Roosevelt to hunt in Africa on trip funded by trophies
New York dispatch reports ex president Theodore Roosevelt heads to Africa for a hunting safari. He is allowed sixty kills including elephants rhinos hippos zebras cheetahs and various antelope species with local wildlife laws protecting okapi and secretary birds. Trip expected to cost about $20 000 and may be paid by trophies from the hunt.
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Roosevelt Sails From New York Talks to Reporters
Roosevelt sails from New York and gives a brief address to reporters before continuing on his voyage. He spoke about current events and fielded questions as he prepared to depart.
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Ham burg Newsmen Hear President Speak On Mail Clog
The president addresses visiting editors aboard the steamship sharing he has thousands of letters awaiting his attention since leaving the White House. He notes about five to six thousand unopened missives have piled up, with four fifths remaining unread for some time.
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Roosevelt Farewell on Steamship Tour Receives Italian Tribute
In a final interview Roosevelt thanks supporters and declines further questions in Africa. On arriving in New York a Sicilian earthquake relief tablet from the Italian chamber of commerce honors his aid. He telegraphs Taft with parting thanks and best wishes.
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Wilton Notes On Social Visits And Local Events
Wilton, March 23. Residents and visitors return home after travels to Davenport Muscatine Durant Atalissa Rock Island Muncie and Chamberlain. A special train to Durant for a wrestling match and a Wilton orchestra gathering at Dr. H P Mason’s house are noted with several names and places.
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Rock Island
Gerald Murphy
Atalissa
Abraham Hillman and Son
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W. D. Harris
Robert Wooster
John Sites
Muncie
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Fred Pentzer
Perry Duncan
Frank McLain
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Henry Jacobs
P. Jacobs
Jean Lenker
Musecntine
Elsa Fischer
Durant
Frank Delaney
Wilton Orchestra
F. A. Martin
H. P. Mason
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F. L. Morehead
J. Edwards
R. Friml
Longes
R. Becker
la Cinquantaine
Gabriel Maine
Victory
Franz and Bleu
Sen. Gantier
Richard Wagner
Davenport District Dental Association Set For April 6 Meet
The Davenport District Dental Association will convene in Muscatine on April 6 with Dr. A A Petersen arranging the program. The Commercial club offers space at Hershey building for clinics in multiple rooms on the third floor and plans a city tour by automobile for visiting dentists. A banquet at 5 pm will close the day, followed by papers on dental surgery and inlay work. Officers include President C R McCandless Davenport Vice President A A Petersen Muscatine Secretary O F Green Clinton and Treasurer J T Martin Muscatine.
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Muscatine
A. A. Petersen
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Hershey
George B. Cook
Chicago
C. R. Baker
C. R. McCandless
Davenport
R. H. Volland
Iowa City
F. B. James
Wilton
Herman Knott
West Liberty
Association
O. F. Green
Clinton
J. T. Martin
Iowa Senate Passes Reform Measures and Banking Bills
The legislature considers a broad reform package with bridge inspection controls and bid records before funding. Banking codification bills re enact current laws with minor safeguards. Debates include interest on public money, a highland Park College integration bill failing, concealed weapon limits failing, and state employee vacation rights advancing.
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State Auditor
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Lighthouse at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Opens for Visits
In the government building at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle a full sized lighthouse will be on display in operation and open to inspection by visitors this year.
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Railroad Passes Funeral Bill Sparks Limited Floor Fight
When the bill advanced to passage there was initial resistance but it ultimately enacted the provision allowing a railroad employee’s relative to receive passes to the funeral.
Pleasant Surprise From Dr Kine New Life Pills Ad
An ad for Dr Kine New Life Pills promises a pleasant surprise after the first dose. The painless regulators claim to strengthen users with a guaranteed price of 25 cents. Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store is the seller.
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Havercamp
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