new, extending the life of currency.
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Indictment Details Cotton Pool Conspiracy and Sherman Act
The case names eight defendants and fifty-two mills in Alabama Georgia North Carolina and South Carolina. It outlines a conspiracy to monopolize interstate trade in cotton and describes an agreement to buy futures contracts on the New York Cotton Exchange for 150 000 bales per side with staged funding and delivery rules to prevent speculation and ensure distribution among spinners. The indictment covers overt acts including letters and telegrams from Brown and Hayne dated 1910 and the pool agreement dated Feb 26 1910.
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Cotton Pool Contracts and Indictment Details
The indictment outlines a pool among cotton spinners and operators restricting purchases on major exchanges until pool purchases are completed. It names James A. Patten and others, alleging a conspiracy to monopolize cotton trade and withhold supply to drive prices, potentially harming mills and workers. Patten’s counsel argues a recent Supreme Court ruling negates interstate commerce violation and claims no participation in spinners’ contracts.
Wickersham May Visit Alaska This Summer
Secretary Nagel of Commerce and Labor plans a summer trip to Alaska and has invited General Wickersham to accompany him. The exact plan remains undecided as to whether he will join, but the pair will travel aboard a Fish Commission steamer to inspect department matters in Alaska. They may visit the seal islands.
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Court of Appeals backs pension action for ex police chief
Albany June 17 The Court of Appeals sustained ex Police Commissioner Bingham in a pension case related to N Shire and a police pension dispute. The ruling endorses the lower court decision granting the pension.
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Taft pushes Statehood for New Mexico and Arizona
President Taft signals support for admitting New Mexico and Arizona this session. He urges Speaker Cannon to accept Senate amendments to avoid conference delays. Democrats back the Senate route, hoping to secure two new states despite possible constitutional delays.
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Labor Department Proposed by House Committee
The House Committee on Labour urged creation of a Department of Labor with a Cabinet head in a favorable report on Sulzer’s bill. After changes, the measure may be acted on before adjournment, though heavy legislation could delay passage until next session. Organized labor has pressed for the department for years.
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Decoy Letters Trap Post Office Clerk in Madison Square
Post Office Inspectors James and Jacobs arrested Samuel Levene, a probationary clerk, after three weeks of decoy letters aimed at locating a leak in the Madison Square Post Office Station. They report seeing him take a decoy letter with $3 in marked bills and another with two two cent stamps, which he pocketed before discarding the letter. His probationary period would have ended soon.
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Tame grain exchanges under anti option bill aim
Special to The New York Times Fitzgerald of New York will seek to attach grain exchanges of New York and Chicago to the cotton exchange ban in the Scott Anti-Option bill. An amendment would prohibit grain trading by applying the word cotton throughout the measure.
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