Population of Greenland Census Highlights Eskimo Majority
The 1901 Greenland census records 11,803 inhabitants with 441 Eskimos discovered by Captain Holm in 1804 and a European population of 272. Sukkertoppen and Jullanshagh are the largest villages with 382 and 393 residents. East Greenlanders are pure Eskimo, while the rest show mixed ancestry. Death rates vary by region, with major causes including drowning. About 84 percent rely on seal catching and hunting. since 1834 Europeans have largely been displaced from subordinate roles.
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Greenland
Captain Holm
Lrgest
Sukkertoppen
Jullanshagh
Health of American Women Promoted by Pinkham Remedy
A New York doctor urges 500 mothers at a state assembly to consider women’s health as essential to the nation’s future. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is praised as a universal cure for female ailments, with testimonials from Mrs. T. C. Willadsen and Miss Mattie Henry. the ad claims the remedy restores health, balance, and vitality, urging skeptical readers to seek Mrs. Pinkham’s advice from Lynn, Massachusetts.
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New York
Lydia
Pinkham
T. C. Willadsen
Manning, Ta
Mre Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mattie Henry
Danville
Glories of win Dakota Winter and assorted snippets
A mosaic of vignette snippets from a late 19th or early 20th century paper. It riffs on Dakota winters and rural life, then wanders through quips about labor, writing wit, Parnell superstition, the White House origin tale, and a parade of advertisements and anecdotes including Hall's Catarrh Cure and a fire safety quip from a hotel porter. Names mentioned include Howard S. D. Spirit and Daniel Marke Cus Us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Dakota
Ips
Tropics
Dakota
Howard
S. D
Impatient Muscovites Rally Amid Bureaucracy Protest
Two Russian strikers vent anger at 8 PM, denouncing the bureaucracy and related 'crony' factions as they wave a red handkerchief and shout slogans. The scene ends with both wounded yet triumphant smiles, as reported by the Baltimore American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igroviteh
Washstandocracy
Ehifffonterocracy
Baltimore American
Easter Eggs Cause A Hen to Sing In A Spring Morning
A family walk on a vegetable garden path leads to a humorous Easter egg tale as Dorothy hears a hen cackling and claims a hen is singing after laying six eggs. Frances remarks a large watermelon and a straw basket with a big Easter egg amplify the scene, with a playful nod to a Gobbler remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Frances
National Magazine
Cuticura credited for relief from chronic eczema
A reader report praises Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for curing years of painful itching and raw sores on hand ears and ankles. Signed S B Hege passenger agent B&O R R Washington DC. Moon distance growth note ends with a science wrap.
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S. B. Hege
Washington, D.C
Kidney Pill Sinks Torturing Pain in Patient Trial
A Norwad stock dealer A C Sprague reports severe kidney pain that left him unable to sleep or ride. After taking three boxes of Woan’s Kidney Pity, his condition improved. he now sleeps well and can work. Trial free address Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Price 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Sprague
Norwad
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Prico
Massive Indianapolis Fire Hits McCrea Store District
A vast blaze devastated McCrea wholesale stores along Meridian and Georgia streets in Indianapolis. Firemen battled walls collapsing and flaming debris as hundreds of volunteers aided efforts. Hotels saw residents carried to safety while society women supplied meals and aid to firefighters. Union Station area faced grave risk as trains and stock threatened by the inferno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan
Tines de McCrea
Wwe
Thun
Wold Stam
St. Charles
Shevaain
Te Savvey
Fahnley & Me
Kiefer Company
Gridith Brothers
Dehuetseh & Co
United States Express
Georgia
Meridian
Union Station
Wald
Voli Trey Uremen
Hayes Stud
Farnley & McCrea
South Meridian Street
PRESIDENT'S TRIP SOUTH TO TEXAS AND WESTERN OUTING
Secretary Loeb finalizes Roosevelt itinerary to Texas for Rough Riders reunion in San Antonio with speeches and pageantry. The plan includes stops in Louisville, Fort Worth, Dallas, Waco, Austin, Houston, and a four to five week West journey into Colorado for mountain hunting. A sidetrack operation with office cars and post office arrangements may be used to maintain White House business if telegraph access is limited.
