Roosevelt Called Great Man by Ex Prince on Visit
The visiting prince Fushimi praised Roosevelt as a great man and declined to answer political questions from a Chicago journalist. He lauded American aviation progress and plans to study aviation in Japan after returning home. The princess complimented American women's clothes and hats noting their comfort and beauty.
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Kaiserin Augste Communicates From Sea Route Near Sandy Hook
The Kaiserin Auguste wireless station reported contact from 310 miles south of Sable Island and 85 miles east of Sandy Hook at 6 05 pm. The steamer was expected to pass Ambrose Channel around 5 00 am Saturday with a margin of about a half hour.
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Feral Office Detectives Nab Suspects in City Raid
Detectives boarded the city yesterday to pursue crooks amid a harvest tomorrow as Roosevelt may be involved. Twelve alleged suspects were taken into custody. Prisoners will be detained this morning and further searches will be conducted.
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Homecoming Salutes Roosevelt Fete With Naval Drill
A squadron of torpedo boat destroyers set for New Harbor events in foggy conditions as the homecoming celebration for ex President Roosevelt proceeds. Commanded by Lieutenant Commander George W. Williams, ships Smith, Flusser, Lamson, and Prendergast join the port visit and public ceremonies amid historical remarks and state tables.
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Rough Riders Arrival Parade Details Across Harbor
The article outlines plans for Colonel Roosevelt and party including Booker T. Washington and Frank Q. Brown to be greeted aboard the Androscoggin with a naval parade off Quarantine. It lists escort leaders, parade divisions, ship lineups, and a salute from the Androscoggin, plus contingents from New York and other states and leaders like Lloyd C. Gr iscom.
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Roosevelt Offered Presidency of New Labor Conciliation Body
Industrialist Co W Post proposes Theodore Roosevelt become head of a national labor organization aimed at preventing strikes and coercion. The offer includes a salary of 10.06 a year and seeks Roosevelt to mediate disputes using Canadian style conciliation with two arbitrators from each side and a fifth chosen if needed.
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Speaker Cannon Hints at Roosevelt Celebration Plans
Washington dispatch notes Speaker Joseph Cannon at the White House on June 16 answering whether he would travel to New York for the Roosevelt celebration on Saturday. He indicated he would leave town with Congress and moved to his automobile amid questions about his travel.
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Hadley Lauds Roosevelt At Republican Dinner In St Louis
Governor Hadley at a St Louis dinner praised Roosevelt and hinted at insurgent leanings within the Republican ranks. He urged distinguishing conservatism from representing special interests and warned against party indifference to political and official duties.
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Tennessee Democratic State Convention Nominates Ticket
Nashville reports the Democratic State Convention selects Malcolm R. Patterson for governor and Benton McMillan for US Senate. It names W. K. McAllister B. D. Bell R. M. Barr R. E. Maiden and R. B. Cooke as Supreme Court Justices with Delong Rice treasurer Frank Dibrell controller and J. W. Thomas railroad commissioner. Independent candidates may follow as the legislature elects several posts. James B. Frazier undecided about running again as an independent.
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City of St Louis Maiden Voyage Sail from Savannah
The City of St Louis, sister ship to the City of M, arrived yesterday from builder yards and will be commanded by Captain Fisher on her maiden voyage from Savannah to the south. The City of St Louis follows records set by the City of M on the New York Savannah run.
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Revolution spreads in Nicaragua as unrest grows
The State Department reports the revolution widening beyond Estrada's control. In Granada area and western Nicaragua, armed rebels increase while Madriz era newspapers are censored yet hostile to the United States. General Lara returns to Managua as Consul Moffat investigates the captured American Pittman. President Taft awaits a State Department reply to the Madriz protest.
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Intervention Talk Follows Return of General Sussman
General Richard Sussman returns to New Orleans on the Dictator from Bluefields Nicaragua and may depart at once for Washington to urge U.S. intervention in the Nicaraguan crisis. Sussman has served as Estrada government representative in New Orleans, aiding the Estrada cause for weeks.
