Roosevelt Speaks on Peace as Carnegie Foundation Builds
President Roosevelt delivers a pacifist address praising peaceful settlement of disputes among nations. Secretary Root and Andrew Carnegie join the ceremony, which marks the cornerstone laying for the Building of the American Republics, funded by Carnegie and other republics on public land in May 1908.
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Sarsaparilla Health Claim for Hood’s Blood Medicine
Vintage advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that improves health in hot weather. Claims include removing pimples and boils and boosting the system, sold as liquid or chocolate-coated Sargatabs, 100 doses for one dollar from C I Hood Co, Lowell Massachusetts.
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Long parade honors retiring adjutant general Brett
A dress parade on the White House Ellipse honored Maj Lloyd M Brett retiring after four and a half years as adjutant general. Officers presented a silver chest of 162 pieces, enlisted men gave a cut glass punch bowl and glasses, and Company G First Regiment sent a saber. Brig Gen Harries led the review as Maj Brett received the gifts amid cheers from about ten thousand spectators.
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Wait Protects Chanler Testimony in New York Case
The United States Circuit Court ruled that John Armstrong Chanler may safely come to New York to testify against Thomas Sherman guardian of Chanler's estate valued at $1,000,000 without risk of return to Bloomingdale Asylum. Chanler, then residing in Virginia, had escaped the asylum years earlier and was later deemed of sound mind there. The New York State courts still consider him insane.
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Hippopotamus Runaway Triggers City Parade Chaos
A hippopotamus in a circus wagon frightened during a Cleveland parade on Scranton road caused a runaway. The wagon dashed through the street, panicked crowds scattered, and two horses pulling the wagon were crushed to death before handlers restrained the animal.
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Swindle Case Ties Firm to Missing 28000 Notes
A Washington Post report from New York describes the arrest of Charles Brun finser and Barry in a complex paper swindle. They allegedly exchanged 108000 in notes for a hall room, targeting Sherman O Le cutlery manufacturers.iju
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