Roosevelt plan to visit Africa in 1910 itinerary revealed
It is learned that President Roosevelt plans to leave New York on March 13 for Naples then to Mombassa via the Suez route. He will be joined by a Smithsonian professor and a Navy official, with other companions not yet chosen. The journey continues to Entebbe and Khartoum, with a long overland and river route across Uganda and Sudan, aiming for scientific exploration rather than sport.
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Aden
Uganda
Port Florence
Lake Victoria
Nyanza
Entebbe
Central Africa
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Nile
Gondokoro
Frentien
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Khartoum
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Assouan
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Wadi- Halfa
Aboo Sinhul
Phylae
Luxor
Nie
Africa
Egypt
Mazeras
Sambura
Voi
Mombatsa
Mr. Roosevelt
Christmas Across the World as Celebrations Span Traditions
The article compares Christmas customs from Germany Denmark France Switzerland and Mexico to American practice. It notes long celebrations in Europe, the pinata in Mexico, varied gift customs, and debates over the correct date of Christ’s birth while highlighting how different nations shape festive traditions and gift giving.
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Teutons
Mexico
Paris
Hoboken
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England
France
Jesus Christ
America
Long a Temperance Worker Mother Stewart Dies at 92
Mother Stewart, a famed temperance advocate, died at 92. She organized the first W. C. T. U. in Ohio and later the first in England. After the Civil War she lectured in the south for temperance causes and spent years with Alexander Dowie at Zion City.
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Ohio
Osborn
England
Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Hicksville
Springfield
America
Ewart
Great Future Seen for Siberia Emigration Boom
More than 590000 people left European Russia for Siberia in 1907. Vice-Consul Chanter of Dalny notes most did not return home. Colonists receive 87 acres each, tax exemptions for three years, and half taxes the following year. Siberia imports 19000000 dollars of goods via caravan from China yearly, while exports to China total 760000 dollars and much comes from European Russia.
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Siberia
Chanter of Dalny
Carevan
China
What Do They Do At The Chaucer Club
A compact humor column of quips and social jabs from various newspapers. It surveys office manners baptism questions and witty exchanges about talk talkers and gossip with sharp one liners and playful mischief.
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Wington Herald
Willis Wood Theatre The Devil opening week at Willis Wood
The Devil by Frantz Molvar stars Henry W. Savage and features Julius Herska directing a near exact replica of the Viennese production. Opening Sunday night December 13 with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday, the comedy has sparked lively buzz and widespread imitation, while audience reaction and promotional efforts aim to boost ticket sales.
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Frantz Molvar
Vienna
Mr. Savage
Herska
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