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This film shows part of the festivities at the Panama-California Exposition, where Theodore Roosevelt reviews the Annapolis Naval Academy’s midshipmen on July 28, 1915. Alongside Roosevelt, stands Governor Dunne of Illinois at his right, and Rear Admiral Fullam, Superintendent of the Academy, at his left.
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1915-07-28
A tattered, but happy, Russian army returns home after the end of the war with Japan. In the background, the rising sun of Japan is visible on the horizon.
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1905-09-20
At center, President Roosevelt shows Uncle Sam and Columbia a large plant with flowers showing the members of his cabinet. The surrounding vignettes show a springtime dance of putti, Alton B. Parker shoveling snow at his home in Esopus, an art gallery, Irishmen marching in the rain on Saint Patrick’s Day, a woman cleaning house by sweeping a dust cloud of policemen out the door, and Roosevelt grafting a branch labeled “Indian School Mission,” with blossom of an unidentified bishop of the Catholic Bureau of Indian Missions, onto the “Interior Dept. Tree.”
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1905-03-15
President Roosevelt, as a Roman emperor, rides in a chariot being pulled by an elephant ridden by George B. Cortelyou. Three captives are tied to the back: William Jennings Bryan, Alton B. Parker, and Populist candidate Thomas Watson. Vice-President Charles W. Fairbanks rides in a smaller chariot with Henry G. Davis as a captive in tow. Next to them Benjamin B. Odell carries a banner labeled “G.O.P.”, except that the “P” has been crossed out and replaced with a “T.” Near Roosevelt’s chariot Secretary of State John Hay bears a standard that says “S.P.Q.R.” (acronym for a Latin phrase which means “The Senate and People of Rome”), except that the “Q” has been crossed out and replaced with a “T.” At the front of the parade, holding the elephant’s trunk, is Speaker of the House Joseph G. Cannon. In the foreground, William H. Taft is carrying a large club. An African American man appears in the lower right foreground.
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1905-03-01
A procession is pictured, led by Secretary of State John Hay cradling the Big Stick, followed by President Theodore Roosevelt and the Republican elephant wearing banners stating “World Power and Empire,” “Rooseveltism,” “High Protection,” “Prosperity,” “Open Door Treasury,” “Good Crops,” “Increased Population,” and “Fine Weather.” Collecting money from the crowd is George B. Cortelyou. Also shown are Republican leaders Elihu Root and Chauncey M. Depew, both of New York; and the journalist and campaign biographer Jacob Riiis; and Secretary Leslie M. Shaw; and plutocrats J. P. Morgan, James J. Hill, and John D. Rockefeller.
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1904-09-21
At the procession for the coronation of Edward VII, King of Great Britain, many of those participating in the pageantry are wearing medieval costume. Caption: Barnum was not the only man who knew that the public likes to be humbugged.
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1902-06-25
Puck rides in a small automobile labeled “1877-1902,” passing a reviewing stand where Uncle Sam and Columbia greet him. The background is filled with the cast of characters from 25 years of cartoons. Caption: Puck passes the 25th yearstone amid the plaudits of his creations.
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1902-03-12
President Roosevelt taking his hat off to a cheering crowd, while riding in a carriage
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1905
Governor of Maryland and his staff marching in the Inaugural Parade
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1905-05-22
United States infantrymen marching in the Inaugural Parade
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1905-08-08
A New York Infantry Regiment marching in the Inaugural Parade in 1905
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1905-11-07
The Inaugural Parade during a halt
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1905-04-06
Naval cadets in procession during the Inaugural Parade in 1905
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1905-04-06
Scattered people with umbrellas marching in the Inaugural Parade
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1905-05-15
The Inaugural Parade as viewed from the top of a building
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1905-05-01
Theodore Roosevelt’s inaugural parade in procession. Spectators in the foreground face the approaching ranks of marchers, including a band, a troop of uniformed men, and others.
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1905-03-27
Theodore Roosevelt’s inaugural parade in procession. In the foreground, spectators face away from the camera and toward the parade, where ranks of uniformed men approach on horseback. The U.S. Capitol building appears in the background.
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1905-05-22
A parade of troops marching past buildings
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1905-03-22
Uniformed men marching past temporary statue of man in buckskin suit holding rifle and saluting.
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1905-06-19
A wide view from the front of the Inaugural Parade
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1905-03-22