Peary Reaches North Pole After Long Arctic Quest
In a dramatic turn amid Cook’s polar acclaim, Commander Robert E. Peary announces pole achievement after twenty three years of exploration. Messages from Indian Harbor and Cape Ray report Stars and Stripes at the pole and Peary’s word that the goal is reached.
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New York City
Robert E. Peary
U.S. N
North Pole
F. A. Cook
Mr. Peary
Peary
Hig
Indian Harbor
Cape Ray
N. F
Associated Press
New York
Dr. Cook
Lerwick
Shetland Telands
Cook
Pole
Copenhagen
Labrador
Robert Edwin*Peary
Maine
Cresson
North Bridgeton
Bowdoin College
Bond breaks Mt Blanc ascent record in nine hours
Walter 8 Bond of New York climbs Mt Blanc from Chamonix in nine hours. He cuts the previous record of nine and a half hours set by Morehead in 1863. Bond brings mountain experience from the Rockies and the Andes.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Walter 8. Bond
New York City
Mt. Blanc
Chamonix
Morehead
Bond
Rockies
Andes
Two Die In Round Lake Auto Crash Collision
Round Lake New York two people died and two others were seriously injured when the car returning from the Country Club collided with an electric car on the Hudson Valley Railway. The deceased are Dr. Pierson C. Curtis of Round Lake and Mrs Blanche I Silvernail of Rochester New York. The injured are Mrs Curtis and Mrs B W of this place.
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Round Lake
N. Y
Country Club
Hudson Valley Railway
Pierson C. Curtis
Blanche I, Silvernail
Rochester
N.Y
Navy Squadron to Attend Taft Visit in New Orleans
The Navy Department ordered a special squadron to New Orleans for President Taft’s Deep Waterways Convention visit. Armored cruisers New York Montana North Carolina and battleship Mississippi will take part, with Captain W A Marshant of the Montana in command. The New York is reported in first rate condition after recent overhauls.
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Washlington
D. C
Navy Department
New Orleans
Taft
New York
Montana
North Carolina
Mississippi
W. A. Marshant
Tragedy in Sumterville: Husband Kills Wife’s Parents
Ocala Florida John Bevil son of County Commissioner shot and killed his wife's parents Mr and Mrs Harter in their yard. He then wounded his wife before being surrounded and jailed. The incident occurred in Sumterville near Ocala.
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Ocala
Fla
John Bevil
Thomas Bevil
Harter
Sumterville
Beril
Cannibals Reported Revolting in French Congo
Advices from the French Congo Cayl indicate cannibalism broke out in the Matahba and Sangha regions amid a native revolt. Several factory workers were killed and eaten, and a telegraph operator was slain at his key. Native detachments led by four French officers left for the scene to punish the cannibals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Belgium
French Congo
Matahba
Sangha
Glain
Galt
Relative leaps into rain at funeral in Bristol area tragedy
In Bristol area a man named John Spencer thirty five a Newport resident and former neighbor of A J Slagle the murdered lumberman jumps into the rain to die after learning at the Slagle funeral that he was suspected of involvement in the crime. The body was found in the river at Newport Tennessee and authorities investigate the sequence of events surrounding the alleged murder and suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
A. J. Stagle
Jonesboro
Newport
Tenn
John Spencer
Slagle
Spencer
Balloon The Delight Reaches 12000 Feet In Flight
Dayton reports the new balloon The Delight reached 12 000 feet on its initial voyage and landed fourteen miles beyond Delaware Ohio. Wright Won't Race Curtiss in St Louis. Curtiss accused of patent infringement and a suit pending. Cyclone damages Dialville Texas injuring several. Catskill hotel owner arrested for forgery. Government seeks students for agricultural work with salaries 1200 to 2000 a year. Bar Harbor land sale ends dispute over a $50 000 bridge. $150 000 paid. Financier Sophronia Harrington’s $50 000 gift to a Winchester memorial hospital to be returned. 20 mile flight in New York and Boston plasterers end strike. One man dies in Philadelphia fire. six others injured. Yankee salvage efforts planned off Massachusetts coast. Cuban lottery tickets barred from U S mail.
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Fryburg
Roosevelt
Arctic
Maine
Sons of Maine
Commander Peary
Casco Bay
Portland
Peary
North Pole
Greenland
Academy of Natural Sciences
Philadelphia
Melville Land
Hellprin Land
Iron Mountain
Ross
New York
Marie Ahmightie
Dayton
Ohio
Dela Ware
Brooklyn Doctor Sized North Pole Claim in Arctic Feat
Dr Frederick A Cook of Brooklyn described reaching the North Pole on April 21 1908 with Eskimos and a 1909 return. The voyage faced extreme cold shortages and many deaths while observers question the land sighting and distance reported amid rival claims and official skepticism.
