Roosevelt on Way to Africa From Hoboken Pier
Theodore Roosevelt sails from Hoboken aboard the Hamburg with son Kermit and a party including Major Edgar A. Mearns and Smithsonian representatives. Crowds cheer as the ship departs for Naples, with plans to reach Mombasa and Nairobi, then traverse Uganda to Gondokoro on a planned 1910 return.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Hamburg
Hoboken
Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Edgar A. Mearns
Edmund Haller
J. Alden Loring
Mr. Roosevelt
Smithsonian Institution
New York City
Ham“burg
Teddy
Naples
Suez Canal
Red Sea
East Africa
Auilral i
Mombasa
Sir Alfred Pease
Killima Theki
Kapiti Plains
British East African Protectorate
Wii
Africa
Nairobi
Phillip MacMillan
Lake Victoria
Uganda
Gondokoro
No Hope For Mme Modjeska Says Physician
San Angeles Calif March 22 There is no hope for the recovery of Mme Helena Modjeska who is ill at her home near Newport An announcement by Dr J P Boyd of Santa Ana the attending physician says she is on her death bed There is no chance for her to recover although she may live several days
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San Angeles
Cal
Mme
Helena Modjeska
Newport
Hadley Withdraws Requisitor After Minnesota Request
Jefferson City Mo March 20 The requisition to return Mitchell A W MacDonald from Minneapolis to Kansas City on a bigamy charge was withdrawn by Governor Hadley at Minnesota Governor Johnson's request. MacDonald remains in custody in Minneapolis with the withdrawal noted as due to his mental condition.
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Hadley
Jefferson City
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Mitchell A. W. MacDonald
Johnson
Minnesota
MacDonald
Zeppelin Sets World Record With 26 aboard Airship
Berlin March 23 A huge dirigible the largest in the world carried twenty six crew members including ten German army airmen and fifteen soldiers on a four hour flight totaling 150 miles. A great crowd watched as the airship ascended from Lake Constance under Count Zeppelin.
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Zeppelin
Berlin
Count Zeppelin
Lake Constance
Government will punish no one in France strike end
Paris March 23. Despite minor delays the telegraphers and postmen strike adjustment seems near. A 5000 strong meeting called it a surrender to the government as Simyan’s restraint is not secured. A new committee will meet Premier Clemenceau while Barthou will handle deputations. Newspapers differ on the strike outcome and socialism’s danger.
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Paris
Iife
France
M. Simyan
Barthou
Long Trip for a Lecture by San Francisco D A Heney
District Attorney Francia J. Heney, famed graft hunter, travelled across the continent to present views on The Law on Trial to New York audiences. He will address Civic Forum in Carnegie Hall that evening, introduced by former Attorney General Bonaparte.
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New York
Francia J. Heney
San Francisco
Kealing's Place and Notable Obituaries
Washington reports the president sent to the senate the nomination of Charles W. Miller for United States district attorney in Indiana to succeed Joseph B. Kealing who resigned. Edward E. Wagner was appointed U S district attorney for the District of South Dakota. At Columbia Kentucky, philanthropist Stepp died at sixty. His endowments included a college at Dalhart Texas and Russell Creek College in Campbellville Kentucky.
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Senate
Charles W. Miller
United States
Indiana
Joseph B. Kealing
Edward E. Wagner
District of South Dakota
Columbia
Stepp
Dalhart
Tex
Russell Creek College
Campbellville
Edtor
Columbia Spectator
Fourth letter claimed in Willie Whitla kidnapping case
Detectors announce a fourth letter from abductors postmarked Cleveland while Dect Perkins says the clue exists. Mr Whitla discharges police and detectives, seeks ransom payment to secure his son’s return, and insists on direct contact with kidnappers with no reward. State constabury teams continue clue searches in Ohio.
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Sharoo
Whitla
Whitle
Mr. Whitle
Perkins
Pittsburg
Cleveland
New Committees in Senate Form Two Major Panels
The Senate created two standing committees: on house expenditures and on conservation of natural resources. The house expenditures panel includes Hale as acting chairman with ex officio heads from appropriations finance military naval post offices agriculture and forestry and Indian affairs, plus members Nelson Gamble Crane Carter Bourne Cummins Burton Root McLaurin Newlands Owen Fletcher and Hughes. The conservation panel is chaired by Dixon with members Clark Beveridge Dolliver Dillingham Heyburn Dick Briggs Guggenheim Jones Newlands Overman Davis Bankhead and Smith.
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Aldrich
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Penrose
Dolliver
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Indian Affairs
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Gamble
Crane
Carter
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Cummins
Burton
Root
McLaurin
Newlands
Owen
Fletcher
Hughes
Dixon
Clark
Wyoming
Beveridge
Dillingham
Heyburn
Briggs
Guggenheim
Jones
Overman
Davis
Bankhead
Smith
South Carolina
Governor Curry resigns as New Mexico governor
Governor George Curry telegraphed President Taft resigning as governor of New Mexico. He said he sought a leave of absence to Washington to discuss matters important to the territory with Taft and the interior secretary, who advised handling the business by letter.
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N. M
George Curry
Taft
New Mexico
Curry
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Statehood
Interior
Ballinger
Killer Bandit Quintero Slain in Mexican Border Duel
In Badiraguato outskirts Culiacan March 23 Vaterio Quintero a notorious bandit leader was killed in a pistol duel with rival gang head Jose Ontivariaso who was driving him from the country. Ontivariaso fired four times before Quintero could retaliate, ending the confrontation.
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Culiacan
Mex
Vaterio Quintero
Badirraguato
Jose Ontivariaso
Quintero
Ondvariaso
Balloon crew feared lost in raging blizzard near Mount Wilson
In Los Angeles a balloon named America departed Pasadena for Grand Canyon with Captain N B Muller and five crew. A severe storm and heavy snowfall on Mount Wilson and Mount Lee hinder any rescue. only meager provisions and scant clothing remain on the six men as they drift with a 46 000 cubic foot gas bag toward the peaks.
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Cal
America
Tournament Park
Pasadena
N. B. Muller
Grand Canyon
Mount One
Mount Wilson
Mount Lee
Bishop Gillespie Dies After Fatal Accident
In Grand Rapids Michigan on March 20 Bishop George D. Gillespie of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Western Michigan is reported dead after a serious accident. The clergy leader served for decades in the region and was known for his community outreach and theological work.
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Grand Rapids, Andh
George D. Gillespie
Episcopal Mocese
Wests
Kodol Helps Digestion Says Stomach Needs Rest and Food
The message urges eating a sufficient amount of wholesome food to gain strength. It stresses thorough digestion, warns against dieting, and promotes taking aid when digestion fails. The text endorses Kodol as a remedy to support a weak stomach while emphasizing regular nutrition.
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Kodol
Tam
Guaranteed refund offer for dollar bottle of Kodol
Advertises a one dollar bottle of Kodol with a money back guarantee if the buyer cannot honestly claim benefits after full use. Promises refund to the druggist and payment of the bottle price, applies only to the large bottle, claims Kodol greatly exceeds the fifty cent version, cites E C DeWitt Co laboratories in Chicago.
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Chicago
Seeorp Adarty
PPS
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