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President Roosevelt addressing 150,000 people unveiling of Lawton Statue, Indianapolis, Ind., May 30, 1907

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President Roosevelt addressing 150,000 people unveiling of Lawton Statue, Indianapolis, Ind., May 30, 1907

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Photograph showing streets filled with earnest people listening to President Roosevelt.
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Copyright registration title: Roosevelt (President) addressing 150,000 people unveiling of Lawton monument, Indianapolis, Ind., May 30, 1907
Copyright 1907 by North Losey, Indianapolis, Ind.
Roosevelt, stand, and statue superimposed onto crowd.

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01/01/1907

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Indianapolis (Ind.), 39.76833, -86.15806

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