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Brussela
Beighun
Lerwick
Shetland
North Pole
Copenhagen
Floods in Java Kill 600 Natives in Southeast Region
News notes widespread devastation from southeastern Java floods with property and crop damage. Other items report Nixon entertaining by King Marienbad and Admiral shipments to the Russian Navy, plus a string of overseas notices on diplomacy, aviation, and European events.
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Java
Batavia
Nixon
Marienbad
Edward
Lawis Nixon
Turkey to Raise Import Duties in Negotiations
Turkish Finance Minister says the government will start talks with the powers to raise the import duties in Turkey from eleven to fourteen percent. The move aims to adjust tariffs amid ongoing economic discussions and potential trade implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Man and Wife Die in Auto Crash at Newton Iowa
Mr and Mrs Charles A Copper smith were killed when their motor car rolled down a thirty foot embankment at Newton Iowa. Another occupant escaped uninjured. Hugh Jennings seeks a first baseman for his TI goers. The article notes several baseball trades and players across major league teams.
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Charles A. Coppersmith
Newton
Iowa
Hugh Jennings
Tom Hughes
Arellanes
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati
wWtcher Stanley
Hutchinson
Clevelands
Cleveland
Callahan and
Cosgrove
Springfeld
Joe Wood
Boston
Red Sox
Micely
Collins
Athletics
Egan
Cincinnatie
Miller
Pittahares
Unclear Passage on Arctic Expedition and Peopled Carriers
Fragments discuss an Arctic journey with a northern limit near the pole. The speaker questions how Cook reached distant latitudes, persuades natives to act as carriers, and supplies funding food and manpower for months on failed expeditions.
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Ion
Cook
Dowie successor Voliva jailed in Illinois
Wilbur Glenn Voliva, successor to John Alexander Dowie as head of the Zionist religious group, was jailed in McHenry County Illinois after defaulting on a $10,000 slander judgment won by Montana farmer Philip Motherill. Voliva said he would serve six months rather than pay.
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Chicago
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
John Alexander Dowle
McHenry County
Woodstock
Wright
Philp Motherfl
Montana
Motherill
Voliva
Destroyer Flusser Sets US Navy Speed Mark
Bath built destroyer Flusser scored a record three knots faster than any U S Navy ship in a standardization trial on the Rockland mile. Her fastest mile reached 33.7 knots, with another at 33.4 knots and an average of 32.7 knots across five top speed runs.
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Rockland
KILLED BEFORE FIRST FLIGHT AIRPIONEER RAYNAUD DIES IN TRAIN ACCIDENT
Louis Raynaud an aeroplane inventor and his party were struck by a New Orleans and Great Northern passenger train while returning from a day’s work. Raynaud died after hospital admission. Two companions were only slightly injured. In New Jersey Francis H. Leggett, a New York wholesale grocer, died suddenly in an ambulance en route to a hospital from Weehawken, cause presumed to be heart disease.
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New Orleans
Louis Raynaud
Great Northern
Gentilly
Bruxelles Street
Raynaud
Charity Hospital
Francis H. Leggett
Francis Tf. Leggett
New York City
North Hudson Hospital
Union Hill
N. J
West Shore Railroad
Weehawken
Colorado tax on foreign corporations upheld by federal judge
In Denver Judge Lewis ruled the Colorado State tax of two dollars per thousand dollars of capital stock on foreign corporations valid. The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad challenged the levy as interference with interstate commerce.
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Colorado
Denver
Col
Lewis
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Newark Man Dies From Gas Roach Extermination Attempt
Milton Z. Kent of Warren and Orleans streets Newark died at 454 Fourth Avenue while using a patented gas to exterminate roaches. He was found dead by his partner who searched for him after he did not return.
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Milton Z. Kent
Warren and
Orleans Streets
Newark
N. J
Fourth Avenue
England Depends on Navy Says Beresford in Montreal
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford told Canadians that British people have a weary look and that the continuance of the British Empire rests on supremacy of the seas.
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England
Lord Charles Beresford
Montreal
Baseball fan dies cheering home run in amateur game
Robert Myers aged sixty five collapsed and died in Chicago after cheering a home run by an amateur player. The incident notes heart disease as the cause but provides limited additional detail.
