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.
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Flanagan
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Peterson
Robin
Trainor
Hamilton
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Washington Building
Col. Roosevelt
Teddy
Lower Broadway
the Battery
Fourth Street
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Broadway
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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
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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.
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Manhattan
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Eleanor B. Alexander
Alexander
Douglas Robinson
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U.S. N
Cowles
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Quentin Roosevelt
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W. Emien
Roosevelt
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Alice Roosevelt Longworth
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Air
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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.
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Col. Roosevelt
George H. Curry
Oklahoma
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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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