Eskimos Said To Withhold Info From Peary Map Evidence Cited
A Brooklyn doctor asserts Eskimos kept promises not to reveal details to Peary during the polar expedition. He cites a map and statements from Peary as showing Eskimos declined to answer questions. The explorer faced accusations of pressuring natives for information and the public reaction remains cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cook
Peary
Pearr
Blewen
Polar
Whitney Bas
Meeting of kin after twenty years in Lexington
A confused report notes HL Dewleo a special agent met with officials to discuss a mile of mineral road near Canton. The narrative mentions brother and sister from Missouri and Illinois reuniting after 20 years in a Lexington setting.
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Canton
Mixa
HL Dewleo
Pak Peade
Lexington
Pop Far Bluff
Fee
Horn Highland
Davis Durand Announces Alignment of Wallace for FOh Tietrtet
Washington CT reports Dana Durand, director of the crisse, announcing President Tait aligned the corotnieston of Robert RB Wallace of Hamision for the FOh Tietrtet. Thirteen cen sus supervisors were named.
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Washington, CT
Dana Durand
Crisse
Tait
Robert RB. Wallace
Hamision
Lexington voters reject new courthouse by eight hundred
In Dawson county, Lexington Kentucky voters defeat Fraire ponds plan for a new courthouse by about 800 votes while the old courthouse remains condemned and in use. The election outcome ends the project despite safety concerns and current building status.
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Lexington
Dawson County
Prison escape thwarted after air crate breach in Henderson jail
In Henderson Kentucky inmates knocked out an air crate latch enabling seven prisoners to flee the county jail. The jailer’s daughter raised the alarm and halted further escapes during the incident, marking the third jail delivery this two months.
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Giri
Henderson
Henderson County
Phe
T Thio
Cyclone Hits Havana Causes Deaths and Heavy Loss
A cyclone struck Havana and killed ten persons and injured three others. Property damage estimated at around 100,000 dollars, with many homes and stores destroyed or severely damaged. Emergency crews and local authorities respond to the disaster.
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Havana
Cude
Buries Her Baby Alive in Brooklyn
Mary Marshall of 46 Tredney Street Brooklyn was bound over on $10 bail for examination on a charge of attempting to bury her infant alive and a further charge of facolatation. Police testified she dug a grave and placed a weeks old infant inside it, then covered the body with dirt as the baby cried. Marshall claimed she had no recollection of digging the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Mary Marshall
Tredney Street
Brooklyn
Purlong
van Houten
Mr. Marshall
Mee Marshall
Abe Sal
Aqua plane gliding boat inventor touts speed claim
Pierre Howard of Gettyshare proposes an Aqua plane boat to skim the water with a sharp plow nose and claims it could achieve 30 miles per hour or more on rivers. He plans a test on the Missouri river near Fort City New York and asserts military readiness and global interest in the design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
8& M
Howard
Gettyshare Thie State
Rivera
Missouri
Fornet City
Valparaiso Memoir Mentions Noted Figures and Voyage
A garbled dispatch references Henry L. Janes, secretary of the Agerian embassy, and Anita Adrian Chilean noted for her beauty. It states Janes and his Ori e sailed later to the dar for the Volted Stanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Henry L. Janes
Anita Adrian
Chan
Me Janes
Orie
Nie Dar
Railway Rate Act Challenge In Illinois Federal Court
In federal circuit court a case against the Wisconsin route rate law seeks to restrain state officials from enforcing the act. Judge Humphrey grants a preliminary injunction blocking the attorney general and county prosecutors from acting to enforce the rate act against the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Chicago, Peoria & St Lewis Railroad Company
Humphrey
Oweh
Women suffragettes freed on government order in poor health
Newcastle England Lady Constance Lytton and Mrs HON Brafts ford were jailed for a month after a suffragette protest against David Lloyd George. They were released early by government order due to their weak condition.
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Newcastle
Eng
Constance Lytton
Hon. Braftsford
David Lloyd George
Aged Woman Is Dead in Jefferson City
Mrs. Sarah Carling Davidson aged 60, a well known capitol visitor across the state, was found dead in Jefferson City Missouri. The report notes her long familiarity with visitors and states she was discovered there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Sarah Carling Davidson
Capitol
State
Frost Damages Cotton in Carolina Belt
Frost damaged cotton across the belt with the lowest fall temperature recorded Wednesday morning. Considerable damage is reported as young cotton and bollage were ruined in the affected areas.