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Robert Myers
Chicago
Bloomingdale Man Loses Right Eye in Accident
Charles Kearney of Bloomingdale New York lost his right eye after a glass eye was struck by a bullet from an unidentified shooter. The eye was shattered and replaced with a glass prosthesis.
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Charles Kearney
Bloomingdale
N. Y
Kearney
Fred
Sailor Saves 1400 Dollars Through Thrift in Four Years
The Navy Department lauds a second class yeoman for thrift, saving 1400 dollars over four years from a monthly 35 dollar pay, demonstrating fiscal discipline and efficiency in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Noted Figures in Brief World and National News
Nat Goodwin is fifty two. Major Mearns and Professor Lor Ing plan to ascend Mt Kenta. Ambassador Reid arrived from Europe to rest at his Adirondack camp. General Booth was operated on in London for septic poisoning of the eye. Theodore Roosevelt hunted in Kenya Province and killed a bull elephant. Frederick Townsend Martin hosted a harvest festival at Combe Abbey in London. Db. C Mills marked eighty four years at his Adirondack camp. The President held a cabinet conference at Beverly Massachusetts. G W Patten noted European grain merchants watching the market. Judge Ebert H Gary credits Taft with a broader fairer spirit among business men. General Rush C Hawkins, back from abroad, said England fears war with Germany.
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Nat Goodwin
Major Mearns
Lor Ing
Mt. Kenta
Ambassador Reid
Europe
Adirondack
General Booth
London
Theodore Roosevelt
Kenya
Frederick Townsend Martin
Combe Abbey
C. Mills
Adirondacks
Beverly
Mass
G. W. Patten
Ebert H. Gary
Taft
America
Rush C. Hawkins
England
Germany
Boy Killed Playing Soldier in Swedesboro House
Fifteen year old Henry Frederks at Swedesboro New Jersey shot and killed his fourteen year old cousin George Lang while pretending to be a soldier and believing the musket unloaded. The incident occurred at the home of Henrys uncle during a family visit.
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Swedesboro
N. J
Henry Fredereks
George Lang
Steel Bars Up St Ton Price Hike in Pittsburg Bar Market
The Cambria Steel Company announced a 2 dollar per ton advance in steel bars. The rise brings the price to 1410 dollars per hundredweight in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria Steel Company
Pittsburg
Earthquake in Panama Does Not Damage Canal
Numerous brief notes cover a range of events from a Panama quake failing to harm the canal to political moves in Athens and Monterey relief funds. Reports include Bar Harbor gambling crackdown, a typhoid outbreak in Cobalt, a sneakspeak aero naut celebration in Rheims, and a serious Scranton cave-in causing substantial damage.
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Panama
Canal
Talt A A
Beverly
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Teading
Diaz
Monterey
Mexico
Bar Harbor
Cobalt
Oulart
Athens
Rheims
France
New City
Manhattan
Bronx
Scranton
Sudden Deaths From Accidents Across Nations
Reports detail several fatal accidents: Col. Reuben L. Fox, former Republican State Committee secretary, dies after a car crash near Vails Gate Orange County while en route from Oneonta to New York City. Harry L. Medlar of Philadelphia perishes when a car skids into a tree near Atlantic City. E Lefebvre, French aviator, dies when his aircraft crashes over Juvisy Lug Orge in France, the first fatal air crash in French aviation.
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Treuben J. Fox
Republican State Committee
Newburg
N. Y
Reuben L. Fox
Vails Gate
Orange County
Fox
Highland Motel
Walls Gate
New York City
Bryant Odell
Odell
Thomas J. Burke
Highlands Hotel
St. Luke's Hospital
Reuben Fox
Oneonta
Otsego County
Albany
Colonel Fox
France
E. Lefebvre
M. Lefebvre
Suffragettes Stone Asquith on Golf Trip Escape
Militant suffragists again harassed Premier Asquith during his vacation at Hythe England. They threw stones at windows in Lympne Castle and shouted messages during dinner. Later Asquith and Herbert Gladstone played golf nearby and escaped in a motor car amid a reported scare.
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Hythe
England
Premier Asquith
Lympne Cestic
Herbert Gladstone
Asquith
Murder on the Sleeping Car Aboard Western Train
The body of Angelina Cenediti of St. Paul was found on a western bound train after being shot in a berth. Her companion, who boarded with her at Saco Montana, vanished at the St. Paul station as police investigate a possible Black Hand murder.
