Roosevelt Back From Elba Returns to Grand City Welcome
Theodore Roosevelt arrived aboard the Androscoggin at the Battery at 10:55 am amid guns, flags, and crowds. Mayor Gaynor greeted him. Rough Riders marched, and Roosevelt greeted family, friends, and the public as New York celebrated the former president's homecoming after more than a year abroad.
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Rough Riders
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Railroad Bill Advances to Taft for Signature
The conference report on the railroad bill was adopted by the senate 50 to 11. The house approved the conference report by viva voce vote after near two hours of discussion. No amendments were made. The bill goes to the president for signature and adjournment预计 on June 23. Speaker Cannon signed and sent it to Vice President Sherman for presidential approval. Pocatello public building funds included in omnibus bill.
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Receiver Appointed for Gate City Drug Store
District Judge Alfred Budge named Dr. H. Smith Wooley as receiver for the Gate City drug store on Franklin & Hayes petition. Wooley filed his bond and assumed control. Owner William Stephenson remains jailed six months for local option law violation.
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Alfred Budge
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Indians in Big Parade Highlight Fourth of July Pageant
About 100 Bannock Snake and Lemhi Indians in warpaint will join Pocatello's Fourth of July parade with war dances on July 3 and 4. Cyclone Thompson and Pete Sullivan agreed to a 20 round boxing bout for Independence Day night, following a prior match in Gate City. Cyclone Thompson trains in Pocatello and is due to arrive soon.
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Sycamore, Ills
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Roosevelt’s New York Parade Delights Crowds on Fifth Ave
Chairman Hamilton said the house would concur in senate amendments to the statehood bill. A dense mass filled streets from the Plaza to the far end of Fifth, with decorations on every building. Crowds cheered the Roosevelt carriage as it passed, then the party moved to Oyster Bay for the summer home.
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Bribery Inquiry Initiated Against Illinois Senator Liromer
A full investigation into bribery charges against Senator Liromer of Illinois will be conducted during the recess. No report will be issued until next December.
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Pocatello Faces Sewerage Decision and Jensen Creamery Threats
The city debates a 164 788 bond issue for a trunk storm and sanitary sewer system advocated by City Engineer Samms and health officials. Jensen Creamery may close due to lack of sewerage, threatening jobs and trade in the Gate City amid pending federal building funds.
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New York
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