Peary’s Expedition Delayed In Polar Search Plans
Boston reports Evelyn Baldwin notes dispatches on the Selipse voyage and Stein expedition return. He suggests Lieutenant Peary may winter at Fort Conger if he could not reach the Pole this year, while Windward delays and Sverdrup’s silence raise uncertainty about northern progress and safety. Lord Rosebery’s speeches captivate Britain as Germany presses for Boer prisoner exchange and southwest Africa immigration policy shifts loom.
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Boston
Evelyn Baldwin
Baldwin-Zeigier
Miat
Port Conger
Thie
Peary
Baldwin
Inez
Btah
Wort Conger
Fort, Conger
Thas
Pyra Islard Inet
Fort Conger
Kely
Kils
Jiang Basin
Kennedy Channel
Perry
Sverdrup
Ord Rosebery
Har
State recovers the cash in White case payment
Lawyers for the absconding General W. J. White paid 93000 dollars to John C. Donnelly as the Baltimore Fidelity and Surety Company’s rep, signaling that the surety would pursue future action. Donnelly noted White planned to return to Michigan, with unclear sources of the funds amid ongoing inquiries.
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Monkey Stoten
Betroit, Co
W. J. White
Brennan, Donnelley & Vandemark
John C. Donnelly
Baltimore Widelity and Surety Company
General White
Donnelly
Michigan
Donnellly
General Marsh
Estate Dispute Decides First Death in 1901 Case
In St. Clair county a settlement dispute over a $10,000 estate hinged on which of two spouses died first after a four year old tragedy. The court ruled Mrs Sage died first, making the daughter Miss Mabel Sage the sole heir. Iowa Eastern Star officers were elected in Des Moines. A Porto Rico official discussed election strategy and the broader political climate ahead of an upcoming vote.
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Involvol
Lebanon
Tle
St. Clair County
David &. Sage
Mabel Sage
Iowa
Mystifying Civil War Era Dispatches From Chicago and Pretoria
A chaotic jumble of 19th century items notes General orders to Chicago for the dukedoms, a Pretoria fever death of Prince Caristisin Victor from enteric fever, a New York keeper killed by prisoners, and a Wisconsin runaway injuring Burlingame. Other items include burglary at Shawano, Labor Federation action by Chicago clerks, a cyclone near Wielika Kansas, and the Chicago horse show opening. The report weaves in bank intrigues, royal travel, and debts of the Gould family with notes on government posts, post treaties, and industry trends.
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Elwet S. Ohs
Chicago
Départment of the Dukes
Fitzhad Lee
Missouri
Prince Caristisin Victor
Pretoria
Hugh McGovern
New York City
Coot Gatwin
Godwin
Duleyointh
Ber- UN
Wis
Burlingame
Portage
Ypcam & Russell
Shawano
Éuspleton
Federation of Labor
Wielika
Kas
John
Moor
Tellar Alvord
Herreshoff
Hassell
Cllergarts Ariest
Richard Croker
Fugland
Titlnols
Wiain Selvesher
Kilanbethport
Theezarewitch
Grams Duke Michael
Fle Car
Hag
Conenhagen
Russia
Smith
Venezuela
Duke and Duchess of York
Australia
Canada
Charles Emory Smith
Hic
Pittsburg
George B. Reeve
Charles M. Wayes
Grand Trunk
Demuarkhen
Priue
Trlsot
Tryly
China
England
Germany
Gayld
New York
Jey Gould
Count of Bont de Castellare
Goulds
Anna
George
Helen
Howard
Edwin
Frank Gould
Gould
Evening World
Grace Gould
Ee Gould Estate
Emergency marriage license granted after clerk’s absence
In Clare, Wisconsin, November 8, Judge Hubbard granted an emergency license after a county clerk’s office closed for five days. A nun from Superior and a Nebraska woman wed at Han Claire about 10:30 p m after meeting on evening trains near Chippewa Falls. Meanwhile in Louisville, Yerry McGovern defeated doe Hernstein in a rumored 25‑round purse fight with a $3,500 prize. In Wes Known, fragmentary remains of John Porter were identified as his after an inquest. authorities cited concealment by the father of a known black man in a separate case.
