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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
6
In a sweeping display described as the largest of its kind, Colonel Theodone Roosevelt, hailed as the hero of three continents, is leading a grand demonstration that dwarfs previous events. Grand shouts and public support sweep through crowds as the United States and allied nations send a strong show of unity.
Former president Theodore Roosevelt returns from 15 months abroad, greeted by a vast crowd in New York City. A river flotilla, battery park ceremonies, and a Broadway Fifth Avenue parade marked the triumphant homecoming, with officials and citizens later praising his public service.
Pierre June 18 Fred F. Brink er of Lake county wins the nomination for state land commissioner over Kingsley G. Foster of Tripp county by 240 votes. Unofficial returns from county auditors show Brink er ahead and the official canvass is not expected to change the figures. Early reports had Foster winning based on eight counties with partial returns.
Watertown reports 200 delegates at Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias with most lodges represented. Merre schedules dedication of the state capitol on Thursday, June 30. Faith notes a town lot sale on July 7. Fourche announces Mrs George M Wilson’s death due to apoplexy Sunday morning. Aberdeen records $900,000 in life insurance last year for Lef ers and endowments. Huron hosts sixth annual South Dakota Traveling Men’s Association meeting. Vierre covers state Masonic Orders and Eastern Star convention with historic attendance and Rt urns. Viborg tragedy: Bertha Anderson, 15, fatally burned. she failed to use a nearby watering trough.
Police believe Porter Charlton fled on a steamer to New York around June 16 or 19 from Como Italy and have warned captains not to aid his departure. They plan to intercept him on landings. Russian suspect tspolutoff to be released.
Plans for Roosevelt arrival include a presidential salute by North Carolina and other warships. More than 24 000 people from various groups will line Film avenue as Roosevelt, Rough Riders, and Span s escorts pass. Mrs Duque refuses to greet Roosevelt aboard Kaiserin Auguste Victoria saying Colombia suffered due to him.
A late 19th century report notes Queen Mary selected as regent in the event of King George’s death before the Duke of Cornwall reaches majority, instead of the Duke of Connaught. The decision signals possible appointment of Connaught as governor general in Canada upon his return from South Africa.
A jumbled account describes Irene Vertetion Company trips with hikers and farmers, hunting restrictions, and camping spans. It mentions trout planting, park transport, and travel by wagon or boat, with vague references to the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone amid scattered mis-spellings and garbled details.
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