Roosevelt sails aboard Imperator amid cheering crowd
Colonel Roosevelt leaves New York aboard the Imperator for Oyster Bar with a party including Mrs Roosevelt and sons Quentin and Archie, Dr and Mrs Derby, and Emlen Roosevelt. Reporters had little chance to question him as the yacht moved off while a searchlight lit his exit and the band played.
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Raymond’. Fosdick
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H. Duell
Col. Roosevelt
New York
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Roosevelt
Quentin
Archie
Ard Derby
Emlen ‘Roosevelt
Sam H. Childs
Maione
John Castrel Williams
Raymond B.fosdick
Mr. Perkins
Roosevelt Attacks Wilson Over Canal Treaty Blackmail
Former President declares the Colombian pact and payment of twenty five million to Colombia a backroom blackmail. He argues the Panama Canal was won by U S action and warns that ratifying the treaty would insult the nation and invite foreign pressure. He notes Colombia’s dictatorship and the need to control the canal project.
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Colombia
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United States
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Panania
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Armen
Columbia
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Washington
Roosevelt brings Whitman supporter to Oyster Bay yacht
Special to The New York Times reports Col. Roosevelt arriving in Oyster Bay aboard William H. Childs's yacht with George W. Perkins Theodore Douglas Robinson and Charles H. Duell Jr. The party led to Yellow Bank then to Sagamore Hill where Roosevelt avoided comment on Whitman and discussed a letter from Dr. Hamilton Rice, joking about becoming a politician.
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New York Times
Oyster Bay
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Hamilton Rice
Unions Rally Against Wilkinson for Progressive Chair
Labor groups in Syracuse plan to protest Col. Roosevelt ally Horace Wilkinson as Progressive State Chair. They accuse Wilkinson of disrupting unions at the crucible steel works and warn that Goodrich could be a compromise if Wilkinson faces union opposition.
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Progressive State Committee
Robinson
Horace S. Wilkinson
Syracuse
Wilkinson
Crucible Steel Works
David M. Goodrich
Walter A. Johnson
Westchester County
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Mr. Goodrich
Mount Kisco
Col. Rooseevittle
Roosevelt Rough Riders
San Juan Hill
Jack” Greenway
Arizona
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Whitman
Col. Roose
Explorer Lange Backs Roosevelt Expedition Return
Algot Lange, a Danish explorer, reports from Bridgetown Barbados that he is returning to the United States aboard the Denis after a Brazilian Amazon expedition linked to the University of Pennsylvania. He claims to have traveled further up the Amazon than Roosevelt, described encounters with tribes and cannibals, and stored five boxes of gold before fever forced a retreat.
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New York Times
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Roosevelt
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Algot Lange
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Dle
Amazon
Museum of the University of Pennsyvania
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Linke
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Col. Roosevelt
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Arrest of Col Wilkinson and Van Booskirks in Spring City scam
Colonel George Wilkinson, president of the Central Tennessee Development Company, and attorney Mathion Van Booskirks were arrested in Philadelphia on charges of using the mails to defraud related to a plan to boom Spring City Tennessee into a metropolis. They faced bail hearings as witnesses from Knoxville, Chattanooga, and Spring City prepared to testify. Authorities linked Wilkinson to the International Bankers Alliance of London, a group described as unreputable, and alleged a $6,000,000 development scheme with bonds.
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International Bankers’ Alliance of London
International Bankers’ Alliance
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International Bankers’Alliance
Mexican mediation aims at pacification talks near Niagara Falls
Rebels have captured Zacatecas as mediation efforts between Constitutionalist and Huerta factions proceed. Delegates from both sides, including Luis Cabrera and Vasconcelos, prepare to discuss a provisional government and American troop withdrawal from Vera Cruz, with Villa and Carranza allies awaiting updates.
Mediators Stand Ready to Aid Mexican Negotiations
Niagara Falls Ont June 24 mediators refuse adjournment and stand ready to aid Mexican factions in negotiations. A protocol signed by Brazil Chile Argentina and American and Huerta delegates outlines terms to resume diplomacy and form a provisional government under constitutionalists and Huerta representatives. The internal settlement will be handled by an informal conference of constitutionalists Cabrera Zaubaran Vasconcelos and Huerta delegates, with no formal adjournment while disputes on personnel agrarian reforms and education are settled.
