Colonel Roosevelt Back From African Jungle Tour
Colonel Roosevelt emerges healthily after a year in the African wilds, recounting narrow escapes and hunting exploits near the White Nile. He plans a European leg, then New York arrival by June 20, with plans to marry or be linked to Mina Hinan or Alexander of New York. The party includes notable hunters and collectors gathering specimens for a grand zoological collection.
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White
Nile
Alourd
Reginwl
Uittos
Intiers
Renk
Coronel
Theodore
Mina Hinan
Alexander
New York
Ronrevelt
Inalan Monlly
Thy Val
Liere
Colonal
Roosevelt
Parcagh
Weller
Gray
Meyrt
Naples
Budapest
Isa
Halland
Chetstiault
Dorlin
Don
Mingland Ankenvy
Tung
Hoguila
Aulorlen
Tincanvell
Elmont
Ballinger Puts Them Back In Interior Funds
A garbled report notes Secretary of Interior actions on restoring funds withdrawn by a former secretary and restoring control over parts of the Grand River region in Colorado and Utah. It mentions a 22,902 surviveable pore figure and a Howe bill authorizing one-year withdrawal of inspections to states or territories, aiming to prevent misused leases and protect internal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Secretary of Interior
Sevretary
Garfield Wong
Grand River
Colorado
Utah
Gal- Huger
Howe
Bearato
Interior
Dam Break Triggers Major Flood Damages Near Bedswick
A dam break west of Bedswick Colorado washed out the Aleaburg reservoir area and caused extensive damage estimated between $500 000 and $850 000. Several people were drowned in the disaster affecting the surrounding communities and utilities like telegraph and telephone lines were disrupted. Local authorities and relief agencies reported numerous missing persons and a large scale recovery operation was underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pio de
Denver
Roosevelt Arrives at Khartoum Palace Welcome
Theodore Roosevelt reaches Khartoum with wife and daughter, receives palace possession, and is greeted by British, Egyptian, and American officials. He tours Gordon’s Tomb area, dines privately in a yellow palace, and enjoys a day of ceremonial decorations and cordial receptions. The trip marks a first for an American to occupy the palace lodging.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Khartoum
Clemeants
Coluie
Roosevelt
Lie
Nile
Kitchener En Paiga
Nwish bin Boeolk
Tig Dal
Gordon
Khartsum
Alx
Absid
P.m
Daymann
Beyotian
Slathy Pasha
Wilson Bey
Khortyum
Iter
Decline in Livestock and Farm Losses Reported
Government figures show January 1 totals for cows sheep and other livestock at 138,480,000 dollars, an increase from 1000. Farmers note wolves have been troublesome and two thousand five hundred pounds of something were weighed at a port, while twenty eight plue and others have died.
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Sun
T Farmera
Asay Munishhil
Thay
Demand for Arbitration Ends Philadelphia Strike
The Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company and its 4000 striking workers face renewed pressure for arbitration as city and state leaders advocate mediation. Labor leaders threaten broader action if deadlock persists, while local business, financial, and civic groups, plus Gov. Stuart, are urged to intervene to halt worsening disruption to Philadelphia’s economy and daily life.
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Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Philadelphia
Ufa
Bustesa
The
Cedars
National Civic Federation
Dll Cwlty
Stuart
Harrisbars
Labor Mentala Action
Coal Strike Seen In Four States On April First
A coal strike is declared for April 1 affecting more than 200000 miners across four states. Railroads will haul and store output in anticipation of a nationwide disruption. Contracts with rail carriers may force prolonged closures, with Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ohio, and Illinois cited among affected regions and thousands of workers set to walk out if unresolved.
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Railroyds
Fellowa
Tangle View
Anes
Weatirn Penney Caeee
Ouio Pa Segveneuyoees Ser
Tngiamo Oy Cpenee Nes Enya
United Mine Workers of America
Avéry
Oishich
Pennsylvania
Town
Michigan
West Virginia
Tie
Buapenslow
Big Arson Plot Suspected Across Midwest and West
The arson committee of the National Board of Fire Underwriters began investigating a chain of fires across the Midwest and West over several years. Rewards total 1,600 for arrests and convictions including Greensburg Indiana and Brigham City Utah fires. File notes cite February 1901 Lebanon and February 1902 Greensburg damages with insurers and partners named.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Middle West
Weat
Greensburg
Ind
Brighamy City
Utah
Dennis Dannacher
Giso
Lebanon
Tid
W. R. Walsh
New York
W.N. Schoffner
City court ruling blanks 3000 illegal NYC marriages
In New York City more than 3,000 couples believe themselves married but lack legal rights after a Appellate Division ruling. Judge Nathan Miller overturned a lower court decision, annulling the marriage of Annis Kruger and Henry Kyigen due to the bride’s age being under the legal limit. The decision holds that parental consent does not make such marriages valid.
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New York City
Supreme Court
Iatire Nathan Miller
Annis Kruger
Henry Kyigen
Opposition to Intercollegiate Athletics by Town Board
Town of Education board member Trewin denounces modern intercollegiate athletics as improper. Plan to form a department of Athletics at the university would place football, track, baseball, and basketball under one head led by Dr. William Overett, a clergyman, educator, lecturer and politician. Overett recently died in Lip Home Quincy Massachusetts, noted as a lecturer at Oxford and Cambridge.
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Trewin
Town Stat Board of Education
Pneare
Lip
Quincy
Mase
Lesturar
Oxford
Cambriag
Mets
Steals 800000 From Charoe M Diez Trustee Raid
Arrest report outlines embezzlement allegations against M Diez, former trustee of religious congregations dissolved by the 1901 law. Prosecutors accuse him of siphoning about 1,000,000 with 390,000 linked to congregations and 200,000 to a low affair. He admitted fraud and claimed losses amid evasive explanations. The case prompts Senate inquiries into further revelations and appropriations.
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M. Diez
Bana
Seine
Pavig
M. Dijez
Senate
House Debates Reward for Peary and Polar Discovery
In Washington, House subcommittees nearly vote against granting any reward to Robert Peary until conclusive proof of his North Pole discovery is provided. A California representative noted Peary had found the pole, while others urged caution.
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Hayal Mittes
Washington
Opa
Robert Peary
Dnglebright
California
Panry
Bates
Peary
Macon
Halag
Orig
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Col. Roosevelt
Colonel Ty
Peills
Ballinger
Sphinx Roosevelt
TARIF
Chi¢ago
Wilkout
Charles Hall
Bank of Virginia
Gannor
Soho
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
K. M. Landis
Haya
Herit
Dudge Kenesaw M. Landis
Eyasinn
Vee
Revenue Collectora
Charoe
Daniel Bortz
Williamc
Broadwell
Samuel
Sorrel
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