President Roosevelt Hearkening Southern Honor at Richmond Luncheon
In Richmond a luncheon for President Roosevelt ran late due to long remarks and enthusiastic applause. He delivered a distinctly Southern, heart to heart address honoring Stonewall Jackson and Lee, praised by the crowd as they cheered and waved napkins.
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Pride of Confederacy echoes through an interrupted lunch feast
The passage recalls ancestral allegiance to the blue and the gray amid a Civil War era frame. It notes prolonged groaning from taxi belts and humor about a governor’s lunch as the President finally finishes and goes for a city drive after the scheduled feast.
Roosevelt Makes Southern Stop at Fredericksburg
President Roosevelt begins his Southern tour with a brief greeting to about 200 people at Fredericksburg Virginia station. He praises the Old Dominion and says he will have spoken in every state during his term, noting Americans share common decency and should know one another.
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Roosevelts Ashland stop honors Henry Clay and Patrick Henry
President Roosevelt spoke at Randolph-Macon Academy in Ashland Virginia praising the republics need for educated citizens. He stressed self government relies on moral and intellectual training and received a floral gift inscribed Our President. A lover of the strenuous Life and of fair play and a maker of place.
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Raleigh Plans Change for Governor's Ceremonies
Special to The Washington Post Raleigh N C Oct 18 due to Gov Glenn's brother's death the council of state moved all executive mansion ceremonies to the senate chamber President Roosevelt will breakfast on his train not at the mansion which is closed the governor and family have gone to Greensboro with Gen Glenn's body the capitol closed crepe on doors Lieut Gov Winston told to come stay act for the governor and accompany the President through North Carolina Roosevelt notified of change Winston arrived President will reach union station at 9am and be escorted to the capitol to receive the Patterson loving cup at 10am proceed to the fair grounds two miles away with officials veterans guards cadets and civic groups
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Coffee Neuralgia Ends After Switching to Postum
A woman describes nervous prostration caused by coffee and relief after switching to Postum Food Coffee. She states eight months of improved health, no headaches, and return of energy, noting a list of friends who can vouch for her recovery and a ten day trial claim.
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Roosevelts Richmond Address Highlights Unity and Duty
President Roosevelt speaks in Capitol Square Richmond praising Civil War veterans and national unity. He urges Americans to honor past deeds, confront future challenges, and pursue justice, equality, and responsible leadership at home and abroad.
Roosevelt Special Train Leaves Philadelphia Station
President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt depart Philadelphia at 8 30 am aboard a four-vestibuled special bound for the Southern States. The party includes Secretary Loeb Surgeon General Rixey and several officials. a crowd of over 500 gathers to see them off, with French Ambassador Jusserand present.
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Roosevelt Visits Richmond as Civil War Echoes Resurface
President Theodore Roosevelt visits Virginia with ceremonies under Lee statues and Confederate veterans. He commends both North and South, urges unity, and praises Virginia’s role in honoring Civil War memories, while addressing veterans and meeting schoolchildren amid large crowds.
Reception for Mrs Roosevelt At the Executive Mansion
Mrs Roosevelt attended a grand reception hosted by Mrs Montague at the Executive Mansion in Richmond. Hundreds of society figures from the city gathered as flags draped the front, and the event featured formal gowns, orchids, and an orchestra, with Mrs Roosevelt greeting guests and later touring the city by carriage.
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Public Buildings and Architecture Influence
Robert Craik McLean of Cress, Minn commends Arthur W. Hodgkins article on City’s Architecture in The Fest. He argues such pieces by leading papers drive better government design and private action, noting the long battle to improve federal architecture and the shift away from influence by real estate lobbies toward merit and reform.
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