Roosevelt Party Sails on African Expedition
New York reports Theodore Roosevelt sails from Hamburg on a hunting and scientific expedition to British East Africa aboard the Hamburg-American liner. He is joined by Maj. Edgar A. Mearus J. Loring Alden and Edmund Heller, with Kermit Roosevelt as official photographer. The party travels via Naples to Mombasa then Nairobi and follows the Nile to Khartoum before returning to Cairo. Roosevelt plans a European tour including Berlin Paris and Oxford, with lectures and honorary degrees anticipated. Both Roosevelt and Kermit will document the journey for Smithsonian and the expedition includes leadership by R. J. Cunninghamham in Africa.
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Roosevelt Africa expedition plans outlined for wildlife hunt
The Roosevelt expedition will base near Nairobi for about six months with hunters and scientists collecting specimens in Uganda and along the Nile. Boxes are packed for safe transport to America via the Smithsonian, with prized rhinoceros targets and strict wildlife protection guiding the trip.
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