Roosevelts Homeward Voyage a Storm of Protocol and Snubs
On the Kaiserin return voyage Col Roosevelt kept to privacy with family while others sought social moments. An affront arose when Mrs. Carlos Duque refused his hand claiming his role in Panama’s separation from Colombia. The scene followed a formal reception with many notable guests and a later luncheon before departure to Oyster Bay.
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Spain
Belgium
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Bridge
O. Roosevelt
England
John Scheel
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Col Roosevelt
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New York
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Chicago
Frank B. Kellogg
St. Paul
L. J. Tarlton
Nairobi
Frank Crawford
Omaha
Homer Davenport
Josiah Hartwell
Yale
George Vanderbilt
Roosevelt Attends Butler House Luncheon During Parade
Col Roosevelt lunched at Theron Butler's former residence at 433 Fifth Avenue with fifty guests invited by Mrs Alexander. He arrived just before 2 pm with mounted police and Squadron A escort, waving to the crowd as he greeted those near the windows watching relatives of the Roosevelts.
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Theron Butler
Miss Alexander
Fifth Avenue
Roosevelts
Lost Articles Adverts for Finders in The Times
A notice explains that finding lost articles should be reported to offer the finder a chance to be rewarded. It promotes a NYT advertisement to trigger a broad search and gives the contact point as 1000 Bryant Street via any advertising agency.
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New York Times
Bryant
Republican Club Arrives Aboard Hudson Day Line For Roosevelt Reception
The New York Republican Club chartered the Albany of the Hudson Day Line to transport 800 passengers to a Roosevelt reception. The boat sailed at 7 35 AM amid blue banners and celebratory music. Col Roosevelt boarded the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria first. the parade ended with a land march after landing at Desbrosses Street pier.
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West Forty-Second Street
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Louis Stern
Col. Roosevelt
John A. Sletcher
Richard J. Lewis
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Battery
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Roosevelt Baggage Thoroughly Examined On Arrival
Customs officers conducted a full inspection of Col Roosevelt and party baggage despite his status as special ambassador. Three customs men prepared to process the luggage aboard the Immigrant but found the Kaiser gifts and travel goods still aboard the Kaiserin. The lot included a vase with Kaiser gifts, water color paintings, and presentation books, while Roosevelt and Kermit had only overcoats.
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Paris
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Roosevelt lion hunt and praise from Nairobi hunter
L. J. Tarlton, a Nairobi big game hunter, lauds Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and son Kermit after their East Africa safari. He recalls Roosevelt's coolness and fast shooting to finish a charging lion, commends Kermit for multiple trophies, and notes Roosevelt's leadership and expedition management.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Fort Eulogizes Roosevelt At New Jersey Masonry Ceremony
Gov. John Franklin Fort addressed 50000 at the cornerstone layng of the first Masonic Temple in East Orange New Jersey praising Theodore Roosevelt as an ideal Mason and the greatest citizen of the Republic and world. The speech echoed a Fredericksburg Lodge sesquicentennial tribute Roosevelt was then president.
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Johan Franklin Fort
Roosevelt
Fredericksburg
Roosevelt Abroad A Year of Travel and Discovery
The Roosevelt journey lasted a year and three months, starting March 23 last year with Col Roosevelt and son Kermit and a traveling naturalists’ group in British East Africa and Central Africa. They sent home thousands of specimens to the Smithsonian after travel through Egypt and Italy. He declined a papal audience, visited many European capitals, lectured at the Sorbonne, and spoke at the Nobel Institute in Christiania on peace and citizenship.
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Christiania
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Japan
Outlook Praises Times For Full Roosevelt Address Report
The Outlook commends The Times for reproducing a full Roosevelt Guildhall address report. The full text shows his praise of England's Africa policy and urges continuing it in Egypt, clarifying reports that he praised other policies alongside criticism.
