Talks of square deal in foreign policy at New York dinner
At the New York Press Club dinner in the Hotel Astor Roosevelt urged governing private conduct toward nations on a square-deal basis while avoiding brandishing the Big Stick. He urged polite, fair talk and restraint in public life and press coverage, stressing mutual respect and a strong navy. The German ambassador spoke on Franco-German understanding and proposed an exchange of university professors.
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Lincoln Banquet Observes Memorial in Baltimore
The Young Men's Republican Club held a Lincoln memorial banquet at Hotel Rennett with about 110 guests. Col Frank J Supplee presided, speakers from Washington included Rep John W Graff and Thomas F Kyle, plus Rep Frank Wachter, Charles R Schirm, and Mayor E Clay Timanus. A regret letter from the late Joseph H Manier was read.
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Joseph H Manier
Licensed to Marry In Havana And Baltimore Couples
A list of bridegrooms and brides connected to Baltimore Havana and Wilmington pending marriages. Names include Charles F Henkle Bile Van Evra James H Nelson Maggie Wurray Kiank R Townsend Eleanora Anealvish Walter Hess Edna Lare George Harris Josephine Lawson and others. The notice references multiple residences and associated officials.
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Lincoln Birthday Address on Race Unity and Duty
A 1904 speech urges steadfast devotion to elemental justice for all races, condemns crime and laziness as harms to Black progress, and calls white Southerners to support Black uplift with equal rights and opportunities. It lauds Lincoln and inclusive national duty, urging cross-racial cooperation while preserving civil equality and social boundaries.
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Lincoln and Roosevelts echo at Press Club banquet
The article recalls speeches at the Press Club banquet where Senators Dolliver and others praised Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt. It notes a wave of applause for the President, remarks on national unity, and references to the Square Deal and faith in Americans nationwide.
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Roosevelt Hailed by Large New Jersey New York Crowd
President Roosevelt received an enthusiastic welcome in Jersey City and New York as he traveled from Washington. A crowd gathered at ferry houses and Pennsylvanian shed. police guarded the route to the Republican Club on West Fortieth Street. The reception at the club drew about 900 people before a Lincoln dinner at the Waldorf.
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The Ada mirable Crichton at National Theater delights audience
Review praises The admirable Crichton a free burst of imagination mixing sentiment and farce. William Gillette as Crichton delivers impassive authority while Sybil Carlisle shines as Lady Mary. Other cast members Kate Meek and Quin ton McPherson cited for strong work. Crowd applauds.
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Kidney Health Boost with Swamp Root Remedy
An advertisement extols Dr Silmers Swamp Root as a premier kidney and urinary tract remedy. It claims weak kidneys cause widespread health issues and that Swamp Root safely restores kidney function, with testimonials and an offer for free samples and literature.
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Kernans Lyceum Theater Burlesques Attract Large Audience
The Moomague Maid burlesque acts Lid Bits and Chili Sauce fail to impress but feature one of the season’s finest costumed choruses. Nellie Sylvester and Cartie Etter delivered popular songs, while Ford and Dat West Burns and Mills the Thespian and the Celt Wilson Trio and VineBarns jugglers provided variety. Standing room only marked both performances.
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Death notices of prominent figures across cities 1903
Newark reports the death of former Princeton art history professor and editor William Cowper Prime at his Tus home. Chicago notes fire insurance expert Thomas A Bowden dead from uraemic poisoning, born in Massachusetts. Berlin records opera singer Fanny Moran Gide passing in a sanitarium, daughter of a physician to a Nordic Grand Duke. Binghamton reports James Manning Bronson, editor of the Binghamton Press, died from pallareidanaalo.
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Unclear historical item from late 19th century report
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Janesville Wie Tech and ages around ninety three or eleven, with names Senn Pris illt Ald and reference to Chicago and Austra. Readable facts are sparse. no clear event, date, or structured outcome can be confirmed from the fragment.
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