President Roosevelts Homecoming Draws Big Oyster Bay Welcome
President Roosev elts quick return to Oyster Bay sparks a massive public reception with crowds lining the platform. Archie and Quentin Roosevelt join their father as he shakes hands and chats with residents, promising to greet all in line. Secret Service and local officials coordinate to manage the throng, while Loeb arranges travel and summer plans. The president plans a quiet season with Cabinet members and select visits, including an August 9 Provincetown trip, and a McKinley memorial event in Canton on September 30.
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Departure from Washington for Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt departed Washington at 8 50 a m for his summer home at Oyster Bay aboard the Pennsylvania railroad line en route to his summer retreat.
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Trip Around the City With Roosevelt in New Jersey
President Roosevelt and party arrived in Jersey City at 2 55 PM and, after saluting railway staff and police, boarded the tug Lancaster for Long Island City. At 4 07 PM he reached Long Island City where guards lined the landing. A special two car train waited for Oyster Bay at 4 15 PM amid light crowds.
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Metcalf Still Reported Safe After Missing Voyage
Washington reports conflicting accounts of Secretary Metcalf's whereabouts following a James River trip. Officials say there is no doubt of his safety while messages indicate he may be aboard the Dolphin and near the Connecticut flagship.
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The Wild Duck and other theatre engagements announced
Charles Kent hires for The Wild Duck at a Broadway house next season. He earlier acted Judas with Mrs. Fiske in Mary of Magdala and supported Barry Sullivan Clara Morris Thomas W. Keene and others. Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees attended His Honor the Mayor at Wallack's Theatre. Miss Nethersole’s Paris season ends with Carmen and she plans The Awakening next spring and a September U S opening. Mlle Dazie joins Ziegfeld Follies of 1907 at Jardin de Paris. Thomas Thorne to support Maude Fealy in The Stronger Sex under John Cort. Cort plans London auction of The Man on the Box with Max Figman and a new play The Spider's Web for Miss Sarah Truax.
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Secretary at Madrid Resigns
Washington June 12 Leonard M. Thomas secretary of the American Legation at Madrid has resigned for personal reasons.
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New York Flower Mission Opens for Hospitals and Homes
Today events include the New York Flower Mission reception at 104 East 20th Street for sick in hospitals and tenements all day. East Side Civic Club meets at 254 Grand Street at 7 30 p m. Association of Neighborhood Workers holds dinner at 151 Clinton Street at 7 30 p m. Fétechampetre under the City Federation of Women's Clubs occurs at Hotel Astor roof garden at 5 p m.
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Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels in New York and Abroad
Prominent guests check in at top hotels including the Astor and St Regis with notable individuals such as Governor Charles E. Hughes of Albany, Colonel C. M. Van Slyck of Providence, E Parker Ness of London, and others from Egypt, New Zealand, Yokohama, Scotland, and Philadelphia. The list names famous travelers and dignitaries lodging at Manhattan and international locales.
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Weather Report Forecast From Official Record
Official Weather Bureau record reports cold area centered in New England and mid Atlantic with damp winds. Eastern drought eases eastward while Rocky Mountain region remains cool. Thursday and Friday show continued eastern and southern conditions with showers in the Ohio Mississippi valleys and northeast Rocky Mountain slope. winds vary along coasts and lakes. Local forecasts note fair in many areas with warmer conditions in parts and occasional showers in Western New York and Pennsylvania.
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Bryce on Democracy at Illinois Commencement
The June commencement at the University of Illinois drew many visitors including Ambassador Bryce who spoke on history and democracy. He warned against disheartenment at flaws in popular government, stressed vigilance by the people, and noted that fraud with party zeal harms nations while the Swiss example shows citizen engagement sustains sound governance.
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Weddings Highlight Milestones Across New Jersey and Boston
Miss Olive Grace Whittle and Clifford Townsend Swart wed at Church of the Ascension in Mount Vernon with Miss Ethel Whitt as maid of honor. Across the state, Miss Jennie Voorhees Beattie and Harold Beattie marry in New Brunswick with academic ties to Columbia University. In Milton, Miss Rosamond Peabody and B Nason Hamlin wed at Mattapan Episcopal Church led by Bishop Lawrence. In Groton, Miss Josephine Scoville marries Louis S Treadwell in Grace Church chantry with a reception at Hotel Marie Antoinette. attendees include notable society figures and politicians.
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Prince Fushimi Arrives in Toronto for Civic Welcome
Prince Fushimi of Japan arrived in Toronto welcomed by the Mayor and Council. He visited city points of interest, attended a garden party at Government House hosted by the Lieutenant Governor, and dined with the Governor. He is scheduled to depart tomorrow.
