Roosevelt Welcomed in Redlands Amid Cheers and Parades
Reported crowds cheered President Roosevelt in Redlands California on May 8 as he spoke from a balcony amid a large gathering including 1500 schoolchildren, Grand Army veterans, and militia cadets. Governor Pardee and Assemblyman Johnson welcomed him, and Roosevelt praised Californians for courage and family values during his address. The article also notes a secret arrest of a man suspected to be related to the McKinley assassin.
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California's Welcome Mr Roosevelt in Redlands Crowd
President Roosevelt arrived in Redlands California to a rousing welcome from about sixteen thousand people. A blue clad Company G California Guard stood at the Hotel Casaloma grounds as the crowd filled two city blocks.
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Pershing defeats Moros at Taraca strongholds Mindanao
Captain Pershing's column routs the Sultan of Amparagano's Moroe in the Taraca country on Mindanao's east shore. Ten forts captured or dismantled, 115 Moros killed, 60 prisoners. Two Americans dead, seven wounded. Fort ninth shelled and taken. tenth fort surrendered after a surrounding assault. Velasco raised. garrison left.
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French Baron Praises United States For Peace Move
Baron DEstournelles de Constant, delegate to The Hague peace conference, states that the United States deserves credit for initiating a world arbitration movement. He cites Roosevelt, The Hague court, and Carnegie's gift as pivotal, and urges Franco British reunions to follow Americas example guiding global peace.
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Venezuelan protocols signed set for Hague adjustments
The May 8 report states the final Venezuelan negotiations occurred at the British embassy with plenipotentiary Herbert W. Beven and Italian ambassador Sunour Maier des Planches among others. The signed protocols reference The Hague tribunal and settlements of allied claims, with commissions to meet in Caracas this summer. Bowen sent copies to powers and plans to sail for Caracas on the Mass Philadelphia May 74. Baden Powell denial report follows.
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Rural carrier halted near Gallatin amid armed attack
Postmaster General Payne suspends service on the Gallatin Tennessee rural route after John Allwood a colored carrier and substitute are stopped by masked men who threaten violence if he continues. The case may become a second Indianola and the route could be abolished or protected by troops. Reports say the penalty for such offenses ranges from a $100 to $1000 fine to one to three years imprisonment.
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Tulloch’s Letter to Payne Challenges Postoffice Charges
Seymour W. Tulloch, longtime Washington city post office cashier, replies to Postmaster General Payne questioning statements reported by the Washington Post. He rebuts calls to substantiate allegations, insists on reading replies from ex Postmaster General Smith, Bristow, Tracewell, and Merritt before detailing further.
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