Roosevelt’s Africa and Europe Tours Crown Private Citizen Honor
The article details Colonel Roosevelt’s fifteen months abroad, meeting monarchs as an equal and playing multiple roles from hunter to lecturer. It notes his travels across Africa from Mombasa to Nairobi and down the Nile, his encounters with kings in Europe, his support for liberty, and a hunting tally of seventy six specimens with casts of elephant, lion, and other game.
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Roosevelt
Africa
Europe
Smithsonien Institution
Napoleon Bonaparte
Coonel
Nicholas d
Alfonso
Spain
Peru
United States
Congress
Eve
Seven Seas
South Pole
Zuhrland
Chena
Hoboken
Hin
Napoleon
Egypt
Nile
Mombasa
Christiania
Cairo
London
New York
Hamburg
Gibraltar
Messina
Nofrol
America
Kermit
R. J. Cuninghame
Edgar A. Mearns
J. Alden Loring
Réamund Heller
Smithsonian Institution
Nairobi
Smithsonian
Potomac
Port Florence
Lake Victoria
Nyanza
Uganda
Gondokoro
Khuartum
Alexandria
Gondokore
Pioneering Crawfordsville resident George W Johnson dies
R T McCall reports the death of George W Johnson at his son’s home in Pawnee City Nebraska. Born December 14 1820 in Tennessee he settled near Crawfordsville in 1842 then moved to Missouri before Nebraska. He died Friday June 17 and funeral was held at the First United Presbyterian Church in Pawnee City. He leaves six children.
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R.T. McCall
George W. Johnson
Pawnee City
Nebr
Johnson
Crawford Township
Tennessee
Crawfordshile
Kingeville
Nebraska
First United Presbyterian Church
Crawfordsville
Electric Bitters Promise Health Beauty for Women
A health ad claims weak health harms appearance and mood, linking constipation and kidney poisons to pimples and dull skin. It urges Electric Bitters as a remedy to regulate stomach liver and kidneys, purify blood, and improve nerves eyes breath and complexion. 50 cents at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Lemmon, Lemmon'’s
Miss Helen Gould Turns Forty Two In June Birthday
New York on June 20 reports Miss Helen Miller Gould daughter of Jay Gould known for philanthropy is forty two today. She is unmarried and apparently content though some gossip links her single status to a failed romance while others cite family examples as the reason for staying unwed.
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New York
Helen Miller Gould
Jay Gould
Detroit Opens Miniature World’s Fair at Civic Expo
Detroit hosts a grand civic and industrial exposition described as a miniature world’s fair. The event opens in Detroit on June 20, inviting visitors to explore diverse displays and exhibits presented by local civic groups and industries.
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Detroit
Mich
Big Week Show Highlights Electrical, Auto, Food and More
The event runs through July 6 with displays including an electrical show transportation exhibit machinery demonstration and furniture exhibit plus other departments. Fully 500000 visitors are expected during the week.
National Sons of Veterans encampment opens in Wilkes-Barre
Sons of Veterans from across the nation begin their national encampment in Wilkes-Barre Pa. A large camp is set on the city outskirts and many visitors will stay in tents for the week A sham battle is the highlight of the program making the event highly spectacle oriented.
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Wilkes-Barre
Sons of Veterans
The
Patriotic Order
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Holland
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Bertin
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the Hague
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iKus
France
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Denmark
Hamlet
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Cambridge
John Bull
American Press Association
Missivo Frica
Theodoresevelt
Napoleons Tomb
Paris
American Preas Association
ME. Rogeevelt IN
Geo. W. Johnson
This County
Pawnee City, Nebr
Bowman Bros
Oxfords
J. A. Work & CO
Yuss Gould
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