Roosevelt Praises Tuskegee Institute And Its Students
President Roosevelt visits Tuskegee Institute in Alabama, praised by Booker T. Washington and staff. He commends the white community for support, urges self help, education, and moral conduct among Black and white Americans, and stresses industry, thrift, and civic duty as paths to progress.
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Roosevelt Speaks in Tuskegee Under Cotton Aisles
President Roosevelt arrived in Tuskegee this morning to a city decked in cotton bale arches and bunting. A platform built from thirty thousand dollars of cotton bales hosted his speech to locals, with Mayor O. Lewis and Dr. John Massey among the welcoming party.
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Guide Who Took Kermit Roosevelt Receives Hunting Ax
Deadwood S. D. Oct 24 Bert Tilley who guided Kermit Roosevelt on a Black Hills hunting expedition was presented today at the White House with a handsome hunting ax as thanks for aiding the President's son. He says he expects to repeat the trip next summer.
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Gov Pennypacker Declines Interference in Packer Prosecution
Harrisburg report: Gov. Pennypacker refused to withdraw the case against William J. Hall, alias Swift & Co. agent, for selling boric-acid adulterated sausages. President Swift and lawyer Lowrey asked for dismissal as Warren, the dairy and food commissioner, notes the firm will strive to comply with laws. Trial set in Philadelphia November 2.
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Fever Case on Ward Line Steamer Turns Yellow Fever
In Havana on October 24 a sailor removed from the Ward Line steamer Vigilancia and placed in a fever hospital developed yellow fever. The case confirms the fever outbreak in the city with health officials tracking exposure and containment efforts.
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American Hosiery Co Wins Nine Top Prizes at Exhibits
Centennial of 76 in Philadelphia to the St Louis World Fair praise knit underwear and hosiery. American Hosiery Co claims No Better in the World with Men's Women and Children's silk wool and cotton blends. Adapted to all climates with varied weights and sizes. Retailers everywhere. Wholesale money 108 110 Franklin Street New York.
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Roosevelt Addresses Montgomery crowd on cotton and national unity
President Roosevelt visits Montgomery, praised by Gov. Jelks and local leaders. He emphasized the cotton trade's central role in the nation’s economy, urged fair treatment abroad, and voiced support for education and veterans while stressing that the republic rests on the average citizen’s duty.
Average Citizens Must Do Everyday Duty, Speaker Says
The speaker extols ordinary public virtue over brilliance, urging every private citizen to perform daily duties. He emphasizes self government, self restraint, honesty, and courage as essential to a strong nation, citing Civil War veterans and the national guard as examples of dependable duty at all ranks. He warns that government depends on decent private lives and good family conduct.
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Notable Civil War Echoes on Education and Duty
An editorial recounts wartime values stressing character over intellect and urges focus on moral training for children. It contrasts veterans’ sacrifice with today’s complacency, urging individuals to honor duty to self and nation and to treat others fairly regardless of wealth.
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Confederate Veterans Present Badge to President Roosevelt
Ex Govenor Johnston led Confederate veterans in presenting a badge to President Theodore Roosevelt at the Alabama State Fair. They praised his leadership and praised unity across North and South while recalling Civil War loyalties. The President spoke of American unity and common standards among diverse citizens before heading to Memphis.
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Duchess of Marlborough Bids Farewell After New York Visit
Special to The Washington Post. The Duchess of Marlborough sailed for Europe on the Kron Prinz Wilhelm from New York. She spent weeks in the United States with relatives on Long Island, attended numerous social events, had a minor ear operation, and expressed gratitude for press coverage. She hopes to return in a year, saying the United States remains her home and her heart clings to the Stars and Stripes.
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Magnates wait as oil magnates miss dining seating
Special to nme Wennangtonkom reports H J Rogera led Standard Oil magnates touring the southwest. After arriving from Coffeyville they drove to Cooley Bluff and Allane for dinner where the dining room was full of workers and no seats for the guests. Rogera finally ate alone, sharing a plain plate amid hunger and delay.
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