Roosevelt Arrives Khartum After Africa Safari Journey
The ex president Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Khartoum on Monday greeted by Gen. Sir Reginald Wingate, Mrs. Roosevelt, and Miss Ethel. A long itinerary details big game hunting across Africa, from Mombasa to Gondokoro, with dates, routes, and species recorded, ending with a homeward path through Gibraltar and Naples.
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Khartum
Egypt
Theodore Roosevelt
Reginald Wingate
Sudan
Roosevelt
Ethel
United States
Col. Roosevelt
Wildermess
Africa
Livingstone
Stanley
Reginald Wiogate
Rogas
Dartal
New York
Naples
Azores
Glraltar
Victor Emmanuel
Mombasa
British East Africa
Adep
Arabia
Kepitl Piatus
Sir Alfred Pease
Atl River
W. H. McMillan
Juja
McMillan’s
Heatley Ranch
Heatley
McMillan
Nairobi
Kijaba
Kijabe
Souik
Naflyasha
Nalvasha
Nyeri
Kenya
Naivasha
Guaso Ngulsho Plateau
Londiant
Guaso Nguisho
Natrobi
Natropi
Port Kisuma
Lake Victoria
Ny- Anza
Entebbe
Uganda
Kisumu
Kampala
Kinsinga
Holma
Kisinga
Butiaba
Wadelai
Nimule
Wimule
Gondokoro
Upper Sudan
Alexandria
Gibraltar
Parle
Vienna
University of Berlin
Chrigtenta
London
No Vice or Two, A Lodge Member’s Quip
A quotation from Archieop ilian in the Globe laments that a man praised for perfection should perhaps embrace a vice or two. The remark riffs on lodge membership and wearing insignia to appear flawless, noting the social pressure toward flawless conduct.
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Archieop Ilian
Globe
Growth of Various Trees Observation
A young pink grows three feet in three years while an elm increases eight feet three inches and willow reaches nine feet three inches in the same period.
Tattoo on Body Reveals Mexican Migrant’s Untimely Death
A Mexican migrant found dead bore a tattoo reading Bla on the chest. Authorities faced delays as the document had to be copied before burial could proceed, delaying funeral arrangements and triggering local inquiries into the death.
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Hill
Miger
Will
Burrea
Controversial Theories On Love Glands Stir Debate
A Chicago man asserts the so called love germ sits in the center of the nervous craters while another declares the liver the seat of affection. The passage notes a flood of opinions with no consensus in sight.
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Chicago
Gallinger Bill on Rockefeller Foundation Faces Opposition
Washington March 14 A Gallinger bill chartering the Rockefeller Foundation draws strong criticism. Attorney General Wickersham, among Rockefeller’s fiercest critics, calls the move brazen and outrageous. President Taft’s stance unclear as opposition within the Justice Department surfaces. a Chicago editor’s letter is cited as evidence of prearranged favorable publicity.
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Washington, Mar
Senate Committee On
District of Columbia
Gallinger
Rockefeller Foundation
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Supreme Court
Wickersham
Mr. Rockefeller
Taft
Department On Justice
Weukegan
Ill
Mlinois
New York
Firemen Give Ultimatum in Wage and Rule Dispute
Chicago March 14 A crisis grows in the feud between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and 45 western railroad managers. The brotherhood demands arbitration on wages plus two rules on seniority promotion and engineer representation on negotiating committees. They warn a strike order may follow within days if unsatisfied. W S Carter, president of the brotherhood, sent the ultimatum. Managers reply they will stand firm against further concessions.
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Chicago
Mar
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood
W. S. Carter
Texas Stocks Displayed at Fort Worth Exhibition
A large crowd attended the fourteenth annual Moe stock show in Fort Worth with stock on display in the Coliseum. Newspaper editors from the Southwest attend press day, and the Knights of Pythias are set to entertain. Also reports James O Connor, Irish nationalist MP, died in London at age 56, and Topeka court limits damages for a saloon owner after mob damage.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Southwest
Moestock
Texas
Pythias
Peath
London
Mar
James O'Connor
House of Commons
Wicklow
O'Connor
The
Irish People
Fevian Organ
Central Labor Union Calls General Strike in Philadelphia
In a secret meeting the Central Labor Union orders all city union laborers to strike by midnight Monday, targeting brewery workers bakers and printers. Members with bank accounts are urged to withdraw funds to increase pressure on opponents, aiming to disrupt the Rapid Transit Company dispute.
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Philadelphia
Central Labor Union of
Central Labor Union
Rapid Transit
Luo Bakers
Tavor
Names Chosen For Hall Of Fame Vacancies
New York March 14 The names of those chosen to fill vacancies in the Hall of Fame roll of 100 electors were announced by Chancellor McCracken, chairman of New York University. The selections span publicists editors and authors Abbott Lawrence Lowell James Dabney and others.
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New York
Hall of Fame
McCracken
New York University
Andrew Carnegie
Joseph H. Choate
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Cardinal Gibbons
Frederick Dent Grant
Robert Underwood Johnson
Robert ‘J
Lincoln
Horace Porter
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Garrard
James
University of Illinois
McCormick
University of Pittsburg
Charles W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Querge Burton Adams
Yale
George Lincoln Burr
Cornell
Henry Fuirfield Osborn
Herbert Putnam
Librarian of
Congress
Dead in Friend's House in Manila Mystery
Second Lieutenant Marence M. Janney of the Twelfth Infantry is found dead at Ames Fort William McRimey after returning from a dinner party with his wife. Army inspectors open an investigation to determine if the shooting was deliberate or accidental.
