Cook Still Claims North Pole Discovery Amid Turmoil
Dramatic reports from New York on Dr Frederick A Cook recount his renewed assertion of discovering the North Pole. He plans to present records to the University of Copenhagen after scrutiny by experts. Amid prior attacks, Cook vows to reveal documents left with Penry and to return with Em Wintos to substantiate his claim.
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New York
Prederick A. Cookin
Scotland
North Pole
University of Copenhagen
Cooehalinn
Cooky
Penry
Copent
Cook
Riah
Marines to reach here from Colon today
The five hundred marines from Colon are due to arrive here today to reinforce American forces. A proclamation by Commander W. A. Game of Paducah forbids fighting within the city and Grover warned that armed intervention would be used if necessary. The army transport Prairie from Philadelphia is slated to sail tomorrow with more reinforcements.
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Colon
Entever
W. AW
Grover
Phita Winhia
Amertes
Chinese plan boycott triggers nationwide League of Justice
May 21 in San Francisco the Chinese chamber of commerce reports a general boycott of American goods across China. Frustrated by Washington inaction over alleged literary deterrents, Chinese plan a nationwide movement named the League of Justice to rally cooperation against American commerce.
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San Francisco
Chinese Chamber of Cammoeron
Chine
Washington
Une
Angeland
League of Justice
Curtiss Wins Long Distance Flight Record
Glenn Curtiss today set a world long distance aviation record by flying from Albany to New York over the Hudson River. He covered 137 miles in two hours and thirty two minutes at an average speed of 54.0 miles per hour, earning a $10,000 prize from The World.
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Curtiss
New York
Glenn Cortles
Albany
Une Hudson
Curtis
Prominent man fatally harms wife then attacks priest
A local man named Gibbons, described as a prominent optimist, killed his wife with a firearm and then struck J. Wath, a Catholic priest, at his doorway before being restrained. Authorities noted the wife had given a confession that referenced prior events.
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Far
P. J. Albboos
Hey
J. Wath
Gibbons
Banquet Guests Suffer Prolonged Ills From Spoiled Ice Cream
Fort Collins Oklahoma May 29 reports say two hundred six men and guests attended a school banquet when they were exposed to spoiled ice cream. Several are seriously poisoned and many are unable to attend due to the illness.
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Fort Collins
Okla
Liv High Bohoo
Atumal
Oahu College Wins Interscholastic Championship
Oahu College claims the school championship as the Interscholastic series shows Oahu teams posting seven wins while losses came from Kame and High. Palama Juniors beat Mu Hocks 12 to 1, Asihis beat CA Juniors 6 to 2, and Fifth Cavalry beat Fort Shafter 6 to 2. A student team defeated a faculty team 15 to 10, with roller skating marathon planned for tonight.
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Oahu College
Tivhamedas
Kane
Pune
Oahu Inds
Palama
Mu Hocks
Athletic Park
Asihis
Fifth Cavalry
Fort Shafer
The
Frank Spraight Arrives for Dickens Readings in Honolulu
Dickens reader Frank Spraight wowed Honolulu, staying after an extended boat trip and immigration hold. He’ll perform at the Kliohana Art League with readings from Pickwick and Christmas Carol, then tour Australia and New Zealand.
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Honolulu
Art League
Maxstoners
Tam
Frank Speaight
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Mr. Speaskht
Kliohana Art Lease
Pickwick
David Copperfield
Mr. Speaight
Mark Twain
Rhokesware
Eagar Allen Poe
Robert Browning
Dickens
Speaight
Hawaii
The
Ants
Sugar World Supply Quiet Amid Crop Uncertainty
Willett & Gray's Sugar Journal May 12 notes visible world sugar supply totals of 2,980,741 tons with 3,186,219 tons a year ago, and a 205,478 ton decline. European markets fear Cuba crop sales as grinding slows. Cuba production through May 1 shows mixed results, with forecasts suggesting a possible 1,750,000 ton outturn if rains allow. Prices for Central sugar fluctuated. UK business slowed by royal death events. beet crop prospects in Europe reduced by late sowings and weather.
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Willett & Gray's Sugar Journal
Europe
Amer
Cuba
Vial Fame Cie
Lamlig
India
Java
Brazil
Demerara
Cube
Louisiana
Colorado
Michigan
Busia
Edwart
Contri
United States
United Kingdom
Cubas
Porto ‘Telcos
Homestead plan to be submitted to Governor Frear
A three member commission led by W A Kinney will present a report within a month advocating a $1 million program to build 2000 homes on public lands for settlers. The plan mirrors Ka loko homesteads and calls for government aid in refrigeration, packing, and transport.
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Commission
Frear
W. A Kinney
James W. Pratt
Apd
W. W. Harris
S Hall
Gnd
Kinney
Commisnion
Kalaheo
Kuuni
Manoa Residents Rally Against Speeding Autos
In Manoa valley residents protest speeders on valley highways. They accuse drivers of reckless sprinting through the area and vow continued demonstrations to curb the danger. Large numbers join the effort to press officials for action.
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Wilder Avenue
Manoa Valley
Doctor Yourself Says Perry Davis Painkiller Beats Quinine
A reader advises self care for colds using Perry Davis Painkiller, claiming it is better and safer than quinine and can be a cheaper option for large doses, reflecting old time home remedies and advertising tone.
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Perry Davis
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