Peary in the Arete Eskimo Life and Walrus Hunt
Hamp ton's Magazine presents Commander Robert E. Peary's account of Eskimo life on the Greenland coast, detailing camp life igloos and tents, and a vivid walrus hunt narrated by Yale runner George Romp with Roosevelt expedition scenes and Eskimo cooperation.
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Hampton's
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Greenland
Cape York
Utah
Dantsh
George
Romp
Yale
Dettreen
Tate
Aerial Machines Said to Worsen Bird Decline in France
French ornithologists warn aviation harms bird populations. Conte Clary, president of the St. Hubert club, cites observed panic and flight responses during aeroplane contests near Paris. Estates report wild ducks alarmed by flying machines, raising fears for game birds.
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France
Comte Clary
St. Hubert Club
Rhelma
Conte Clary
Paris
Local hens reported missing in snowstorm thefts
Henry Gee of Hotchkisaville, Conn. reported two prized hens stolen after a snowstorm. A few days later the missing fowls reappeared from a hedge, wall, and powerish area, buried briefly before laying again after being fed.
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Hans
Hlenry Gee
Hotchkisaville
Conn
Hegesth
Wall
Dyvn
Huston Jury Completes Chaotic Dauphin Case In Defrauding Probe
Joseph M Huston architect of Pennsylvania capitol faced trial in Dauphin county on conspiring with John H Banderson to defraud the state of 26571 60. The jury was sworn and the trial may last weeks as Huston and co defendants distant from jurors in a packed courtroom amid a tense pre trial atmosphere.
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Harrieburg
Joseph M. Huston
Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
John H. Banderson
Philadelphia
William P. Snyder
William L. Mathues
Atte
James M. Shunaker
James Scarlett
Huston
Samuel C. Huston
John Lochman
At & Hotel
Bia
Viper
Talesman
Wells
Sanderson
Mathwes
Tegston
Capitol
Thomas L Snyder
Uniontown
George E. Meek
Harrisburg
William J. Baker
Jackson Township
Cyrus Novinger
Middle Paxton
Influx of Letters Seeks Influence in Christy Divorce Case
Judge H C Smith in Zanesville Ohio faced a flood of letters from readers across the United States urging rulings in the Christy divorce case. Most letters come from New York with diverse opinions and about a quarter from Christian Science adherents.
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Christy
Zanesville
H. C. Smith
Howard Chandler Christy
New York
Taft approves dismissal of three naval academy midshipmen
President Taft has approved the dismissal of three members of the first class at the naval academy for intoxication. The midshipmen are James Murray Whitehead of New Jersey Scott Lynn of Utah and Cleveland Clevenger of Missouri.
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Washington
Taft
Naval ,Academy
James Murray Whitehead
New Jersey
Scott Lynn
Utah
Cleveland Clevenger
Missouri
Well Known Socialist Benjamin Fanford Dies in New York
Benjamin Fanford socialist leader dies at home 887 East Thirty Fourth Street New York after five years of declining health due to heart and kidney complications. He leaves a bereaved family and is mourned by fellow activists and supporters.
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Cape York Bay
Atinotok
Aise
New York
Benjamin Fanford
Tin Home
Keet Tiirty-fourth Street
Ile
Boah
Beef prices divergent between London and New York
London prices show beef largely cheaper than New York for many cuts with Argentine and North American importations dominating. The London table lists loin, rib, chuck, round, and other cuts across West and East End markets, while New York prices are given alongside per pound rates and notes on wholesale versus retail distinctions.
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England
New York
London
America
Canada
Argentina
New Zealand
Australia
Denmark
West End
East End
North America
Packing House Row
Bect
Louis
Floods Inundate Fourth of France Amid River Warnings
Paris reports a fourth of the country submerged as snow and rain intensify floods. The Seine floods the city, depots and lamps illuminate the chamber of deputies after a power loss. Premier Briand requests 400000 for relief, with officials praising rescue workers and gendarmes. Food shortages raise prices and 25000 workers lose jobs as stock and factory boilers explode in affected departments.
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Paris
France
Seine
Chamber, of Deputies
Briand
Cnagen
Boller
Lyons
Imoges
Troyes
Annecy
Auxerra
Old vaccination “takes” baffles Altoona doctors
Misa Matilda Delo, seven years after repeated vaccinations by Dr John Fay failed to take, developed arm soreness and a sore under the skin as the virus surfaces. Her physician now says she has a splendid vaccination. Dont Eat Meat Do You promotes a meat abstinence drive among Trenton workers amid rising prices and fears meat market shuttering.
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Altoona
Misa Matilda Delo
John Fay
Trenton
N. J
Han
Wheelan Injured in Accidental Gun Discharge on Train
William Wheelan, aboard a railroad car near Williamsport Pennsylvania, was wounded in the abdomen when a revolver in his pocket discharged accidentally. He was taken to a city hospital with injuries that may prove fatal as investigators seek to determine how the accident occurred.
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Williamsport
William Wheelan
Wheelan
Confesses Murder in Rochester Cemetery
James Hall, confined at Portsmouth Naval Prison, admits killing a girl in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Rochester. He describes luring, striking, and burying the victim after a failed attempt to leave, and says a sense of guilt spurred him to surrender. Hall, 24, had prior enlistment fraud conviction in Norfolk.
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Washington
Navy Department
Naval Prison
Portsmouth
N. H
James Hall
Rochester
N. Y
Hall
Anta Schumacher
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Bowne
Monroe Street
Lal
Lehigh
Rand
Peterson
Frank Little
Dave
Fen. Meredt
Columbus
Norfolk
Portamosth
Sugar Trust Official Seeks Immunity Plea in Fraud Prosecution
Heike pleads immunity as secretary of a sugar refining firm to avoid prosecution for alleged under weighing frauds. Arraigned before Judge Hough in New York hours after indictment of several sugar officials for conspiracy tied to dock frauds.
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Sugar Trust
New York
Charles Rifetke
Muertcaa Aural Refining Company
Helka
Hough
United States
Anireak Hours
Ernest N. Verbracht
Torsmer
American Sugar Refining Company
Thether Sugar Company
Ant Checkers
Willamaburg
Helke
Hig Sient
Recovery of body after Christmas blizzard
In Honey Brook Pat Jan 25 a man named Wolf from Lancaster was found near Schrietmas Blizzard ruins after four weeks buried in snow. He and a companion Chaden Walt were caught in the Christmas storm and died while trying to reach their employer John Altman’s home. The body was uncovered when a thawing rain dissolved the snow.
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Honey Brook
Pat
Chaden Walt
Lancaster
Wolf
John Altman
Calcutta Bomb Discoverer Shot Dead in High Court
Police officer Shawrul Shema who helped expose the Ben wal bomb conspiracy was killed in the Calcutta high court. A young Vietnamese suspect reportedly fled the street, was pursued on horseback, then overtaken and killed after allegedly attempting to throw another bomb. Governor Crothers, in Annapolia, urged the legislature to heed his plea for economy.
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Gauri
Calcutta
India
Shawrul Shema
Wee
Crothers
Annapolia
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