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Manila
Mar
Marence M. Janney
Twelfth Infantry
Fort William Merrimey
Janney
Lient
Col
Ruberc
Ames
Janhey
Col John J Rogers Dead in Denver
Col John T Rogers a prominent local figure and longtime major stockholder in the Philadelphia National League baseball club died of heart failure in Denver. A telegram to his family conveyed the news shocking relatives who were unaware of any illness.
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Philadelphia
Denver
Col
John T Rogers
Roger
Laughlin Death Hinge to Taft Family Funeral
Thoms x Laughlin, brother in law of Mrs Taft, died by self inflicted gunshot. President Taft attended the graveside as mourners at Allegheny Cemetery. Funeral was private with floral tributes and messages of condolence. Laughlin reportedly afflicted by long illness, initial reports cited apoplexy before confirmation of suicide. His widow is sister to Mrs Taft.
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Pittsburg
Tate
Thoms x. Laughlin
Taft
Waite
U'Tur
Longworth
Ult
Anderson
Uss
Oueupleu Uy Los
Capt. Butt
More
Washington
Mr. Laughlin
Tiret
Familly
Tail
Heiress Helena Bloodgood Found Dead in Lake Carafalgo
New York report says Helena Bloodgood heiress to a large fortune was found in Lake Carafalgo by two townsmen scanning the bottom for three days after escaping from nurses. Coroner Hagauan notes no murder indications and authorities suspect she walked barefoot through the woods and drowned. She had suffered nervous disorders for years.
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New York
Helena Blood , Good
William Bloodgood
Lake Carafalgo
Hagauan
Blood transfusion saves Hopkins boy then he dies
Francis Hopkins seven died at Providence hospital after meningitis. Surgeons performed a rare spinal venous transfusion, drawing blood from his father to save the boy. The operation occurred days after illness but the child died twelve hours later.
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Lewis Hopkins
Bay
tLad
Washington, Mar
Francis Hopkins
Johns Hopkins
Providence Hospital
Francis
Revolution at Hand Proclaimed by Rev Holmes
New York report quotes Rev John Haynes Holmes of the Church of the Messiah predicting another American revolution. He cites government corruption by special interests and officials from both parties, arguing it will provoke popular revolt against oppression and treachery toward the public interest.
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Holmes
New York
John Haynes Holmes
Church of the Messiah
Millet Painting Stolen From San Francisco Museum
A Millet painting valued at 15000 dollars was stolen from the Golden Gate Park museum. Thieves cut the picture from its frame during a time when attendants were in the building. The work belonged to Mrs. Sarah Spooner, who brought it from Europe years ago. Poison Kills Stayer of Francee. Fort Wayne, Ind. March 14 Sanford Yove, Marion restaurant owner who killed Dottle Murden 17, died in jail from eating match heads after mob violence threats arose.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park Museum
Tieves
Amanus
Sarah Spooner
Europe
Francee
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sanford | Yove
Marion
Dottle Murden
Allen County
Convicts Save Prison Shop Fire at Riverside Penitentiary
In Pittsburg on March 14 a fire broke out in Riverside penitentiary stocking shops while 760 of 1300 convicts attended chapel. Convicts led by a murderer and bankers colony member halted the blaze before the fire department arrived. Also reports top cattle prices in West Texas and a Terre Haute engineer dies at the throttle.
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Pittsburg
Riverside Penitentiary
Bankers Colony
Terre Hute
Ind
Briginvar
J. H. Strouse
Logansport
Torre Haute
Man finds $3000 hidden in old Indiana barn trunk
While tearing down an old barn in Indiana Pa on March 14 Frank Kebne uncovered a trunk containing $3000 in bills. The money is believed to have been hidden by Charles Geisman, uncle of Kebne's wife.
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Old Barn
Indiana
Charles Gelsman
Frank Kebne
Pilla
Geisman
Famous Winter Cough Cure Promoted as Quick Cold Remedy
An advertisement touts a winter cough and cold prescription claiming rapid cures. It instructs mixing glycerin pine concentrate and whiskey, then taking a teaspoon to tablespoonful after meals and at night. The claim is the fastest relief, with bottles sold in a tin screw-top case by druggists or through wholesalers.
Tragic recollection on travel mishap and marriage surprise
An obituary style note recounts a tragic recollection tied to travel and a chance meeting with a future spouse. The fragment mentions Henderson and Evyer, a serious accident, and a life turn sparked by travel abroad. The piece hints at personal history and a long road intertwined with marriage.
New Version Paraphrases Washington Tale at Dinner
Senator Beveridge touched on a misread version of the George Washington and the cherry tree story at an Indianapolis dinner. He recounted a boy who instead spoke of King Solomon and the famous judgment, describing the tale of the two women and the baby. The boy’s memory highlighted a misattribution linking to Washington.
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Aprappa
George Washington
Beveridge
Indiagapella
Solomon
Writer’s cramp spurs awkward plea for work
In a terse scene a weary tramp tells his mother he is crippled and has kept a list of people offering him work, highlighting the challenges of earning money and the social strain of seeking aid.
Literary Footnote and Ankle Comfort Ad
A fragment from the Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes about a woman’s mood and taste in authors, while an advertisement touts Allen’s Foot-Bane powder to ease tired swollen feet. The copy mentions shoe size concerns and claims relief for aching feet, with garbled brand details.
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Browning
Henry James
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Allen
Olmated
Pettit’s Eye Salve 100 Years Old Nets Quick Eye Relief
An old advertorial notes Pettit’s Eye Salve trusted for tired or inflamed eyes. The copy touts rapid relief from aching or ulcerated eyes and credits Howard Bros of Buffalo, N.Y. with distribution. A moral line about a son who has taken the pledge appears in a fragmented prayerful tone.
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Pettit
Howard Bros
Buffalo
N.Y
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