Roosevelt to Spend Year in Africa Expedition Details Outlined
Roosevelt plans a year long African expedition with Edmund Heller J Alden Lording and Major Edgar A Mearns as key naturalist and physician guides. The route may cover Uganda Kenya and the Nile with Mombasa Nairobi Kampala and Cairo as potential stops. The party aims to collect specimens for the Smithsonian and Field Columbian Museum while pursuing big game and scientific study.
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Edmund Heller
Stanford University
Heller
Moesers, Elliott and Ackley
Columbia Museum
Africa
Roosevelt
Alaska
Huitiah Columbia
United States
Mexico
Central
South America
Galapagos Islands
San Francisco
University of California
J. Alden Lording
Biological Park
New York City
British America
United States Museum
London
Sweden
Germany
Switzerland
Belgium
Edgar A. Mearns
Medical Corps of
Army
Smithsonian
Mombassa
Apra
Uganda
Nairodi
Victoria Nyanga
Nile
Cairo
British East Africa
Mount
Kenia
Khartoum
Air Force
Trolley Cars Crashes in Dense Fog Kill One in Seattle
A foggy morning collision of two heavily loaded trolley cars in Seattle killed one person and left two others gravely injured while about twenty three sustained various injuries. The incident disrupted transit as investigators inspect the wreckage. A separate ad notes Good apples at 1.50 per box from Trotter Hawkins with limited stock.
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Seattle
Dee
Taft Considers Spooner for State Department Post
Morning Journal reports Taft weighing former Wisconsin Senator John C. Spooner for the U S State Department portfolio. Spooner, now a lawyer in New York and Chicago, may leave the Senate to practice law, but his acceptance is uncertain. Taft aims to promote friendly commerce with Latin American republics and relations with Central and South America.
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Hot Springs
Taft
United States
Central and
South America
John Barrett
International Bureau of American Republics
Barrett
Tat
John C. Spooner
New York
Chicago
State Department
Senate
Western League to have eight teams
Lincoln Neb Dec 5 President O Neil of the Western Baseball league said the schedule meeting for next season will be held here in February Topeka and Wichita will be formally admitted to the Western league Four new umpires will join next season only one old official Jack Haskell will be retained Selections not yet definite Western league president plans early spring exhibition games in the Western circuit He then left for Denver and Pueblo
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Lincoln
Neb
O'Neil
Western Baseball League
Topeka
Wichita
Jack Haskell
Arly
Denver
Pueblo
Lower Tariff Plea Sparks Trade Debate at Hearing
Eager testimony cites proposed cuts on heavy steel products and machinery while supporting free nails and some items. The scene includes Col Mulhall and Mr Clark clashing over labor union tensions and whether free hides would lower consumer prices for feather articles.
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Cochran
New York
Miles
Mr. Miles
Champ Clark
Rbecause JT
Clark
van. Cleave
Perry
Martin N. Mulhall
St. Lews
Mulhall
van Cleave
Mr. Clark
St. Louis
Payne
Samuel H. Cowan
Fort Worth
Texas
American Livestock Association
Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association
Fight to Free Fugitive Fails
Judowitz an employee of brick yards admits membership in a society that planned robberies and murder but denies direct involvement in the killings. He says he stayed in Russia until six months ago and then moved to Chicago to work at West Pullman. Two associates were seized by Russian authorities and are now serving in Siberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judowitz
Russia
Chicago
West Pullman
Siberia
Nat C. Goodwin Company DissolutionFiled in Reno
Warren Miller former vice president sues in Reno alleging conspiracy by Nat Goodwin and George Graham Rice to defraud him of interests and profits in the Nat C. Goodwin company. Miller seeks 100000 dollars in damages.
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Reno
Nev
Nat C. Goodwin Company
Warren Miller
Miller
Nat Goodwin
George Graham Rice
New York
Fresh apples offered at 1.50 per box
Local vendor urges orders to be placed with the solicitor or by calling Trotter and Hawkins for apple boxes priced at one dollar fifty per box.
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Trotter & Hawkins
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D. H. Boatright
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Paget
Columb
Tory
British Museum
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South Second Street
West Gold Avenue
Spooner Way
Wisconsin
Morning Journal
Colum
Nfield’s
West Central Avenue
Albuquerque, N. M
AMG
Madame Tens Pits
J. H. O'Riel
Journal
First National Bank
Rpsouunc Hs
U. & Bonds
U. S
Hank
Territory of
Hernatillo
Frank McKee
M'Keel
M. W. Flournoy
Maynolds
A. B. McMillen
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