Roosevelt Hosts Olympic Athletes at Sagamore Hill Victory Celebration
President Roosevelt congratulated the London 1908 Olympic team at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay. He honored John J Hayes Melvin Sheppard John J Flanagan and other athletes and accepted gifts while praising the team for a historic worldwide victory. The visit included a reception with Mrs Roosevelt and closing with a group photo and farewells.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Bagamoré “Hill
Long Island
Sagamore
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Sagamore Hill
W. Emlen Roosevelt
P. J. Conway
Irish-American Athletic Club
James E. Sullivan
United
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Alice Roosevelt
Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
Ethel Roosevelt
Kermit
Archie Roosevelt
James BH. Sullivan
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William McLoughlin
Albert C. Kammerer
John Cloughen
William L. Jones
John J. O’brien
E. ¥. Foley
Michael J. Cosgrove
Calis Hayes
Sheppard
John Flanagan
Rose
F. G. Beilars
New York Athletic Club
Parade figures gather after Sullivan picnic at Sagamore
A list of attendees and Olympic team members gathers after a big Sullivan picnic at Donnelly’s Grove. Notables include P J Conway W L McLoughlin J Cloughen R C Camerer Matt Halpin Mathew Halpin and many others from the American Olympic Team and Irish American Athletic Club.
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Mdonnelly’s Grove
Big Tim
W. L. Jones
Climbers Club
James E.sullivan
United States
Matthew Halpin
Charles J. Dieges
John J. O Brien
Gustavus G. Kirby
E. F. Foley
Michael J. Cosgrove
Platt Adams
Charles J. Bacon
F. G. Bellars
William C. Prout
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Riley
D. R. Robbins
M. J. Ryan
A. B. Shaw
Melvin W. Sheppard
N. A. Sherman
Forrest C. Smithson
Lee J. Talbott
James P. Sullivan
J. B. Taylor
H. L. Trube
C. D.trubeugh Lewis Tewanina
Harvey Wohn
Olympic cups planned for 1908 team reunion
President Roosevelt and James E. Sullivan named honorary members as the 1908 American Olympic team formed a group aboard the Sagamore to plan an annual dinner and celebrate their London victory. Mike Murphy and Matty Halpin receive recognition, with cups promised to each team member and a committee to establish a permanent organization.
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John J. Hayes
Hayes
New York
George
Watson
Melvin W. Sheppard
Sheppard
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University of Virginia
John J. Flanagan
Murphy
Roosevelt
James E. Sullivan
Amateur Athletic Union
Oyster Bay
Sagamore
Sagamore Hill
Harry F. Porter
Mike’’ Murphy
Matty ” Halpin
Halpin
Bartow
Tailors Strike Stands Still as Settlements Emerge
The tailors strike lingers with about 6000 men out in Manhattan though sporadic settlements occur. Sixteen Brooklyn firms have settled as committees organize in Brownsville and a meeting with strike leader Meyer Schoenfeld is planned at American Star Hall tomorrow night.
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Brooklyn
Brownsville
American Star Hall
Meyer Schoenfeld
Suit Seeks Five Thousand From Lawson Over Reward Claim
In Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Blackmar Heard Boston broker Van Cleave Holmes seek 5000 from financierThomas W Lawson over a promised reward for proving stock market manipulation in Lawson's Friday the Thirteenth. Lawson’s counsel denied any invitation and asked for a bill of particulars. judge reserved decision.
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Augustus O. Bourn, Jr
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Thomas W. Lawson
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Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Bostonian
Lawson
van Cleave Holmes
Holmes
Justice Blackmar
Sullivan Outing Strips the Bowery Sullivans at College Point
The Timothy D. Sullivan Association held its annual outing at Pellmany Hall College Point with 15,000 Sullivans aboard steamboats and trains. A parade from Bowery headquarters led to a noon arrival. events included a pie-eating contest, obstacle and horse races, a fat men race, poker on board and at the grove, and a big feast amid Tammany Hall figures present.
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Big Tim
Little Tim
Florrie
Dinny
Paday
Pellmany Hall
College Point
Sullivan Clan
Donnelly’s Grove
Timothy D. Sullivan Association
Larry Sulligan
Big Tim Sullyvan
Grand Republic
Pegasus
Association
Long Island City
Cold Point
Park
Sulivan
Sullivans Bee
Grove
Bowery
Mike Santinoli
Mike
Anthony Bonanti
Jim Marino
John Russo
Frank Burns
Peter Burns
Burns
Sean
James B. Oliver
Paradise Park
Charles F. Murphy
Groves
Yate
Tammany Hall
Central Building Second Floor Dress Sale Notice
Yard TJAILS PUed Ue lored Suits priced $16.00 to $25.00 with a sample skirt at $4.95 and dresses at 8c to $1.98. C.O.D. cotton dresses offered. Second floor Central Building.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Zohn
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Sullivan
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Conway
Irish American Athletic Club
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Sheppard’s Bush
Grand Rapids Furniture Company
Broadway
Fifth Avene
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Brown & CO
Littlefield
Exchange
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Buchanan
Stock Exchange
Thomas W.lawson
Charles E. Littlefield
A.O. Brown, & Co
Holt
United States Circuit Court
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Charlottesville
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