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Siberia
St. Petersburg
Krasnoyarsk Siberia
Alexander Lopukin
Russian Police Department
Revolutionary Organization
St. Paul
Minn
Alian
Angelina Cenediti
Rosabel Street
Cenediti
Saco
Mont
Vanion
Crossley
Thomas Walters
Trenton
Elizabeth Keller
Walters
Steel Car Strike Ends At Pittston Mill Return
After fifty five days and two stoppages in McKees Rocks eight workers died and over 500 injured in the Pressed Steel Car dispute. Strikers vote to return to work at once amid reports the company conceded all but an immediate wage increase.
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Pittsburg
Pressed
McKees Rocks
Porto Rico Governor Regis P Post Resigns
San Juan Porto Rico Regis P Post Governor of Porto Rico announces he has sent his resignation to President Taft It is reported the President has chosen a successor but will wait for the return of Secretary of War Dickinson who will investigate Porto Rican affairs
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Regis P. Post
Iis
Tati
Post
Dickinson
Giant swordfist landed near San Clements Island
J G Mimphy of Converse Indiana hauled a nine foot seven inch swordfist weighing 163 pounds off San Clements Island. The giant fish, armed with a two and a half foot sword, was larger than any other of its species recorded here and fought fiercely before capture.
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Avalon
Cal
San Clements Island
J. G. Mimphy
Converse
Ind
Reward Offered for Castro and Venezuelan President Pursuit
An 81000 reward is offered for information on the search for Cipriano Castro, former Venezuelan president, with mentions of landing near San Juan Puerto Rico and nearby islands. A separate note in Winnipeg predicts an Anglo German War.
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San Juan
Gomez
Venezuela
Cipriano Castro
Winnipeg
Murder of a Mother for Money Ends in Suicide
George Simons a young civil engineer in Pottsville kills his mother when she refuses money for marriage to Viola Hartrantt. He imprisons the body, uses lime and a locked door to hide the crime, then shoots himself after police reveal discovery. His sweetheart knew nothing of the deed.
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Pottsville
George Simons
Viola Hartrantt
Simons
Hartranft
Miss Hartrantt
Travy H hits auto eight killed near Reading
A car carrying William L. Graul his wife of Temple Pa and Dr and Mrs Samuel F E Schiegel of this city was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train at Douglassville. All but Dr Schiegel were killed. The victims included a Civil War veteran and a 58 year old wife. The party had been touring Sea Ty Water Gap and Philadelphia.
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Reading
William L. Graal
Temple
Samuel FE. Schiegel
Pennsylvania Railroad
Douglassville
Here
Dr. Schlegel
Taft Denies Forged Telegram Sent to Tawney Supporters
President Taft states no telegram bearing his signature was sent to Minnesota constituents. A forged telegram appeared in the St Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch seeking to bolster Congressman Tawney, who backed the Cannon tariff bloc.
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Minnesota
Tawney
Beverly
Mass
Taft
St. Paul
William Howard Taft
Hold Hare for Damages in Alaska Mining Swindle
Former associates accuse Lionel Hare of swindling in Alaska mining deals. An order for damages totaling 62 500 with interest 14 000 plus was entered by Judge Wilbur in the Superior Court. Hare has been jailed since June 18 after arrest on a complaint by F E Powers and several wealthy New Yorkers.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Lionel Hare
New York City
Wilbur
Superior Court
Hare
F. E. Powers
Alaska
Lusitania Docks in New York Four Days From Europe
The Lusitania becomes the first steamship to reach New York City on its fourth day from Queenstown. It completes the Atlantic crossing from Daunt's Rock Lightship to Ambrose Channel Lightship in 4 days 11 hours and 42 minutes.
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Europe
Amerisca
New York City
Queenstown
Daunt's Rock
Ambrose Channel
Law Professor Kills Himself in Cleveland
Roger M. Lee, a 57 year old Cleveland lawyer and former Western Reserve Law School faculty member, died by self inflicted gunshot. Ill health was thought to be a contributing factor.
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Roger M. Lee
Cleveland
Ohio
Western Reserve Law School
Il. health-Ia
Patrol Wagon Wakes Sleeper in Los Angeles
Edward W. Clark awoke suddenly from a three days sleep as a patrol wagon hurried him toward the hospital in Los Angeles California. He failed to respond to wakeful attempts and slid into a comatose state prompting his landlady to call the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Clark
Los Angeles
Cal
Clark
Ns Landlady
Government Cotton Report Indicates Low 11 Million Bale Yield
Government cotton forecast issued in Washington finds yield at 11,000,000 bales. Officials release the report outlining factors impacting crop output and market implications for the season.
