Roosevelts Dixie Tour Starts From Ashland to Richmond
The special train carrying President Roosevelt and party departs from Pennsylvania Station at 8 30 am for a lengthy South tour through Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia Tennessee Florida Alabama Mississippi Arkansas and Louisiana with stops at about two dozen cities. Itinerary highlights include Ashland and Richmond stops with Capitol Square address and luncheon, then Raleigh Greensboro Atlanta Jacksonville and New Orleans among others. Speeches will cover rate legislation nationalization of insurance and the third term, shaping the president's final message before Congress.
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Banquet honors Royal Order of Scotland at New Willard
The Royal Order of Scotland held its annual banquet at the New Willard with Prov. Grand Master James D. Richardson and William Homan of New York leading a ceremony reminiscent of the Highlands. The hall featured autumn boughs and chrysanthemums, a plaid bonnet presentation, and 48 souvenirs. James Richardson welcomed guests and noted the two degrees conferred the night before, while Sir William Homan honored Henry L. Palmer on his eighty sixth birthday. The event closed with Auld Lang Syne, thanks to Sir Allison Nailor Jr. and a guest list spanning many cities and states.
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Time Table of Presidents Tour Through the South
A newspaper listing outlines the presidents tour schedule across southern states. It records cities such as Ashland Richmond Raleigh Durham Greensboro High Point Salisbury Charlotte Atlanta Jacksonville St Augustine Mobile Tuskegee Montgomery Birmingham Little Rock New Orleans with varied departure times and daily progress indications, reflecting a presidential itinerary in October.
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Little Rock
New Orleans
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President plans return voyage with guarded safety and luxury
Elaborate precautions mark the trip home for the President. The armored cruiser West Virginia will bring him back, with the Colorado and the Pennsylvania as escorts. Shipboard arrangements include mosquito screening, fumigation, and renovated admiral’s quarters for comfort and safety.
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Elaborate Richmond Reception Planned for President
Richmond cadets from Virginia Military Institute will wear full dress uniforms for the President's escort while recruits wear full uniforms. A Washington caterer arrives with fifty white waiters to serve luncheon at the Masonic Temple for 300 citizens and the President. Sixteen people will dine at the President's table. a press table is reserved. Confederate veterans may participate as an honor guard in gray.
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Virginia Military Institute Cadets to Parade for Roosevelt
About 300 cadets from the Virginia Military Institute under Col L H Strother left at 10 pm on a special C and O train for Richmond to join a parade honoring President Roosevelt. The detachment includes tactical officers and the band, with Gen Shipp, the superintendent, also traveling to the capital.
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Glenn Speaks Welcome at North Carolina State Fair
Gov Glenn opens the North Carolina State fair in Raleigh and praises a presidential visit as historic. He urges cordial reception, urges men to lay aside prejudice, and calls all attendees true North Carolina gentlemen while welcoming the ruler of the greatest nation.
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Roosevelt Photograph Use Sparks Cigar Trade Protest
New York October report notes that one in every five twenty five pound tobacco cases bears Roosevelt’s photo while others show King Edward the Mikado William and the Czar. W Diffrey of the Cigar Dealers Association protests as secretary Loeb says the matter will be taken up with the company. Roosevelt receives a Civil War carved historical cane and expresses pleasure at the gift. Suave Money on New Hoga auction details follow.
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Scottish Rite Laws Propose Amendments Hit Washington Interests
The Southern Jurisdiction Supreme Council debated a committee report revising the Scottish Rite constitution and statutes. Changes include restoring the former minimum age, increasing degree fees, new identification cards, and adjustments on citizenship affecting Washington and other jurisdictions.
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Numerous Names Listed in Grand Photo Caption
A long caption lists many individuals with varied locations including Georgia, Washington D C, Baltimore, Detroit and Norfolk. The fragment mentions Dr R J Nunn aged 33 and spouses or accompanying persons, along with several surnames and cities across the United States. The text reads as a credits style roster for a group photograph.
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R. J. Nunn
Georgia
Supreme Council
Southern Jurisdiction
Washington
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Mra
C. M. Abbott
Baltimore
Mad
James Fliott
Mrs. Billott
Hauryville
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Mrk. Prost
D. C
Max Frost
Sante Fe
N. Mi
A. L. Witegerala
Hoteoikb
Mc Rwatt
Eureka
Nev
W. Gardiner
Mra. Gardiner
Laurel
Miss
F. Greenwood
Greenwood
Norfolk
J. D. Gasaaway
Maryland
Graves
Miss Graves
W. F. Gude
D. Cc
Wiliam Homan
New York
G. L. Hassett
Missouri
B.D. Hartwell
Painesville
Ohio
D. M. Hailey
Halleyvillle
D. P. Hickling
Mrs. Hickling
B. G
O. B. Hannan
Cleveland
George Hale
Philadelpia
J. ©. Hughes
Hughes
Roma
N. T. Haller
Haller
Washington, D. C
A. Hawkins
Jady
Richmond
Henninger
Wre Henninger
Reading
Name List from Hartig-Ewing Photo Session
A scanned photo credit lists numerous individuals and couples, mostly Washington D C residents and affiliates, with locations including Boston Philadelphia Dallas and San Francisco. The dense roster names numerous spouses and companions across many states for a group portrait or event.
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Nevada
Grand Chamberlain
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Washington, D. C
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Mra
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Michigan
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Misa
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Sterling Kerr
Kerr
Washington D. C
Kraemer
J. L. Kennedy
Washington, D.C
R. Rambert
Louisiana
W. Limited
North Carolina
J. A. Lacy
Eacy
J. Luta
Kansas
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Lane
Dallas
Tex
T. J. Landergren
Washington
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MacKengale
D.C
J. F. Mayer
Judy
Richmond
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Morrow
Kansas City
A. McKerichar
Washington, & C
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H. B. Mason
Mason
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R. Maris
Philadelphia
George Moore
Montgomery
Ala
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Washington, D
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Iowa
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Weather Conditions From UW Weather Bureau Report
A UW Weather Bureau briefing outlines a Western storm spanning Texas to the Great Lakes with continued rain and local snow across the central U S. A high pressure disturbance in Eastern Oregon and a cold wave threaten the Northwest, while the East and South expect fair weather with temperature shifts. Forecasts predict rain in the Lake region and widespread snow in the Central Rockies, with easterly winds along coasts and cooler temperatures inland.
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