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Grant Portrait Shown by Boynton at Sherwood Studio
Portrait of Major General Frederick Dent Grant in full dress uniform sits beside a war map at George R. Boynton's studio in the Sherwood Building. The work, commissioned by a Friends of General Grant committee chaired by General Alexander S. Webb, may go to Governor's Island or Washington.
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Death of Senator Morgan Shifts Alabama Seat Battle
Washington reports outline of AlabamaSenate succession after the death of Senator Morgan. Bankhead leads as alternate Senator with Johnston second, but Governor Comer may delay appointing until Legislature meets, risking a scramble among many candidates. Congress and state officials mark the demise with tributes as funeral plans unfold in Selma.
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Free Mechano-Therapy Institute Opens at German Hospital
The Institute for Mechano-Therapy opened free to the public at German Hospital on Park avenue and Téth street. Dr. Charles H. Jaeger explained the method uses massage and medical gymnastics to aid the weak and diseased, with machines exercising joints from finger to hip. He noted this is the first such institution in New York and claimed convalescence from injuries is cut by 60 percent, with use in 256 German hospitals, 33 military hospitals, and 15 universities.
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Launch Sinks in Hampton Roads Mystery of Minnesota Loss
Newport News reports confirm items from the Minnesota launch surfaced at Buckroe Beach and at Hampton Roads. Canopy pieces, sailor caps, and cloth fragments hint at the disaster, while divers prepare to search the water as officials declare most crew likely drowned. Admiral Evans coordinates fleet salvage as next of kin are notified. Dwight Studwell obituary also noted with funeral plans in Brooklyn.
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President Roosevelt telegram on Hampton Roads disaster
In Baltimore on June 12 a telegram from President and Mrs. Roosevelt expressed shock and grief over the launch disaster. The message, written on the train en route to Oyster Bay, was sent from Baltimore to Rear Admiral R. D. Evans at the Navy Department. Theodoor and Edith Roosevelt signed the note.
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Rutgers Prize List Announced At Rutgers College
New Brunswick New Jersey June 12 Special The Rutgers College faculty announced senior prizes including Suddam prize for composition awarded to Solomon Esberg Perth Amboy New Jersey Sucdam prize in natural science Lloyd Bliss Wheeler of Biss New York Bradley mathematical prize Harry Aaron Marmer Woodbine New Jersey Bradley prize in Roman law Charles Noble Doolittle Hackensack New Jersey Appleton memorial prize in moral philosophy Bruce Ballard Huntersland New Jersey Bussing prizes in extempore speaking Solomon Esberg Perth Amboy New Jersey and William Sanderson Woodruff Somerville New Jersey classical prize in logic Solomon Esberg scientific prize in logic Hara Aaron Marmer Theodore Freylinghuysen Va prize Solomon Esberg General prizes Van Doren prize for essay on Christian missions Royal Arthur Stout New Brunswick New Jersey Van Vechten prize for essay on foreign missions Andrew Hansen New York City
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Washington and Lee Trustees Confer Honorary Degrees
The Washington and Lee University board in Lexington Virginia awarded honorary Doctor of Laws degrees to Hamilton Wright Mabie John M Glenn ex Governor William A McCorkle Sidney T Moreland Mary land and Joseph Bryan. G R Howerton was elected to fill the moral philosophy chair after the death of James M Quarles. The rest of the text mentions a patent medicine claim about Summer Exhaustion and Horsford’s Acta Phosphate.
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Crocker Thomas and Gray Fish nuptials listed in notice
In this edition marriage notices appear for Crocker Thomas and Gray Fish with June 11 and June 12 weddings at St Johns Clifton Staten Island and St Bartholomew Garrison NY. Other entries include MacCracken Dodd at East 64th Street and Richards Shaw at Hackensack NJ. Notices require full name and address indorsement.
Obituary notices listed for multiple residents
Death notices for Margaret Barnard Benjamin Edge James G Burns Emma G A Campbell Patrick Keaney Mrs Edward Davis Oliver P McGrath John W Dunham Elizabeth G Remsen Sarah L Bason Mrs John Studwell appear in The Tribune and will be republished in The Tri Weekly Tribune without extra charge. The list includes several individuals across different family names and titles.
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Frank Fe Campbell Co Chapels and Burial Services in NYC
Listings describe accessibility by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, and carriage. Mentions lots priced at 125 dollars and contact options including telephone 4855 Gramercy for a Book of Views or representative. Office located at 20 East 23d Street, New York City with further references to private and public ambulances, and to Stephen Merritt Burial Co. at St. Ave. and 19th Street with telephone 1244 Chelsea.
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