Eskimos in New York Suffer Pneumonia After Arctic Trek
Eskimo group brought by Lieutenant Peary to New York and housed at Bellevue Hospital battles pneumonia and related illnesses due to climate. Matron Aulun-Gua-Josa is critically ill but doctors hope to save her. Heat effects described. Eskimos prefer damp basement air. difficulty supplying fat pork as their staple. Superintendent Murphy strives to comfort and limit outside sweets.
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World News Roundup Across Empires and Frontiers
Dispatches describe nearly fifty thousand British Indian troops fighting tribes on India's northwestern frontier with shifting fortunes as campaigns face criticism in London. Elsewhere, Gen Blanco aims for Cuban autonomy within months, while Japanese plans on Hawaiian arbitration shift. Mecklen bur g heiress Marie faces scandal amid royal taint, and London reports warn of strikes, tariffs, and economic strains shaping global affairs.
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Sensation in South Dakota Duchess sued for damages
Miss Grace How ard Indian educator and Grace mission founder on Crow Creek reserve faces a $5,000 suit from Mrs Monette Howard alleging alienation of her husband and criminal intimacy. The Chamberlain report says the case, denied by Miss Howard, will be fiercely contested next month.
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Dignity of Germany Upheld in Hayt Incident
Berlin dispatch says a dispute over the arrest of a German subject named Linders with the Hayt republic has been resolved in a manner consistent with Germanys dignity. Count Schwerin the German minister and President Lam reportedly sealed a moniter agreement ending the matter.
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Pauncefote seeks US views on reciprocity with West Indies
The British ambassador Sir Julian Pauncefote has been tasked with obtaining Washington’s views on a reciprocity treaty with the West Indies. A second report notes the Charleston, South Carolina, body identified as H. Johnson, who rode a New York voyage and disembarked at Charleston. The column on China explains there are no highways rules outside towns due to undefined roads.
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Yukon Rail Route Favored Over White Pass Says Sifton
Vancouver report quotes Interior Minister Sifton favoring Chilkoot pass for Yukon access over White Pass. He says Dawson City will have enough provisions to spring, while Maj. Walsh plans to report on the crisis and need for relief. The Quadra and City of Seattle carried supplies, oxen, and men to bolster Dawson and supply routes.
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Amount of gold dwindle stories of Meturning miners
Several returning Cook Inlet miners arrive at Port Townsend aboard the Norman Sunde and dispute earlier reports of vast gold. They say total mined will not exceed 10 000, far below projected Cook Inlet output of 1,000,000. Claims pay, Mills Creek best, Klondike fever fuels travel to the Yukon.
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Michael Davitt mine sale nets $601000 in Montana
Five acre Michael Davitt mine in Butte was ordered sold by court last April. Montana Ore Purchasing failed to close, resold to Boston & Montana for 601000 as bidders Anaconda and Boston & Montana emerged. Previous purchase price 351000. Also notes Baltimore bishops adjourn, Finch wedding, Seattle aims for Paris expo, Cleveland rail roles, record Puget Sound wheat cargo, and Buenos Aires match factory explosion with fatalities.
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McKinley Votes in Canton On Election Day Walk
President McKinley left his mother's home in Canton at 10:10 AM to vote, joined by George B. Frease and judges Ricks and McCarty. He walked five blocks to precinct C, entered at 10:20, voted in one minute and twenty seconds by candle light, and saluted election officers and crowds outside before strolling the streets to acknowledge admirers.
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A Good Season's Work Sugar Beet Refinery Expansion
In Los Angeles a contract was signed between A. H. Dyer & Co of Cleveland and the Los Alamitos Sugar Company for immediate enlargement of the refinery to 1000 tons daily. The existing plant, built for a third of that, just finished its first season and exceeded design by 100 tons per day, prompting W. A. Clark to buy 13 square miles more land for the sugar camp and order an expansion.
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Russian Jew Granted Passport Precedent in Warsaw
A San Francisco and Fresno merchant, A Lautner, once denied a passport by the Russian embassy for being Jewish, has now received a state department passport allowing one month in Warsaw. The ruling sets a precedent likely to interest Jewish residents in the United States, though it arrives too late for Lautner’s immediate trip.
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America's Costliest Hotel Opens in Astoria
Astoria New York opened the costliest hotel in America with an elaborate Monday ceremony. Fifth Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street site adjoins the Waldorf, decor featured palms and chrysanthemums. Proceeds from the opening benefited charity, drawing many society figures.
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