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The Saint Paul Globe
Saint Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota
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President Roosevelt visited Salem and Portland, Oregon, on May 21, kissing an invalid child in Salem, participating in Portland festivities including a parade and human flag of schoolgirls, and laying the Lewis and Clark monument cornerstone with an address.
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And His Press Agent Letteth Not the Incident Get Away.
PORTLAND, Or., May 21.—President Roosevelt visited Salem, Or., this morning and arrived in Portland this afternoon to spend the night. Among the festivities here were a parade and human flag composed of 400 school girls.
At Salem, on the way to the station, the president noticed an invalid child lying on a stretcher on the curbing. He stopped his carriage, alighted and kissed the little girl.
The cornerstone of the Lewis and Clark monument in this city was laid this afternoon, President Roosevelt giving an address.
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Portland, Or.
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May 21.
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President Roosevelt visited Salem, Or., this morning and arrived in Portland this afternoon to spend the night. Among the festivities in Portland were a parade and human flag composed of 400 school girls. At Salem, on the way to the station, the president noticed an invalid child lying on a stretcher on the curbing. He stopped his carriage, alighted and kissed the little girl. The cornerstone of the Lewis and Clark monument in this city was laid this afternoon, President Roosevelt giving an address.