President at Detroit Tributes 10 the Fighters
President Roosevelt visits Detroit addressing Spanish American War Veterans parade reviews a British Fusiliers unit and enjoys a river trip into British waters. He praises receptions in Cincinnati and Detroit, words about Indiana, and notes the Western trip speeches by Dr. Richardson.
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President Roosevelt addresses Spanish war veterans in Detroit
The Light Guard Armory hosts a banquet with over 1000 attendees including Mayor Maybury Secretary Cortelyou and General Alger. Roosevelt receives loud ovations as he commends naval militia service and discusses Cuban reciprocity and Philippines governance. He vows continued aid to Cuba and envisions a prosperous, united future for the United States.
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President Roosevelt Arrives in Indiana Crowds Await
President Roosevelt visits Indianapolis amid plans for a noon Tomlinson Hall address and a 2 p m balcony speech at the Columbia Club. A 1 o'clock luncheon follows at the club, with a grand parade escort and a large reception committee coordinating the Northwestern tour through Logansport Kokomo Tipton Noblesville Anderson Muncie and Fort Wayne.
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Columbia Club Luncheon Plans for Roosevelt Visit
The Columbia Club schedules a 1 pm luncheon for President Roosevelt and party with 110 guests. Col George W Powell chairs the entertainment committee as Hurry coordinates arrangements in the main dining room and west parlor. The menu features blue points, consommé, broiled chicken, vegetables, desserts, and a Café noir, served by twenty five waiters.
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