Roosevelt resumes Outlook editorship and attends family events
Senator Lodge hosts Sunday guest Mr Roosevelt who resumes editorship of Outlook and will attend his son's marriage today. Theodore Roosevelt and family ride to church with Mrs Roosevelt, Miss Alexander, and Theodore Jr. in one car. After service, Mr Roosevelt returns home with Ethel, Isabel Hagner, Mrs Roosevelt's secretary, and Archie in the following car.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Hr. A. Alexander
Alexander
Theodore Jr
Quentin
Ethel Roosevelt
Isabel S Hagner
Roosevelt Replies to Mayor Gaynor in Address of Gratitude
Col Roosevelt thanks Mayor Gaynor and the committee for the welcome home after 16 months abroad. He praises the American people, speaks of pride and humility, and commits to aiding the nation’s tasks to lift its destiny and fulfill public duties as president.
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America
United States
Col
Roosevelt
Gaynor
Roosevelt to keep private life. outlines bi weekly chats at Outlook
Oyster Bay reports Col Roosevelt will limit press access to bi weekly chats at the Outlook as he edits the publication in person. He declines to discuss his African trip or personal plans while greeting visitors on his veranda including Lodge and Meyer, and notes his life will be private this summer.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Col. Roosevelt
Outlook
Senator Lodge
Sagamore Hill
Navy
Meyer
Outlook Office
Illinois men prize orators at Valparaiso contest
At the national oratorical contest of the Intercollegiate Prohibition association at Valparaiso university auditorium Lauren E. Elam of Greenville Illinois won first honors and $100 in gold. Lewis Sims of Winfield Kansas took second honors and $50 in gold, with E G Dade of Evanston Illinois third. Oliver W Stewart of Chicago Samuel Dickie of Albion Michigan and Seaborn Wright of Rome Georgia delivered addresses.
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Ind
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
Valparaiso University
Lauren E. Elam
Greenville
Lewis Sims
Winfield
Kan
E. G. Dade
Evanston
Lir
Oliver W. Stewart
Chicago
Samuel Dickie
Albion
Mich
Seaborn Wright
Rome
Storm wrecks crane at Brooklyn navy yard
Two telegrams from the Brooklyn navy yard caused a misinterpretation about a wreck. Initially men believed the battleship Florida was damaged in Saturday’s storm but it was the floating crane Hercules that suffered partial wreckage. The damage to the crane is estimated at $100,000 and will be repaired immediately.
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New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Department
Washington
Florida
Col Roosevelt Receives Greatest Reception Ever Given
Col Roosevelt receives the greatest reception in U.S. citizen history as crowds greet him with cheers and applause, signaling strong public support for his leadership and vision. The event underscores widespread enthusiasm and marks a notable moment in the era.
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U. 8
Citizen
Small Boy Shoots Brother in Michigan Woods
Elihu Cooley, 12, was shot in the right thigh by his 9 year old brother Arthur in Flist Michigan. The revolver went off while they practiced shooting at a tree. Elihu is expected to recover but may be crippled for life. The boys had taken revolvers from home without the mother’s knowledge.
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Flist
Mich
Elihu Cooley
Melvin Cooley
West Tenth Street
Arthur Cooley
Bath request at hotel clerk sparks tense exchange
A traveler asks at the hotel counter, Can I take a bath here? The clerk angrily replies no, directing the man to a room. Lipptincott's records the brief, sharp moment in a hotel lobby.
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Ccounter
Adignant
Lipptincott's
Postal Savings Bank Bill To Pass In Congress
Washington, June 20. Congress plans adjournment soon as House and Senate work to clear bills. The postal savings bank measure, passed by the House, is expected to be named by the Senate today, with other items like the conservation bill advancing. Members anticipate end of week Pullman reservations as they rush to return home.
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Senate
House
Pax 1 Savings Bank
Paien
Chicago Markets Detail Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices 1910
Chicago market report for June 20 1910 shows hog receipts about 20000 with prices 9 15 to 9 75, cattle about 2000 steady to higher, and sheep 10 to 15 higher. Washington market prices listed for corn oats hay straw and poultry products. closing prices show hogs weak to 5 lower and cattle best steady with others weak.
One Dead Four Suffering In Saginaw Poisoning
Virginia Meyer aged 12 dies after ptomaine poisoning linked to eggnog at 438 South Twelfth Street. Mrs Meyer and three children Gertrude Leo and Katherine are ill with four doctors attending. Mother improving and Katherine out of danger with Leo and Gertrude still precarious.
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Saginaw
Mich
Virginia
Theodore Meyer
South Twiefth Street
Gertrude
Leo
Katherine
Senator Lorimer to Testify as Senate Acts on Bills
The Senate plans action on proposed legislation amid public pressure for campaign publicity rules. House and Senate leaders aim to push the measures, including the postal bill and sundry civil bill, with several conference talks at the White House. Adjournment appears near as public buildings legislation moves forward.
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Senate
House
Walt
Torre
White House
Senay
Massachusetts
Carter i &, Tea
Detectives Find New Witness in Lorimer Bribery Case
Detectives say a new witness, located by two Chicago investigators, was in Attorney Broderick's room when Senator Holtenan received a 2500 payment for votes. The Springfield grand jury pauses as Browne and Lorimer face possible subpoenas and additional state officers may testify.
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Carcago
United States
William Lorimer
Lee Browne
Tris
Lorimer
Browne
Tae Jers
Ashland
W. 8. Forrest
Charles A. White
Holetian
Springfield
Cook County
Russell
Chicago
Deneen
Weather Outlook for Illinois and Indiana
Fair and warm conditions continue in Illinois and Indiana today and tomorrow with mild temperatures and light winds. No significant precipitation expected as high pressure dominates the region through the period.
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Illinois
Indiana
Justice W I Moody Contemplates Retirement From Supreme Court
Justice W I Moody, a member of the United States Supreme Court, is reported to be considering retirement. The development prompts discussion of potential succession and impacts on judicial leadership.
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United States Supreme Court
Baseball Catcher Moran Dies After Bat Injury
Charles E. Moran aged 23 a baseball catcher died from injuries sustained during a game. He was struck in the side by a bat while catching and died during surgery. The incident occurred in Laporte Indiana on June 20.
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Bat
Laporte
Ind
Charles E. Moran
Moran
Carpenter Falls Twenty Eight Feet at Monon Trestle
Bedford Ind June 20 William Spaulding a bridge carpenter residing in Bedford fell twenty eight feet from the 4 Monon trestle while at work lost consciousness with multiple fractures and brain injury and will probably die authorities said he was removed to a hospital in an unconscious condition with severe injuries.
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Bedford
Ind
William Spaulding
Senate Ordered Full Inquiry Into Lorimer Bribery Charges
Washington June 20. A full investigation of bribery charges against Senator Lorimer of Illinois in connection with his election was decided upon by the Senate committee on privileges and elections. The inquiry will run during recess and no report will be made before next December.
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Washington
Lorimer of
State Fair Adds Aerial and Auto Attractions
Springfield Alabama June 20 managers of the Tri State Fair announce contracts with Wright Bros for forenoon and afternoon flights daily Oct 1-7 and Barney Oldfield auto racing team for the same days all day one day as Automobile Day. The fair remains a leading United States attraction.
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Springfield
Adv
Wright Bros
Barney Oldfield
Maos
United States
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