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Washington, D
D. C
Loeb
Roosevelt
Texas
Washington
San Antonio
Con Yades
Branco
San Juan
Wash-inrton
King
Loveville
Fort Worth
Dallas
Wace
Anetin
Lexas
Yiert Houston
Tess
Hoaston
Houston
Tims
Colorado
White House
Bsk
White Howe
White Howe Business At the Sidetack
Postoffice
Lochville
Lockville
Tle West
Oyster Gay
Kansas House Passes Bill for State Oil Refinery
A Kansas bill to create a state oil refinery at Perm, Kansas, passed the House and Senate after heavy battles with Standard Oil. The measure includes convict labor and common carrier pipe lines, with Governor Troch set to sign. Independent refiners seek protection, while Standard Oil faces statewide opposition and a boycott.
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Yopekna
Kan
Kansas
Standard Ol
Senate
Tloeh
Standard OW Company
Kansas Oil
Perm
Standard Oil Company
Redhonds
Kansas House
Judiciary Committee
Friends of the State Retinery
BL Dumont Smith
R. Dunont Smith
Lopeha
Cameron
Wildorf Hotel
Smith
Stte
Knsas City
OW Proaoucers’ Association, of
Roosevelt
Congress
Standard On Company
Japan's New Destroyers in Commission and Launch Readiness
Japanese naval ships Aniake and Babuki have been placed in commission with an average speed of twenty nine knots. The destroyer Aare is completed at Yokosuka Navy Yard and ready for launch. The rest of the report notes economic activity and various diplomatic cables amid mixed industrial and financial updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Aniake
Babuki
Aare
Yokosuka Navy Yard
Steel Trust Attack Sparks House Naval Bill Debate
Lawmakers sparred over Steel Trust deals as Me Lacking Cem. Miceli argued cheaper foreign armor fuels British navy contracts. Admiral Bowles testified that steel forgings cost contractors $240 to $23,000 per pound, while world markets price forgings far lower.
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Washington, D.C
Miceli
Stee Trust
United States
Trod ¢Heim
Minund
Navy
Admiral Bowles
Ukr
Conte
Steel Trust
Explosion on Naphtha Barge Kills Twenty in Landing
An explosion on a naphtha barge sparked a blaze on the landing stage at Da... and caused twenty deaths. Fire crews battled the blaze as reports circulated of multiple injuries and missing crew members amid the chaotic scenes at the port.
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Baka
Ato
Ven Ficht in Rush Fer Evite dn Scare Caused by Soule
A frenzied crowd at the Avenue Theater cried debt was a burglar alarm triggering a panic. Two boys were arrested for disorderly conduct after a chaotic rush for the exits amid confusion and misinterpreted alarm.
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Soule
Detroit
Mirlee
House Passes sweeping anti trust measure in Congress
Washington news reports the House adopting a sweeping anti trust resolution to investigate the Standard Oil Company from top to bottom. Introduced by Representative Campbell Kansas the measure directs the Secretary of Commerce and Labor to probe organization capital, profit and movement of the oil trust and related entities. President Roosevelt is noted to have been informed and discussions with Mr Garfield followed.
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Washington, DP
Congress
Oll Conan
Tap
Dotton
Commerce and War
Campbell
Kansas
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Mr. Martii
South Dakota
Garnett
Beef ‘Trust
House
Mnanhaonsis
Roosevelt
Garfeld
Ooie
Garfield
General Law Wallas Wed to Botet in Chawfordsville Ind
General Law Wallas, a former American Mister to Turkey and veteran of the Mexican and Civil wars, aged seventy eight, married Botet in Chawfordsville Indiana. The ceremony united two notable figures in a small town event.
