Peary Silent Today and Cook Honored
News from St Johns and Copenhagen reports Peary absent on his Roosevelt voyage with slow progress southward while Dr Frederick Cook receives an honorary degree from the University of Copenhagen in a formal ceremony. Foreign commentary remains divided, with Cook’s claims under scrutiny and Peary’s polar achievement drawing mixed support worldwide.
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Peary
Battle Harbor
North Sydney
Nova Scotia
Europe
America
Cook
St .T Copenhagen
Aml
London
Feary
Ring
Chalk
Greenlind
Copenhagen
Frederick A. Cook
University of Copenhagen
Prines
Denmark
Torp
The
Universsite
Dr. Cook
Tarp
North Pole
Harriman Dies After Long Illness at Arden New York
Edward J Harriman dies at his Arden New York home at 2 35 PM following a long illness. He faced a relapse after a severe indigestion attack and his death ends a career marked by leadership in Union Pacific and multiple rail and finance roles. Survived by a widow two sons Avery and Roland, a daughter and several other relatives. A veteran Wall Street figure born Hempstead New York, Harriman began as a broker at fourteen and rose to president and director roles in major companies.
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Mr. Perkins
Perkins
London
Pearys
North Pole
Westminster
Wall Mall Gazette
Cook
Associated Press
New York
Edward J. Hare Timan
Arden
M. Yip
Harimta
Hempstead
Hartimar
Pontilion
Lyle
Tadze Loveth
Clave
Meath
Union Pacific
Aiden
Tusa
Avery
Roland Tarrimis
Ajukther
Robert Taremy
Masy
Carol Warvinai
Hareriman
Union Pacifly
Tarriman
Otlhee Finanelerys
Harriman
Buetoy
AW. Og. Lyle
Lyle Linde
Harrimn
Wall Street
Harrimun
New York Stock Exchange
Aines Aus
Oregon Warhordand Navigation
Porthant & Asielle Steamshty Ganpaiy
Union Paeile Stailbank Company
Weiss-Pureo & Co
Delaware & Hudson Company
Trosan Short Line
Rallal Company
Texan
Ak Pretty Nortink
Lave
Lurrinan
Taatimuim
Poirvinian
Ton
Mer Tarrinan
Lebl
Alnrrinyats
Strike action at Pressed Steel Car plant ends probe
Washington officials report no clear cases of peonage or labor-law violations at the Pressed Steel Car company plant. In Pittsburg 3600 workers were at work with 1000 waiting to enter. 800 imported workers were transported to Belleview for trains to Chicago and New York. State guards may be withdrawn by Saturday as prosecutors hold findings.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Department
Jordan
Pittsburg
Hoagland
Peanagre
Compan
Pressed Steel Car Company
Mc Ikee
United States
Iongland
Washington
Harriman Stocks Weak Amid Rumors of Crisis in Market
Active selling led to widespread weakness across Harriman group shares and allied issues. Traders feared bad news from financier E. H. Harriman as prices slid, with Wabash and Reading among fallers, later a brief rally failed to sustain demand andоры led to renewed liquidation.
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Associated Press
New York
Harriman
Corn Grangers
New York Central
Union Pacific
Reading
Innd
Bricca
Gould
Journeys Into Exile Amid Turmoil In Tehran
In Teheran, deposed leader flees confinement as Russians retreat, with uncertain route toward Occaan Point. Reports suggest travel by sea and air, amid mounting political instability and shifting allegiances in the region.
Endowment Fund Grows at Wisconsin Methodist Conference
Kenosha Wis Sept 9 The Eastern Wisconsin Methodist Episcopal conference opened with high attendance and a plan to boost the annuity fund for superintended ministers to 17000 from generous gifts of ten key churchmen. Predictions point to Perry Millard or J S Lean for Appleton district superintendency and Ke nosha pastor post. A resolution denounced hospital hotel mistreatment of Rev Munson, and the annual memorial service honored three clergymen and two ministers wives who died.
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Wis
Perry Millu
Atleton
Enol
Eostern Wiswunsxin Methodist Episcopal Conference
C.J. Line
Garrett Pheological Institute
Sutterfield
Chicago
McDewell
Appleton
J. T. Tippett
Janesville
J. S, Lean
Whitewater
Kenosha Church
W. W. Stevens
M. L. Everst
Watertown
F. H. Brigham
Wausau
Garrett Theological Institute
Evanston
Lawrence University
Colon
Loreal Committee
M. J.trewery
Ten O'Gigck
Lean
AV. Ge Bancroft
Qoshkush
WW. W. Stevens
Kenawka
Thomas Cadman
Waterloo
Eict
J. B. Uingely
General Conference Board of Conference
Ttetimn
Peay
Mts
Bishop McDowell
Perry Millar
Jip
Pivun
Amateur golf championship heats and missteps fade
The article reviews round results of the amateur golf championship with Gardner, Travia, and Vein contending. Gardner posted 39 then 28 to finish strong, Travia struggled with several misses, and Vein won 2 up with a 74 medal score, amid erratic play and late drama on the course.
