Peary annexes North Pole territory for United States
Washington reports Commander Peary formally annexed the North Pole region and adjacent lands to the United States by planting the flag on April 6. The Navy confirms possession in the name of the President, with further messages detailing reception and congratulations from officials.
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Washington
Robert E. Peary
Orth Pole
United States
Batile Harbor
Cape Ray
North Pole
United States of America
Record
U. 8
Peary
Navy
Pole
Washington, D.C
Cunga
Battle Harbor
Winthrop
Navy Department
Becharr
Orps
Te Navy
Ahatieras Lowe
Juvenul
New York
United Press
Frederick Albert Vouk
Polo
Rookey
Niminder Peary
Howell
Labradore
Nui
Unite Presa
Horde Harbor
Labrador
Mac
Ulate
Ile House
State Department
Schuman
Tniversity. iSight
Final Tribute For Marriman by Harriman Toilers
Thousands of Harriman Toilers gather at Tower Hill to pay respects to Marriman the chief and patron as his body lies in state in the central hall of the big mansion. Workers from all crafts recall his impact on the railroad town and join a solemn, extended funeral plan with pallbearers from multiple unions. The ceremony promises to be quiet yet extensive, with more details to follow on the next page.
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Telegrery
Tanewal
Tarner
Viay
H. Marrimay
Tower Hill
Marrimai
Tnet
Central Valley
Anden
Sentshield
Aghatg
Teslay
Tower Hin
Ariten Muse
Patate
Ford
G. Wy Bugeh
Arden Dairy Fannie
Pitth
Girl Held by Police in Broad Street Incident
A 17 year old girl from Plainfield was detained at Elizabeth police headquarters for over twelve hours after being picked up near Broad Street early this morning. Chief Fenney and Captain Peters questioned her while officers tried to locate her relatives in Plainfield and Newark. Her brother, once found, could not immediately travel to Elizabeth, and the girl remained in confinement as authorities sought a home contact. The Walker family surname is not confirmed, and the girl’s identity remains undisclosed.
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Ethel Walker
Plainfield
Broad Nnrest
Polica
Broad Street
Schwler
Fenney
Peters
Newark
Elizabeth
Lise
Teaney
Cme
Contributions to White Plague Fund Continue
Additional ten dollar donations for the tuberculosis fund are recorded by the Journal. Eighteen more are needed to meet the Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis target to cover visiting nurse expenses this month. The list includes Louise Ho Krouse 2.0.04 and Mrs F T Wintee, among others, with amounts collected at South Broad Street.
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Tuberculosis Fund
Jourmi
Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Louise Ho Krouse
FT. Wintee Cee
Wifta
Howere
Society
Tae
Mall Bouquette
Naree
Beautiful Woman Death At Harrow House Inquest Open
Sept 1 in London suburb Harrow on the Hill a beautiful young wife, James Gordon Sartori Perin, shot herself at Harrow School where she was guest of music master John Acyradyad. Her estranged husband Lawrence Perin, recently released from a lunatic asylum, had earlier eloped with her. Authorities probe the suicide as inquiries continue and no formal inquest details released.
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Lonton
James Gordon Sartori Perin
Lawrence Pern
Saylum
John Acyradsyd
Harrow School
Perin
Tia
America
Harrow-on-the- Him
London
Pearth
Ohio men win 1000 yard Dryden trophy at Sea Girt
Ohio led the Dryden trophy match at Sea Girt finishing with a total of 1024 points after a 1000 yard event. Marine Corps and New Jersey entries followed as spectators watched the annual prize, awarded by Governor Yort with a medal and cash.
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Ohio
S. Marina
Maryland
Ury
New York
District
Colunlit
Dryden
United States
John Dryden
Newark
National Guard
Marine Corps
Cavey
Yort
J. W. Hessian
Bylvesteg
New Serney
Wall Street Opens With gains as Union Pacific leads activity
Opening moves show Union Pacific climbing toward 2 1 2 with strong interest amid book closing ahead of October 2 meeting. Reading and other issues rise modestly while many equities turn irregular and end lower or steady. Government bonds hold firm as market breadth remains uneven with lingering uncertainty.
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New York
Sept
Union Pacific
Guion Pacific
Witch
Lassinny
Chion Pacifether
Kenah Seeks Election as County Clerk
The Democratic state ticket focuses on V. Kenah for county clerk and George W. Schlatterer for county treasurer. Kenah, city clerk, is urged by party leaders to seek the county post, while Schlatterer is aligned for sheriff on Fry’s ticket. Uncertainty and withdrawals shift plans as candidates weigh strong support and internal talks continue.
