Roosevelt Parade Arrangements For New York Welcome
A vast parade plan along the Hudson and New York shore precedes a Roosevelt visit with excur sion vessels, land processions, and a Battery ceremony. Colonel Roosevelt and guests aboard the Mohawk and Androscoggin will land at Pier A, with speeches by Mayor Gaynor and the President’s lieutenants. a grandstand, reception committee, and Rough Riders parade form, ending with a luncheon and a move to Oyster Bay then home for Theodore Roosevelt Jr.'s wedding.
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Jersey
Hudson
59Th Street
New York
Pier A
Battery
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Revenue
Androscoggin
Senece
Manhattan
Fire Department
Charles D. Hilles
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Curb Feels Roosevelt Stir Over Quiet Market Close
A rumor of a police raid on the curb market spread, then proven false as officers loaded iron standards into a patrol wagon near Broad street. The scene fenced a smaller trading space while Roosevelt sight seers expected crowds, and Broadway traffic would be halted for a two hour session. The curb crowd is expected to be small today.
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Broad Street
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Broadway
Sailors Find Ship Gone In Norfolk After Leave
One hundred seamen from the battleship South Carolina returning from a month’s leave found their ship had sailed to New York to meet ex President Roosevelt on his return tomorrow. The men will remain ashore in Norfolk until the ship’s expected return to the Norfolk Navy Yard on Monday.
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South Carolina
New York
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Norfolk Navy Yard
Taft to Receive Doctor of Jurisprudence at Villanova
President Taft will travel from Washington to Villanova Penn to receive the degree of Doctor of Jurisprudence from the Catholic institution. He plans to depart early tomorrow and return in the evening after the ceremony. The trip includes a visit to Lincoln University and a brief stop at West Chester for fifteen minutes.
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Penn
Lincoln University
Pennsylvania
West Chester
Miss Coes Radcliffe Dean
Cambridge Mass June 17 The election of Miss Mary Coes secretary of Radcliffe College as dean of the institution in place of Miss Agnes Irwin who resigned was announced today.
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Cambridge
Mass
Mary Coes
Radcliffe College
Agnes Irwin
Roosevelt Welcome Sparks New York Roosevelt Day Parade
The Hamilton Club of Chicago arrived in force for the Roosevelt reception and parade, traveling on a two hundred strong special train with a lit electric sign. Delegations from multiple states gathered at the Waldorf and Knickerbocker while Rough Riders slept late, with plans for a luncheon at the Harvard Club and a Coney Island reunion to conclude the visit.
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Chicago
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Kankakee
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Commodore
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Waldorf
Jack Greenway
Rough Riders
Holland House
John H. Batten
Charles J. O’connor
Charles F. Fishback
Senator Curtis
Grant Park
Albert C. Mace
Edward Fitch
David K. Cochrane
Murphy
New Jersey
Knickerbocker
P. H. Core
Taunton
Mass
Astor
Verbeck
Hughes
Frank Q. Brown
Florida
Joseph T. Wilson
Arizona
W. B. Hoggett
Alaska
Rough Rider
Buckingham
Roosevelt
Broadway
Magee
Pittsburg
A. P. More
Mr. More
Harvard Club
Coney Island
Changes in Fifth Avenue A Twelve Story Apartment House Planned
A syndicate led by Albert B. Ashforth and Parish Fisher & Co plans a twelve story apartment building at the southeast corner of 53d Street and Fifth Avenue. The ground floor may house a banking house and retail firms with one apartment per floor above. The plot fronts 60.5 feet on Fifth Avenue and 125 feet in the street.
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Parish, Fisher & Co
William K. Vanderbilt
53D Street
Fifth Avenue
Ashforth
Edward Holbrook
Gorham Company
Holbrook
Harry J. Luce
Acker, Merrall & Condit Company
Edward H. Harriman
Langham Hotel
62D Street
Harriman
Upper
E. H. Harriman
William D. Sloane
Gallatin
Brewster & Co
Divorce for Emma Flower Taylor in Syracuse Case
Emma Flower Taylor wins her divorce from John Byron Taylor with custody of the three children. Referee Charles W. Andrews advised the decree. no alimony. Emma Flower Taylor is the daughter of ex-Governor Roswell P. Flower. the Taylors have Rosemary, Flower, and Frederick.
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Syracuse
Charles W. Andrews
Emma Flower Taylor
John Byron Taylor
McFarland & Munroe
New York
Three Mile Bay
N. Y
Bertrand
Watertown
Emma Flower
Roswell P. Flower
Taylors
Rosemary
Flower
Frederick
Hamed
Vandenberge on Trial in Schenectady Court Rumpus
In Schenectady New York on June 17 Prosecutor Kellogg moved to arraign Dr Charles N Vandenberge former Superintendent of Buildings for forgery. George F Sauter an electrical contractor indicted for grand larceny set for next trial with Senator Edgar Brackett defending. Justice Van Kirk allowed broad prosecutorial latitude and the graft prosecution tally stands two trials two convictions with nineteen men indicted.
