Roosevelt Keeps Vigorous Return as Crowds Cheer
Col Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Washington amid riotous applause and bustling activity. He plans discussions with Progressive leaders on foreign policy and internal affairs while stressing science over politics. Roosevelt meets President and Smithsonian trophies during a nine hour visit marked by impromptu receptions and his trademark “Bully” and “By George” cheers.
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Battle to Stay Promises to Work for His Party
Fifteen representatives and a senator hear his pledge as he promises to stay active and address party needs. The message stresses commitment to the group and a call to members to support unified efforts.
Colonel lauds Progressive allies in Congress during visit
The colonel, still a Progressive, praised Progressive senators and representatives in Congress for their steadfastness under trying circumstances. He recalled their dedication, vowed to campaign with effort, and urged the group in the Munsey Building to continue backing the cause, citing Lincoln-era resolve as a standard.
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Roosevelt recounts River of Doubt expedition in Brazil
Theodore Roosevelt thanks the Brazilian government and Col. Rondon in a lecture to the Geographical Society. He details the 48 day, perilous river expedition through Matte Grosso, noting mutiny, murder, and attacks by Indians, and mapping a 1500 kilometer river from near the 118th to north of the 8th degree. He credits the Brazilian telegraphic commission and Rondon’s team for foundational work and pays tribute to collaborators.
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Mediation Reaches Agreement on Mexico Pacification Plan
Substantial agreement on main points of mediation between American and Mexican delegates signals progress toward pacification of Mexico. Discussions cover provisional government plans, personnel considerations, and potential U S recognition of Huerta era legislation as Villa and Carranza maneuver for leadership in Mexico City.
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Ovation Welcomes Col Roosevelt at Convention Hall
A crowded Convention Hall rose in a thunderous ovation as Col Theodore Roosevelt entered. Thousands packed the aisles and stairways, forcing handshakes along the way while Roosevelt spoke of his South American explorations and the crowd pressed to catch a glimpse.
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Roosevelt Address Sparks Political Fight Over Presidency
The issue highlights a confrontation around former President Roosevelt and a push to repeal unduly slow reforms. Mediation talks and U.S. lines are mentioned as mediators seek an unsound policy repeal. Lawmakers reach agreement on a trust bill amid Roosevelts influence on the House and local society figures rally for hospital aid.
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Huerta Fled Mexico City as Rumors Fly of Asylum
A Vera Cruz dispatch says General Victoriano Huerta left Mexico City at 1 AM and heads toward Puerto Mexico. German cruiser Dresden and steamship Ypiranga reportedly sailed from Vera Cruz toward Pastro Mexico, fueling claims Germany will offer Huerta asylum. Reports note Mexican officials and Huerta loyalists rushing to flee, with anticipation of rebels’ advance and peripatetic exile.
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Dog Finds Master’s Grave After Years on Isle Sayville
Tot the dog, kept chained after his master George Brown’s death in Great South Bay, wandered free and repeatedly located his grave at St Ann’s Cemetery in Sayville, lying by the tomb each time until returned to his kennel. The aged pet’s habit began at the funeral and continues to mark his loyalty to the grave of George Brown.
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Dog reveals death of Fote in North Bay drowning
Ontario report details a dog leading to the discovery of a drowning incident that claimed a family. The dog reportedly followed the scene to the beach where three bodies were found, identified as Mira Arthur and two others amid a tragic accident.
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Senate Debates Canal Toll Exemption Amid Repeal Push
Senators clash over repealing the canal toll exemption as Weeks Lane pledge Friday talks. Utah's Sutherland introduces arbitration plan with Britain. Chamberlain proposes Great Lakes toll bill linking to Panama policy. Derby adjournment over Decoration Day fuels delay.
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