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Washington Officials Expect Carranza Delegates at Talks
Washington reports say Mexican Constitutionalists plan to join informal negotiations at the Niagara Falls mediation conference. Carranza’s ascent to the talks is anticipated despite Breceda’s claim that negotiations would be battlefield only. Calderon travels to the U S to assist in settlements of Mexican troubles.
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Junta Seeks Recognition as Breceda Arrives in Washington
The Constitutionalist Junta expects Capt Albredo Breceda to arrive in Washington on a special mission from General Carranza. Officials doubt Breceda spoke with Carranza authority and may discuss recognition of the Constitutionalists' belligerency with the U.S. government, a move supporters say could bolster their cause ahead of Zacatecas.
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Constitutionalists Await Carranza Answer On Conference With Huerta Delegates
News from Zacatecas rumors unsettled as Villa’s forces reportedly seize the city. Rafael Zubaran said Carranza has not replied to telegraphic inquiries on sending delegates for an informal conference with Huerta delegates. Constitutionalists wait for instructions before any talks.
Mexico Wins Mediation Tennis Final at Falls
The colorfully contested tennis final at the Victoria tournament in Falls Ontario ends with Louis Rodriguez son of Agustin Rodriguez defeating Richard V Onnahan of The New York Times in two sets 4 and 7 5. A large silver loving cup is the trophy as the mediation delegates celebrate the victory with the Brazilian ambassador presenting the prize. The event draws the full mediation group including United States Great Britain Mexico Argentina France Chile and Italy.
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Richard V Onnahan
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NEW York Times
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Ineludine
Wisconsin Storm Toll Tops One Million Losses
A historic Wisconsin storm left widespread damage across the state. Five killed near Mosinee when a barn and wedding were struck. numerous injuries and property losses reported in Mosinee, Ripon, Watertown, and Milwaukee with totals mounting. Relief efforts mobilized as towns tally fatalities and destruction.
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Dante
Esteva Ruiz Awaits Word on Key Niagara Falls Clause
Sefer Esteva Ruiz, speaking from Mexico City, said he expected news tonight on the approval of a crucial Niagara Falls protocol clause. The Foreign Office reports General Carrinaza has instructed Fernandez Iglesias Calderon and Miguel Breceda to establish the Washington Government regarding admission of his representatives to the Niagara Falls conference.
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Washington
Ad Men Pick Chicago For Advertising Clubs Convention
Chicago wins the Advertising Clubs Convention with strong support from the nominating committee. San Francisco President William Woodhead and officers are slated for acclimation. Five new National Executive Committee members chosen and terms set. A cup for oratorical proficiency awarded to A L Sherman of Paso, Texas. Richard H Waldo commends the publicity effort.
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Due Moines
Iowa
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Edward Gi. Shea
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Los Angeles
A. EF. Chamberlain
Stephenson
Printers Ink
Lo Angeles Club
New York
A. L. Sherman
Paso
Tex
Richard H Waldo
General Publicity Committee
Mrs Jesup Leaves Large Bequest to New York Institutions
The estate of Mrs. Jesup details bequests totaling millions to the New York Chamber of Commerce and various institutions. Notable gifts include 6,000 to the Chamber, 500,000 to Richard M Jesup, and 1,000,000 to Eleanor De Graff Cuyler with half of the residuary estate. The will also reduces earlier bequests to the New York Zoological Gardens and Botanical Gardens and assigns substantial bequests to hospitals and individuals. The will was offered for probate yesterday by Parsons Closson & Mellvaine.
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Jeep
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Banneck
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Peary
Stefansson
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ENGLISH TO HAVE PAVILION AT PANAMA EXPOSITION
A National Committee forms to build a British American pavilion for the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. The group plans cooperation with the London British pavilion effort and aims to raise money from British societies to fund a representative exhibit.
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Mayor Reynolds Shot. Hartwell Treated at St Luke's Hospital
Ex Senator Reynolds was shot and moved to St Luke's Hospital after the assault. Mayor Mitchell, Hartwell, and others provided care while authorities pursued details. Reynolds remained under observation as doctors assessed infection risk and recovery prospects.
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Patch Pocketed Skeleton Coat and Athletic Waistcoat Ensemble
Oddly phrased fashion note describes blue serge suits with Patch Pockets and a Skeleton coat style. It mentions athletic waistcoats and a broad acres hint, comparing to Palo Set at Westbury, with a price around $20.
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