Polar Claimants Ready For Final Argument In Pole Case
Dr. Cook sails toward New York aboard the Oscar II via Halifax to defend his Arctic records. He claims his data will prove his pole veracity, while Peary disputes arise linger. The voyage spirits rise with a fogbound delay and public interest in Cook’s photographic shows.
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Halifax
Frederick Aook
New York
Peary
Ile
Dmuarphy
Upernavil
Dr. Conk
Cook
Oscar
Battle Harbor
Anteide
Copenhagen Universits
Scientific Ami Geographical
Testrive
Roosevelt
Dr. Cook
Greenland
John Murphy
Blair
Murphy
Jr. Cook
de Cooke
Noted editor pinned under overturned automobile
Manahawkin New Jersey Sept 18 Colonel George R M Flarvey head of Harper and Brothers and editor of the North American Review and Harper a Weekly was pinned beneath an overturned two ton car in a wreck that left him with a broken collar bone and minor injuries. His party included J Henry Harper and son who were only lightly injured as the car tumbled and the chauffeur swerved to avoid a collision with a metor. Dolores Hervey and guests were en route to Atlantic City for Maj Williamson Hazleton funeral. Harvey was carried to a hotel after revival attempts.
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Manahawkin
N. J
George R. MM. Flarvey
Harper & Bros
North American Review
Harper's Weekly
J. Henry Harper
PiescHauft
Dolores Hervey
Deal Beach
N.J
Atlantic City
Maj. Williamson Hazleton
New York Sun
Metor Everé
Colonel Harvey
Colliason
Coronel Harvey
Calumet Harvey
Reseuml
Rlgtty
Nowovar
Fire Threatens Its Destruction Near Reach Montana
A desperate fire emergency near Reach in the Northern Pugeta region, 60 miles east of Glendive, Montana, threatens total destruction. Locals and volunteers, including nearby Glendive, mobilize fire brigades to defend the town as heat and wind hamper efforts.
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Strindsard
Oelock
Reach
Puctue
Glendive
Leach
Aontana-Nouth Pakota
Mie
Uefitivun
Laldan
Ballinger Heads West to Join Taft on Western Trip
Secretary Ballinger of the Interior departs for Denver to join President Taft on a western trip. He plans to return by late October to wrap up unfinished business from investigations into reclamation projects and the national forest services.
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Washington
Ballinger
Department of the Interior
Denver
Tat
Taft
Ap Beattle
Tsallinger
National Forest
Concreax
Unique Honeymoon Trip On Horseback To East
Spécial Dispatch reports Mr and Mrs HL Davis of Coeur d Alene Idaho began a horseback honeymoon journey toward New York after their recent marriage. They aimed to cover the distance in 110 days, traveling via Bozeman where they stopped after eight days. The couple also accompanied two horses recently stolen from Bozeman livery barns later turned over to the owner at Toston.
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Hozeman
Mes HL i. Davis
Coent a'Alene
Daho
Fozemin Inday
Daha
New York
Bozemean
Bozeman
Toston
Pinchot's Buy Catia Avalon Sail
Wire reports from Avalon California describe a man named Pinchot engaged in a long struggle with an angler. The fight lasted over two hours with the small craft battling heavy seas and an unseen adversary, measuring 89 pounds and 7 feet 3 inches in length.
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Avalon
Calatina Tata
Sal
Ena Angelen
iZhlee Por
Estar Gifford Pachot
San Clement
Lemeth
Chosen Directors Shape Milwaukee Road Board
At the annual meeting of the Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Paul road in Milwaukee New York notables Roswell Miller William Rockefeller and John A Stewart were elected directors replacing deceased members. D L former general superintendent of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul road W J Underwood was elected serving amid a health related vacancy and A BArtis named general manager of the Pingal Found road.
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Milwaukee
Wie
Boot
Milwhuledt
St. Paul Poad
Roswell Miller
William Rockefeller
John A. Stewart
New York
Woward A. Geddes
Meter Gelder
YD. Tynan
Rogere
Sweta
Ronwell Miller
Percy A. Rockefellan
Charles W. Harkness
Fetnk
Rand
J. Ogden Armor
A. J. Baring
Chisago
Preserich Layton
Jr. J. Pelt
Miflwaukee
D. L
Chiara
Nkre
88. Paul Road
Officers Decide He Killed Himself
Helena Sept Ik The board of authors wt For Harrison which had been Inves Bsathae the cause of the death of William Monroe color sergeant bound to a dying condition at the west Wednesday night with Hugh Note in Islang had made findings that Monroe shot Hingelf Sergt Arthur Whaling exonerated and restored to duty Two notes left by Monroe circumstantial evidence of suicide as experts testified Acquaintances said Monroe had been lonely and despondent recently.
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Standard
Helena
Harrison
Willam
Monroe
Hugh Note
Islang
Hingelf
Arthur Whaling
Monrose
Aviator Wathan Wins 60 Dollar Prize After Split Landing
Ostend reports French flyer Wathan tied in a Yolssen bi plane for a 60 dollar prize. He flew 71 kilometers in about one hour at 40 to 80 feet, keeping a coastline course before a water splash. Spectators saw him plunge and suffer injuries as the crowd watched.
