Cook Doubts Reaching the Pole in Hamp ton Magazine Disclosure
Dr Frederick A Cook, the Brooklyn explorer, admits in Hamp tons Magazine that he cannot be sure he reached the north pole. He says his pursuit left him half mad at times and seeks fellow men s sympathy more than fame while promising full testimony and a verdict from readers on his honesty.
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New York
Frederick A Cook
Brooklyn
Hamptons
North
Gnok
Magazing
United States
Dee
Anter
Dr. Cook
Onok
Cook Beriaves
Explorer
North Pole
Wrook
Europe
France
Taft Faces Further Cut in Government Running Expenses
Washington reports a 14 percent cut in estimates for government running expenses for the next fiscal year, presented to President Taft after a cabinet conference. The president welcomed the cut but urged further reductions as cabinet officers prepare revised figures and postponement extended to Friday.
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Washington
Taft
Ueeday
Gerterney
Jem Mace Dies After Long Boxing Career
Jem Mace, famed 19th century boxer, died aged in his 70s at J Debye of old age. Once worth over 1,000,000, he faded in recent years and appeared mainly in exhibition bouts. His rise began with a victory over Tom Thorpe, and after James Sayers’s retirement he was seen as a legitimate champion, then challenged by Tom King in a 43 round decision in January 1882, after which he remained nearly undefeated for a decade.
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Kaeerns Devake
Mace
Jem Mace
Beeston
Eetuate
Masith Ha Thorpe
Yom Sayers
Tom King
Methodist Union Plans Federation Talks At Joint Commission
The joint commission on federation of three Methodist sects met to discuss uniting the Methodist Episcopal Church South, the Methodist Protestant Church, and the Methodist Episcopal Church. The aim is to end destructive competition at home and abroad. The 37 delegates include bishops ministers and laymen. sessions began yesterday and run through today.
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Elliltimwr
Doe
Mensurie
Tees Grout
Joint Commission On Federation
Ehurch
Army and Navy Join in Revolt in Macao Island
Dispatch from Macao on December 1 reports a palace and military revolt as the Patria gunboat arrived from Hong Kong. Rebels seized control, forced the governor and officials to bow to demands, expelled nuns from Santa Clara convent, and forced the governor to resign after granting raises and press censorship repeal.
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Macao
China
Portugal
Patria
Hong Kong
Manuel
Fatherland
Focal Garrigan
Government House
Vida Nova
Ttie
Revolution Seizes Central Mexico Under Madero Control
Early reports from revolutionary sources claim Madero forces control Mexico between Minaca and Guanopita and extend to the rich valleys west of Pearson’s Northwestern tall near Sapamripa. Green Gold Company covenants and Delores mining camp reportedly under rebel base. verification limited amid conflicting dispatches. Advices from Denglaas, Arie, Dec. L-Advices.
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Madero
Minaca
Guaynopita
Pearson
Tall
Sapamripa
Green Gold Company
Delores
Chibauliun
Senora
Denglaas
Arie
Former Dartmouth athlete found dying in Cincinnati alley
Edward Malright a former Dartmouth College halfback and varsity baseball man was found dying in an alley in Cincinnati yesterday and died en route to a hospital. Friends believe foul play. police suggest accidental death. Malright came from Hanover to work for Union Gas two years ago and had connected with local military and alumni circles before vanishing from sight for about a year. His mother and sister live in Hanover, New Hampshire.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Edward Malright
Dartmouth
Abli Ety
Wainwright
Glaclonat
Hanover
Union Gas and Comy
Idrop
Ile
Tariff Board Dinner Promises Insightful Revelations
Chicago leaders of major commercial groups have been invited to a Taft tariff board dinner. The event aims to disclose the board’s progress and plans. Emery, Reynolds, and Sanderson will present a clear overview of actions, inquiries, and potential results.
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Chicago
Theo
Taft
Tariff Board
Commercn
ST State
Esiery
James B. Reynolds
Alvin HL Sandera
Emery
Announen Frment
Foes Plurality Reported With Vote Totals
The report lists vote counts for multiple candidates with totals shown in the tabulated figures. Draper is noted with 14,178 votes and other totals include 220,352 for a candidate and 35,379 for Foes in the plurality tally.
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Poe Eae Peat
Sam the
Fae
Draper
Roseberry Attacks Tories Over Harassment and Liberty Fears
In Manchester a speech by Roseberry denounces Tory critics as harming personal liberties, charging foreign gold funds dictation. He warns against a single governing chamber and notes socialism looming. Churchill faces suffrage disturbances. Ulster movement grows with fundraising for arms and regiments.
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Manchester
Eng
Lord Rowe- Uerry
Rot
Bosh
Readberry
United States
Balfour
Loni Cromer
George
Reiter
Churchill
New and perfectly wise explosive demo ends in injury
Hortford Connecticut November 30. Walter Palmer from Australia injured at a quarry north of Meriden while a new explosive demonstrated here is said to be non shippable and set off by compression. Palmer is recovering and officials await official word on how the blast occurred.
