Roosevelt reception fans quick welcome in Chicago
Out of town delegates praise the warm Chicago welcome for former President Roosevelt. Rough Riders remain in the city, touring Travers Island and attending lectures while plans unfold for a luncheon at the Harvard Club and a possible Hamilton Club guest appearance.
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Roosevelt decline for president sparks mixed views
The dialogue notes speculation on Theodore Roosevelt not seeking another presidential run. Dr RS MacArthur criticizes the idea, while mentions of Washington are questioned. The event also covers discussions on Zionist ideas and Theodore Herzl’s historical vision for Jewish nationhood.
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Roosevelt
Pers
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George Washington University
Admiral Stockton
Charles C. Needham
Needham
United States
George Washington
Tragedy on Long Island Rail Merges with Fatal Train Incident
John J PB a 35 year old resident of Graham Avenue and Stagg Street Williamsburg was killed while attempting to board a Long Island Relief motor train at Vesta and Atlantic Avenues. He fell under the wheels as he reached the rear platform and was dragged. The event occurred as the train moved, with the victim fatally struck.
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Mering
Long Island
Vesta
Atlantic Avenues
Suez
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Noble bid to save George Washington University
A Washington Tribune report outlines the new board of trustees efforts to salvage George Washington University founded in 1821. It notes endowment erosion, proposed asset sales, and a pledge of transparency while citing prominent supporters and faculty loyalty amid calls for a strong leadership including a possible Roosevelt presidency.
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Washington
George Washington University
Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Corcoran
Colonel Roosevelt Impersonator Dupes Rough Riders at Clambake
A Tempe Arizona man, J C Goodwin, recalls Rough Riders being fooled by a voice impersonating Teddy Roosevelt during a clambake on Huckleberry Island. He says the troops were surprised twice by a faux Roosevelt, while enjoying a lavish seafood meal that included clams seaweed and lobster.
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Watterson on Roosevelt in The Courier Journal
Telegraph reports Henry Wetterson discusses Theodore Roosevelt in The Courier Journal. He praises Roosevelt for homecoming sentiments, denounces graft and machine politics, and envisions a future role as political arbiter chief justice. The commentary notes Roosevelt as American and patriotic.
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Louisville
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry Wetterson
Courier-Journal
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Congress
Ulysses
High Court of Political Arbitration
Folk Sees Democratic Gains as Privilege Issue
Arkansas news reports Joseph W Folk of Missouri addressing the Young Men's Democratic League in Atlanta. He argues the come Congressional elections hinge on whether government serves the people or a privileged class, urging a clean party fight against privilege and tariffs beyond revenue needs.
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Young Men's Democratic League
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American Killed in Mexico Amid Bandit Turmoil
A U S readers learn Norman Lawler, an American manager, was killed by bandits who also raided the Monte Pio plantation in Vera Cruz. The 28th Infantry is deployed but faces rough terrain as violence disrupts the region ahead of Mexico’s presidential election.
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the Tribune
el Paso
Tex
Nicholas Zumiga Miranda
Mexico
Juarez Avenue
Eugene Nolte
Vera Cruz
Norman Lawler
Monte Pio
Imports Rise Under Payne Tariff Say Commerce Report
The Washington report cites Department of Commerce and Labor data showing large increases in imports of principal materials under the Payne tariff from August 1, 1908, to April 30, 1914, with hides and skins up 44.3 percent and wood pulp up 55.8 percent over the prior year.
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United States
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Regiment 13th Back From Fort Wright Return to Brooklyn
Eight hundred members of the 13th Regiment returned to Brooklyn at 11:20 last night after ten days of war drills at Fort Wright New York. They received government pay totaling in the thousands, ranging from 50 cents daily for privates to 11 dollars daily for the colonel. The men were reported in good physical condition.
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Fort Wright
New York
Mastery of Roosevelt praised by Rev Dr Hill at Metropolitan Temple
The Rev. Dr. John Wesley Hill lauded Theodore Roosevelt as the greatest living American at the Metropolitan Temple on 1st Street and Seventh Avenue. He praised Roosevelt’s leadership, achievements in literature, science, and governance, and noted his choice of Taft as successor.
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Washington
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Hamilton
Theodore Roosevelt
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Roosevelt Named Prophet Amid Sermon At West End
The Rev A Edwin Keigwin of West End Presbyterian church likened Theodore Roosevelt to Isaiah calling both prophets of a new dispensation. He urged balance between strenuous public service and faith in God with laborers alongside the skilled statesman.
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Edwin Keigwin
West End
Roosevelt
Oscar Hammerstein’s Daughter Reveals Paris Visit and Hat
Miss Stella Hammerstein arrived from Liverpool aboard the Cedric. She spoke of father Oscar Hammerstein’s Paris shopping, a new gray alpine hat, and plans to meet managers this week. She teased about opera projects and Russian dancers while dodging questions about Russia and Mary Garden.
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London
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Railroad Employes Protest Over Federal Suit
A meeting of 145 railroad workers from the Pennsylvania Central Railroad of New Jersey Reading and Baltimore and Ohio lines met yesterday at Shanley’s. They protested the federal government's suit against the railroads and warned the Missouri action could delay wage adjustments.
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New Jersey
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Baltimore & Ohio
Shanley
Missouri
Mexico to Arbitrate Chamizal Boundary Dispute
Mexico agrees to settle the Chamizal boundary through arbitration with a Canadian jurist as umpire. The United States and Mexico will select an umpire, or request Canada to name one if they cannot agree. The tract, near El Paso, has risen in value and affects settlers with Mexican title claims under protection rules. The U S State Department will appoint an agent to verify genuine Mexican titles for protection.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Senate
Congress
International Boundary Commission
el Paso
Tex
State Department
To Float Dewey This Week
Washington reports the drydock Dewey, recently sunk at Olongapo, will be afloat again soon as wreckers make progress. The cause of sinking remains unknown with theories of a side hole or advanced corrosion, leaving the Dewey critical for wartime Far East operations.
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Dewey
Olongapo
Navy Department
Far East
Dem leader E H Moore backs Harmon program in Ohio
Youngstown report notes E H Moore Mahoning County Democratic leader once a party chairman endorses the Harmon programme. The piece outlines local political backing and ties to the national campaign as of June 19.
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Youngstown
Ohio
E. H Moore
Mahoning County
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