Theodore Roosevelt Receives Global Honors During European Tour
Europe honored the former president as a leading American figures earned applause from royalty and scholars alike. He addressed literary and scientific circles in Paris Berlin and Oslo and met Vatican officials in Rome. His Berlin talks praised modern civilization and he joined royal mourners in London after King Edward VII's death.
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Europe
Theodore
Paris
Christiania
Berlin
Orford
Roosevelt
Italy
Africa
Vatican
Holy Father
Fairbanks
Rome
Eternal City
Cardinal Merry del Val
Brussels
Amsterdam
Copenhagen
Christiana
Nobel Prise Commission
William
Edward
Kaiser
University of Berlin
United States
England
George
Mary
Queen Mother
London
Guild Hall
Roosevelt in Venice and Europe tour summarized
Stereograph notes describe Theodore Roosevelt touring Europe with Mrs. Roosevelt Kermit and Miss Ethel. They met kings and queens in Italy and Austria lectured at the Sorbonne Cambridge awarded him a doctor of laws with Teddy Bear celebration. They sailed home June 11 aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
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Dom
Oxford
University of Cambridge
Roosevelt
Mason
Teddy
Mr. Roosevelt
Kermit
Ethel
New York
Michigan charter race heads to court as petitions fail
In Grand Rapids the charter revision commission nomination process stalls as two prospective candidates are rejected for nonconformity with the new home rule law. City Clerk Schriver will seek mandamus. a supreme court ruling is hoped in time for the fall election.
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Grand Rapids
Charter Revision Commission
Schriver
Supreme Court
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan Musical Club
D. P. Maloney
Detroit
George Jay
Shenandoah
George Treat
Adrian
Walter Palmer
Gordon Kingsbury
Robert Kusterer
H. R
Henry F. Brehman
Stephen J. Ratabun
Marshall
Brehman
Board of Public Works
Rathbun
Kalamazoo
Morrice
T. W. Atwood
Lansing & North Eastern Electric
Perry
Shaftsburg
Tillie Winegar
Anson Harmon
Harmon
St. Johns
James Montague
Price
L. Swartout
Epson Parker
Frank Calkins
Richland
Calkins
Calumet
Herman Weidelman
Centennial Heights
Weidelman
Lydia Weidelman
Hiram Long
Jeremiah Hogan
Union City
George Tyler
Branch County
Port Huron
Grand Trunk
Battle Creek
Omena
Harold Parsons
Leelanau
Parsons
Hart. Jackson
George Gilbert
Jackson
C. H. Stimson
Eaton Rapids
Owosso
Arthur M. Hume
L. L. Lyman
Toledo
Manistee
Thomas Simpson
Bear Lake
James Madison
Brighton
Landry sues for neutral administrator in 3000 estate dispute
Port Huron report says Alexander Landry petitions probate court to appoint an independent administrator, alleging brother Joseph is consuming their late mother's 3000 estate through joint deed provisions. He cites alleged disputes over heirs and seeks neutral oversight to protect the estate.
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Port Huron
Joseph
Alexander Landry
Alexander
Flint
Board of Review
First Ward
Buick
General Motors
Battle Creek
J. H. Kellogg
Wiliam H. Mason
Hoffmaster Brothers
Grand Rapids
John Fors
Consolidated Water Power and Paper Company
Ruth Bogoger
May Fors
Bessie Anderson
Ralph Anderson
Elk Rapids
Elk Rapids Cement & Lime Company
Robert J. Dixon
Lansing
Ann Arbor
Girls’ Glee Club of
The
U. of M
Ada Dietz
Detroit
Florence Marx
Josephine Davis
Traverse City
T. S. Ainge
Jackson
Pere Marquette
Mason
Peter Aseltine
Ingham County
Ingham Township
Charlotte
Joseph Arnold
Kalamazoo
Union City
Frank A. Allen
Ionia
E. S. Welch
M. P. Luce
John R. Allen
Constantinople
Turkey
Robert College
Minnesota
Edward Rappleyea
Minneapolis
Saginaw
That Cart-Whee Hat On Broadway Cars
Matinee crowds leave the Broadway car as two seated women push apart to make room for a fashionable young woman with a cart wheel hat. She sits briefly, rises flushed, and grabs a strap. A passenger notes three cart wheel hats crowded into one row creating the squeeze.
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New York Globe
Roosevelt East Africa expedition enriches Smithsonian collection
Colonel Roosevelt and son Kermit led an East Africa expedition for 11 months, sending thousands of wildlife specimens to the Smithsonian. The party, including Major Mearns, Edmund Heller, and J. Alden Loring, collected mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, and invertebrates across Uganda, the White Nile, and British East Africa, with many plants also gathered.
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Roosevelt
Smithsonian Institute
Kermit
Colonel Roosevelt
East Africa
Smithsonian Institution
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
New York
Hamburg
Naples
Major Mearns
Edmund Heller
J. Alden Loring
Atlantic
Azores
Gibraltar
Mombasa
William
Messina
Victor Emmanuel
Uganda
White Nile
Gondokoro
Khartum
Cairo
Egypt
Roosevelts
Italy
Heller
Mr. Loring
Doctor Mearns
Mr. Heller
Mearns
Loring
British East Africa
Cuninghame
Roosevelt African Hunt Record in East Africa Expedition
Acting Governor Jackson supports expedition plans as Roosevelt and Kermit lead a vast caravan from Mombasa to Kapiti plains. They hunt 14 animal varieties including lions, wildebeest, and cheetahs while photographers work and naturalists prepare specimens. The party quarters with Sir Alfred Pease, visits Mount Kenia, and works with Dr. Mearns for anthropological materials.
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Jackson
Mr. Roosevelt
Kermit
Hans
Mombasa
R. J. Cuninghame
Leslie J. Tarleton
Kapitil Plains
Sir Alfred Pease
Roosevelt
Athi
Fidelity of Dog Guards Woman in Ayrshire Death
In Girvan, Mrs. Dickie a widow and dairy keeper, lay unconscious on the road after collapsing. Her guarding dog deterred a passerby who tried to aid, until her son arrived and the dog allowed her to be moved home. She died from a burst blood vessel.
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Ayrshire
Girvan
Dickie
A New Reason Why Must You Have a Fifty Dollar Hat
A quip on value and appearance. The speaker jokes that a hat costing fifty dollars is worth enough to leave as collateral if pinned for protruding gossip or harassment. The comment underscores fashion as social capital.
And Socks Quote on Cost of Living Rise
The exchange notes rising costs as even inexpensive footwear becomes pricier, reflecting broader inflation concerns. It cites comments on the continued ascent of everyday expenses.
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George McMillan
Jura
Mount Kenia
M’'nyumneai
Makangarri
Major Ross
Nairobi
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