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Charlotte
Cotton Belt
Great Great Grand Children Mourn in Moline
Funeral notice from Moline reports the death of See Nagey Hart aged 22 years mother of Harteen Wehop of Africa for the Methodist church. The obituary notes two great grateful children among her descendants and mentions mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
Nagey Harte
Harteen
Africa
Methodist Church
Guide swears he falsified diary in Mount McKinley saga
An Albany guide, Harrille, sworn affidavit claims he and Cook never approached Mount McKinley's summit, saying the highest point reached was about 10,000 feet and a photo in Cook's book showing the peak was false. He alleges diary portions were dictated by Cook and dates altered, with him willingly aiding the deception.
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New York City
Advin W. Carrille
Frederick A. Cook
Mount McKinley
Barrille
Dr Cook
United States
Dr. Cook
Harrille
Cook
Rarrille
Tacoma
Wash
New York
MaKinney
Tarniles
Pearys
Fragmented report on Global leaders meeting at unspecified date
A garbled OCR style note references San Amiani and San Aphinia routes, a train involving US streams, and an unlikely meeting with Merah Taft and President Time. The text suggests a summit or transport incident but lacks clear entities, dates, or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Amiani
San Aphinia
el Pato
United States
Kort Sam Wonton
Merah Tett Taft
Sarinlar
Unclear incident near Elton involving Oborie and Ferre
An incident in Elton involves Nicholas Oborie and William Ferre with both parties named. The report mentions a fatal outcome and violence near a fence, followed by gunfire as the couple raised an opening fire. Further details are unreadable in the text.
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Elton
Nicholas Oborie
William Ferre
Scheide
Untitled fragment from Minkages Oklahoma article
Fragmentary note reports a missing person or incident near Minkages Oklahoma with unclear details and damaged text. It mentions Onte Kean and a fortune seemingly involved, but specifics are unreadable.
Senator McCarren Sinking in New York Hospital
State Senator Patrick M. McCarren of Brooklyn underwent an operation for appendicitis and was reported to be sinking at a New York hospital. Doctors said he would not survive the day.
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McCarren
New York Ciy
Patrick MH. McCarr
Brooklyn
Surevons of & Cally Cies
Theater and Hovere Boer Fire Devastates Maineville Scene
A dramatic blaze swept through a Maineville venue causing significant damage to a theater and adjacent structures. Firefighters battled embers for hours as authorities estimated losses run into thousands. No injuries were reported, and investigators began reviewing the scene for the cause.
Left Their Seats Hastily At Versailles Station
In a summer tale a teacher recounts an awkward incident at a Versailles railway platform. A shabby uniformed man apologizes in French and asks to disturb travelers to clear space for a boa constrictor and other snakes recently arrived from a jungle habitat.
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Versailles
Defiance Starch Promises Sharper, Cleaner Garments
An old advertisement extols Defiance Starch for improving clothing appearance. It asserts the starch makes fabrics look neater, stiffer, and more presentable with careful use, claiming better texture and finish.
Quistvss Theater Memoir Sparks Laughter and Rule on Jokes
An elderly theater critic recounts meeting a friend and an awkward moment over an alleged joke. He recalls laughing aloud at a joke and reaching a self aware exchange about why one should find humor, noting a personal rule that laughing is good for health.
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Qusitvss
Old Woman Walks To Car With Young Friend
In a morning exchange Mrs Dovekina ready to ride, comments on her age and thanks George for waking early to avoid walking three blocks alone. She asks how much he wants, expressing affection and courtesy in a casual chat.
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George
Mra Dovekina
Lovey
Cartoonist confesses reluctance to work at offices
A fragment from Appincott's Magazine shows a cartoonist telling of a friend that Fred did not want to work at the offices last night. The exchange includes a remark about him not wanting to draw.