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Ostend
Wathan
Yolssen
Hare Toiny
Ty Aenk
Street Car Strike Halts Omaha Transit Network
Omaha Neb September 4 streetcar lines were crippled by an unexpected strike leaving trolley traffic disrupted citywide. Officials reported mass cancellations and a standstill as workers walked out over wage and working conditions during a period of planned events involving national gatherings and a presidential visit. Police made two arrests as strikers blocked tracks and confrontations occurred near the yards.
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Opulli
Hind Counell Bute
Tie Tralminest
Ute Burvel
Svaten
Owhen
Arthir
Stage driver killed as wagon overturns near bridge
In Redding California on September 18, stage from Timber to the city overturned on the east approach to the Sacramento River bridge. Driver Sanel Dot hurhide died. Passenger Henry Stockman of Visalia suffered a fractured arm and a deep cut. Mrs Marcus and two sons were also injured while trying to help passengers from under the overturned vehicle.
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Redding
Cal
Sanel Dothurhide
Elf
Sacramento
Henry Stockman
Visalia
Alex
Marcus
Tieber
Aged Couple Succumb To Gas On Honeymoon Tragedy
An elderly German couple on their honeymoon died in a gas asphyxiation incident in their residence. Dilwe Menzel aged 73 was found dead, and his wife Marta Menzel aged 68 is reported critically ill. Authorities believe accidental poisoning caused the fatality.
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Chienga
Fme
Dilwe Menzel
Marta “Menzel
Record flight sets new sustained air height mark
Yew Wieteur LeConD, Resin, Hep, FL Orville Wight achieved a new record today with the Tent pelhot feta for sustained aeroplane height. He stayed aloft about 35 minutes carrying Captain Englehart, breaking his career record set July 27. He previously flew as a passenger for 1 hour 12 minutes.
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Orville Wight
N P Pssenger
Hone
Englehart
Carmen Wsten Federation Affirms AFL Affiliation
Washington reports Secretary Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor announced that in Atlanta Georgia the United Brotherhood of Carmen voted almost unanimously to affiliate with the AFL.
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Washington
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
United Brotherhood of Carmen
Atlanta
Taft in Twin Cities Pressed by Governor Johnson Illness
President Taft visited Minneapolis and St Paul amid concern for Governor Johnson's illness. Crowds cheered as he praised Johnson and urged unity for Minnesota. He viewed veterans, toured Port Snelling, and attended a luncheon at the St Paul Auditorium, concluding with remarks at the state capitol.
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Tanleht
Cavernor Johuisan
DB McNavin
Covernor Johusan
Snetzlon
Frey W. Johnson
Frank AL Day
Houplal
Ims
Johnson
Union
Minnesota
Taft
Bis. Warner
Minweayiniiz
Twin-Cities
St. Marya Hospital
Lockhes
Tuft
Govenor Johnson
Fenmin
Arta Damtite
Bhorough
Minneapolis
Sr. Paul
Stecel von Veterans
Bine
Reporter killed carrying Taft greeting to Alaska expedition
Reading, Sept 13 a transcontinental relay car from Philadelphia to Seattle wrecked near Robesonia 12 miles west of here killing journalist Pearl Buckley of the Press and injuring several others. William Brown of Philadelphia was badly injured, Robin of Philadelphia suffered a deep laceration, Ely the craftsman and Carter the color valet were slightly hurt. The car overturned when a rear wheel failed causing Buckley to be thrown into the road and fatally skull fractured. The Press immediately halted its Taft greeting letter to President Chilbern for the Alaska Yukon Pacific expedition once the accident arrived. Buckley, 40, a graduate of Lafayette College, died shortly after.
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Reading
Philadelphia
Seattle
Wash
Phiadelphila Wresa
Robesonie
Here
Peayl Buckley
Press
William Brown
Robin
Philadelpha
Titora IL
Ely
Yant Carter
Buckley
Taft
Chilbern
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
Markley
Braduate
Lofaystts College
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Sidney
Atin
Conkle
Vold
Commander Deary
Call Peary
Cape Raca
Tie Shrtliy
Tory
Baltic Harbor
Maceonl Iléeless
Cape Stay
Newfoundland
Archiy Stemmmer Roonsyell
Mimander Peary Abonril
Sulle Frau Heteal
Pin
Leday
Syunes
Bartett
Commander Peary
Tiye
Koose
Sydney
H. J. Bridgman
Peary Ay
Pears
Grenfell Hospital
Alek Wi Che Pole
Thie
Hoan
Get Graphical Society
Dan Cupid
North Pole
Siewakimies
Ookevak
Ime
Ittwala
Kimo
Kwaloo
Tkwah
Hwalao
Oakeval
de Pal
Jawaloo
Peasy
Oolevah
Golevah
Arkle
Itubbo
Io Port
Cane Meenas
Fanegrae
Geneon
oLeRce
East
Pinchot's
Catia
Ryan
Tor
Aspici
Bush
Paulhan
Asada
Grorchd
Wieteur Lecond
Mixnnesoas
Hana Shaw
Delangefeld
Hechester
LMS
Tohneon
Rochester
Minn
Fe Alaye
Jéhnson
Sven Wvaler
William Mayovald Cueiler
Warrington
Carmen Wsten Federation
Minneapois
Bagan
Weta
Wulil
Twin Cities
Basteness
Residenza
Min- Aeapolis
Shove
Saleiers
Port Snelling
Of.feers
Ehler
United States
Aida
St. Paul
St. Vault
Auditoriuth
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