Roosevelt homecoming sparks rowdy New York reception planned
The piece describes Theodore Roosevelt’s June 18 New York homecoming with a massive reception by Cornelius Vanderbilt and a 20 000 strong procession. It foresees cheers and noise rivaling New Year's and the Fourth of July and notes debate over his political future in 1912.
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Barr Bros Mocha and Java Coffee advertised with seasonal produce
A newspaper notice promotes canning strawberries and pineapple and touts Barr Bros Mocha and Java Coffee as an unrivaled choice at the store.
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