Roosevelt in Little Rock Denounces Lynch Law in Democratic Welcome
President Roosevelt spent hours in Little Rock amid enthusiastic crowds. Gov Jeff Davis welcomed him at City Park where he denounced lynching, praised Arkansas women, and stressed decency and public honor. The visit included a Fort Roots inspection, a luncheon at Albert Pike and a parting salute as the party rode to Memphis.
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H. Roota
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Albert Pike
Rock Island
Memphis
Jefferson Davis
Big Rock
United States
James H Berry
James P Clarke
W . Lenon
George W Rogers
Little
Thirteenth United States Infantry
A C Sherne
Guard of Honor
Col A . Fowler
Daniel W Jones
Comrate
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Main Street
Guv Davis
Arkangan
Jacob Thiecker
Walcome
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National Guard
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Albert Pike Cansistory
O'Clark
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Berry and Clarke
Powell Clayton
Mexico
A M. Rose
American Bar Association
Rogers
Board of Trade
Judge Rose
England
Navy
Lieut
Gay Lee
Hook Island
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters in Public Health Narration
Hundreds of sickly people have accepted this advice and are now well and hearty. It is the best remedy before the public, and sincere in cures for dyspepsia indigestion and constipation. It improves appetite and assists female health, according to advertisements and testimonials.
Roosevelt's Train Stops Briefly in Memphis
President Roosevelt reached Memphis late Oct 25 after leaving Little Rock and headed for New Orleans. A cheering crowd gathered at Calhoun street depot prompting a brief improvised speech on good citizenship. Several aides stayed behind, while the President plus Loeb Rixey Mellhenny continued to New Orleans at 3:60 on the Illinois Central.
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Memphis
Tenn
Little Rock
Illinois Central
New Orleans
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Rixey
John H Mellhenny
Illinois Central Railroad
Peter Tracey
Darwin Trial Begins for Murder in Cleveland Case
Alfred H. Darwin faces murder charges in Cleveland Criminal Court over the death of Mrs. Anna Gray of Joliet. The defendant allegedly fled with Gray’s wife from Jeet, pursued to Akron and then Cleveland, where the woman, who repented, was said to have been killed after insisting on returning to her husband. Jury selection occupied the day.
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Ohio
Alfred H. Darwin
Anna Gray
Joliet
Tilden
Darwin
William E. Gray
Jeet
Gray
Akron
Teasy
Free Railroad Pass Offer for Randle Highlands Builders
Free passes for twelve months over the East Washington Heights Railroad with free transfers across the Capital Traction system are offered to all who build houses in Randle Highlands this year. The Highlands lie about twelve minutes from the Capitol, offering a grand view of Winchington City and surrounding areas, as United States Realty Company notes.
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East Washington Heights
Capital Traction
Highlands
Capitol Building
Winchington City
United States Realty
Daleptiane
Main
Reese
Imaps
Prines
Ota
New York City Mayoral Race Amid Tammany Backdrop
A sweeping look at Greater New York politics as three candidates McClellan Ivins and Hearst vie for mayor. The piece outlines Tammany Hall’s power, Jerome’s independent run, and the role of Hearst’s press in shaping a municipal ownership platform amid subway and transit battles and clashes between reformers and party bosses.
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Tilden
Cleveland
Hearst
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California
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Stump
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Hewitt
Hoosevelt
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Fiins
Friends of
Bryan
Murphy
Croker
Kelly
Odell
New York World
Pulitzer
Herald
Bray
Sun
Belmont
Mugwump
Sgins
Parker
the Times
Iby
Mente
Congress
Claudius
Richard Croker
Whitney
Tammany and Finance
Hearst Democrats
Broadway
Municipal League
Vanderbilt Depot
August Belmont
Grover Cleveland
Stetson
Whitney-Ryan-Crimmins Jrata
Morgan
Tobacco Trust
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Jacques van Asteveide
Rapid Transit of
T P. Morgan
Stewart
Carlisle
GATH
Consular Reform Sought by New York Board
The New York Board of Trade and Transportation moved for a national consular reform convention in Washington. A resolution urged proper grading and salaries for consuls, permanency of tenure, and a system to promote from lower to upper grades as vacancies occur. A committee was authorized to discuss convening the convention this winter.
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Newport
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St Petersburg
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Othem
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Street N. BE
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