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N. Y
Supreme Court
Kellogg
Charles N. Vandenberge
George F. Sauter
Edgar T. Brackett
van Kirk
Vandenberge
Two Workmen Die From Gas Escaping Incident at Ohio Works
Youngstown July 17 reported William Williams and Mike Shoski fell from a furnace top at Carnegie company's Ohio works after being partially asphyxiated by escaping gas. Both men died yesterday afternoon.
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Youngstown
Ohio
William Williams
Mike Shoski
Ohio Works
Carnegie Company
Matteawan Inmate Escapes From State Hospital
Fishkill Landing N Y June 17 Clarence Yale twenty four years old today escaped from the guards of Matteawan State Hospital He was employed as a carpenter on one of the outbuildings Posses of attendants are searching the woods for him tonight
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Tribune
Fishkill Landing
N. Y
Clarence Yale
Matteawan State Hospital
Habeas Corpus Frees Lawyer Klein
Justice Erlanger discharged lawyer Jacob Klein on a writ of habeas corpus freeing him from custody. Klein had been charged with offering gifts to Bellevue Hospital attendants for information about accident victims.
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Erlanger
Klein
Bellevue Hospital
Roosevelt Welcome Program for Today in New York
Weather unsettled and warmer. 5:00 a.m. Kaiserin Auguste Victora off Sandy Hook. 7:00 a.m. arrival at Quarantine. Loeb boards to greet Colonel Roosevelt home. 7:45 a.m. Roosevelt party on Manhattan. welcomes from Taft and Hughes. breakfast. 8:30 a.m. Board Andros coggin. 9:00 a.m. naval parade begins. 11:00 a.m. Roosevelt party disembarks at the Battery. Gaynor speech. 11:30 a.m. Land parade starts. 12:30 p.m. passes 26th street stand. 1:00 p.m. reaches 59th and Fifth. 1:30 p.m. luncheon at Mrs Douglas Robinson’s home. 3:30 p.m. Roosevelt party to Long Island City. 4:00 p.m. Roosevelt Spectal sails to Oyster Bay.
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Nassau County
Roosevelt Reception Committee
Long Island City
New York
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Eleanor Butler Alexander
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Ninth Avenue
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Bay
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Broadway
26Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Dynamic Excerpts From The Real Roosevelt Book
Excerpts from The Real Roosevelt advance sheets featuring a selection of Colonel Roosevelt sayings. The Tribune prints dynamic lines introduced by Dr. Lyman Abbott, emphasizing Americanism courage honesty and common sense, warnings against reform excess and cosmopolitanism, and notes on wartime duty and governance.
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Tribune
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Lyman Abbott
Peace and War Warnings in Public Discourse
A collection of aphoristic lines on peace, courage, wrath, and loyalty. The texts depict peace as earned through strength, warn against undermining government, and emphasize the guardianship of liberty against armed opposition.
Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick Policy Or Tariff Ruin
The speaker rejects pure capitalism or state overreach and advocates a balanced government under law. He endorses a strong navy, the Monroe Doctrine, and warns against mob rule plutocracy while arguing tariffs should not be swung radically at short intervals.
A Prime Danger of Civilization and Other Reflections
A collection of brief, aphoristic observations on virtue, self-help, and societal risk. It argues that genuine aid teaches self-reliance, illumination deters wrongdoing, and luxury erodes virile vigor, urging a strong nation to preserve its manliness. The passages present a period voice with moral exhortations.
Need of Civic Righteousness in State Salvation
The text argues the State can be saved not by force but through civic righteousness. It contends that only if the Lord moves the average man to shape his life for a worthy state will the government be worth saving, emphasizing moral reform over strong leadership.
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Yvorth
The Boy Should Become a Fine Honest Man
A speaker urges a boy to grow into a good man by being a sincere, straightforward, brave and manly figure. He says virtue includes both positive and passive qualities and warns against false niceties.
Peace and justice in industry and society
The text argues that true peace requires curbing greed and violence in both capital and labor, condemns anarchists as highly dangerous, critiques populism and class biases, and asserts that the law should serve the law abiding, not favoring rich or poor alone. It states neutrality toward capital and labor organizations.
Respect for American Women
A concise remark extols American women and praises the American husband, noting that the wife is even better and that the speaker holds deep respect for both. The excerpt reflects a tone of admiration and cultural praise.
The Greatest Thing in the World
Fragmentary text argues that national strength depends on men marrying and founding families while women seek to be good wives and mothers. It warns that a nation faces a troubling future if people avoid marriage and childbearing. The piece discusses race death by own action and critics of selfish, passionless living.
Unclear community condition amid waste and warzone rivals
Fragmentary text notes that community health declines with competition shrinking to conflict zones. It mentions a wide waste area and a debate over governance and strength, suggesting a need for strong leadership and fighters to survive.
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