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Fred
Angels Waiting to Open Windows Over Tithe Plea
A clipped Philadelphia Record item quotes a dialogue where Harold asks about reaction after turning off the gas and choking phrasing, Rupert replies she felt she never wanted to see his face again. The fragment ties to an old street scene and a religious tithing note.
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Harold
Rupert
Philadelphia Record
Fragmentary OCR Verse Snippet About Eyes and Shoulders
The readable lines describe a stray phrase about eyes and shoulders, implying a personal or poetic reflection. The fragment hints at ownership and a sense of distance, but lacks a clear subject, action, or era for fuller context.
Unearth Ancient British Village Site Found by Developer
Report details a buried antiquity uncovered on land near a highway and fields. Workers describe relics tied to a long-ago culture and tools, with discussion of age, origin, and associations to a treaty era. evidence suggests a ceremonial or domestic context.
Fadltor Jankin and Crotcher Exchange Vague Hair Note
A garbled exchange mentions Fadltor Jankin with red hair and Rditer Crotcher with none. The dialogue hints at a question about hair but remains unclear and fragmentary, with stray words and names emerging without a coherent narrative or outcome.
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Fadltor Jankin
Sterling Pulley
Unclear OCR item about polar exploration
Fragmentary text suggests a historical note on a polar exploration with scattered phrases about discovery in the north pole and timing. The readable parts mention an explorer and a region but lack concrete names or dates to confirm a full report.
In after years woman wistuw te ae ball as smart as he used to think he was
In later years a woman recalled how she felt once he seemed as clever as he believed himself to be. The fragment hints at changing judgment of a man’s intellect over time.
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W. MA. Kellogg
Omaha
Neb
W. K. Kellogg
Toested Corn Piake Co
Omahe
PG. Molden
Furtier Particulara
Ae Ball
Old Virginia Race Scene With Lady Chimen and Maree Totin
In Old Virginia a horse race unfolds with Lady Chimen and Maree Totin among the contenders. The crowd notes Louk hyal yo and Sandy as key figures as the race progresses five miles in a quick time while spectators comment on the riders and scenery.
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Old Virginia
Chimen
Louk Hyal
Chhmen
Uwe
Poor Boy Event Shocks Local Spearheading Rally
An unclear fragment refers to a Poor Boy event linked to a training or protest in a town near Mato, with mentions of a Goad of poly tech and a person named Too eoln fee Pier hinney. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
Unclear fragmentary text on local event and people
Fragmentary OCR yields names and places but lacks coherent event details. The readable parts mention individuals and a ceremony context with uncertain ties to a location, leaving no clear main action or outcome to summarize.
Fragmentary Local Item Sparks Eerie Exchange
A garbled newspaper fragment hints at a strange encounter involving a man and a film industry figure. The dialogue suggests an odd confession and a secret plan, with unclear names and places obscured by the OCR errors.
Fragmentary verse fragment about a Totem and poet
Fragmentary OCR text presents a sonnet fragment with references to a totem and a potent giant figure. Names and clear actions are not readable, leaving only scattered archaic phrasing and misread words. The readable bits hint at poetic tribute and inquiry into a figure named Pete or Tom eto.
Henry Ff Anew and the war of ton near the net
A garbled note mentions Henry Ff Anew and a distant conflict. The text hints at a wartime event, with references to locations and timing blurred. No clear actions or outcomes are discernible, but the fragment suggests a historical figure connected to a broader war context.
Live up to the Hine you know the Bible will grow
A compact adage emphasizes personal virtue and discipline as the path to stronger faith. It links living up to one’s ideals with spiritual growth and biblical understanding. The message urges steadfastness and daily practice.
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Eskimos
Grooklyn
Perenne
Wallace
Napoleon
Getillery
Martie
Poole
Mount M'Kinley
McKinley
Atlantic City
N. J
Ednant Flarriil
Abe
McKinney
Taft
Detroit
Onte Kean
Hovere Boer
Maineville
Kan
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Becaause
Appincott’s
Ofbernen
Jersey Lily
Brewi
Lily
Eaek
Jankin
North Pole
Aretic
Jolin
Peile of
Baioen
Angie
Piramery
Deacon
Amd
Apd
Jorg Amd
Diogenes and
Lantern
Pete
Bell
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