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Hortford
Conn
Molreoe
Mass
Walter Palmer
Australia
Meriden
Meriden Hospital
Thin City
Falmer
Calie
Palmer
Cattle exporter James Hathaway dies in Beeingee
Boston November 30 James A Hathaway one of the country s largest cattle exporters died at his home in Begingee away Westorn in Pikes Gina He entered the provision business in Vail River and later formed a co partnership with C F Swift of the Swift Brothers ity He shipped around 2000 head of beef cattle and served in Border ton mills and Fall River manufacturing circles He also sat in the Legislature and directed several banks Meanwhile John Coombs of the Philadelphia American League club married Miss May Ruse of Palestine Texas the pair left immediately for Cuba.
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Boston
James A. Hathaway
Begingee
Westorn
Pikes Gina
Vail
C.F. Fiwift
Swift Brothers Ity
Mr. Hathaway
Jer Ng
Ton Mills
Fall River
Jack” Coombs
Palestine
Texas
John Coombs
Philadelphia American League Baseball Club
Misa May Ruse
Inter
Cuba
One May Overcome Constipation With Syrup of Figs
One may overcome constipation permanently through personal cooperation and the use of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. Regular habits help, and this laxative aids natural functions without debilitation, leaving internal organs healthy. Buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Man fined for hunting deer without license in Vermont
Frank Hicks of North Adima was convicted in municipal court of killing a deer in Stamford Vermont on November 4 without a non resident hunting license. He pleaded guilty and was fined $25 with $5.14 costs. The case involved three deer credited to Leroy family and questioned by Deputy Warden Whalen and Game Warden Chase. Hicks admitted hunting with an invalid license and planned to plead guilty to avoid further penalties.
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Bownington
Frank Hicks
North Adima
Vermont
Snd
Hicks
Harry Chase
Stamford
Ealery
Laroy
Julius
Big Buck
En Deer
Acid
Lewail
Julian
Dewey
Whalen
Nount
Eee Chase
Chase
Lerray
Lamy
Jinkle
Hell
Hicke
Bennington
Hie
Train tragedy in Boston at Union Street station
In Boston a man named John F. Donahoe stepped onto the Union Street tunnel platform as a train neared the station. He threw himself before the cars, the first car passed over him, and workers had to lift the car to remove the body. A Lynn lawyer issued a card and receipt related to the matter.
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Boston
John F. Donahoe
Ohne
Union Street
Internal pile cure touted by Dr Leonhardt
An advertorial condemns external treatments for hemorrhoids arguing they only affect the outside. It promotes internal medicine to free lower bowel circulation and claims Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Held tabule cures all piles, sold by Burt H Wells in Vermont and by Dr Leonhardt Co, Station B, New York.
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Leonhardt
Burt H. Wells
Dr. Leonhanit Co
Io, NY
New England Chamber Considers Central Trade Body
At a Boston chamber meeting yesterday leaders from New England commerce formed a committee to organize a central body for regional industrial and commercial activity. Members include John H. Pobeg and George I. Carter of Bin Tu, Gustave Peyser of Portsmouth, Arthur Chapla of Bengor Art, and Charles Le Tatmnan of Worcester.
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Lowton
Dee
Boston
New England
Turin
A Negro Man's Trial and a Wartime Tale in 1873
In 1873 a Black man was tried for a murder from ten years earlier. The defendant offers two reasons against death, claiming he fought for the Union and could not have killed at Gettysburg while serving in a different theater. A lawyer and Major Swain clarify misaligned regiments and dates, revealing a service record and a scar on the breast of a servant. The judge halts the cross examination as the witness confirms the scar and the case ends with the man returning to serve the claimant.
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Mann
Gettynburg
Ohio
Bob
Gettysburg
Major Swain
the Inquirer
Swan
Swain
Minos
Virginia
Frederitkeberg
Maja
Isiwars
Fredericksburg
Pickett
Metro
Pope Presides Over Congregation Meeting on Marian Vow
The pope led a session of the Congregation of White Sgets at the Vatican discussing the Vow of the Venerable Mary of the Incarnation and related matters of church discipline and fund management.
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Congregation of
Wites Neue
Et Cites
Mary of the Incarnation
Quinine Fails to Cure a Cold Says Pape’s Compound
An old ad claims Pape’s Cold Compound ends grippe and severe colds fast when taken every two hours for up to three doses. It asserts no quinine works for colds and touts three years of research and a 25 cent package priced claim.
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Grippe Symptons
Pape
Buck
Stone
Timbe
Pope
Doctor Varknurt and the American family ideal
Edward Sandford Martin cites Doctor Parkhurst in Woman's Home Companion praising American family life as the key to national greatness. The piece argues family culture shapes government and education, contrasting European handicaps with American opportunity. It also highlights a Pilgrim's Script excerpt urging women to influence cooking costs and household economy to curb extravagance and strengthen the economy.
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Varknurt
Edward] Sandford Martin
Woman's Home Companion
United States
Dector Parkhurst
Europe
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