Explorer Wallace plans Alaska trek after Labrador crossing
The lines say lawyer Wallace intends a major Alaska expedition after returning to New York from Labrador. He aims to rest briefly then prep a large trek to uncharted Alaska regions, driven by a restless urge to explore. Friends note his late wife’s memory fuels the drive.
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Dillon Wallner
New York
Labrador
Alaska
Ian
Wallace
Alonzo
Wallaes
Vandal Wrecks J C Zipprich Office in Chicago
Wreckers looted the J C Zipprich Teaming Company offices in Chicago destroying records and damaging the interior. A safe with money was left intact while the main books and records were torn apart. A fox terrier named Sport was found dead, its skull fractured, and the office reopened at seven by G T Zipprich, son of the president.
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J. C.zipprich
J. C. Zipprich
Chicago
John ©. Zipprich
Sport
GT. Ripprich
Maniac Pension Award Sparks Big Cash Grant
A Civil War veteran, patient at Bl Elizabeth government hospital for the insane in Washington, received the largest pension award since Commissioner Warner took charge. The lump sum of 9,348 dollars plus future payments of six months will fund his maintenance during hospitalization while authorities pursue care.
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Warner
Bl Elizabeth Government Hospital
Washington
Burglar Kills A Girl In Chicago Flat
Miss Mani Steese 25, a stenographer for Union Traction, was murdered by a burglar in her Chicago flat Tuesday night. Her companion Mrs My Baumgartner, nearly blind, witnessed the struggle as the intruder shot Miss Reese after a scream and scuffle in the kitchen. Police and fire units responded. Reese lay fatally wounded near the doorway, as suspects fled through a window.
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Mink Anke Reese
Chicago
Whiet
Mani Steese
Miss Steese
Regal
Union Traction Company
My ML Banmegartner
Fred
Miss Reeve
Rue
Ndt
Green River
Anna Teese
Maud Reese
Baumgartner
Nnt
Miss Reese
Sheffield Avenue
Ofteen Issances
End of Korea Looms as Japan Seizes Control
Historic Korea faces probable removal from the family of nations as Japan presses to annex and govern under the emperor. Japanese guards surrounded the palace, the emperor was forced to sign an agreement placing Korean ports and diplomacy under Japanese authority, signaling the likely unraveling of Korea’s independence. The article notes long-standing subservience to China and the fragile nature of treaties without naval and military backing.
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Nailona
Iwoyea
Japan
Pakehisiua
Korea
Sys
Chicago News
China
Tsusain
Koro
Guna
Marblehead sustains damage at Mare Island incident
A cruiser Marblehead was damaged without collision with the refrigerator ship Celtic at Mare Island. In Honolulu officials protest to President Roosevelt over territorial laws. Canadian Pacific plans Fort steamers to shorten Vancouver Hongkong voyage to sixteen days. A man named Mr. Webster of Winfield fatally shot a woman, then took his own life.
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Marblehead
Celtic
Mare Island
King Eoward
Cornell University
I. S. Willard
Digligh
James O'Connell
International
Honolulu
Roosevelt
Low
Atkmon
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
New Fort
Wil
Vancouver
Hongkong
Emu Lacie
Webster
Winfield. N. IF
Hle
Hfe
100 Perish As Hilda Sinks Off St Malo In Snowstorm
A British cross channel steamer Hilda of the Southwestern Railway Co. wrecked Sunday off St Malo after fog and a severe snowstorm. About 100 on board drowned. six survivors reported. Passengers included twenty first class travelers and several Japanese people. Rescued were taken by Ada, outward from St Malo. The Hilda sailed from Southampton Friday night with eighty passengers and twenty six crew.
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Hilda
Southwestern Railway Company
St. Malo
Fpratve
Ada
Southwestern Hne
Southampton
St. Mato
St. Briac
Inglish
Jardin Lighthouse
St. Seryan
Norway Crown Tender to Prince Charles Ends Brief Ceremony
A Norwegian deputation formally tendered the throne to Prince Charles of Denmark and King Christian IX accepted on behalf of his grandson. The palace scene recalled the 1863 Greek throne presentation with princes, princesses, diplomatic corps including the American minister, and officials. President Berners speech invited Charles to become king, with a brief royal response.
