Henry D. Clayton Democratic Speaker and Representative
Henry D. Clayton of Barbour County Alabama is introduced as an active delegate to the Democratic national convention. He represents Alabama's Third District in Congress and has a record as a presidential elector in 18nd and 192, and as chair of the Democratic caucus in the Sixtieth Congress. He is described as a brilliant and forceful speaker and popular with fellow members.
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Peary Prepares for North Pole Quest on Upgraded Roosevelt
Commander Peary plans another Arctic attempt with the rebuilt ship Roosevelt. A hardy Newfoundland crew, led by Captain Robert A. Bartlett, sails north from Sydney after coal stops at Etah. Peary aims to plant the Stars and Stripes and study Greenland and Granland coasts using drift ice tactics.
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Explorers Plan Return to Arctic Track Weathered by Perils
Melas lays out plans to overcome obstacles faced on earlier expeditions, notably the dangerous open water passage past the “big toad.” Enkimon and dogs to be moved in Whale Sound area before, as Commander Peary aims to steer Roosevelt to winter quarters near Grantland’s north side through the 1905–1906 season.
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Reading Company Feeds Demand for Box Cars and Refrigerators
The Reading Company at Reading Pennsylvania reports a lively demand for box cars and especially reefri gerators. Temporary workers are being sent for to mobilize repairs and as many as a hundred may be employed. Cars awaiting repairs exceed prior times and up to 1800 cars of various kinds sit on the Reading division.
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Treasure expedition to find Peruvian loot in Pacific island
Boston July 2 expedition by Boston and Providence men led by Captain Jamon Brown aims to locate treasure valued at 100000000 pounds buried on a lonely South Pacific island since 1820. The loot allegedly came from Peruvian palaces and churches during Pisarro's occupation. Captain Henry Smith Sr. of Salem supposedly buried it. Brown’s grandfather, the mate, killed Smith in self defense. The party carries 100000 dollars.
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Bryan Campaign Tangles As Gray Johnson Talks Falter
In Denver, Gray and Johnson camps refuse coalition as Bryan seeks first ballot victory. Bryan allies push anti injunction plank with Monnett backing legal rationale while Sullivan hints at vice president contingency. Mitchell potential early contender remains uncommitted.
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