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Government
Washington, D. C
Keene’s Sweep Wins Futurity and Newport Cup Defense
James R. Keene’s Sweep captured the Futurity at Great Neck and then won the Newport cup final pole game by beating Point Judith 10 to 6. Johnson plans to weigh 216 pounds for ten round bouts with Kaufman and Barry in California and 205 for Ketchel. Fifteen Russian Orluft-breed horses from Moscow will tour American state fairs this fall. Johnson trains hard and aims to win all three mills to prove true championship status. Avalon dispatch reports L. G. Murphy caught a 118 pound bluefin tuna in fifteen minutes, citing monster-fist entanglement as the cause. R. T. Wilson Jr. is regarded as a premier American turfman with a history of strong thoroughbred operations.
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James R. Keene
Point Judith
Johnson
Kaufman
Barry
California
Ketchel
Orluft
Imperial Racing
Moscow
America
Avalon
Cal
L. G. Murphy
R. T. Wilson, Jr
East
Perit
Wilson
New Jersey suit seeks damages over ditch digging row
Herbert Cottrell of New Brunswick sues Asbury Fountain and Jacob Gaub for 20000 each, claiming they ducked him in a water filled ditch dug by Gaub’s crew under Browntown authority. He jumped in to stop it. a rain swollen pond formed behind him as threats were allegedly made.
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Herbert Cottrell
New Brungwick
Asbury Fountain
Board of Freeholders
Jacob Gaoub
Gaub
Browntown
Wna
Cottrell
Bridgeton Speakeasies Targeted by Public Safety Crusade
Bridgeton Public Safety Commissioner Hughes leads a recurring crackdown on speakeasies with frequent arrests. A prior cleanup by Prosecutor Fithlan and the State Law and Order League had reduced illicit venues, but activity has surged again as authorities aim to eradicate blind tigers.
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Bridgeton
Public
Hughes
Fithlan
State Law and Order League
Foot Blister Causes Death at Flemington
George Servie of Flemington died from blood poisoning after a blister on his foot was rubbed by his shoe. He paid little heed to the minor abrasion and doctors did all possible to save him once the poisoning began.
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George Servie
Flemington
Servie
Notable Deaths and Local Developments Across the State
A Warwick resident Harry Miller was killed by an overhead bridge on the Belvidere Branch Railroad near Rocksburg. Flor ence township committee adds 400 for road completion between Flor ence and Roebling. Moorestown reports typhoid cases including George M Hillman and the wife of Postmaster Comfort. Lemuel Crowley’s funeral held at his sister’s home in Vineland after drowning at Hancock's Bridge. William Dayton of Millville shatters a finger while cleaning a loaded gun. BG Ferretti’s horse dies after feeding in a Vineland cornfield. Dr T C Wheaton of Millville displays twelve pound mam moth enteloupes raised on his property.
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Harry Miller
Warwick
N. Yu
Rocksburg
Belvidere
Pennsylvania Railroad
Florence
Roebling
Moorestown
George M. Hillman
M. 3B. Comfort. the Body of Lemuel Crowley, Who Was Drowned At Hancock's Bridge
Vineland
James Harvey
William Dayton
Millville
Ferretti
T. C. Wheaton
Bullhead Injures Man In Iowa Knee Strike
A Corstena resident, Janne Vanden Bos, hooked a large bullhead that pierced his knee during a jerk, causing a horn injury and blood poisoning with his life briefly in danger. Separately, a speed war boosts Chicago to Seattle travel time to eighty two hours.
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Corsten
Iaane Vanden Bos
Chicago
Seattle
Eixty
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Frederick A. Cook
Donald B. McMillan
Perry
MeMillan
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W. C. Fogg
Freeport
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Shetland Islands
Robert R. Peary
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Curtiss
Wilbur Wright
St. Louis
Glenn H. Curtiss
Wrights
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Kiskatom
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Richard ‘T Stotesburg
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Friedrichshafen
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School of Journalism
University of Miesouri
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U. S. Navy
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Harbor City
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Medlar
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Atlantic City
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Black Hand
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Castro
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Morris
Pottsville, Pa
W. L. Graal
Mrs. Schlegel
Law Professor
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Flatbush
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James
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High Bridge
Brison
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Mary
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Campbell
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George Moore
Forsman
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Joseph Sommers
Frank Augustus
Mary Powell
Gloucester
Mrs. Powell
Bella Merrill
Maria Park
Matilda Conroy
Caroline Shaller
Aden Powell
Lee T. Hallock
Albert Host
Clayton
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