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Yale finances and dormitory notes in annual report
The Yale Corporation reviews fundraising risks and new sabbatical policies. Frederick S. Jones highlights uneven scholarship in the elective curriculum, notes public high schools produce strong college entrants, and cites dormitory tensions on York Street. Russell H. Chittenden discusses society issues at Sheffield. About 30 percent of entrants fail to graduate.
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Bathtub Trust Forces Ironclad Pact Amid Shortage
Pittsburg June 16 robbers in the Bathtub Trust district were told they could not buy from sixteen bathtub manufacturers without signing an agreement to buy only within the trust. Francis J. Torrance head of Standard Sanitary Manufacturing confessed sales of patents to B L Wayman who licenses firms at Wayman dictated prices. Torrance called the arrangement legitimate while noting dealers sought to exclude unreliable small traders.
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Paper maker indicted in postal card supply case
Federal grand jury indicted Peter G. Thompson president of the Champion Coated Paper Company Hamilton Ohio on a charge of attempted bribery tied to furnishing paper for postal cards. The case concerns a government contract and alleged bribe attempts to postal agent Major W P Zantlinger.
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Mariners Asylum Birthday Celebrated at Stapleton
The fifty seventh anniversary of the Mariners' Family Asylum of the Port of New York was marked yesterday afternoon at Stapleton. Captain G D F Trisk presided over exercises attended in spite of bad weather. Officers elected included first directress Mrs Frances MacDonald and treasurer Charles H Ingalls. old board of managers re-elected. Addresses were given by Rev. Bennett and Rev. Hobart Clark.
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Quiet Night Before June 17 in Charlestown
Boston reports a quiet Charlestown eve with orders from the Police Department forbidding fireworks and horns to mark the historic date. A heavy rainstorm added to the somber mood as residents prepared for the next day.
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Roosevelt Letter Lays Readiness for World Missionary Conference
A letter from Theodore Roosevelt read at the World Missionary Conference in Edinburgh expresses regret at his absence and endorses the gathering as a historic move to unite diverse Christian traditions. It calls for practical action to Christianize humanity and urges unity without compromising beliefs.
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Confession Ruling Slanders Clergymen in Chicago Suit
Mrs. Mary Lavender sues Rev. John B. Crawford for 60000 damages in a slander case in Judge Mangan's court. The dispute centers on whether a Protestant pastor must keep a parishioner's confession secret. Crawford reportedly told Bishop McDowell and press reporters about Lavender's alleged relations with Rev. John D. Leek, who resigned from the Chicago conference.
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Carrier pigeon found rescued aboard steamship sixty miles east
The steamship Kansas City of the Bristol City Line brought to port a carrier pigeon that flew aboard Wednesday while sixty miles east of Fire Island. Exhausted after riding the wind to sea, the bird was captured by Captain Frankland and bore a right leg silver ring inscribed T. S. L. 1904 1849.
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Loeb Named Publisher After Leslie-Judge Board Election
Colrector Imeth was elected director of the Leslie-Judge Company while John A. Sleicher remains president. Other new directors include James C. Brady J Wray Cleveland Arthur Terry and Reuben P Bicicher.
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Kelcher Found Guilty in National City Bank Wreck Case
Boston June 16 A jury found William J Kelcher known as Big Bill guilty of aiding and abetting George W Coleman in the Cambridge bank theft totaling 509000. Kelcher’s bail was raised to 50000 but he could not post and was jailed. The government seeks to locate other alleged leaders of the faro gang. A witness, Francis J Wood, was arrested on perjury charges after testifying about a 3200 check.
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New Lawyers Get Advice at New York Law School Commencement
The Carnegie Music Hall hosted the class of 1910 from the New York Law School for commencement. Edwin M. Shepard urged graduates to uphold diligence, truthfulness, and loyalty, stressing fair fees and devoted client service. The 145 graduates were recognized.
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