No Life Visible as Cook Near Pole in Polar Trek
Narrative excerpt details a harsh mid polar march with storms and ice, describing shelter, rations, and drifting ice as the party presses toward the pole. It notes elusive land sightings, mirages, and the challenging conditions of long marches across fractured ice and wind driven seas.
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Cook
Pella
Heiberg
Crockrt
Cappad
Danish Greenland
Deaths and notices from Washington and nearby towns
Obituaries report Maud Stew Ary Stew of 78 Ponders Avenue dies at 93 age 27, survived by husband H Stew father Sam Sprathing five children and two brothers. William D Bond funeral arrivals to Greenberg Bond Bloomfield chapel then interment at College Park cemetery. B D Jacobson funeral at Greenberg Bloomfields chapel and interment Oakland cemetery. Miss Gertrude White laid to rest in Griffin after funeral and interment. Washington stamp note prompts Martha Washington image on stamps. Lucius Biglow of Biglow Main dies in Connecticut at summer home. Joseph Thompson of Shelbyville Tenn. dies age 75, longtime Johnson ally and former consul to St Thomas. Mrs Sarah Neeson Washington oldest resident dies at 1 a m with six children. Funeral Friday at Baptist church. Interment city cemetery.
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Maud Stew
Maud Stow
Ponders Avenue
H. Stew
Sam Sprathing
William D. Bond
William D Bond
Franklin Town
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield
College Park Cemetery
Joseph Thompson
Shelbyville
Nashville
Tenn
Joe Thompson
Tennessee
Shalhyville
Johnson
Washington
Island of
St Thomas
Washington Ga
Sarah Neeson
Fix
Norman
Darien
Annie Neeson
Rosa Neeson
T Neeson
C H Neeson
The
Washington Reporter
Baptist Church
City
Fence firm advertises residential fencing at reduced prices
A fragmented notice claims purchase of 40 000 feet of raw material at low cost and promotes residence erection and fence installation. The contact mentions Gath City Fence Works at 34 Edgewood Avenue, Atlanta Georgia.
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Edgewced Avenue
Atlanta, Ga
Peary Reaches Pole Says Eskimos Will Follow
Captain Bartlett of the Roosevelt claims Peary reached the North Pole because Eskimos will follow him out of sight of land. He recalls Cook’s polar claim as untrusted and notes Peary’s crew avoids the Cook controversy. The Roosevelt returns to New York with Peary likely to join a naval parade up the Hudson.
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Captain Bartlett
Peary
North Pole
New York
Bartlett
Roosevelt
Pears Peak
Cook
Cook of
Barrett
Pole
Pearys
Arctic Exploration
Sandy
New York Yacht Club
Cnven
Hudson
Newbureh
Sands Hook
Hudson River
Taft Signals Interest in Virginia Campaign
President Taft writes to Congressmen Slemp noting close watch on Virginia politics with hope for Republican renewal. He anticipates no eastern trip before the election and extends best wishes for a successful campaign.
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Roanoke
C B Slemp
Taft
Saya
Vir-ginisa
Virginia
East
Stemp
Monument Unveiling Honors Macon County Confederate Dead
A handsome monument to the Confederate dead of Macon County was unveiled at Franklin North Carolina with ceremonies attended by a large crowd and distinguished guests from across North Carolina and neighboring states.
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Franklin
Franklin, N. C
Macon County
North Carolina
Haney Charged With Shortage
Frank and John Hagan of Hagan and Dodd a 216 Auburn avenue soft drink firm charged CP Haney an employee with stealing after he was found short in accounts and arrested Officers Woods and West reported Haney claimed the Hagans attacked him The Hagans face charges to be heard this afternoon for larceny after trust
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Frank
John Hagan
Hagan & Dodd
Auburn Avenue
CP Haney
Haney
Woods
West
Hagan
Recordere Court
Dunbar Cleared by County Board
Lieutenant S F R Dunbar of the county police was arraigned on charges of intoxication while on duty. The county board found the charges not sustained after hearing witnesses, with Dunbar claiming the accusations stem from hostility toward nearby beer saloon operators. The Post will suspend publication for about a week due to a broken press.
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Board of County Commissioners
S FR. Dunbar
Spechors
Decatur Street
Dunbar
Echols
East Point opens new waterworks and power plant
In a ceremony with about 600 guests, East Point opened its new waterworks sewerage and electric light plant at noon. After a plant tour a barbecue followed with speeches by Mayor J C McKenzie Alderman R F Thompson and Walter McElreath of Atlanta. The facility, built since March, cost 90000 and promises long lasting service.
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East Point
J C McKenzie
R. F Thompson
Walter McElreath
Atlanta
Fire destroys roof at Selma Military Institute
A fire at the Selma Military Institute in Selma Alabama this afternoon damaged the main building destroying its roof. The institute recently completed at a level of $60 006 with an estimated loss of $12 000 covered by insurance.
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Selma Institute
Selma
Ala
Selma Military Institute
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