Peary Undaunted Repeats His Claim On North Pole
The Associated Press reports Commander Robert E Peary again asserts he is the first to reach the North Pole and will prove it. The Roosevelt, captained by Herbert Bridgman and under weather stress, reached Cape Ray and awaits Peary’s return as controversy over Dr. Cook’s pole claim continues.
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Cape Ray
Rachel
North Pole
Associated Press
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Praise Cook
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Sefoundland
Strait of Bulle Isle
Sydney
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Hall
Roosevelt
Lhumas
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Associaiters
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Kaos
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Pshuing
Thomas Drow
Polar
Robert Rarihtt
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DI Frederick
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Beaty
Peary
Cook
New York
Camaninder Musind
Allan Whitten
Kirk
Etah
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Whitten
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Bnen
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Quank
Ruach
Davers
Aepelos
Dredrick
Dillinbeugh
Caith
Cooksys
Russian Geographical Society
North
Eh Society
Bork Continung
Cominnnt
Cornell Professor on Peary Expedition Also Scientist Borup Now on Roosevelt
Gray fragments recount debates over Peary’s claims regarding the pole and the presence of scientists. Mentions Dr Cook, Dellenbrugh, and Russian interest, amid broader discussions on exploration honors and national prestige.
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Cornell University
Borup
Plan for Central Bank Outlined at Banking Conference
The thirty-fifth annual convention of the American Bankers Association opened with a push for a central bank to prevent repeats of 1907. President George Reynolds described a plan with government depositors but no bank supervision, while Speaker Cannon critiqued rapid reforms and urged slow currency-law revision. Lawrence Murray proposed joint national and state bank examinations to harmonize oversight.
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Continental National Bank
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MM Oussen
Pra Ued Banking Cmicsil
Tegat Cavoiner
Tasenhro Tubert Preaknt
Chiao
Chonaur Mansessenchanon
Dts Bank
Wttenta
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Presint
George
Mo Reynolds
Mn Gorlus
Josiph
Annen
Cannon
Tibet
Monetary Commission
Reid
Cannon Aid
Ug Ta
Congress
Lawrence
Murray
Fia
Unsolved triple murder probe shocks town with $4 reward offered
A muddy OCR report details a foiled crime fear and rumor surrounding the shooting of a young girl and two companions. Witnesses name a possible Italian suspect. none confirm the shooter. Authorities and citizens debate motive as a $4 reward attracts new tips.
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Lanny
Gat
Gia
Gaia
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Carrie Fot
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Hay
Ely
Cutiveny
Sheelft
Harvard Defeated in Intercollegiate Tennis Doubles Final
The University of Pennsylvania won the intercollegiate tennis championship doubles title at Merion Cricket Club defeating Harvard in the final in straight sets.
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University of Pennsylvania
Asaeleted Prensa Y
Philadelphia
University of Pennaylvania
Merion Cricket Club
Harvard
Strange Candidate Out For Governor In Wisconsin
A fragmented statement by lieutenant governor hopeful stridently attacks campaign finance and water power control, urging voters to reject a proposed amendment. The misspelled text cites a push to change election rules, criticize corporate influence, and defend direct taxation as a funding source while stressing state authority and accountability.
Obit Notes Aim to Promote or Prevent Political Terms
An obituary style fragment credits John Strange of Neeueah Wie with promoting or opposing a political candidacy. The text hints at electoral debate, candidate vetting, and public service ideals, urging responsible discussion of upcoming political issues.
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Wasiansia
Somumetion
John Strange
Rockwell Architect Dies After Long Career in Wisconsin
G A Rockwell a noted architect of Oshkosh Wisconsin died at his home south of the city after a long illness. He was famed for landscape design and built a notable summer home for Mr Recksell, shaping grounds to reflect surrounding scenery. His work combined rugged Alpine style with forested grounds, leaving a lasting city parklike estate.
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Lom
Mio Rothwell Fanere Pounder
Thomas
Goa
Rockwell
Algor
Imams
Norshide
Tockwell
Recksell
Unclear historical figure linked to Madison area and Lovet estates
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a prominent local resident connected with Winconsin, Oshkosh Eighth school, and university study. Mentions Miss Peden Elunsen, Rav kweellaa me, and a long life in a wealthy Mississippi city context. References a funeral and family events.
La Follette Takes a Hand in Washington Affairs
A garbled report notes Wisconsin figures, including Secretary Tathoecg and Torbay Cry, weighing in on federal matters. The piece mentions reactions from Wis citizens and local officials amid ongoing political tension on national policy.
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Reward Offered for Missing Person
A $1,000 reward is offered in connection with a missing person case. The notice requests information leading to the discovery of the individual and names the search area around Ann Arbor and nearby locales. Authorities urge anyone with knowledge to contact the reporting agency promptly.
Rockhill Reaches Post
Fragmentary text notes a Rockhill event with references to a path, visits, and an associated story. The readable portions hint at a local outcome or milestone but lack clear names, dates, or places to establish full context or confirm specifics.
Death Comes Suddenly in Pneumonia Case at Union Pacific
A terse death notice describes a sudden fatal pneumonia affecting a Union Pacific employee. The account notes a late night illness and the impact on the worker and company, with emphasis on the abrupt end and the circumstances surrounding the passing.
Boston Awaits Taft as Beverly Loses Him
A Chicago to Boston reporting scene describes William Howard Taft's campaign event preparations in Boston with Beverly losing contact. The piece lists prominent figures and an expected hotel appearance with speeches anticipated by national and local leaders, including senators and ministers, amid public anticipation of policy action.
Thousands at state fair headline mystery described
A fragmented OCR text about a large crowd at a state fair includes numerous garbled names and places such as Wisconsin and Milwaukees, with unclear events and dates. The readable elements point to a seasonal fair gathering, but specifics are obscured by errors in the source.
Gun Saulus Denies Report In Fragmented Memo
In a terse, garbled note, an unnamed figure denies a report concerning leadership at a New York institution. The ministerial assertion references St Nichols and the New York setting but lacks clear names or dates.
Steamship Movements Reported Between Major Ports
A brief steamship movements note lists arrivals and departures involving New York, Naples, and Bremen with uncertain timing and vessel names. The fragmentary report mentions ships and routes, offering a snapshot of maritime activity without clear dates.
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