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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1910

Page

3

Roosevelt Welcome Parade Draws City and Navy Crowds

A lavish pageant honors Col. Theodore Roosevelt with a Battery Place salute, Mounted Police, Rough Riders, Spanish War Veterans and civic leaders. Crowds cheer from Broadway windows while roving yachts and ships greet the former President as he heads to Oyster Bay after ceremonies.

Rough Rider Colt Roosevelt Riley Hill Flanagan Beck Peterson Robin Trainor Hamilton Battery Place Washington Building Col. Roosevelt Teddy Lower Broadway the Battery Fourth Street Rcd Broadway Hunter Aker Schmittberger Gaynor Mr. Vanderbilt Roosevelt Bill” Hodgins New York Capt. Hodgins City Hall Mr.anderbilt Double Bank of Humanity Franklin Street Joseph Youngwitz East Sixth Street Ain Yooung Younswitz Col Roosevelt Carr Lane Younrwitz Fourteenth Street Police Department John F. O’connor Washington Arch Fifth Avenue Washington Square Mayor Gaynor Battery Park Rough Riders Fiftynifth Street Mr. Vanderbilt T Himg

First Naval Parade for Plain Citizen

Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt viewed a water procession on the Hudson featuring the battleship South Carolina, the first American dreadnought seen in commission by a private citizen. Five new torpedo boat destroyers, authorized in Roosevelt's second term, trailed the battleship along with revenue and excursion craft.

Seneca Manhattan Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Eleanor B. Alexander Alexander Douglas Robinson W. S. Cowles U.S. N Cowles Archibald Quentin Roosevelt George E. Roosevelt W. Emien Roosevelt Nicholas. Longworth Alice Roosevelt Longworth Kaiserin Angeste Victoria Air F. D. Roosevelt G. Hall Roosevelt Col. Roosevelt Androscoggin South Carolina Dolphin Fluaser Reid Lamson Preston Smith Bay Hudson Fourteenth Street Battery Park United States Revenue Cutter Calumet Leutze A. F. Feehteler Torpedo Division George Theodore Roosevelt Hudson River New York Mr. Roosevelt Theodore, Jr Quentin Archié Mrs. Roosevelt

Parade of 5000 Spanish War veterans ends with Roosevelt tribute

Five thousand veterans including the Rough Riders dined in the Twelfth Regiment Armory after a parade on Columbus Avenue. Army kitchens lined the hall as pork and beans, beef, hard tack, and coffee were served. Negro battalions and a boys drum corps shared the field and the rosters, while tobacco pouches were provided. Officials praised the turnout for Col. Roosevelt's testimonial to Spanish War Veterans across territories.

Jack Col. Roosevelt George H. Curry Oklahoma Capt. Curry Col. Dyer Twelfth Regiment Natiional Guard of New York United States Cuba Philippines Hawaii Alaska Loeb Island of Safety Schmittberger Mayor Gaynor Collector Loeb Mr. Parr Oyster Bay Columbus Avenue Sixty-second Street

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