Roosevelt Praises Tuskegee Institute and Its Work
President Roosevelt visits Tuskegee Institute in Alabama for a day of parades and speeches. He lauds Booker T. Washington, the 1,600 students and 61 floats, and emphasizes training in agriculture, mechanics, and house duties as vital for both races. He urges self-help, lawful conduct, and white–black cooperation to advance the South and nation.
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Roosevelt Speaks in Tuskegee Amid Cotton Pageantry
President Roosevelt arrived in Tuskegee at eight nine this morning. The city showcased arches and a platform built from cotton bales valued at thirty thousand dollars. He was greeted by Mayor Lewis and Dr. John Massey among others, escorted by militia to the Alabama College. He addressed local students and children in a Southern scene.
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President rewards Kermit Roosevelt guide with hunting ax
Deadwood S D Oct 24 Bert Tilley who recently acted as guide for Kermit Roosevelt in the Black Hills received from the White House a handsome hunting ax as a present for aiding the President's son. Tilley expects to make the same expedition next summer.
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Governor declines to interfere in Packer prosecution
Gov Pennypacker refused to intervene in the suit by State Dairy and Food Commissioner Warren against William J Hall, Swift & Co agent in Philadelphia, over borax adulterated sausages. Swift and his lawyer asked for withdrawal. case set for Philadelphia trial on November 2.
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Fever Case Turns to Yellow Fever in Havana
Havana reports that a sailor removed from the Ward Line steamer Vigilancia and isolated at a fever hospital today developed yellow fever. The case marks the latest in the ongoing health concerns at the port.
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American Hosiery Co Amplifies World Fair Wins
From the Centennial of 76 in Philadelphia to the St. Louis Exposition the knit underwear and hosiery maker American Hosiery Co has secured first place and nine awards. Their line includes Men's Women's and Children's silk merino balbriggan and natural wool in all weights. Adapted to climates and figures with full ranges from longies to drawers in black blue and red. Wholesale money address 108 110 Franklin Street New York.
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Presidents Montgomery Visit Highlights Cotton and Unity
President Roosevelt’s Montgomery stop blends civic pride with a call to aid cotton growers and bolster the Isthmian Canal project. He lauds education, veterans, and the average citizen while stressing fair treatment in trade and national unity under a reunited Union.
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Average Citizens Must Do Daily Duties to Save Nation
The speaker urges that national strength comes from ordinary people performing daily duties. Duty, self restraint, honesty, and courage in private life build self government. Leaders matter less than the citizen who acts right at home and in public, shaping the nation through consistent, decent conduct.
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Education and duty bind the nation to its youth
A speech recalls the Civil War era and urges education of character in children, stressing that national progress rests on the moral training of the next generation. It laments arrogance among the wealthy and calls for duty to family, neighbor, state, and nation.
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Confederate Veterans Honor Roosevelt at Alabama Visit
Ex governor Johnston presents a Confederate badge to President Roosevelt at the Alabama State Fair. Veterans praise Roosevelt for unity and courage while noting shared American ideals across regions. Roosevelt praises Alabama's progress and stresses fundamental American commonalities before departing for Memphis.
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Duchess of Marlborough Departs After American Visit
The Duchess of Marlborough sailed for Europe aboard the Kron Prinz Wilhelm from New York after a several week stay largely with Long Island relatives. She plans to possibly return in a year and thanked newspapers for favorable coverage while noting she is tired from recent social duties and misses her children.
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Magnates Waiting for Dinner in Oklahoma Tour
Special to nme Wennangtonkom Nowata Oklahoma October 24 Standard Oil magnates led by H J Rogera arrived from Coffeyville for a forty mile drive and dinner at Allane The dining room was full of workers who refused to yield seats to their superiors leaving the executive party to wait outside in the yard for forty five minutes Boxers paced while hunger grew the night ended with Rogera eating alone from a chicken potpie amid jeers and hunger.
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