Walter Wellman Plans New Arctic Expedition Sail Next Week
Walter Wellman, leader of the American Arctic expedition, says the year has been bad for Arctic exploration and will sail from Southampton to New York aboard the Spree with American party members. He defends the outfit, denies abandoning Professor Oyen on Danes Island, and notes Norwegians and others will likely join the next attempt.
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Wellman
Lospor
Walter Wellman
Southampton
New York
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Associated Seas
Wellmat
Liont. Peary
Greenland
Professor Oyen
French
Mobun
Dodge
Denver Bull Fight Promoters Press City Officials
In Dexven on September 17 a plan for a major bull fight in the city drew mixed reaction. Promoters push for permits, while Humane Society officials delay approval. city records show no permit yet and officials caution over the legality and safety of the exhibition. Local figures Moore from Las Vegas and Alderman Tuutter supported promoters amid controversy.
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Borann Society
Dexven
ths
son
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nammd Moore
Las Vegas
Tuuter
Thorsowon
the Humane society
Herofnard
Thompson
yremul
Fistic Carnival Preparations For the Olympic Club
New Orleans reports the Olympic Club pugilistic carnival set for Sept 24 25 26 with enhanced seating and a new cage style ring. Billy Palmer English champion arrives to train at Wyman's garden while Johnny Murphy Stanton Abbott Everhardt Walker Needham bouts loom. Reed to visit Milwaukee Chicago and Burlington Park plans noted.
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Olympic Club
New Orleans
Olympiccind
John Duffy
Billy Pilmer
Johnny Murphy
Wyman’s garden
Stanton Abbot
hia
Everhardt
Walker
Needham
Murphy
Blue House
the pigilista
Frightful Runaway Wrecks Funeral Party Injuring Nineteen
A funeral procession near Irondale on Friday ended in disaster as a frightened team struck a vehicle and caused a multi carriage wreck. Four wagons plunged down a hill. victims include Anna Burnside with severe injuries, Willan Hoashalden with multiple fractures, Alexander McBane with internal injuries, and Eli Cope with head and facial wounds.
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Miftetn Fercas
Ratarae Tog
Fonesia
ALuuaste
Irondale
Anna Burnside
Willan Hoashalden
Alexander McBane
Eli Cope
Arrests Lead to Horse Meat Delicacy Scandal
Osbern of the health department says John Mill and Amos Schultz are tied to a systematic sale of horse flesh. Inspector Young reported a man slaughtering a horse on the prairie while O Connell found the meat under arrest. Slaughtered beef sells for 3 cents a pound in city markets, though its hoof meat fetches the same price, signaling inferior, discolored stock. Other suspects in the meat scheme are expected to be arrested soon.
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Chiesge
Cmeao
Osbern
health department
John Mill
Amos Schultz
Inspector Young
O'Connell
Counterfeit Bills Reported In Cincinnati and New Counterfeit
An 1820s era note warns readers of counterfeit currency circulating in Cincinnati. The fake $5 note imitates a local bank issue with a chocolate colored seal, while another counterfeit imitates a ten dollar silver certificate featuring a Rosecrans registrar signature and a Vice Presidential portrait. Detectives urge vigilance and advise checking letter quality and engravings.
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Omeaga
United States
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James W. Hyatt
nerius
Rosecrans
Hendriclea
Parkhurst Attack Sparks DA Fellows Controversy
District Attorney Fellows released a statement calling the attack on Dr. Parkhurst a matter of outcry over exposing judges. He questions Parkhurst’s knowledge and warns that silence equates to guilt, while urging publication of names and accountability.
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Fellows
Parkhamton
Smyth
Parkhurst
Jack
Owens Victory Tops Kentucky Primary Contests
Owens leads Breckinridge in a close, divisive Kentucky congressional primary across Bourbon Fayette Franklin Scott and Woodford counties. Reports show Owens securing a plurality with strong showings in Lexington Frankfort and Owens county while Breckinridge retains broad organization support despite a push by rivals. Local results include Owens wins in Oldham and Georgetown areas with varying margins and ongoing speculation on final tallies.
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Kentucky
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W. C.P. Breckinridge
Laxington
W. (. Owens
Georgetown
Fivan Sitle
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pitt
Breckinelge
Pollard reaural
Clone Breckinridge
c. OWE
Washington
wwomen
Breckinrige
Breckinridge
congress
Senatore Lindsay
Frankfort
Blackburn
Versailles
Bourbon, Fayette, Franklin, Tenors, Oldham, Owens, Scott anu Woodford counties
Political Amnesty and Local Election Moves in Ireland
John Belmond signals cautious support for Daly as a candidate in Limerick to push amnesty for political prisoners. The evolving sentiment could influence Home Secretary Asquith and Ireland’s political crisis. A separate burglary report in Darian describes a break in at 261 South Harwood. a woman tied and a man fled after stealing a pocketbook. In Texas a derailed Iron Mountain train near Trxantava caused two hours of delay with no injuries.
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John Belmond
Limerick
Daly
coumons
Asquith
Ireland
Darian
Hanway
South Harwood
Trxantava
Tex
Iron Mountain
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