Roosevelt Sets Sail for Africa Hunting Expedition
President Roosevelt leaves New York aboard a royal yacht for a grand African hunting trip described as the greatest planned in U.S. history, drawing national attention to his voyage.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1909
Page
2
President Roosevelt leaves New York aboard a royal yacht for a grand African hunting trip described as the greatest planned in U.S. history, drawing national attention to his voyage.
Special to Bryan Morning Eagle reports ex President Theodore Roosevelt and son Kermit depart Hoboken aboard the Hamburg bound for Naples and Africa. The Roosevelts are joined by several companions and will travel via the Uganda railway and Nile to Khartoum, with Mearns Loring and another naturalist team. The voyage includes lectures in Europe and scientific work along the way.
The Texas House met for the second week of the special session with a slim quorum. Amendments were considered to the Cureton-Mobley-Jennings bank guaranty bill. A motion to read a second time failed 63 to 47. The Senate invited a joint session with W J Bryan on April 5 for an address, while bills and gubernatorial messages outlined budgeting, taxation, banking, liquor, railroads, and public lands reforms. The governor’s message urged new laws on passenger fares, taxation, school funds, land recovery, banking supervision, insurance, antitrust penalties, and electric power for state institutions.
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