First Naval Parade for Plain Citizen
The article lists the ships and divisions of the merchant fleet led by Commodore Fred B. Dalzell and flags, detailing the first major naval parade. It notes derelict destroyer Seneca as press boat with Abernathy brothers, and observers aboard vessels reporting ships dressed in honor of Theodore Roosevelt. It describes vessels passing the bay and adjustments to parade routes to avoid delaying land entries.
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Fred B. Dalzell
Dalzelline
G. A. White
Albany
Commodore
Nassau
Joseph Peene, Jr
Ben Franklin
Mattewan
Mount Desert
Montauk
Clifton
August Hechscher
Anahama
Frederick Coykendall
G. W. Washburn
E. H. Meade
Pocahontas
L.crosby
Hercules
J. F. McLeod
Relief
R. G. Townsend
W. N. Bavier
J. A. Reynolds
C. P. Raymond
Timothy D. Sullivan
Eugene F. Moran
M. Moran
Governor Flower
Edmund Moran
John Lee
John Moran
Frederick Russell
Dictator
Vigilant
National
Atantic
Samuel L'Hommedieu
Guiding Star
Palmer Hepr
H. B. Rawson
Samuel L’hommedieu
Ethel May
Charles E. MacWilliams
Filagship Vigilant
Edwin Brandon
A. W. Smith
Fleetwood
James J. MccGuirl
Flaesiiv
James J. McGuirl
Mary McGuirls
P. McGuirl
Erin
Jerry McAuley
Irene Davis
R. J. Barrett
John A. Booker
James Roy
Mischief
Paula
M. J. Tracey
Cyclone
Nellie Tracey
Colerain
Walter Tracey
Loretta
Seneca
Abernathy
Oklahoma
United States
Marshall Abernathy
Co R Rosevelt
Cunard
Fourteenth Street
Battery
Roosevelt Homecoming Crowds Pack Battery Park to Oyster Bay
Conservative estimates place the New York welcome near a million with figures rising to a million and a half. Crowds jam Battery Park and lines stretch to Fifty-ninth Street as Col. Roosevelt arrives after a long parade. Roosevelt thanks neighbors in Oyster Bay and praises home ties in a weathered farewell to New York crowds.
Roosevelt welcomed home at Oyster Bay amid cheers
Col Roosevelt returns to Oyster Bay amid triumphal arches and brass bands. A Nassau County band greets him as a crowd, police, and family line the platform. He thanks police and shares light moments with a newsboy and Congressman Longworth aboard the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Oyster Bay
L. L
Col. Roosevelt
Nassau County
Manhattan
New York
United States
New York City
Mr. Roosevelt
Teddy
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt welcomed by wary New York Republicans
Roosevelts reception at the Battery drew a small turnout from state leaders. William Barnes Jr John P O'Brien and John A Merritt attended while Gifford Pinchot rode with Roosevelt. O'Brien said Roosevelt would lead the party in the state and unite it for the fall campaign. State Republicans expected active leadership from him despite sparse early backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Col. Roosevelt
Battery
Woodruff
Collector Merritt
Gifford Pinchot
Gaynor
Mr. Pinchot
Barnes
Collector O'Brien
O’brien
Collector O’brien
Collector Cei
Talks at Long Island City Roosevelt Repeats He’s Glad to Be Back
Crowds of over 5,000 gathered at the Long Island City station to glimpse Theodore Roosevelt and family on their trip from Manhattan to Oyster Bay. Police were posted to keep the thoroughfare open as a storm redrew plans and delays and the Roosevelt party later left by train and auto amid cautious crowd management.
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Twenty-third Street
Fifth Avenue
National Volunteer Emergency Service
E. F. Davis
M. D
Col. Roosevelt
Worth Monument
Uncle Sam
Flatiron
Farragut
Twenty
T. R
Hussars
Pittsburg
Waldorf
Roosevelt
Queens
Nassau Counties
Nassau County
Karl Lewis
Kregir
Mrs. Alexander
Quentin Roosevelt
Forty-second Street
Grand Army of the Republic
Peter Cooper Post
Sone
Temple Emanu-el
Col
A Pn
Dutch Reformed Church
Buckingham
Rough Riders
Democratic Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Hotel Plaza
Open Square
Thirty-fourth Street
New York
Long Island City
Iis
Corbett
Mrs. Roosevelt
East River
Senator Lodge
Nicholas Longworth
Ralph Peters
Theodore Roosevelt
Roslyn
Oyster Bay
Theall Field
Theodore
Cuba
Smithsonian Institution
National Capitol
Troosevelt
America
Nile
Africa
Europe
John Genardi
Messina
Sagamore Hill
Main Street
Manhattan
Theodore, Jr
Miss Alexander
Mr. Roosevelt
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C. Day
Smith, Flusser, Lamson, Preston, and Reid
U. S. R. S. Androscoggin
Citizens’ Committee
R. S. Seneca
U. 8
R. S. Manhattan
Auguste Victoria
Battery Park
Schmittberger
Max
Pier A
West Street
Battry Park
1 Broadway
Broadway
Fifty-ninth Street
City Hall Park
Madison Square
Marci
Financial
Washington Square
Ninth
Forty-second Streets
Tenth Streets
Army and Navy Union
Charles W. Brown
Navy Yard Clerks and Draughtmen's Association
Tenth
Fourteenth
Union
West Side
Fifth Assembly District
Twenty-seventh Assembly District
Federal
Kings County
Republican
Twenty-second
Comitato Officiale Italiano
Joseph March
East Side
Verazzani League of
Pictorial News
ME Roosevelit
Glad Roosevelt
Flatiron Building
Moses
S. & H. Green
Greenhut and Company
Greenhut and Co
Sixth Avenue
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