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General Law Wallas Athor
Turkey
Oan Ws Botet
Chawfordsville
Ind
Hed Sandy horrors for the zany at St Petersburg era
Fragmentary text mentions Hed Sandy horrors and places like St. Petersburg and Iran with unclear context. No clear event, date, or named participants reliably identified.
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Liye Kaiser
Germany
Reptin Pelletin
St. Petersburg
Thussia
Iran
Turks burn women after contest with Uuljarnais near Strumitza
Fragmentary report describes a village attack by Turks following a dispute with Uuljarnais. Four women were reported killed and several others injured as mobs set homes and structures ablaze near Strumitza. Authorities issued warnings and began investigations.
Labor News Notes from The Nation Labor Tribune
Labor notes from Pittsburg and Chicago unions report efforts to curb tuberculosis spread in Germany and labor reforms. Wages in Minnesota flour and fruit industries cited. Journeymen’s Union of American Federation votes quadrennial conventions. Cramullian Labor League advocates public ownership of natural resources and utilities. New wage pact for 12,000 bridge and structural iron workers reached by the International Association. Continental mechanical schools project gains favorable Geneva government report. James McMahon of Blast Furnace Workers tours Muglaud to study conditions. International Brotherhood of Papermakers promotes new labeling for products. Movement to consolidate wood crafts unions in Russia noted.
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Nation+-Labor Tribune
Pittsburg
Chicago
Germany
Minnesota
Journes Nea Alors
Cramullian Labor League
Wridge
United States
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Geneva
Switzerland
James McMahon
Blast Furnace Workers and Smelters of America
Muglaud
Fragmented OCR Story From New York City Area
Aned Maa Teh Up details a chaotic sequence on a highway near High Bridge New York City with unclear names and numbers. The piece references a Printeria Scholarship and Priveton Art Association along with scattered mentions of ships, cadets, and a list of dates and places, all garbled.
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Kawi Baldwin
High Bridge
New York City
Printeria
Priveton Art Association of the
Images Lity
Atiille
Creamery and Dairy Prices and Listings From State Market
Readable lines show state dairy tubs firsts and thirds, creamery notes, and assorted poultry, eggs, and live stock prices. Contains items for Jersey and common dairy products, vegetables, fruit, and grain across market sections with specific price mentions and unit descriptions.
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Tors
Jersey
Pacific Coast
OM Adda
Sn Haga
BSR Air
New Year Trade Conditions Foster Sanguine Outlook
Dan's Review notes some disruption from the elements but overall trade conditions are satisfactory for the season. Merchandise distribution is broad, with accelerated activity in heavy weaving, apparel, overshoes and fuel while iron and steel manufacturing shows strength. Textile mills and shoe shops remain engaged though cautious on advance orders.
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New York City
Dan
Iron and Steel Industry
Assassination Shock Hits Russian Nobility at Kremlin Gate
A bomb attack near the Kremlin killed Grand Duke Sergius as assassins rode beside his carriage. Two bombers fled. arrests followed. The event sparked nationwide shock and speculation, with fusion of official praise and public awe outside bureaucratic circles.
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Moscow
Ruasit
Sergius
Caar
Lings Een
Kremlin
Nikolski
Swan
Oly bin Head
Jay Cooke legacy and death noted in Philadelphia obituary
Pat Rio Cooke died at his daughter's home at ten o'clock at night. Jay Cooke, once called America’s greatest financier, aided Civil War funding and founded major banks. Born in Sandusky Ohio, he became a Philadelphia banker and built railroads among other ventures. Kansas governor Thoeh signs measures while state bank deposits rise to new record.
