Roosevelt Party Sails On African Expedition
New York reports Theodore Roosevelt sails from port aboard the Hamburg American liner with a Smithsonian expedition to British East Africa. Maj. Edgar A. Mearns J Loring Alden and Edmund Heller join as scientists, with Kermit Roosevelt as official photographer. The crew plans to follow Nile to Khartoum then Cairo before touring Europe.
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Nairobi
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Roosevelt Africa expedition to collect specimens and study wildlife
The Roosevelt African expedition will establish a six month base near Nairobi to trap and ship specimens, protect them from insects with tin-lined boxes, and coordinate with Smithsonian and Scribner's Sons. Roosevelt aims to collect adult and young specimens, focusing on responsible hunting limits and wildlife conservation.
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Nile
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Africa
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Soemid Ray
Payne Bill Recasts Tariff For Revenue Boost and Boundaries
Washington March 18 The new tariff bill by Representative Payne aims for 300 million dollars customs revenue and chapters a maximum and minimum duty framework. It raises internal taxes on cigarettes expands Panama bonds to forty million and enacts duty on tea and other items while keeping coffee on the free list. The measure creates a broad free list while raising duties on coal tar dyes gloves and glass among others and includes a five percent inheritance tax on collateral heirs over five hundred dollars.
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Ways and Means
Remarkable Epilepsy Cures Promised by Dr May Lab
The nationwide interest grows as cures for epilepsy are claimed daily. Many patients report relief from fits and nervousness. Free trial bottles and literature, including History of Epilepsy, are offered by mail to all who write to Dr May Laboratory at 648 Pearl Street, New York City.
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Pearl Street
New York City
Fight Over Best Child Behavior Tally In Brooklyn Tale
A Brooklyn maidservant recounts a funny episode where two children, left alone by their mistress, fought to prove who was behaving best. The anecdote, drawn from Harper's Weekly, ends with a humorous moral about how every child tries to win praise.
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Mary
Harper’s Weekly
Proven Women’s Remedy Promises Relief for Female Troubles
Lydia ham's Vegetable Co of Noah, Kentucky touts Barn's Vegetable Compounds as a universal remedy for menstrual disorders and related female ailments. The advertisement asserts 30 years of cures using native herbs and offers free, confidential medical advice to readers seeking help.
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