Theodore Roosevelt Seen Gaunt and Bronzed on African Hunt
In Gondokoro Soudan February 20 special report Roosevelt arrives gaunt and bronzed, beard grown, trekking through Africa on the last week of his hunting. Kermit also wears a Van Dyke, lean as a greyhound, health good. Roosevelt plans rail travel through Egypt Europe and the British Isles, meeting statesmen and scientists, while preparing lectures and replying to congratulations. He journeys Memphis Cairo Rome Budapest Vienna Paris Berlin Brussels Amsterdam Christiania London, with natives treating him as a king. Roosevelt hunts in Ragaff for a rare antelope.
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Upper Nile
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
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Europe
British Isles
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van Dyke
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Rome
Budapest
Vienna
Paris
Berlin
Bruseia
Amsterdam
Christiania
London
Colonel Roosevelt
Bwano
Tomba
Ragaff
Epworth League to Host Washing Fat Social at Church
Items of Interest note the Epworth League of St Paul Methodist Church plans a Washing Fat social in the church lecture room Tuesday evening with a musical program and light refreshments. Attendance at the Wesley Memorial Sunday school reached 274 yesterday. The Gate City Guards Armory hosts events as revival services by Pastor Mev Frank Eller and church ministers aim for 500 in attendance before April. In an unnamed incident a 22-year-old Sam Lowe was shot at Houston and Butler. assailants fled toward Houston Street.
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Wealey Memorial Sunday School
Uhere
Gate City
Acmory
Houston Street
Auburn Avenue
Lyy Street
Frank Eller
Tha
Esto
Sam Lowe
Reign of Terror Caused by Italians
Chicago report describes attacks by Italians in city districts. Joseph Sera was mauled by three assailants and likely fatally injured as police suspect fear of retaliation to his family. In another area J P Schmitz and Peter Hubert were stabbed by two attackers who fled.
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Chicago
Joseph Sera
Beliece
Uity
J. P. Schmitz
Peter Hubert
Tyaltgpe
Mont Marriage at and Finance New York Actress Eleanor Robson to Wed August Belmont
New York February 16 Miss Eleanor Robson, famed actress, will marry banker August Belmont next month in a quiet ceremony at Miss Robson's home. Robson, born in England in 1880, rose to prominence in San Francisco and New York stages. Her mother, Madge Carr Cook, also a noted actress, will likely return from the stage after the wedding alongside Miss Robson. Belmont, 37, is a widower with three sons and one granddaughter.
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New York
Eleanor Robson
August Belmont
Miss Robson
Misa Robson
England
San Francisco
Garden Theater
Mary Ann
Glad
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Madge Carr Cook
Parly
Ife
Atlanta Women Divide Over Hat Ordinance
A Georgia city debate over a hat removal rule at theaters draws mixed opinions from local women. Some oppose the ordinance while others support it, with readers submitting letters to The Constitution praising and critiquing the measure and its impact on viewing the moving pictures.
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Hailess
Laia
Trealion
Alehate O.n
Atlanta
Confidence in Wall Street Brightens Amid Market Rebound
Financial reporters note improved confidence as foreign demand for American securities rises. Investors expect government lawsuits against corporations to progress with uncertainty easing. Rebound follows heavy losses since New Year with rails prospects aided by favorable proposed amendments. Government suits over Union Pacific and Standard Oil are watched, while overseas money flows bolster sentiment.
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Supreme Court
American Tobacco
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Rain and Warmer Forecast From Washington Newswire
The forecast for today from Washington suggests a break in the cold spell and a push toward warmer weather. Atlanta may see rain and warmer conditions, influencing spring fashion deliveries. A local weather quote notes that the outcome hinges on rainfall amounts.
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Washington
Atlanta
Gopher
Larry and the Arizona Telegram Scheme
A fragmented reminiscence describes Larry, a charming manipulator in Arizona who uses telegrams to exploit women. The tale follows his rise among mothers and daughters, his desire for rest, and a comic twist when a wire signals his financial ruin and exposure.
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Larry
Arizona
Atlanta
Yellow
MacDowell Trio to Stage City Concert in March
The MacDowell trio including W Whitney Hunner Alfred Paull and Adolf Imhm-Tetersen with Hunter Welsh pianist will perform at the Woman's Club rooms in Atlanta on a Tuesday evening March 11. Tickets are 50 cents and go on sale at music houses next Monday.
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Mac Dowell
Woman's Club
W. Whitney jHunner
Alfred Paull
Adolf Imhm-Tetersen
Hvnter Welsh
Geatlemen
Cal
Atlanta
MacDowell
Typhoid Mary Goes Free in New York
The unnamed Typhoid Mary, a cook deemed a public health risk for transmitting typhoid, is released from city hospitals with orders to cook no more. Health Commissioner Lederle cites the unique medical case and prior household outbreaks linked to her.
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New York
Cy Pin Mary
Tiree
Lederlee
All Saints New Pastor Preaches First Sermon
Rev. W. W. Memminger preached his first sermon at All Saints church crowed house on a blustery morning. He spoke on Joseph as a dreamer and urged parishioners to dream of God and see his presence in daily life. His delivery was praised as earnest and harmonious. A funeral for Mrs. Angie McGhee was set for tomorrow at Cedar Ridge cemetery. Senator Smith improved after appendicitis operation and recovery expected soon.
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All Saints
Tyr. Memminger
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Ife
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Hig Trothers
Edison
Bell
Marconi
Walla
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Ifr
Dor. Memmingers
Memminger
Angie McGhee
Macon
Eliza McGhee
Giles Street
Cedar Ridge Cemetery
Smith
Washington
Wiliam Alden Smith
Michigan
Uncle Sam to Grant 172 Farms by Lottery Near Yuma
Government officials plan a new method for distributing forty acre farms near Yuma California and Washington. Applicants will register March 1 to 19 at Los Angeles land office with name age height and address, then bid for parcels by card and lottery if bids collide.
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Yuma
California
Washington
Ballinger
Yarma
Yume
Cal
Land Office
Los Angeles
Fatal shooting in Little Rock dispute over car coupling
In Little Rock on February 29, Tom Pistol a foreman in the Iron Mountain car department shot and killed W A Pratt a conductor on an Iron Mountain construction train. Pratt was shot through the shoulder and brain in a living car where the men were staying following a quarrel over the method to make a car coupling.
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Little Rock
Ark
Endink
Tom Pistol
Iron Mountain
W. A. Pratt
Pratt
Grand presents Bitthr Nemo cast in kaleidoscopic revue
The Grand hosts Bitthr Nemo a musical comedy by Kian and Erlanger with 130 cast members including Joseph Cawthorn and Madeline Marshall. Max Thatchfield conducts an augmented orchestra as songs from Little Nemo enchant audiences and Ferrucio Busoni is announced for March 2. At the Orpheum Betty in Dreamland headlines with Kathleen Clifford Arthur W. and a company of 18 singers and dancers in a lavish vaudeville bill. Lyric features The Fatal Wedding praised for its pathos and humor adapted from German to English.
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Messrs
Kian & Erlanger
Heen
Joseph Cawthorda
Har Welly
Frower
Madeline Marshall
Collings and
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Clave “Abrahams
Victor Kerbert
Max Thachfield
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Betty
Ream
Land
Kathleen Difford
Kathleen
Dreamland
Kathleen Clifford
Arthur WU
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Ray
Two Beams
Oscar Loraine
Pro Tean
Lane
A Donnell
Tia
Theodore Kremer
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