Nansen Lectures Madison Crowd on Arctic Voyage
Fridtjof Nansen spoke to about 1,420 attendees at the Park hotel in Madison, detailing the Fram expedition and the perilous March to the pole. President Adams and Wisconsin officials attended as the Norse explorer described ice fields, bears, and the long polar night in a two hour talk that drew wide acclaim.
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Fridtjof Nansen
North Pole
Nansen
Adams
Poots
Olson
Bull
Northwestern Depot
Explorer
St. Paul Road
Park Hotel
Sach Ons
Gov
Scollard
Ticera
Supreme Court
Europe
Hoe
Dr. Nansen
Atniay
President Adams
Jim Aald
Norway
Wisconsin
Union
Hire
Nangon
Arctic Sea
Nouth Atlantic
Gulf Stream
Johansen
Jackson
Franz Joeefland
Frelishman
Vardoe
Prof
Andree
Butler
Murder in Denver Man Guilty of First Degree
Frederick C. Sanchez has been found guilty of murder in the first degree at Denver for killing his wife. The article notes Dr Nansen’s activities in Minneapolis and a Park hotel stay, with plans to travel to Chicago over the St Paul road at 10 o'clock this morning.
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Chicago
St. Paul Road
Nansen
Minneapolis
Cpm
Frederick C. Sanchez
Denver
Col
Bie Wite
Hypnotism in Eau Claire Alarm in Schools
Eau Claire officials, led by Superintendent Gross, vow to stop hypnotism by schoolboys after reports of youths acting as hypnotists. Witnesses including Judge Bailey affirm the powers, though officials say the practice harms minds and harms classmates, urging a firm citywide stance against demonstrations in or near schools.
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Haw Claire
Chicago
Mr. Gross
Ido
Venus
Bailey
Eau Claire
Echoo
Three Women of the WST Featured in Beauty Pageant
Frances Cravens, 19, Kansas City beauty queen and daughter of the late Judge Cravens, gains recognition in society circles after education in New York and musical prowess. Gertrude Dwyer of San Antonio, titled Texas beauty queen, returns from a Mexico tour with banquets and official welcomes, while Katherine Wood of Omaha, Harvard graduate and lawyer, handles divorce cases with many out of court settlements.
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Kansas City
J. K. Cravens
New York
Gertrude Dwyer
San Antonio
Tex
Texas
Waco
Mexico
Diaz
Campultepec
Katherine May Wood
Omaha
Harvard
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Misa Wood
Ashe
Ex Empress Eugenie Quietly Retreats in England
Ex Empress Eugenie lives largely in retirement at Farnborough England with few old friends visiting. She attends mass daily and visits the mausoleum, then takes long afternoon drives. Now aged and reported by doctors as rheumatic, she plans to spend part of the year abroad and make her continental home at Villa Cyrmos on Cape Martin.
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Eugenie
Farnboroagh
England
Villa Cyrmos
Cape Martin
X ray curiosity leads patient to request bottle of X rays
An amusing Wilson's Photographic Magazine anecdote recounts a well dressed, nervous woman who enters Roosevelt Hospital asking for X rays after saying she has read about them. She tells the attendant she has not been well for some time and asks for X rays to try.
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Roosevelt Hospital
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