Roosevelt Fourth of July in New York Parade Plans
Roosevelt to land on Pier A at 11 am for a Water Parade through New York Harbor. Weather worries decorations along Broadway and Fifth Avenue as 50 000 men expected in the land parade ending at Battery Park with speeches by Mayor Gaynor and Roosevelt in Battery Park.
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New York
Col. Roosevelt
Manhattan Island
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Warwood
Taffard
Hughes
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Gaynor
Dolphin
South Carolina
Smith, Reid
Flusser
Lamson
Preston
Colonel
Dalzels
G. A. White
Albany
Republican Club of
Commodore
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Nassau
Mr. Roosevelt
Nassau County
Joseph Peene Jr
Ben Franklin
Matteawan
Montauk
Mount Desert
Clifton Forge
Fred R. Dalzell
Timothy DP. Sullivan
Bay
North River
Fifty-Ninth Street
Battery
Pier A
Battery Park
Roe
Roosevelt
Fourth Street
Washington Square
Fourteenth Street
Roosevelt Arrival Route Through Madison Square Detailed
Captain Hans Ruser, chief officer of the vessel that brought Colonel Roosevelt home, will pass through Madison Square at 12 45 a m. He will leave his escort at 1 20 a m when Roosevelt reaches Fifty Ninth Street and Fifth Avenue. A train is planned about 4 p m to Oyster Bay. Roosevelt returns to New York Monday for his son's wedding to Miss Alexander and has accepted a Rough Riders lunch invitation at the Harvard Club on Thursday afternoon.
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Madison Square
Fifty-Ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Oyster Bay
New York
Alexander
The
Rough Riders
Harvard Club
Fight Promoter Texas Rickard Agrees to Court Order
Tex Rickard, promoter of boxing events in Frisco, agrees to abide by a court order as wild animals were roaming at large in the area.
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Frisco
Circus Train Wreck Near Ebensburg Pa Spooks Residents
A Prank A Robbins circus train wreck near Ebensburg Pennsylvania releases several wild animals including two lions a leopard an elephant and a hyena and ibex. Many workers are injured some taken to Altoona hospitals while farmers search the surrounding countryside for the escaped beasts. The wreck occurred on a bridge over a gully as the train descended a steep grade causing several wagons to overturn.
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Ebensburg
A. Robbins Circus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Dickinson Starts Trip to Attend Military Tournament and Abroad Tour
Secretary of War Dickinson will sail from San Francisco on June 28 for the Philippines, Honolulu, and Japan, with five days in Yokohama and five weeks in the islands. He and his party will later tour Nashville, Chicago, Manila, Hong Kong, Peking, and Moscow before returning to New York by mid-October.
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Washington
Dickinson
San Francisco
Philippines
Honolulu
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Yokohama
Philippine Islands
Clarence R. Edwards
Larz Anderson
Nashville
Tenn
Chicago
Manila
Honeykong
Peking
Moscow
Warsaw
France
Cherbourg
New York
Brookings Sets Mark in Wright Biplane Flight
Arch Hoxsey narrowly escapes death during airship exhibition in Indianapolis as Brookings attempts to beat his altitude record. Reported height reached 5,000 feet before a later correction shows 3,700 feet. He remained aloft 52 minutes, the meet record, amid intense crowd reactions. His Wright biplane suffered a motor failure earlier causing a steep descent.
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Indianapolis
Brookings
Arch Hoxsey
Brookings Sets World Record in Short Turns Exhibition
An ambulance rushed to the scene as he fell but his motorcycle revival saved him. Brookings delivered a thrilling display of short turns then halted near the south turn and tipped the machine upright at 100 feet altitude. Official timekeeper A P Warner announced six and two fifths seconds as a world record for short turns.
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Brookings
A. P. Warner
Cuban Monte Carlo proposal backed by Havana panel
A Havana committee of the house of representatives has favorably reported a bill granting a concession for a Cuban Monte Carlo offering racing bullfights and gambling. The property would revert to the state after thirty years.
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Havana
House of Representatives
American Bridge Company closes steel contract for large bridge
The American Bridge Company has closed a contract to supply 10 000 tons of structural steel for the construction of the Canadian Pacific railroad bridge over the St Lawrence river in Pittsburg dated June 17.
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Pittsburg
American Bridge Company
Canadian Pacific Railroad
St. Lawrence River
Desk Lincoln signed emancipation proclamation donated
Daniel Morgan former treasurer of the United States presents the desk used by Lincoln to sign the emancipation proclamation to the Connecticut state library in Hartford dated June 17.
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Hartford
Conn
Daniel Morgan
United States
Connecticut State Library
Lincoln
New League Formed Promoting American Social Justice
The In dividual and Social Justice League of America forms in New York with Rev Dr John Wesley Hill as president and Arch bishop John Ireland as first vice president. Thomas R Slicer leads the literary bureau to counter socialist aims and defend American institutions, law, family, and fair labor. Members include Archbishop W O O Connell Bishop Earl Cranston Bishop Henry White Warren Bishop W F Mallalleu James H Darlington Rabbi Samuel Schulman Albert Edwin Smith Charles Thwing Julian Heath Thomas MacMillan W G Lee John M Stahl.