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Philadelphia
Pat Rio Cooke
Myre
Charles DL Barney
Contr. Ie
Ile
Jay Cooke
America
Brn Tirant
Sandusky
Oho
May Tower
WSS
Siu
EW. Clarke & Co
Lewes minister leaves 87 AMS amid will misgivings
At the foot of his will Rev. William Belardson of Lewes England wrote a brief note calling the estate an express waste and then left 87 AMS. The remark accompanies the codicil indicating disputed value and unclear bequests.
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William Belardson
Lewes
England
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Mattic Henry
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Parnell
Justin McCarthy
Leslie's. Weekly
Daniel Marke Cus Us
Martha Dandridge
George Washington
Tila
Ling
Porter
CREMO
Cuticura
Birth of the Moon
George Darwin
Robert Bat
London Telegraph
Ntire Fire Department
Jonfagrailuy
Kansas Legislatura
Rewters
Kanana
Gihees
Secretary of Commerce—Oil Trust
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Elostog
Pronossit
Greece
Great Britain
Tratee
Maly
Russia
Ileening
Prince George
Crete
Cornell
Russian Empire
Extea
Oberlin Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Oberlin
Ohio
Chadwick
Frederick Cook
Predevich Cook
Suerensis
State
Toc Lester, Noy
Junction City
Dhotel Sind
California
Junction
Clyde
Rosa
Tsmaes
Coates
Bain
Mingesata
Fries
Tobedda Catistons
Stuedl Trust
Les Armer
Mr. Lacking
Rire
House of Representatives
Athion, Kan
Stand Rrd O'L Company
Banas
Chita
Soning
Mintence
Linky
Louise
Lal
Kaiser
Czar
Uuljarnais
Bulsouriitis
Foukilteh
Strumitza
Labor News Notes
Cts
Sedi Mose
Rvstahle
Cadet Dhesstedideaty
Tiessee
Haren
Greater
New
Manhattan
Trooklyn
Bronx
Queens
New York State
Bipress
Hint
Tiplomatic Corp
Pek
East River
BRU
Zonsevelt
Silent Ransevall
Harrigan Wits Point
United States Supreme Court
Boha Dtaranan Ss
Northern Seemities Company
Zoastyo
Tonejli Riley
Williamsburg Bridge
Bris Warslips
Baltish Wats
Wem
Prince Towls of
Battenberg
Bundesrath
Berlin
Opti
Chilinlog
Wold
Gerona
Fia Tari
Corton
Serrius
Walt
the Standard
Sans Souci Palace
Washington, D. C
Count Caseint
Serging
Czarnikoe-Selo
Jso
Elizabeth of
Heese Darmnstalt
Amos
Belnikov
Finland
Allovien
Thoeh
Tam
Kansas King
State Bank
John M. Warlan
Justice Tare van
Republian
Mass Raviel Martense
Browhtsa N.Y
Pion
Togo
Kine
Munagnis Ova
Haussiana
Laron Wambhare
Manehhorina
Mont Arthu
E. W. Grove
Mother Gray
Allens
Olmsted
le Roy
Mr. Winslow
Ecole
Meekison
Jacobs Oil
Sciatica
Weerison
Peru
David Mechinon
Jacob L. Davis
Galena
Stone County
Jacob L. Davin
Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, C
Hood
Commonwealth
Nunes
Kanfas
New York Sun
Kline
Dri Krive, Ltd
Arch St
Phila
Atlantic
Salzer
Tenn
Mich
Ste
Louisville Courier-Journal
Rudyard Kipling
Sweden
T.d. Backes
H.D
Vovovo
Victoria
John A. Salzer Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
C. LJ
Piso
J. W. O'Byres
Third Avenue
Minneapolis
Jorvenins
Saint Prulta
Bhrubes
Eeaich AN CO
Gregory
Catal Dodo
B. Urewort
Balzer
Medina
Ourgrras
Alors
Jown A. Salzer
Wits
Edward A. Mars
Albany
Sterling Remedy Co
Goa
Shaleley
Lion Coffee
LION
Grocers
Everywhere Woolson Spice CO
Toledo, Chin
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