Roosevelt Africa and Europe Tour Chronology 1900
A chronological summary of Theodore Roosevelt’s 1900 world tour from New York to Naples Mombasa Nairobi Naivasha and onward through Africa to Egypt Europe and back to New York, listing key ports receptions and events including elephant hunting lion sightings Nobel address and honors. The voyage ends with Roosevelt boarding the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria at Southampton for his return to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kijabe
Great Souik
Lake Naivasha
Naivasha
Nyeri
Kenya
Londiani
Guasho Nguisho
Nairobi
Lake Victoria
Nyanza
Ieentebbe
Wis Uganda
Africa
Kampala
Kisingo
Rhino Camp
Wadelai
Belgian Congo
Nimule
Uganda
Gondokoro
Upper Sudan
Roosevelt
Khartum
Carew
Porto Maurizio
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Budapest
Paris
Fallieres
Sorbonne
Brussels
Albert
Hague
Copenhagen
Frederick
Christiana
Nobel
Stockholm
Berlin
Edward
London
United States
King Edward
City of London
A Woman's Tact Soothed Zealous Stage Rival
A Met Magazine account recounts Modjeska encountering a new leading actress in Mary Stuart who flubbed lines in Fotheringhay Park. The latter, in a wig and Elizabethan ruff, steadied the scene by complimenting Modjeska, who forgave her and moved on. The piece then shifts to a romantic marital note a month after their marriage ending with a playful exchange about a safety pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modjeske
Elizabeth
Schiller
Mary Stuart
Mary
Fotheringay Park
Madam
Modjeska
Metropolitan Magazine
The Stage Drink and Domestic Boundless Roles
A satirical note on stage alcohol showing actors drink oddly and audiences cry. A counterpart tale reimagines a wife’s exhausted labor, her husband’s surrender to domestic duties, and the child’s arrival redefining who is master in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
London Globe
Self-Nomination Triumph in German Town Election
In a German town a man alone appears at the nomination and repeatedly nominates himself. He declines the nomination each time until finally declaring after three solicitations that he cannot decline and then departs with a smile of satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnerwetter
Opal Color and Pattern Values in Judging Stones
Opal quality hinges on color with red, yellow, blue and green combinations prized. Pure blue or green dulls value unless vivid and well patterned. Patterns like pin fire, harlequin, and flash fire affect desirability, harlequin being most admired.
Increasing Production Promises Higher Cotton Yields
The article argues farmers can double cotton output by using evaluated seed methods and pest control. Texas farms yield about 1 540 000 dollars daily, with potential to reach 1 122 678 000 dollars annually by expanding cultivation. It compares Texas to Illinois, urges highway, factory, railroad, and city development, and calls for support of agricultural institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
City Meat Market Relocates To Larger Quarters
City Meat Market moved Monday evening into the room formerly occupied by White Swan Grocery Company to gain larger quarters for its growing trade. The relocation promises more space to serve patrons and friends on the west side of the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Meat Market
White Swan Grocery Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
Naples
Mombasa
British East Africa
Lave
Mary A. Bowers
American Press Association
THE
First National Bank
OF Canyon, Texas
U. S
L. T. Lester
L. C. Lar
Dp. A. Park
Travis Shaw
Ass’t
L. T. Lester, L. C. Lair
D. A. Park
L. E. Cowling
R. G. Oldham
State Depository
Texas Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Hinois
Illinois
W. Jeanes & Son
B. Y. Chandless
Mgr
Ipeters
West
Sike
J. P. Brinley
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