Roosevelt era notes fortifying Hawaii and Panama
A fragment from The Outlook in 1910 1930 era correspondence discusses Theodore Roosevelt and his politics with letters to and from Henry Cabot Lodge and others. It covers Roosevelt as editor denouncing arbitration treaties and debates over 1910 New York and Massachusetts elections, plus personal letters on legacy and memoir introductions.
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Hughes Staders
New York State
Roosevelt
Saraorg
Sherman
H. L. Stimson
Cabot
New York
Alwa
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Big Draper
Foss
Saratoga
Theodore Roosevalt
Henry Cabot Louie
Eben
Draper
Eugene XII. Foss
Henry Adiais
Fourth Avenue
New Ye
Theodore Roosevelt
Caball
Paai
Europe
Petion
Warry Stimson
Toney Wood
Marrs ‘Stimson
Tieongre Roosevelt
Henry Cabtt Lodge
Theodore Koogevelt
Desir Cabot
Thussia
Hague
Bool
Railroad man shops for wedding license in Detroit area
A railroad worker, undecided whether to marry in Detroit or Toledo, visited Campus Martius with prices and options. He sought the most reasonable route for marriage and wondered about a justice of the peace. He discussed costs and timing with officials as he weighed both cities.
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Toledo
Campus Martius
Justice of the Peace
Tough man asks police to lock him up in Los Angeles
A drunken man identified as John Leanders, 49, pleaded lucid moments after an arrest on a Friday night. He was arraigned before Judge Harry Hamlin but discharged, with the judge noting he could be restrained to prevent harm to his family. The surrounding text discusses treaty issues and Russia, not clearly connected to the incident.
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Theodore
Toston
Lin
Webster
Sumner
Moss
Cahet
Dries
Peatins
Byer Srry
Senate
Nannie
Hawaii
Panama
Mnaudlin
England
America
Germany
Japan
West Indies
Jappan
Boards of Trade
Los Angeles
John Leanders
Roosevelt
Harry’ Hamlin
Maxwell ‘Street Co
Russia
Hague
Inssia
Judge Hikes Fine After Pat Kelly Appeal
Chicago dated notes reveal Pat Kelly, 82, with long white beard, appealed two sentences by Judge Howard Hayes in a street court. The judge increased the fine to 80 dollars plus costs after Kelly begged for a higher penalty to enable travel, with discussions touching on treaties and immigration remarks attributed to political figures and editorials from 1911 to 1922.
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Chicago
Pat Kelly
Telge “Howard
Hayes
Kelly
Kells
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Nahant
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Nahani, Mass
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ST. Paul, Mesnesota
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