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New York
John Wesley Hill
Metropolitan Temple
Individual and Social Justice League of America
America
W. O. O'Connell
Boston
Earl Cranston
Washington
Henry White Warren
Denver
W. F. Mallalleu
Auburndale
Mass
James H.darlington
Harrisburg
Samuel Schulman
Temple Beth-El
Albert Edwin Smith
Ohio Northern University
Charles Thwing
Western Reserve University
Julian Heath
National
League For the Civile Education of Women
Thomas (. MacMillan
United States District Court
Chicago
W. G. Lee
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railroad
John M. Stahl
Farmers’ Natonal
Peanut candy kills baby in Chicago throat incident
A peanut candy lodged in the throat of Harry Meyerovitz Jr aged nineteen months at 1632 Spalding Avenue Chicago causing his death.
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Chicago
Harry Meyerovitz Jr
Spalding Avenue
Chicago Markets Hogs Cattle Sheep And Prices June 17 1910
Market notes show hog receipts estimated at 1800 yesterday left 4279 with light hogs and mixed packers trading between 9 30 and 9 55. Cattle at 3000 strong and sheep at 10000 weak with hogs overall down 10 to 15 cents. Washington City prices listed for staples including corn oats hay and flour with varied rates per load and per sack.
Market Cattle Receipts and Prices by Class
Estimated receipts show 2500 markets with strong beeves priced 5 65 to 8 70. Cows and heifers 2 75 to 6 90, Texas steers 5 25 to 7 15, stockers and feeders 3 90 to 6 40, western cattle 5 40 to 7 60.
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Texas
Market Report Cattle and Sheep Prices Mixed
Market steady to weak across segments with cattle steady to strong and sheep steady. Bulk trades 9 20 to 9 45, light 9 30 to 9 40, heavy shipping grades 9 10 to 9 45, rough 9 10 to 9 20, and bulk near 15 to 20 lower than yesterday's average.
Grain firm notices furnished by Chicago address
Furnished by Beach Wickham Grain Co with postal telegraph bidg Chicago.
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Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Consign Your Live Stock to U. & Yards Chicago
Notice directs consignors to present live stock to the commission merchant at U. & Yards Chicago Illinois Rooms 27 29 Main Floor Exchange for sale and handling.
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U. &. Yards
Chicago
Illinois
Cartridge Explosion Fatal in Union City
Union City Indiana report of a lethal cartridge accident. Hugh Bickel age 15 attempted to extract a bullet from a 32 caliber cartridge with a penknife when the cartridge exploded. The bullet penetrated his breast and he died within five minutes.
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Union City
Ind
Hugh Bickel
Crank at White House Seeks Taft Intervention
A six foot tall man with dark hair and a heavy mustache demanded to see President Taft at the White House and claimed he was persecuted. James Stricklin of Cumberland Maryland was taken into custody and held for observation as to his sanity after being found armed.
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Washington
Taft
Marrietta
White House
Executive Mansion
James Stricklin
Cumberland
Keliher Found Guilty in Cambridge Bank Wreck Case
The jury returns a guilty verdict against William J. Keliher in a U S court trial over abetting George W. Coleman in wrecking the Cambridge bank Coleman confessed stealing over 200000 dollars from the bank much of which he lost in fake fare games The charge says Keliher joined others in a gambling frame up to lure the clerk who earned 12 dollars a week
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Boston
United States
William J. Keliher
George W. Coleman
Cambridge
Coleman
Kelcher
Unknown man found drowned in shallow rain pool
Police in Philadelphia report a well dressed male body found face down in a rain pool about three inches deep by Frankford officers. With no ID on the clothing, investigators believe the man lost consciousness and drowned in the shallow water.
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Philadelphia
Frankford
No Rules Fight Settled In Washington Session
Washington reports an agreement to grant amendments sought by Insurgents and Democrats. The plan allows the House by majority vote to remove a bill from committee after a set time and place it on the appropriate calendar for action at the proper time.
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Washington
House
World Fairs Strike A Snag In Funding Drive
Washington and San Francisco face a checkpoint as both seek to raise 7,990,000 dollars for their world expositions. The House Committee on Foreign Affairs bars foreign participation until the funds are secured, delaying completion of the Panama celebrationexpo plans.
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Washington, Jape
Francisco
New Orleans
Panama
House Committee On Foreign
San Francisco
Airship Line Proposed From Newport To Narrangan
Newport June 17 An airship line between Newport and Narrangan settlement is contemplated for this summer Plans claim the dirigible train company Zodiac Dirigible Airship poised to complete a passenger service for the season with stations at Newport and the Pier F aerodromes and a line to be built Joseph H York of Zodiac says the service will operate this summer
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Newport
R. L
Narrangansett Plier
Joseph H. York
Zodiac Dirigible Airship Company
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Hans Ruser
McCutcheon
Chicago Tribune
Lee
Tex Rickard
Ebensburg, Pa
Indianapolis Speedway
House Committee
Emancipation Desk
Washington City
Reister & Son
Roosters
Grain Market
John A. Babcock
Boy
Keliher
Cambridge Bank
Nanagansett
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