Roosevelt says he will sail for Africa March 23
Oyster Bay March 9 Theo Roosevelt private citizen and wants to be called Colonel. He plans no interviews on politics but confirms sailing for Africa March 23 aboard a Hamburg American ship from Hoboken to Naples, then onward. He avoids public functions and notes he has no secretaries to help with letters and telegrams.
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RR Surveyors at Lake Chelan Begin Mountain Run
A Chelan report notes a crew of railroad surveyors arrived at Lakeside and left for the upper Lake Chelan area to work toward the Cascades summit. They may connect with the Skagit branch crews, with speculation of a line via Waterville to Spokane and across the mountains.
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