Theodore Roosevelt Buried In Oyster Bay In Simple Ceremony
The funeral of Theodore Roosevelt was held in Oyster Bay with austere simplicity. Notables from government and navy attended, including Vice President Marshall and General March, while crowds gathered in mourning as the nation paid tribute to the late president and citizen of Sagamore Hill.
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Admiral Winslow
Oyster Bay
Clonel
Roosevelt
Christchurch
Sagamore
Senate
House
Thomas R. Marshall
Peyton C. March
Army
Winslow
Navy
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt Ne
Roosevelt Home
Archibald Roosevelt
Theodore Douglas Robinson
George E
Christ
Nicholas Longworth
Derby
Archibald Welt
Douglas Robin
Mary Sweeney
Charley Lee
Amon
Roosevelt Servn
First United Staes Volnteers
Rough Riders
Sagamor
Cove Road
New York City
Bourke
Bear
Marshall
Ee Y
Washington
East Main Street
Talmage
Young’s Memorial
White House
Edward Bourke
New York City Mounted Police
Sagamore Hill
Sagamore Road
Roosevelt Estate
Nassau County
Pinkerton
Roosevelts
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Archibald Roosvelt
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Douglas Robinson
Ethel Roosevelt Derby
Cincinnati
Sagamore Hil
J. Douglas Robinson
W. S. Cowles
Joseph Alsop
W. Emjen Roosevelt
John C. Roosevelt
Reeve Merritt
J. West Roosevelt
J. Langdon Warner
Milburn L. Roosevelt
John E. Roosevelt
Fairman Dick
Moncure Robinson
Langdon Geer
James Roosevelt
F. Roosevelt
Samuel Evelt
Alfred E. Smith
New York
George Talmage
Christ Episcopal Church
Gunthonad
Pee
Leaders Say No Violence to Be Countenanced in New York Rally
In New York on January 8 leaders of a hidden Bolshevik movement said they will launch a broad campaign to educate workers on radical socialism. They denied planning terror, cited suppression of socialist demonstrations, and outlined funding through loans and voluntary contributions for publications like a Boston semi weekly and a New York bi monthly magazine Class Struggle. They stated their aim to form a left wing within the socialist movement while retaining the main party.
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New York
Philadelphia
Russia
M. Radek
Berlin
America
Boston
Bureau of Information
Broadway
Scandinavian
France
Holland
Germany
Socialist Party
Eva Tanguay Becomes Evangelist In Vaudeville Move
Chicago report says Eva Tanguay plans to quit vaudeville for evangelist work, framing the choice as a 50 50 split between pulpit and stage. She notes negotiations in New York about William Jennings Bryan appearing on vaudeville at 3000 dollars a week.
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Eva Tanguay
Chicago
New York
William Jennings Bryan
Miss Tanguay
Roosevelt Follower Cries Over Ex-President Then Takes Poison
In Worcester on January 8, Charles E. Burnham a longtime Roosevelt supporter died by suicide after reading about Theodore Roosevelt’s death. Burnham who had immersed himself in Roosevelt material reportedly grew distraught and swallowed poison. Authorities say the incident followed his consuming hours of Roosevelt literature.
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Roosevelt
Worcester
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles E. Burnham
Burnham
Col. Roosevelt
Mary Pickford Improves While Confined With Influenza
Mary Pickford, the film star, is reported improved this morning from Spanish influenza while staying at her Los Angeles home. She remains in bed with two nurses attending.
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Mary Pickford
Los Angeles
Cal
Irish Assembly to Meet
Sinn Fein leaders announced that an Irish constituent assembly will meet shortly with all parties invited to elect representatives. The announcement sets the stage for a formal gathering aimed at shaping Ireland’s political future.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Wilson Pleased With His Visits
Paris reports President Wilson is greatly pleased with his tours of England and Italy. He promotes a league of nations to end wars and believes European publics back the plan. Wilson's meetings with Orlando, Sonnino, and other leaders bolster support for a future peace conference.
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Paris
England
Italy
Wilson
Europe
League of Nations
Manchester
Orlando
Baron Sonnino
America
Clemenceau
World leaders send sympathy to Mrs. Roosevelt
King Victor Emmanuel of Italy, Premier Lloyd George of England, and Sir Thomas Lipton each sent cables expressing condolences on the death of Franklin D. Roosevelt. The messages praise his leadership and describe him as an inspiring figure whose loss is felt worldwide.
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King Oftary
Lloyd George
Thomas Lipton
Oyster Bay
L. I
King Victor Emanuel
Italy
Roosevelt
King Victor Emmanuel
England
Sir Thomas Lipton
Treasury Seeks Cash Through New Certificate Issues
Secretary Glass announced two series of treasury certificates of indebtedness to be sold immediately. One series for 600 million dollars bears 4 1/2 percent interest, dating from January 16, 1919 and payable June 17, 1919, and is acceptable in payment of Liberty bond subscriptions. The second series, of a limited, undisclosed amount, bears the same interest and maturity and is acceptable in payment of taxes.
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Glass
Washington
Jan. S
United States Treasury
Treasury
Nearly 2000 students enrolled at Yale University
An official Yale statement to New Haven reports that more than 1,900 students have enrolled for the new term and final figures will likely reach 2,000. The academic department lists 925 students: 325 freshmen, 250 sophomores, 200 juniors, 150 seniors. Sheffield Scientific school holds 688 students.