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Guildhall
Africa
Engae
Egypt
England
Morton Arrives in Paris. Outlook on Roosevelt
Special cable from Paris reports Paul Morton arriving in Paris for a week or ten days before Carlsbad. He comments the railroad situation in America may be properly adjusted and the business outlook is good. Asked about Roosevelt, he says he can have the nomination if he wants it and that Roosevelt belongs to the whole Republican Party and the country.
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NEW York Times
Paris
Paul Morton
Carlsbad
America
Roosevelt
Morton
Roosevelt for Governor Roosevelt boom in Oneida County
The Republican Club of Oneida County in Utica on June 18 adopted resolutions urging all New York Republican clubs to back Theodore Roosevelt for governor. County leaders praised Roosevelt as the man to continue Hughes policies and unite the party, arguing he should sacrifice personal ambitions to serve the state in a difficult time.
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Col. Roosevelt
Hughes
Deserted baby found on Fifth Avenue during Roosevelt parade
A young girl in black left a baby with Miss Mary Paderson on Fifth Avenue near Fiftieth Street as the Roosevelt parade approached. The woman vanished, and the infant was taken to the West Forty-seventh Street Police Station where a note asking for care was found pinned to the dress. The child was later moved to Bellevue Hospital.
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Brooklyn
Pickpocket Wife Arrested in Chicago Store Case
Mrs Elizabeth Costello wife of Reese Costello former Brooklyn merchant and politician was arrested in a State Street department store on pickpocketing charges. Police recovered jewelry worth 1600 dollars and a dozen handbags from her apartment and the store thefts cover the last six months.
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New York
Ays
Commuters Prepare Appeal Over Rail Rate Increases
The Commuters League of New Jersey, advised by Attorney General Wickersham, plans to appeal to the Interstate Commerce Commission to review proposed rate hikes by the Lackawanna Railroad. Mount Vernon Chamber raises 259 dollars to fight New Haven and Harlem railroad rate plans. New Haven says electrification saves 300000 yearly, while acknowledging 8 percent dividends since 18?? and previously 10 percent.
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Inter-State Commerce Commission
Lackawanna Railroad
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Dalzell Spent Four Times Opponent Campaign Funds
Campaign expense reports show Congressman John Dalzell spent 9200 in the Thirtieth District race, versus Dr. Robert J. Black’s 2483.29. Contributors include several named manufacturers such as John Dalzell, B F P Jones Jr, William King, John Pitairn, and others.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
John Dalzell
Thirtieth
Robert J. Black
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B. FP. Jones, Jr
William F. King
John Pite ‘Airn
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William B. Schiller
George S. Davidson
W. L. Ittion
FE. P. Douglass
J. C. Smith
Knox grows as Republican Governor bid gains traction
The Knox campaign for Pennsylvania governor gains momentum eastward from the Ohio border. With the state convention looming in Harrisburg, Senator Penrose faces pressure as delegates in Western Pennsylvania tentatively back Knox. Mayor Magee reports solid pledges from Allegheny County and reach with county delegates. Congressman Tener is named Penrose’s favored, announcing his own candidacy.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio State
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Penrose
Mageett Day
John K. Tener
Washington County
Magee
Allegheny County
Death of Hamilton A Marshall Ends Benefit Show
Hamilton A Marshall, a noted newspaper writer and night city editor, died suddenly last night. The planned benefit at Herald Square Theatre, organized by the Shubert interests, was canceled. Marshall, about 47, born on Long Island, previously worked as a Long Island Railroad conductor and wrote for The New York World and the New York Journal. He recently published Variety, a trade magazine on vaudeville and variety shows.
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Hamilton A. Marshall
Herald Square
Messrs Shubert
Mr. Marshall
Long Island
Long Island Railroad
New York World
Old New York Journal
Variety
Hill Climb in Baltimore Won by Len Zongle
The second annual hill-climbing contest by the Automobile Club of Maryland was won by Len Zongle in a Chadwick car. He covered six-tenths of a mile up a steep grade in 36 seconds. Matheson drivers L. H. Shaab and E. F. Dodson finished second and third in 47 and 48.535 seconds.
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Automobile Club of Maryland
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Chadwick
Matheson
L. H. Shaab
E. F. Dodson
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