Roosevelt's Africa and Europe tour seen through royal pomp
Expedition notes reveal Roosevelt's Africa field work with Mearns and Roosevelts vast specimen collection. In Europe he met kings and queens, lectured at the Sorbonne and Oxford, and received honors including a Nobel prize citation. The journey ended with a return to New York amid mass welcome.
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Mr. Roosevelt
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Minde
Mengsma
Victor Emmanual
Roosevelt
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Mom- Doan
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Mons
Oltierwlso
Paul
Kernst
Osla J. Tarleton
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Plicanpau
Rada Volls
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Goydokuro
Mkhartum
Roosavelt
Calra
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Nobel Prize Commission
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Berlin
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United States
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England
Menue
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Alin
Oxford
Cambridge University
Mia
Kenalt
Milas Hthel
Vijotarla
New York
Bells and their ancient role across Europe and beyond
A historical survey traces bells from Ireland and Moscow to Scotland and Switzerland, noting their uses in religion, war signals, and public life. It mentions the Moscow bell cast in 1722, Big Ben’s weight, and varied bell types from cowbells to electric bells, then shifts to Norwegian women's voting and candidacy in the woman deputy contest with three candidates and a likely appointment.
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Moscow
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Italy
Woman Voters in Norway and the Substitute Deputy System
The article explains Norway’s 1909 female suffrage extending to municipal voters over 25 who pay taxes of 400 kroner in towns or 800 in rural areas. It highlights the substitute deputy system, where each deputy has a substitute to fill in for illness death or retirement, and notes women’s participation in local governance, elections, and legislative process within the new framework.
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High Prices for Horses Across Breeds in the West
A Chicago sale of 471 horses drew about $140,000 as Kentucky stock with saddle breeding fetched as high as $3200 and $400 per head. Shetland ponies averaged over $100 at a sale under the Shetland Pony Association. Draft horses remain costly and Percherons achieved $4000 in recent runs. The trend shows strong demand nationwide for useful animals, while autos affect fashionable driving gear but not yet carriage purchases.
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Quite in Comfort in Debt Era Snippet
A Washington Star fragment recalls a past where debt led to jail, with a bill collector lamenting strictness and a fretted citizen imagining a jail where creditors cannot call or summon with cards or a telephone for comfort.
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Misquoted dialogue frames tobacco heart claim
In a fragmented Houston Post snippet, a speaker notes a tobacco heart and accuses doctors of being easily fooled. The dialogue shows exchanges about smoking and misunderstandings in a brief, troubled exchange.
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Houston Post
Fragmentary Echoes of Speech on Goods and Plane
A garbled passage from a Statesman column mentions a phonograph, patience, and a claim about gaining goods in the country. It references Patrice and Yonkera with unclear context, and a remark about a plane. The text appears as broken OCR with no coherent events or names to confirm.
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Statesman
Parable of the Tares Sunday School lesson
Bible lesson for June 20 1010 on the Parable of the Tares from Matthew 13 24 43 contrasts good and evil in the world. It explains the devil s sowing of tares alongside wheat, the field as the world, and the final harvest when the wicked are burned and the righteous shine.
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Pastors Hold Special Meeting In Unspecified Union Services
A church group convened a special meeting described as part of union services. The agenda included a feature event on Sunday night, with attendees noting emphasis on religious observance and community outreach.
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