Leper claims dismissed after New York skin hospital reception
John R. Barry, recently released from Washington confinement, attended a reception at the New York Skin and Cancer Hospital arranged by Dr. J Duncan Bulkley to prove no infection. Barry described chickens and eggs sent to Washington as a counterclaim, while Bulkley explained the skin inflammation arose from alkali exposure at a North Carolina pulp mill. Early's release is anticipated.
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John R. Marty
Ad ‘A. Leper
New York
Wartly
Barry
Washington
Batly
Bulkley
North Carolina
Homesick Eskimo Lad Plans Native Pole Expedition
Mene Wallace, a homesick Eskimo lad, vows to organize a native expedition to reach the North Pole. He sails for North Greenland to rejoin his people and carries scientific instruments gifted by friends. He says Peary and other white men may not reach the pole, but his people can succeed.
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Eskimo Bay
Mene Wallace
Greenland
Pole
Peary
Peary U
Mobbed by sympathizers near Wheeling strike turmoil
William Haghn, a former Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tinplate Workers member, was nearly beaten to death in South Wheeling by a mob of hundreds supporting tinplate strikers. Constable Emmett Clark was assaulted while protecting Haghn and sent to hospital with severe injuries. several arrests reported.
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Amalgamated Ransociation
William’ Haghn
Amalgamated
Association of Iron,’ Steel and Tinplate
South Wheeling
Emmett Clark
Wagan
Noted astronomer Newcomb dies at seventy in Washington
Professor Simon Newcomb, renowned astronomer, passed away at his home in Washington at age seventy four. He earned honors from leading scientific societies and royalty, including membership in the Institute of France, the Royal Astronomical Society of Great Britain, and the AAAS.
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Newcomb
Simon Newcomb
Washington
Burned to Death in Suspected Robbery Fire
An elderly couple living on the outskirts of Patchogue L I Townsend Gerrity ninety and his wife Cyn tia over eighty were burned to death. Police believe the victims were killed in a robbery and incendiary attack. Also mentioned is a New York Supreme Court matter denying a Thaw insanity hearing relocation to New York County.
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Patchogue
L. 1
Townsend Gerrity
Cyntia
Thaw
Sights In Pavol India Visits and Royal Ceremonies
A discussion of royal visits to British India describes Indian subjects showing loyalty to Western rule. It notes pompous ceremonies by Hindoo undertitlers or sasalis during such visits, recalls Prince George of Wales and his wife visiting India, and comments on how children miss these adventures by staying in school. It mentions two toed feet of animals drawing the camel omnibus.
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Roya
Pald
Brd
India
Nabha
Kapurthala
Wales
Camel Omnibus Showcases Indian Elephants and Courtly Trappings
A descriptive feature recalls India's royal processions with Arabian elephants and grand howdahs. It notes mahouts guiding the beasts, illuminated tusk fountains, gemnecked Kapurthala elephants, and the prowess of Asiatic elephants in work and transport. A riddle about a dishonest milkman closes the piece.
Charades and puzzles mix of wordplay and clues
A collage of word games and charades labeled by numbers No. 396 No. 389 No. 388 and others. It lists beheading and curtailment transformations and various puzzle prompts including numerical enigmas split words and rebus rhymes. The page teems with teaser style items and solution hints.
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New York Hospital
York
North Pole
Walla
Elephanta
Jonah
Ratar
Shakespeare
Washington Star
Arabia
Will Spen
Nicholas
United States
Alice
Maslin
Carol
Lake
Hj .A
Indiana
Indiana, Pa
Philadelphia Street
ELK Building
Globe Theater
Geo. D. Leydie
L. Pattison Co
Phila
Ira
A. Myers
City Grocery
the Hub
Moore Hotel
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Niagara Falls
Niagra Falls
Toronto
Ont
the Savings & Trust Company
Indiana, Pennsylvania
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