Peary Lays Polar Proof Before World in Magazine
The latest Hampton Magazine installment recounts Peary’s polar voyage beyond the farthest north. It presents proofs he had refused to submit to Congress and follows the expedition to the final dash toward the pole, detailing the journey and challenges faced.
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Commander Weary
Hampton's
Peary
Congress
Polar Expedition Report With Straining Conditions And Numbers
The text records a polar party with nine men, seven sledges and sixty dogs. It notes marching farther with two Eskimos and twenty dogs, leaving the main group with six men, forty dogs and five sledges. Bartlet and Marvin aim for higher latitudes amid weather hopes.
Bartletts Party Narrowly Escapes Ice Floe Break
An elderly narrator recalls Bartlett’s party nearly being swept away on a collapsing ice floe while sheltering in igloos. A loud creak woke them as a dark water gap formed between their igloo and Bartlett’s, with the ice raft breaking and pushing drift toward them.
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Bartlett
Igloo
Dred
Marching Plan Outlined Among Eskimo Expedition Members
On the evening of the 19th the party discussed a future program with Bartlett Marvin Borup and Henson. Borup would return after five marches with three Eski Mos twenty dogs and one sledge leaving twelve men ten sledges and eighty dogs in the main party. Five marches farther on Marvin Em Y of Giscoevering.
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Bartlett
Marvin
Borup
Henson
McMillan
Giscoevering
Let Us Alone Club Formed By Kansas City Judges
An exclusive club named Let Us Alone, echoing a Roosevelt era slogan, has been formed by Judges John F. Phillips and John C. Pollock of the U S circuit court and Kansas City civic figures. The articles of incorporation were issued by the secretary of state and the club plans to admit about twenty members, with a $30 fee. The Bates lakes site and Bates County, Missouri, are mentioned in connection with the organization.
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Roosevelt
John F. Phillips
John C. Pollock
United States Circuit Court
Frank Hagerman
Kansas
Across the eighty seventh parallel into perpetual daylight
An expedition description details marching north along Bartlett's trail to a camp, crossing a drifting ice floe with sledges and dogs in frigid, perilous conditions. The narrator notes reaching 87 degrees 12 minutes and surpassing a previous record despite fatigue.
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Bartlett
Kimos
Boy Bandits Captured in Sopron Cave Hideout
A 13 year old chieftain led eleven boys aged eight to thirteen in Sopron Hungary. They lived in a cave and during three months committed 123 robberies and one murder. Police seized $25 000 in cave loot. The wounded leader was sent for trial and faces ten years confinement.
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Sopron
Hungary
Steel mill seeks fifty cats to curb Gary rodent problem
United States Steel at Gary Indiana offers to pay 50 cents for each cat to fight a rodent infestation. After months of failed poisons and traps, rats allegedly became trapped in a blast furnace gate, causing a $10 loss. The plant posted an ad seeking cats as a last resort.
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United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Ind
Drnamos
Pay Us a Visit Mid-Summer Footwear Display
A local ad invites shoppers to drop in for midsummer oxfords offering cool comfort and refined style. Price range listed as 3.50 to 4.50 with a long-lasting shape. Store details mention A W Barkley at 2030 Street Wishkah. Manufacturer Nemo Ne referenced.
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A.W. Barkley
Sreet - Wishkah
Aberdeen Citizen Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills Remedy
Public statement by Mrs. John Carlson of Aberdeen Washington endorses Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as a reliable kidney health remedy. She cites relief from long standing kidney issues and dropsy after use and reiterates satisfaction years later. Sold by all dealers priced 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
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Aberdeen
John Carlson
East First Street
Wash
Red Cross
Dean
Fire Alarm Box Listings and Locations
Fire Department headquarters notes emergency call boxes scattered across streets and landmarks including Market Street F Street downtown and riverfront docks. Entries list intersections like North Aberdeen Cleveland Market I streets High School Terrace Ave and Harbor Heron blocks with several mills and factories mentioned.
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Aberdeen
Cleveland
City Hall
Market
Terrace Ave
River
Burrow's Dock
Hume
Benn and Heron
Wilson's Mill
Harbor and Heron
Fourth
M. Franklin School
Anderson &, Middleton Mill
River Streets
Broadway
Heron
Third Streets
Sixth
Federal Lumber Co
Division
Michigan Avenue
Western Cooperage Co
Michigan Ave
River Street
Washington Streets
Curtis and
Clark Streets
Curtis
Evans
Front Streets
South
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Benj. B. Hampton
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Vin
Bart
Murof
Missouri
Steel Mill
Central
A.H. Harris
Department N. Y. Central Lines
Nemo NE
Crammatte’s “Sweetshop
E. Heron St
Perior
Mer
Chandise
East Market St
City Messenger Co
E. Wishkab
J. M. Lupton
Mgr
Cor. H and Hume
East Heron St
O.bwilliams CO
Zauei
Seattle
Evans Drug Co