Roosevelt dies at Oyster Bay in New York
A historic obituary recounts Theodore Roosevelt’s life from New York City birth to his presidency and varied roles. It notes his death at Oyster Bay from pulmonary embolism, his seven and a half years in the White House, key reforms, Rough Riders service, Africa expedition, and his sons including Quentin who died in World War I.
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Rosia
Africa
Europe
Harrison
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London
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Civil Service Commission
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Spain
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William H. Taft
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France
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Quentin
Fluoua
America
Asget
Mediu M Cor
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Republican Congressional Committee
Cannon
Republic
Legislative Department
Representative Gillett
Massachusetts
Representative Shallenberger
Nebraska
Representative Sherley
House Appropriations Committee
Charles Evans Hughes
American Federation of Labor
Colonel Roosevelt
Bhism
Roosevelt death draws praise from leaders across party lines
A flood of tributes from Secretary of State Lansing to Franklin D Roosevelt era figures hail Theodore Roosevelt as a fearless American patriot and transformative leader. Officials and citizens from government, judiciary, and foreign posts mark his death as a national and world loss with calls to honor his legacy.
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Newton D. Baker
Navy
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America
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the Treasury
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Lewis
Harding
Ohio
Kenyon
Iowa
Abraham Lincoln
New
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Senator Lodge
Massachusets
Proclamation Declares Roosevelt Death and Half Mast
President Wilson issues from Paris a formal proclamation announcing the death of Theodore Roosevelt. It orders flags at half mast for 30 days and honors by army and navy, with subsequent funeral arrangements and official state actions.
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Jan. S
Theodore Roosevelt
Paris
Wilson
State Department
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Theodore Rooosevelt
Spain
America
White House
War Aid of
Navy
United States of ‘America
Ohio Legislature Adopts Prohibition Resolution
Ohio lawmakers in Columbus move toward national prohibition as the lower house votes four to two in favor and the state senate approves the measure by twenty to twelve in the morning session, signaling strong support in state government.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Senate
Grand Duchess Marie Adelide to quit Luxemburg
The Matin reports from a reliable source that Grand Duchess Marie Adelide of Luxemburg plans to leave Luxemburg due to an unfavourable political situation. The move is described as decided and prompted by regional instability affecting the grand duchy.
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Ritter
Marie Adel Ide
Luxemburg
Matin
Poles Storm Liwica Airdrome Near Posen
Polish troops stormed the Liwica airdrome near Posen capturing the German garrison and all airplanes after a battle, according to a dispatch from Posen.
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Lawica
Amsterdam
Liwica
Posen
Gerrizon
US and foreign markets report 1919 price ranges
Milwaukee market notes list prices for dairy eggs poultry and meats with US flour and hay categories and a Texas and national scope. Cattle hogs sheep and lamb values given alongside several city reports including Minneapolis Buffalo Washington Lebanon Baltimore Chicago New York Paris Fargo with multiple price points and shipments noted.
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Minnesota
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Herbert
Hoover
George A. Carpenter
Jane Apdams
Facob M. Dickinson
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Supreme Court
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Ariz
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Brookfield
Ball Creek
Mercer Street
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National Nonpartiens League
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