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Mency Scenne
Pudge
Hall Clare
Wis
Hubbard
Superior
Nebraska
Chippewa Falls
Thair
Cty
Han Claire
McGovern
Louisville
Yerry McGovern
Doe Hernstein
New York
Yimou
Colo
John Porter
Brown
Coupled Students Fight on Minnesota Track
Olivet Michigan November report covers a fight between two students over a grudging feud. They agreed to three minute rounds in a nearby track area, with one man using reach to dominate. The other faded after two hard heart blows, finishing with the winner securing victory.
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Olivet
Mich
Oliver x
Accorflianes
Benator Davis
Hetter
Notable Early 20th Century Miscellany From The News Outline
A scattered recap of terse notices includes Samoan island calm reports, Frederick W. Royce described as inventor and telegraph veteran dying of apoplexy in Washington, Oscar I of Sweden's memory loss rumor, a Rochester teen killed in a MASS Institute incident, Eliza N. Kelly struck by a train in Evanston, and the Boer War ambulance corps arrival in New York. Also mentioned are the Stewart palace on Fifth Avenue, czarist Russia’s progress, Town population figures, and Tod Sloan’s London interview planning a 2001 return to England with wary notes on American reporters.
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Frederick W. Royce
Washington
Oscar IT
Sweden
Harry C. Moore
Rochester
N. Y
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Eliza N. Kelly
Evanston
Ill
New York
Stewart Mnanelon
Fifth Avenue
Trussia
Sherman Brother of John Sherman Dies in Illinois
Sohn Sherman's Grower Dying, Bes Moines, Ia, Nov 19 Samson P Sherman, brother of the late John Sherman, is suffering a stroke and may not recover. He is over 80. A brother willed him $10,000 for growing stock feed products. Ad promotes Raven's Stock Food claiming health benefits for horses and livestock. For sale by Frantz Hagenatela, Ackley.
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Sohn Sherman
Bes Moines
Samson P. Sherman
John Sherman
Jins
Volta
Fragmented 1900 health notices and tours mixed in ad copy
A jumble of old notices and advertisements from Windsor Ontario and Cedar Rapids Iowa dated January 1900. Contents include health claims for Dr C D Warner’s Seven Cures, travel tours to California via Pullman sleepers, reflections on impure blends, and poultry product promotions. Multiple names and places appear with questionable authenticity.
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Windsor
Oat
C. D. Warner
C. Qualestnr
Ont
Windsor Ave
T. Brows
California
Chicago
Offalal
Aga
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London
Lord Rosebery
Great Britain
Glasgow
Glasgow University
British Empire
Daily Telegraph
United States
Engeland
Rosebery
Polliti 3
Brit
Bettia
Boerlin
South Africa
St Helena
Ceslon
Southwest Africa
Reichstag
Telekstag
Montana
Helena
Mont
United
Sam Jackson
Capitol Building
Tholeda-The-Wail
Ft Montana
Pheri
Sweet Grasa County
Northern Pacific Mail and Express
Gray Cliffe
King
Denyer
Keokuk
Bellevey
San Juan
P. i
William HL. Hunt
Porto Rico
Collece
Philippnes
Hell Company
Dea’ Moines
Guitre
Pal
Tapicea
Ie Planta
St. Paul
Davis
Reems
Porto Rico Sugar Company
Bilgabeth
N. 7
Union
Heeene
Arthur W. Hicks
Summit
Eugene W. Small
Richard M. Farvles
B. Clyde Sherwood
New Jersey
Wil den
Porto Bo
St. Leonia
Tivansville
Ind
George Overby
St. Louis
Mvansville
Overby
Hancrodd
Norfolk
Arusers
Cedille
Suchet
Thoupton Roads
Baltimore
le Urussers
Francé
Barker
Emmandant
Norfolk Cavy Yard
Richa
Retin
Vavy Yard
Hartford City
Burard
Spencer
Klotow
Gary
Tod Sloan
The
Reporter
Tod" Sloan
Sloan
America
Ptek
Sastoria
Iin
Atte
Florida
Old Mexico
N. Ry
Farmer
P&t
Cedar Rapids
Iowan
J. M. Rix
Raven's Poultry Maud
Prang Hivenstein
Ack'cy
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Garatore
Louisville, KY
Pxihary
Moone
Tado
Dodge
J.M. Nix
Dodge Remedy Company
Dodge Remedy
Avenport
Lowa
ILM. Andrews & Co
Draga
West Main ST
Ackley
Westeal
Avery
For
P.cbakker
Bank OF Ackley
Dee
Wesest
P and Crom
All Party of Europe
Ancing
Lusch, Manni Foca
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