Frisco Reviews Military Parade as Roosevelt Introduced
Roosevelt receives a grand San Francisco welcome as he is introduced to British Admiral Tickford. The procession featured a decorated presidential train and vast crowds, with M H DeYoung delivering a brief welcome and the British squadron signaling cordial relations with King Edward’s envoy. The president expressed thanks in brief remarks before continuing engagements.
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Roosevelt
U. M. CG
San Francisco
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
army
M. H. DeYoung
citizens
Admiral Tickford
King Edward
President Roosevelt
McGrail
Everly
Mare Island
Cleveland Grays
Ohio
California
Palace Hotel
citizens’ committee
Count Cassini Denials Stir Debate on Manchuria Intentions
Count Cassini, Russia's ambassador to the United States, is busy denying Russia will keep any Manchuria area or meddle with the Open Door policy. Washington insiders widely suspect Russia aims to hold Manchuria if it avoids Japan and Britain’s ire, with troop buildup anticipated in the province.
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COUNT CASSINI
RUSSIA
MANCHURIA
state department
Washington
Japan
Great Britain
Afoantin
DADO OL OOD
Fierce forest fires threaten several Pennsylvania towns
May 13 report from Johnstown and multiple counties details weeklong forest blazes in Cambria Somerset and Westmoreland using lumbermen and volunteer fire brigades to defend Dunlo Wintondale Twin Rocks and nearby mills. fires spread toward Tyrone Cresson and Tyrone suburbs as crews guard oil wells and rail lines. tell of destroyed timber and houses with several towns placed on alert.
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Johnstown
Cambria
Somerset
Westmoreland
Altoona
Dunlo
Wintondale
Twin Rocks
Laurel hill
Westmoreland county
Conemaugh Powder Company
Seward
Bradford
Ormsby, &s
South Pennsylvania
Timbucton
Ormsby
Tyrone
Cresson
Cresson and
Conlport
Hille
Spinne City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pingerstand
Mal
Fowilie
Raena
Black Rock
Governor approves press law amid libel debate in Annisbury
Governor approves a libel and freedom of the press act. The measure broadens protections for individuals and businesses against negligent or malicious reporting while allowing newspapers to publish information on public affairs. The bill targets actions by officials and citizens, with damages recoverable for proven negligence. A May 2 cartoon critiques press power over law, and the governor asserts responsible journalism will elevate public welfare. Co Woodruff to Brigadier General. Woodruff wounded in Civil War and Indian wars. Jealousy leads to fatal shooting in Logan County. Mrs Ballard sentenced to six years.
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Annisbury
uvpacker
India
cimens
United States
daily journal
commonwealth
gookap
Co. Woodruff
Washington
Charles A. Woodruff
mmissary department
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Davis
Wood
plains
Weran
Murter
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Mande Balara
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Oxford
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Germany
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