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Travia
Gardner
Pasine
Shiv Lon
Chongjor
Exmoor
Magrine
Rigan
Democrats Split Over NY Party Management Meet in Saratoga
Prominent Democrats gather at Saratoga New York to discuss split with party leadership. Alton Parker and other figures attend as conference seeks to reunite the Democratic Party while labeling state and federal power balance as a key issue.
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Saratoga
Develonmenta
Associated Press
N. Y
Demae- Trey
Whia Sretek
Areerd
New York
Parker
Clateman
Justioe
Albany
Me Osborn
Coumitter
Judge Parker
Wis Aude Byrthainmtty
Osborne
Edwand M. Shepsid
State League
Deimoerstié Party
Dudgy Alton Gi. Parker
Canferem
Indians Open Series With Doubleheader Split Schedule
Indians play Friday and face Green Bay at home in a two game set on the Wisconsin league finale. The home doubleheader includes appearances by Wasdians and Cireon Fay with hopes to reach a final total of wins for the season. Madison and Rockford standings are near ends as Oshibash seeks a strong finish.
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Cireon Fay
Green
Iidia
Oshibashis
Nig Ruudance
Orblicetetlub
Oshhosk
Madison
Rockford
TWO RAILWAY WRECKS IN LATE SEPTEMBER REPORTS
Reading from Salt Daly Utah, early Sept showed westbound train No. 6a colliding near Wintle Jungllan seventy eight miles from the city. Injuries reported with four possibly killed and eight or more hurt. Engine and several cars derailed and two trains wrecked near Palmer, Kansas City. A Wisconsin note says two interurban cars head on with fronts singed and no serious injuries, blamed on dispatcher error.
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Associated Press
Salt Daly
Utah
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Ducal
Wintle Jungllan
Pssenger
Kansas City
Artssouri Paelic
Palmer
Wan
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Sept
Bache
Niles Nacth
Uwo
Utih
Mystery of Maybelle Millman Death Deepens in Detroit Case
Detroit detectives and sheriff deputies chase clues after the discovery of Maybelle Millman’s body in a creek. A woman tied to K Fritch’s office is held and another Detroit doctor is sought as police probe the case. Prosecutor Van Zile notes the man’s identity remains unknown to officials. The investigating team keeps the identity of the new suspect guarded while pursuing leads.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Martha Vienning
Ann Arbor
Custanchia
Pollea
K. Fritch
Nog
Maybells Millman
van Zile
Fieidls
Maybelle Millman
George A. Fritch
Death of Joseph Gade In Qaire Wie
Joseph Gade a long time resident of Qaire Wie died this morning at the Panera. He was born in Germany in 183 and married May 3 3460 to miles Sophia Wratiger. Survived by wife two sons and two daughters eleven grandchildren four great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at two oclock to Mee cemetery. Munsche Aunigeta. The funeral of Paul Munsche was held at his brother Herman Munsche’s residence in Nekiow town. Burial at Ellenwood cemetery. A man fatally buried Monday at a rubbish crematory at Blevens Point.
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Joseph Gade
Qaire
Duek
Ald Tue
Germany
Miles Sophia Wratiger
Biden Ant
Ara Albert Ate
Mis
Henry Gade
Omin
Willie Isusata
Omiry
Chotes Oneill
Utter
Mee
Munscier Aunigeata
Paul Munsche
Free Af Lock
Herman Munsche
Nekiow
Lev
Suesstman
Ellenwood
Mia
Blevens Point
Judgment Ordered In Indebted Case At Neenah
Indebedment 19 for 54.75 plus interest at 140 percent and costs was awarded against Marx, formerly of a Main Street fruit store, now connected to Neenah. Plaintiff Charles Oellerich of Stume & Oellerich appeared. creamery details and Logan utilities discussed.
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Nolloman Teathory
Charles Oellerich
Stume & Oellerich
Linselty
Wisconsin tobacco case ends with payment of fine
A Wisconsin case involving the Suited Cigar Company bonds resulted in a fine and costs after Zechiel of Appleton, superintendent of the Wisconsin Antiesa league, pleaded guilty to selling cigarette papers to Zechiel. The defendant paid $5 plus costs.
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Appleton
Wisconsin Antiesa- Jou League
Unitet Cagar
Enilty Ab
Mrs Buke's Sad Fate in Looming Trial
Fragmentary report details Mrs Duke, wife of discredited figure Dake, described as a complete mental and physical wreck. The text notes a rapid, ten minute impressing display by judges or officials and hints at restraint and treatment within a state or county context.
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Dake
Theo
Dee Tide
Mir
Morris and Homberger Married in Mondy Ceremony
Albert Morris wed Miss Dearl Tlaniberzer in a Mondy evening nuptial at 500 Me Vernon street officiated by Reve Otte Muehhbueies. The wedding was followed by a decorated reception and supper as bride's sister Bessie Tone berger assisted. The couple will reside at uly Jacke Kon Strat while adjusting to married life.
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Dearl Tlaniberzer
A. F Tombberger
Vernon Street
Otte Muehhbueies
Angel of the
Bessie Toneberger
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