Roosevelt receives rousing welcome on New York homecoming
In New York on Saturday morning crowds cheered Colonel Roosevelt as he arrived from Europe. The reception featured the Androscoggin cutter, a grand parade up Broadway, and a battery salute. Notables including Mayor Gaynor, Secretary Meyer, and Governor Fort joined roars of approval as Roosevelt waved and thanked the city for the historic welcome. He later dined with the Alexander family before continuing to Oyster Bay.
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Bank Bill Up In Senate Confronts House Measure
Washington notes expect a final Senate vote on the postal savings bank bill before adjournment. Senator Fincon and others will discuss the measure as a motion to reject the conference report that favors the House bill. The Senate has been disposing of major administration bills in recent days, including conservation, statehood, and railroad measures.
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Speculators Indicted in Cotton Market Manipulation Case
June 18 report states James A. Patten of Chicago and seven others are indicted for conspiracy in restraint of trade under the Sherman act. The government claims the case centers on manipulating cotton prices and the conduct alleged spans the speculative arena.
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Buffalo Bill and Oriental Elephants at Mt Vernon Show
The Oriental Far East act features musically trained elephants with Reonal a Musical Elephants joined by four women musicians. The Wild West segment recreates Summit Springs with Col William F Cody Buffalo Bill leading one hundred Indians and equal cavalry in a historic battle reenactment. The two daily performances occur Friday July 1 as part of the exhibition.
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Brotherhood Conference Draws Western Canada Clergy
Members of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew gather in Regina for a three day conference with speakers including Archdeacon Lloyd of Saskatoon Hon T Mayne Daly of Winnipeg Rev Harold G King of Fort William and Rev C Carruthers of Lloydminster.
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Backache Relief Promoted by Lydia E Pinkham
Bloomdale Ohio woman reports terrible headaches back pain and fatigue. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and strength after months of suffering. The letter urges others to seek root-cause relief and contact Mrs Pinkham in Lynn for guidance.
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Urgent appeal for city playgrounds and breathing spaces
Letter from J J Fultz urges Vernon Banner readers to create public playgrounds near the city square by converting four square plots into open spaces. It argues play is vital for youth and notes current parks are distant. He cites laws, safety, and suggests opening schoolyards as interim playgrounds to benefit all ages.
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Missionary Society meeting endorses Japan Bible-woman fund
The M P church M W F M 8 met in regular session with Mrs Dowl er presiding. They discussed funding a scholarship for a Bible-woman in Japan, subscribed twenty one dollars, and planned a luncheon after a program of papers and duets. Mrs Dowler passes leadership to Mrs Setzler amid thanks and a surprise silver fork gift. The group anticipates a bright future under new leadership.
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