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Norae
Prince Charles
Norway
Denmark
Christian Duhhbehalf
Prince George
Mr. O'Brien
Berner
Dvince Chirtes
Christan
Uiveb
Sailship wreck near St Malo leaves many dead
Sunday morning Navlug missed the tide due to calm seas. Two boats were launched. one picked up by the Ada, the other found empty at St Cast with thirteen bodies ashore. Seven bodies with fife belts stranded near St Cust as wreckage and cattle litter the coast. Hilda carried Vyenech farmers returning to France with gold from onion and potato harvest. others were English families bound for Dinard. Wreckage shows Ber main mast and forecastle three miles off St Malo.
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Navlug
Ada
St. Cast
St. Cust
St. Malo
France
Dinard
Panama Canal Funding Estimate Push to Congress
War Department sends to Treasury an estimate of 16 million dollars for ongoing Panama Canal work through June 30, 2007. Some funds needed immediately. emergency appropriation expected when Congress convenes. Project delays possible if funding blocked. bond proposals linger while engineers split on lock versus sea level design. The President may influence timing and final choice.
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Ware Department
Consens
Panama Canal
Dreasury Department
War Department
Congress
Congresa
Commiston
Ag Avon Ag Con&rest
M Lock Canal
Gisincera
San Level
Notable Names in Turmoil and Deaths Across Cities
News item notes Brook lyn crowd beating a man over a stabbing with mention of minor figures including Ash H Edwards. Thomas A Stoddard 76, manager of St Louis clearing lotsa, dies after long illness. Ex Gov Horace Austin of Minnesota dies at Minneapolis home after an operation. John Tiadolo a wealthy Western online owner disappears from Hotel Sev ille New York with no trace found.
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Ash H. Edwards
Negro
Brooklyn
Thomas A. Stoddard
St. Louis
Lotsa
Horace Austin
Minnesota
Minneapolis
John Tiadolo
Weater
Seville
New York
Norway Crowds Cheer New King and Queen at Palace
An immense crowd gathered at the royal palace to greet King Haakon V4 and Queen Maud after a blessing ceremony. The event closed with a royal salute as the couple departed in a gilded state chariot amid a festive reception.
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Haakon V4
Maud
Norway
Oddities and jests color 1900s headlines and debates
A fragment rich in satire cites figures from czars to admirals and presidents. It touches on theater protests, Philadelphia taxes, Depew jokes, war rumors, Russia Japan captures, and Roosevelt’s remarks post collision. Names include Chauncey Depew and Andrew Hamilton, with mentions of Peekskill and Chicago.
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Constantine Petrovitch
Admiral Dewey
Russia
General Sherman
Oscar
Norway
Chauncey Depewald
Pennsylvania
Japan
Andrew Hamilton
Howdy Andy
Peekskill N
Cbauncey de
Notable 19th Century Events From A Chronicle Fragment
Fragmentary chronology lists historical milestones and notable deaths from 1800s to early 1900s. Items reference English Parliament era, battles, treaties, royal figures, political shifts, and cultural events with varied geographic scope across Europe, the Americas, and beyond.
Tenia in O11 Game and Other Fragments
An assortment of modern and historical clippings mentions tennis in London with references to courts at Whitehall and Charles II, a seven feet ten inch soldier in the Guards, Idaho news, and varied ads and testimonials including Dodd's Kidney Pills praising kidney health and Rheumatism relief, plus stray notes on Diogenes and a Washington Star quip about an inventor husband.
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Tenia
Tenns
Lonton
Ulil
Idaho
Eranor
Tdaho
Cryfig
Martha
Dodd
Whiel Calletts
Hospitals Crowded Women Predominate in Surgery News
The piece cites that over three fourths of hospital patients are women awaiting or recovering from operations due to neglect. It quotes symptoms pointing to womb and ovary issues and endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, including a customer letter from Miss Luglla Adams describing tumor disappearance after treatment.
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Jon
Snow White
Luglla. Adams
Colonnade Hotel
Seattle
New England States
Pinkham
Miss Adams
Lydia KE
Pinkhaw
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