Plan Georgia Day Program With Roosevelt Visit
Elaborate plans for President Roosevelt to attend Georgia Day at the Jamestown Exposition on June 16. He will leave Washington Mayflower June 5, review a 10,000-strong parade, and receive a $10,000 silver service on the battleship Georgia. Ambassadors Jusserand and des Planches may attend, with press accommodations arranged for the event.
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Potomac
Georgia
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Georgia Commission
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Roswell
Jusserand
France
Mayor Des Planches
Italy
Metcalf
Meyer
Hampton Roads
Gov. Terrell
Washington
Aul Boss
National Editorial Association
Jamestown
Georgia Day
Rea Submits Plan for World’s Longest Steel Bridge
Plans for the East River bridge of the New York Connecting Railroad were submitted for approval. The three mile viaduct over Hell Gate will be the longest and heaviest steel bridge, using eighty thousand tons of steel and four tracks. Gustav Lindenthal designed it with Henry Hornbostel as consulting architect.
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East River
Boston
Philadelphia
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Washington
Palm Beach
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Chicago
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Henry Hornbostel
Silences at Annapolis sparks hazing row at academy
At the U S Naval Academy a week ago, Capt George P Colvocorte sses berated cadet officers as cow ardly and unofficerlike for silencing Lieut Charles B McVay amid a premeditated hazing episode. First battalion cadets were restricted to the grounds after the incident.
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Naval Academy
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Department of Disapline
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Corps of Midshipmen
West Point
McVay
Midshipmen
William F. Fullam
Fullam
Charles .B. Coolahan
Coplahan
Lieut. McVay
Bear cubs for White House visit
Three eleven week old bear cubs arrived in Chicago en route to Washington to visit President Roosevelt at the White House. Chaperone Haney of the Colorado Midland Railroad accompanies the cubs, known as the "Teddys," who were captured near a railroad camp site by Jake Borah, who guided Roosevelt during a Colorado hunting trip.
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Washington Post
Chicago
White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Ce Haney
Colorado Midland Railroad
Jake Borah
Monument to Gen John B Gordon Unveiled in Atlanta
The bronze equestrian statue of Confederate commander Gen John B Gordon was revealed at the Georgia State Capitol grounds with a large public ceremony. Gov J M Terrell accepted the monument for Georgia as a parade and military units contributed to the event.
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Gov. Terrell
State of Georgia
Atlanta
John B. Gordon
Seventeenth Infantry
United States Army
Georgia
John B. Gorton
State Capitol
Gordon
Thie
Spottsylvania
Vermont
Gen
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