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Yale
New Haven
Jan
Yale University
Studens
Sheffield Scientific School
Pan-Germans Arrested in Berlin Revolt
Pan German leaders in Berlin were arrested by Spartacists after clashes with loyal guards left many sailors wounded. Red flags on public buildings were torn down and burned in the market place as sailors surrendered. Washington reports no confirmation that General Harries was forced to haul down the U S flag at the Hotel Adlon in Berlin.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Spartacides
Spartacus
Grendadiers
Washington
State Department
George H. Harries
Adlon
Holcomb Begins His Third Term Inaugural Ceremonies
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb of Southington is sworn in for a third term in Hartford. The ceremony included a damp parade, joint session of the General Assembly, and the governor’s inaugural address detailing wartime agency work and future legislative needs.
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Hartford
Marcus H. Holcomb
Southington
Connecticut
General Assembly
Holcomb
Allyn House
George M. Cole
Cole
Trumbull Street
John Buckley
Capitol
Hinman
Frank E. Hinman
Frank E. Healy
Windsor Locks
Main Street
High Street
Memorial Arch
Capitol Grounds
State House
Senate
Fredrick L. Perry
Edward F. Kenealey
Stamford
Kenealey
William H. Heald
Stafford
Charles H. Puffer
Universalist
Bowers and Hurley
Klett
Koppelman
Joseph P.dutton
Bristol
Kenealy
Heald
C. C. Hemenway
Koppelman and Deming
Leonard and Fox
House
James F. Walsh
Greenwich
W. Arthur Countryman, Jr
J. Frederick Baker
New Haven
Healey
W. Sherman Thompson
Somers
Healy
Walsh
John Geary
Waterford
Clifford B. Wilson
War Census
Labor Employment Service
Committee of Food Tet Edu
Cost of living higher than in war
Washington reports the federal reserve board finds cost of living higher in some lines than during the war while wages stay high to match war standards. Prices for dairy meat and groceries rise, while raw materials decline and overall movement toward a peace basis is expected with substantial changes in specific lines.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
National Review of Business and Finance
Federal Reserve Review
Nation-wide tree planting and Roosevelt highway proposal
Charles Lathrop Pack of the American Forestry Association urged nation-wide memorial tree planting and a great national highway named for Theodore Roosevelt. He noted Roose velt served as association vice president and praised his call for governors at the White House to act on forestry and inland waterways. The memorial trees would honor soldiers and sailors and respond to his warning against a woodless age.
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Washington
Jan
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles Lathrop Pack
American Forestry Association
Col. Roosevelt
Pack
Conference of Governors
White House
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt to Visit Son’s Grave in France
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt plans a pilgrimage of sorrow to Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt’s grave in France. The journey, already under way in part, will include one Roosevelt daughter. Col Roosevelt had intended to accompany his wife but died before the trip.
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Theodore Roosevelt
France
Qysteray
N. Y
Lieut
Quentin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Europe
Fire in Pittsburg Kills Nine in Film Building Blaze
Pittsburg January 8 nine people died and many were injured when a seven story Sauer building burned and exploded. Police suspect film storage or a film exchange floor sparked the blaze. Two victims, girls, leaped from the sixth floor. Loss placed at about one million dollars.
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Pittsburg
Sauer
Farmers Seek 2000 Boys for Working Reserve Drive
Hartford January report states Connecticut farmers will lack labor next spring despite army demobilization. W D Hood, federal director for Connecticut, says a drive to recruit 2000 boys for the United States Boys Working Reserve begins January 29 and lasts one week.
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Hartford
Jan
Connecticut
Rive
United States Boys’ Working Reserve
W. D. Hood
Norway Presses Claim for 1 Billion Kroner in War Losses
Copenhagen reporting Norway plans to demand one billion kroner from Germany as compensation for ships sunk by submarines during the war. The claim amounts to about 370 million dollars and reflects wartime losses.
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Norway
Copenhagen
Germany
Sub Treasury Report Shows Net Bank Gains in New York
Sub Treasury in New York reports a cash net gain of 85,000 dollars on Tuesday from banks, following a 6,000 dollar gain since Friday. The release notes improvement in banking liquidity and reserves for the period.
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Sub-Treasury
New York
Hindenburg Arrives as Berlin Battles Bolshoviks
Bloody street fighting rages in Berlin as Field Marshal Hindenburg reportedly arrives. General Groener rushes 480000 loyal troops to aid Ebert against Spartacists who seized the Spandau arsenal and hold key sites including the foreign office. Spartacists face Noske commanded loyal forces around the chancellors palace as clashes continue overnight.
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Groener
Berlin
Ebert
Ebert and
Scheidemann
London
Hindenburg
Spartacides
Bolsheviki
Carl Radek
Jaffe
Carl Liebknecht
Spartacus
Marstall
Philip Scheidemann
Eichhorn
Herr Ernst
Noske
Wilhelmstrasse
Potsdam
Amsterdam
Influenza at St Francis Asylum Causes Deaths
Influenza at St Francis' Asylum in Haven reports four child deaths and two nun deaths from pneumonia. Sister Cosmos died yesterday. Several patients remain seriously ill and nurses are still needed as some staff depart today.
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Haven
St. Francis’ Asylum
Celestine
Cosmos
Flags at Murat Mansion Paris for Col. Allington death
The American peace commission and the United States embassy attended the Murat mansion Paris on Jan 8 for Col Allington's death. All department offices of the peace commission the embassy and the consulate closed in mourning.
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Murat
Paris
Policeman Shoots Man in Defense of Woman in New York
Police officer Michael Gleason shot and killed Peter Printy early today while responding to an attack on Mrs. Anna Cowder. Printy allegedly beat Gleason with a night stick before the fatal confrontation.
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New York
Anna Cowder
Michael Gleason
Peter Printy
Printy
Gleason
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