World renowned Roosevelt returns to his native land
A harbor welcome to Theodore Roosevelt in New York after his world tour. The ex-president, greeted by Cornelius Vanderbilt and Elbert H. Gary, receives a medal from New York City. Roosevelt mingles with Rough Riders, officials, and admirers aboard the Androscoggin, expressing gratitude and praise for the reception.
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Vanderbilt
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Jacob Riis
Culunel
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Denmark
Roosevelt's Responsive Speech at Welcome by Mayor Gaynor
Colonel Roosevelt responds to Mayor Gaynor with thanks for the welcome and for the greeting. He expresses being deeply moved and humbled by the reception and notes his year and a quarter since returning from America, reflecting on the strange and interesting things he has seen.
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Colonel Rosevelt
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America
Ning
Duty of a former president to serve American people
The speaker reflects on returning home from abroad with gratitude and a pledge to help solve national problems. He notes that serving as president creates a permanent obligation to the American people, requiring ongoing integrity in private and public life to justify the people’s trust.
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Unit States
Tmued
Thaws engagement and rail fare plan headline late news
The report notes Velyn Neshit Thaw’s engagement and mentions Secretary Davis of the No Farmers Union announcing the union’s next convention will be held in Charlotte on September 15 1910. It also covers plans to charge excess fares on Mullan and parlor vans, a potential revenue move for railroads.
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Aicky) Baldwin
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Patterson for 3rd Term Nominated by State Convention
Nashville Tenn Special The state convention Thursday nominated Gov Malcolm R R Partenng for a third term as governor and former Gov Benton McMillan for the U S Senate in opposition to Senator James Frazier. Resolutions backed compulsory prohibition and local self rule for Navalville Chattanooga Memphis and Lafayette communities and opposed liquor repeal. mentions various political figures and ongoing debates. Congress adjournment expected around July 25 with plans outlined by Senate leaders after cross-branch discussions.
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Tenn
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Benton McMillan
United States Senate
James 5. Frazier
Patterson
Ianinet
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Memphis
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Renton McMillan
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Gabe Heer
Tibet
Big Missourian Nominated for U S Marshal Post
Edward Regenhardt, a six foot four inch official known as the biggest man in Missouri, has been nominated by President Taft for United States Marshal for the Eastern or St. Louis district of Missouri.
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Specul
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Regenhardt
Taft
St. Louis
Texas Governor Calls Special Session Amid Prohibition Fight
A Texas governor calls a special legislative session four days before the primaries to address a liquor tax and prohibition measures. The action aims to counter opposition and influence the governor’s race by pressuring restrictive registration laws that could close saloons. An anti-Quallithinian faction questions the governor’s true objective.
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Campbel
Yale
Nevada Promoted Fight Promises by Rickard
Promoter Rickard announces that the defense and other events will be held in Nevada on July 4. Efforts to secure venues and promote the card are noted, with references to political figures and various states, amid a backdrop of promotional chatter and industry names.
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Gillette
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Nevada
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Contestants Disappointed at Washington Panama Celebrations
The report recounts a spirited contest linked to the Panama event with remarks by Washington and New Orleans figures. Cabinet members reportedly disagree on the fate of proposed legislation tied to the opening ceremony, amid discord over the event and its implications.
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Atlantic Coast Line opens new immigration department
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad announces a new immigration and cultural department for North Carolina and South Carolina with headquarters in Wilmington. EN Clark of AL Wang Gay, who led Coast Line operations for 31 years, is named agent in charge and will assume duties Monday.
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AL Wang
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Preacher and Saloon Keeper Right in Godfrey
Fragmentary paragraph reports a preacher and saloon keeper at Godfrey West Virginia involved in a dispute over relations with a congregation member Wissail Thomas denies the preacher’s fault and a fight follows. Other items mention an alleged cotton market manipulation case and references to President Taft and congressional actions.
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Godfrey
Wissail Thomas
Patterson for 3rd Term Nominates State Leaders in Nashville
In Nashville the state convention nominated Malcom Wathen for governor and Renton McMillan for the U.S. Senate to challenge Daniel I. Prager. The event featured ad hoc discussions on prohibition, party unity, and the legislative agenda while speakers stressed party discipline and electoral strategy amid tight political winds.
Why Not Rural better Carriers? Waehneton Special Pustitster
Fragmentary OCR reads as a debate on postal policy and reforms aimed at improving efficiency and reducing costs. It references promotions for postal workers, clerks, and letter carriers, and a bill to fund efficiency measures with potential savings of $10,000,000 in the post.
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Washington
Speastminster General Tmitehcock
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Waehneton
Another Date Set for Adjournment Saturday or June 25th
After consultations with House leaders a careful canvass sets another adjournment date for Saturday or June 25th. The Wednesday discussions aimed to align timelines and finalize a schedule amid ongoing negotiations.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Washington's biggest man in Missouri weighed heavy
Edward F Hippins is described as the largest man in Missouri, reportedly tipping the scales at over or more than 000 pounds, as details of his nomination and related deposition from the United States Marshal for the Eastern district emerge.
Prohibition Drive Aims To Curtail Texas Saloons
Austin reports lawmakers plan to convene July 19 amid special tension over Prohibition. The push seeks to compel election measures that would restrict saloons and business in Texas and influence the governor race.
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Sporial
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