Hedin’s Tibet Crossing Revealed In Disguise Tactics
A British India dispatch details Sven Hedin the Swedish explorer evading Tibetans by disguise after winter treks from Kara Koram toward Aksai Chin and Tongsto. He reports frost bites and frozen feet, improvised food, and rescue by nomads before reaching Tubia Tskaha and the Brahmaputra region.
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Associated Press
London
Shula
British India
Sven Hedin
Tibet
Karakoram Pass
Aksai Chit Lake
Rnow
Sonmte
Dr. Hedii
Shemnent
Iquaney
Tneir Ouney
Hedin
Karim
Osis
Tongsto
Frou Mareh &Th
Pidge
Ac & Gr
Tus
Brahueputra
Ladang
Ingto
Bongda
Chunitso
Tubia Tskaha
Brahmayutra Valley
Brahmaputra
Tiape
Abmaputra
Contract for Racine Firm Sealed With Army Award
A contract action by Quartermaster General Aleshire awards clothing for soldiers including khaki and olive breeches and coats. Firms listed in the awards span Tiger Manufacturing Company and several others with sizable garment orders to supply marines and troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conius Ioninsnt
Quartyr
Aleshire
Artist Harry C. Lander Dies After Accident
Chicago report says artist Harry C. Lander known for Irish scenes died from injuries after being hit by a touring automobile while crossing Dearborn Avenue. He transported to a hospital where he did not regain consciousness before death.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Harry C. Lander
Dearborn Avenue
Tragic Death by Train Shocks Kaukauna
George Osborne, sixty five, killed near Little Chute when struck by the delayed 11 28 train. He had come from Chicago for work but was refused due to age. Coroner to be notified. police and a roadmaster report on his state and possible struggle. A large wedding followed in Lark to celebrate Hilda Husong and J Ward Thile with hundreds in attendance.
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Kaukaurt
Wis
George Osborne
Little Chute
Osborne
Chicago
Mosher
Fond du Lac
Kiaukauni Rame
Leo. Hasting
Sly
Hasting
Lark
Wion
Hilda Husong
Jward Thile
Mysterious Montclair Shooting Claims Retired Merchant
In Montclair New Jersey on September 3 a retired iron and steel merchant John Teon ard was fatally shot under unclear circumstances. Walker Phidias Leongid’s private secretary allegedly produced a revolver in the street and fired after an exchange while Teon ard was examining it. Police placed Phillips under arrest though details of his story remain disputed. The two men were alone at the time of the shooting with uncertain motives and sequence.
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Montclair
John Teonard
Iren and
Walker Phidias
Phillips
Woman Attacked with Horsewhip in Mutu Street
A woman used a horsewhip to strike a man on the head and shoulders in Mutu Street. The assailant, identified as a gang minister in charge of a prominent church, was accompanied by his wife during the incident. Police report unclear comments on prior remarks or character.
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Alexander
Serten
Mutu Street
Werten
Swertzenders
Warten
Remnarka
Northwestern Ras Wreck Near Moorahfield Wis
Special to Northwestern. A Chicago and Northwestern passenger train at 2:35 p m collided with a standing freight train at Almond. Engineer Joseph Simpson broken leg and severe injuries while conductor Neth Mahoney and many passengers escaped with minor injuries. Fire threat prompts mill workers from Medford and Upham manufacturing to rush men and equipment to fight a blaze near a mill fourteen miles east of Medford. several workers dispatched by night train. Simpson, a former Oshkosh resident, is brother of George W. Simpson, park official.
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Northwestern
Moorahfield
Wis
Chicago & Northwestern
Marin Ne
Almond
Joseph Simpsen
Grand Rapids
Neth Mahoney
Upham Manufacturing Company
Medford
E. B. Finney
Cook Refuses to Lead Wisconsin Senate Fight
Milwaukee Sept 17 A Cook declined to urge party voters or dictate lines for the primary results in the Wisconsin United States senate contest. He released a communication thanking supporters and urging loyalty while trusting voters to decide, promising no override of the legislature’s role.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Cook Wall
United States
Cook
Whathey
Wisconsin
Norsan
Emung
Wisconsin Senator Speaks on Fraud Refusal to Abandon Duty
A Wisconsin figure delivers a public statement denying wrongdoing and urging loyalty and integrity. He appeals to citizens to reject fraud and deceit, praising the conscience shown by supporters and pledging to act righteously in the future. He emphasizes guarding the state's name and the nation’s honor.
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Wisconsin
Cook
Golden wedding feast disperses vast Singer fortune
At the golden wedding of Nimeel and W H Singer in Pittsburgh Allegheny, 316 million is reportedly distributed among their four children as each receives about 4 million. The event highlights the Iron Arm magnate’s wealth and charitable rumors, with notes on heirs and a whispered private dinner pace.
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Traburg
W. H. Singer
Iron King
Fae Chidren
Alegheny County
Hiter
Singer
Chlideen
Wester Avenue
Allegheny
Aasiat
Hig
Tnr
Themu vRitta
Wiliam Henry Sin
Landscrape Rainter
Nerwa
Singser
Pittsbur
Wilte Mountain
Willan Ress
Philadelphes Architeces
Marguerite Singer
Hom Snger
Nitnick & Co
Heales
Pittsburg
Witkin Henry Singer
Ameren
Sha
Hue
Charles Torkhart
Standard Ail Company
Andar
Anen
Mr. Lorklark
Untitled note on a tower fire and damages
A disrupted report describes a fire incident at a tower in Amityville. It notes delays and evasive statements by officials and references damages, tied to a broader state context and ongoing investigations. The account mentions eight large structures and several unspecified candidates amid chaotic scenes.
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Amityville
Sbretvine Sae Oprkoner
Warner
Mrs. Inbusch Reported to Be Recovering
The brief item notes Mrs. Inbusch remains under care with improving health, while her distant daughter and others provide updates on her condition. The report mentions a positive outlook for recovery and lists uncertain local names and places in fragmentary form.
Prohibitionist Clinch Arkansas Victory Amid Election Controversy
Report from Teek Ark dated Sept 17 states the Prohibitionist carried Arkansas on Tuesday by about 10 000 to 32 000 amid allegations of officer misconduct and saloon opposition. Officials alleged to be under influence of wool interests.
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Teek
Ark
Arkansas
Pearl Collection Found in Box River by Dr. Sridmore
Dr. Fred Sridmore, a veterinary surgeon, found a bun shell with several pearls while pearl fishing in the Box River. The pearls are pure white, averaging about three tenths of a carat each. He will take them to Chicago to determine value.
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Elgin
Mil
Box River
Fred Sridmore
Chicago
Baseball causes death in Temple game injury
A 24 year old man died from an hemorrhage of the brain after a baseball injury at a temple game. He had been in a near conscious state after the accident. Medical staff attempted to save him but he succumbed Wednesday.
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Fesstom
Tiesal
de Honey
Arth
Seversnen
Myeeth
Corte
Titi
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Wanengee
Baplaeer
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Oshkosh Wis
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Mueller Drug Store
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Dassidaon
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Fredderjele C. Indu
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Board OF Directors
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Oahkosh Gas Light Car Capitals
WH. Natten
Pres. Hatten Lumber Co
New London
OLD National Bank
Main and
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Baker Paper CO
Corner Church and Division Streets
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