Medal for Peary in Washington by Geographical Society
The National Geographical Society publicly acclaimed Commander Robert E. Peary as the discoverer of the North Pole and awarded him a gold medal. Prof. Willis I. Moore presented the trophy. Andrew Carnegie spoke briefly. Telegrams from Col. Roosevelt England and Berlin Geographical Society were read, with a cable from the Duke of Abruzzi.
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White slave traffic action proposed by commerce department
Comprehensive legislation to eradicate the white slave traffic is being prepared by the department of commerce and labor. The bill will embody recommendations from the immigration commission, which studied conditions leading to trafficking in women entering the United States.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
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National Ancient Order of United Workmen Formed
Representatives from seven grand lodges including Missouri Kansas Arizona New Mexico Nebraska Colorado and Massachusetts decide to form a new lodge named the National Ancient Order of United Workmen to settle control of funds after ongoing disputes.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Arizona
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Nebraska
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Massachusetts
National
Lawson gifts $100,000 to Y M C A anniversary fund
Victor F. Lawson editor of the Daily News donates 100000 dollars to the local Young Men's Christian Association anniversary fund. The gift is announced by Y M C A officials in Chicago on December 15.
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Chicago
Victor F. Lawson
The
Daily News
Young Men's Christian Association
Aged Man Killed by Interurban Car in Williamstown
John Fisher aged 88 retired shoe merchant was struck by an interurban street car in Williamstown this evening and killed instantly. The incident occurred in Parkersburg West Virginia, with Fisher living to eighty eight years. Local authorities investigate the fatal accident.
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John Fisher
Williamstown
Center Of The Earth A Zuni Center Of The World
The Zuni people assert the earth’s center lies on their reservation in western New Mexico near Gallup. A shrine marks the spot about 200 yards south of the village where sun rises. Thunder stones decorate the summit while feather prayer sticks and sacred meat vessels sit inside.
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Peary
North Pole
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Gallup
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Kansas City Star
Birthplace of Napoleon Discussed as Small Corsican Museum
Visitors to Corsica show growing interest in Ajaccio birthplace of Napoleon I. The house is a modest yellow Italian villa with shuttered windows and a small garden. A marble slab above the doorway notes Napoleon born August 15 1769 and founder of the imperial dynasty.
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Ajaccio
Napoleon 1
Corsica
Nere
Westminster Gazette
Deserters, Costs Shadow Sir Edward Seymour Visit
The Hudson Fulton return of the British squadron leaves over 300 deserters in New York as a costly byproduct. A trained bluejacket costs the state about £120, while U S authorities refuse to deliver up deserters from foreign service.
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Sir Edward Seymour
United States
Naval misgivings on Atlantic visits warn against shore leave
London Truth remarks that warships in ports may be constitutional yet not intended to foster friendly visits. The moral urged is that future expeditions should avoid sparing crews for shore leave and focus on core naval duties.
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Atlantic
London
The Lion of Lucerne Faces Threat From Water Erosion
Swiss guards died defending the French royal family in 1792 and the monument to their sacrifice, carved into rock, stands as a national pride. The dying lion, 28 feet long and 18 feet high, is carved in a rock wall and awes visitors with its simple majesty. Concerns rise that water could cause disintegration unless protective efforts are taken.
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An Orchestra of the Future cartoon in Berlin paper
A Berlin comic includes bells, a pavement pounder, steam whistles, grind stones, a thunder machine, a cannon, a dog and cat, andchildren awaiting punishment. An orchestra member tortures the cat and dog as a caption notes new ties by modern musicians.
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Berlin
English Baronet Seeks Formal Address as Sir Baronet
A circulating letter from a British baronet protests the use of Dear Sir to address him and similar peers. He asks recipients to begin correspondence with Sir Baronet to reflect their hereditary title and status. He argues the term Dear Sir is incongruous and discourteous to titled individuals.
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How to Make Christmas Tree Cakes
How to make a white tea cake about two inches high. Bake and cut into two inch squares. Cool then dip in hot chocolate frosting and roll in granulated sugar for a sparkling finish and pleasant taste.
How to Wash Matting and Kidney Health Claims
Instructions on washing straw matting with warm water and salt. Health ads claim De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills ease urinary disorders backache rheumatic pains and groin pains. Sold by The White Pharmacy with Daily Telegraph subscription prompt.
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de- Witt
Notable Visitors Track City Yesterday
A list of residents and elites visiting the city yesterday includes John W. Cass of Welch Tom George of Tazewell S W Patterson of Vivian Boardman of Columbus A Z Lita of Welch Col L E Tierney of Powhatan H G McCall of Tazewell D A Phillips of Ashland J K F Steele of Keystone Mr and Mrs K J McQuail of Ennis W Stephenson of Roanoke Philip Goodwill of Bramwell Barns Gillespie and S D May of Tazewell Joseph Kwass of Pocahontas Miss Tot McCall of Tazewell Dr A Stone of Roanoke vice president Valeen Coal Co J J Tierney of Elkhorn left for New York and eastern cities Mrs W L Johnson of McDowell and Mrs Berger of Northfork shopped yesterday.
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Children Headed to Oklahoma For Future Home
A note states children left last night for Oklahoma where they will establish their future home indicating a relocation or family move.
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Murder theory in Brewster death near Big Sandy
Baldwin detectives say T. J. Brewster of Big Sandy was murdered after being found dead beneath bridge 905. John Kertz, last with Brewster, is jailed at Welch. investigators cite an admitted presence, but deny motive and await further evidence. Kerry, a short dark German, is described as involved in the case.
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Suspect Denies Involvement In Brewster Death
The description notes the man’s worried look and uncertainty about his guilt in Brewster’s death. He tells police and the public he had no involvement, though his demeanor suggests concern and possible suspicion.
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Red Cross Christmas Stamps Urge Support From All Citizens
An appeal from the Anti Tuberculosis League calls wholesalers retailers lawyers doctors and manufacturers to stamp all letters and circulars with Red Cross Christmas stamps through January first. Buyers should not wait to be asked and should donate generously while acknowledging sellers’ voluntary time. The campaign aims to recruit the army against tuberculosis, educate the public, and speed help to sufferers both in hospitals and at home, turning pennies and dollars into care.
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Anti-Tuberculosis League
Red Cross
Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup Promoted for Cold Relief
Advertisement touts Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup as the best remedy for colds, claiming its laxative action gently moves the bowels to drive the cold from the system. Sold by The Goodykoontz Drug Co. Subscribe for the Daily Telegraph.
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