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Kenah
Abu V. Kenah
George WH Schlatterer
Reggie
Ronah
Fry
Kenahie
Myron
Soma
Harv
Plainfield Board of ‘Trade
Assembly
Mare
Wis Cawilidney
Muraane
Maralof
Almaine P. Murryn
Union
Assimnily
Burke to Make Race Endorsed in 20 Ward
Report of a Republican ward meeting at Grand Army Hall in Jersey Street announcing Burke’s bid and broad Republican ticket endorsement. Highlights include notes on county officials, ward endorsements, and support from the Independent Lithuanian Club.
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Burke
Repubenna
Seermd
T Heir Campaigen
Grand Army Hall
Rastejersey Street
Recon
Waters
Dennin le Markeys Conimously
Endarged Foe
Richard V. Bye
Meury J. Fromme
P. M. Kling
Joseph Neil
Excise Commission
Andrew Dott
Samuel Leonard
Elimen
J. C. Rodolph
Clib
Déormigie Araaitaki
Charles Fuhrman
Famou
Culvert
Frank H. Smith
Mesara
Calvert
Stith
Jamee White
Cariion Ko Peres
Migueline OW
Sehvartz
Lloyd Whenupeon
Fudge Dan Edelstein
Thomas
Ite
Chile
Fries
Andrew Hawthorne
Henry J. Fromme
Turn Mall
Reptember
Fifth Parc
Ask Flowers for the Sick in Fighting Tuberculosis
The Clarity Organization seeks flower donations to aid the Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis. Nurses report bouquets ease visits and comfort for patients, though some homes resist. Efforts target Hancock town and present fund-raising appeals to donors in A. M. region.
River Pirates Sink Boat Near Bremdway City
Captain Kunze reports last night a fifty foot launch sank in the river near Bremdway. The crew pulled the craft from the water with help from local police after discovering the vessel listed and submerged. A reward of 10 is offered for the arrest of the culprits.
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Hiver
Jwynel Ptesaies
Cngtat Avis Kune
Bremdway
Nbs City
Kunze
Howe
Kane Yestanday
Staten Leland
Lonneh
Kunz
Jom
Staten Inland
Sound
Wil
Count vows to beat back Spanish anarchists in interview
Count Bont de Veeretiann declares he will work ten days to mobilize action against the anarchist threat from Spain to France. He says the society will be struck with new protection measures and that resistance will be pursued under the threat of the latest punishment. Elizabeth Commercial College advertises shorthand and bookkeeping courses at 207 Broad Street with Principal McMickla. The Original Pabst Milwaukee Bottled Beer delivers by case for $1 per order. Suhruhue's Dancing School announces lessons and cotillon next Monday. A feature on money saving tips and fashion basics appears.
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Milwaukee
Sherman Aros
Beth Avenue
Jer Suqhrue
Resignation of Robt Shearer shocks local school committee
Robt Shearer has resigned from the High School committee amid upheaval in the city’s education board. The move follows internal talks and interim arrangements. Shearer, a former superintendent candidate, will remain in residence as the district reorganizes. The board seeks stable leadership as it prepares for upcoming evaluations and budget discussions.
Judge Endorses Constitutional Amendments and Explains Rationale
A Brooklyn judge favors the proposed constitutional amendments and outlines their aims, arguing they will modernize the judicial system and broaden open access to the people. He cites the commission that drafted the amendments and praises the distinguished legal minds behind them, noting the changes target the judiciary while preserving other offices.
Frees Mining Promoter Guilty or Not in New York Case
New York on September 11 reports a magistrate court ruling in a dramatic larceny case. Arthur Lewis and Reed Smont are central figures amid allegations of stock shires purchases and multi million dollar losses. Judge Krotel dismissed the charges against Lewis but the matter centers on fraud and misappropriation claims.
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Henry
Supreme Court
Court of Errorn
New Vanky
Len
Morgan
Duris Bourse
Krotel
Centre Street
Anges
Arthur Lewis Cne Republicus State Sander BP Oat Sun
Reed Smont
Will Ntreit
Charles J. Hedge
Hodge
Tom Mourad
Lewis
New York
Lewtye
Building and Loan Notes Meeting Announced
Citizens Building and Loan will hold its monthly meeting Wednesday night at 108 Breed street. The People's Building and Loan association invites members to attend the bi monthly meeting Monday evening for the purpose of discussing premiums and mortgage matters.
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Amit Lean Hs Tive
Ite
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Atrive Bydney
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Des. Inc
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Che Rim
Irpen
Jessie
Elizabeth Commercial College
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Euroll Son
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Bo McMickla
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Robt. Shearer
Brooklyn Commercial School
Ribert J. Shearer
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Shearer
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Taemer
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Kent
Esparato
Atreet
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Edward S. Atwater
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Atwater
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Chives
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Shiva
Judiciary Amendment
Frees Mining
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