Peary Arctic expedition report reaches Sym exy harbor
Symexy NS Sept 8 The Peary Arctic club steamer Windward arrived from Cape Sabine with Peary’s long dispatch detailing the 1901 expedition. He describes reaching Payer Harbor, heavy illness and deaths, depots laid, Eskimo aid, and the open polar sea forcing a retreat after reaching 86 17 N. He notes instruments and library salvaged from the Greely party and plans for further travel east and south with others returning aboard the Windward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symexy
N.S
Peary Arctic Club
Windward
Lamet W. Bartlett
Cape Sabine
Peary
Ak Pink Hartert
Yilesume
Payer Harbor
Crowsing Foose Bay
Bedford
Hakimas
Eatimos
Cape Louslety
Sab
Nny
Hansen
Conger
Cherges
Percy
Payer
Enkimas
Cape Hecia
Rebineon
Greenland
Blake Cape
Cape Ramsome
Huck
Polar Sea
Hénses
Polar Park
Heela
Cape Babine
Cape Loule Napoleon
Bobbit Bay
Ellesmere Land
Buchanan Bay
Smith Sound
Cape York
Goofhoun
Cane Haven
Batin Land
Chatea Bay
Labrador
Greely
Lower Sound
All Bridgeman
New York
Newfoundland
Weather report fragment shows mixed conditions and temps
Fragmentary forecast notes varying conditions across the state. Mentions Mount Ventura bed over at the Keith tract tonight and a mostly clear pattern elsewhere. Reported highs and lows include a range around forty degrees with winds and rain in the Fort Scout area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Veenttue
Keith
Cave
Montrain
Fort Scout
Ubose
Louls
Chicago
Ughter
Tolctocs
Max
Minker
Henderson Is Firm Refuses to Reconsider Run
Dubuane Sept 18 telegrams from President Roosevelt and National Committee chairman Babcock urge reconsideration of not running. Speaker Henderson reiterates his withdrawal stance despite protests and assurances of GOP victory in the Third district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuane
Henderson
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Babcock
Republican National Committee
New York
Congress
Hepburn
Hull
Boles
Nur Ture
Hospitals Unperturbed by Pompeii Spectacle Noise
Patients at Stormont and Christ hospitals complained about the thunderous detonations from the Pompeii spectacle on the Kieth tract 43. The blasts shook the ground and rattled windows for about fifteen minutes each evening, yet doctors said the noise would not harm patients. Dr. Munn noted only a couple of sensitive patients, comparing the sound to streetcar rattle, and Dr. Grubbs reported no complaints and no impact on the hospital.
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Stormont
Christ Hospitals
Pompeii
Kieth
Washburn
Stormont Hospital
Christ Hospital
Munn
Exchange Toasts Kursk Hussin Shah At State Banquet
At a state banquet for the Shah of Persia in Kursk yesterday, the czar toasted the Shah’s birthday and **health and prosperity** of Persia Russia relations. The Shah thanked the czar for a gracious reception and hopes for closer ties, noting mutual interest in unity and cooperation.
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Kursk
Hussin
Pitaty
Persia
Russia
Arkansas and Kansas railway to open new line to Chanute
A Boston representative outlines an immediate Arkansas and Kansas rail link from MagnBhig, Tenn., through Memphis to Chanute, Kan. The project would tap oil and gas regions, connect with existing fields, and the survey nears completion despite varied temperatures across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
M. Hoxie
Boston
Arkansas ‘i and
Kansas Railway
Tenn
Chanute
Kan
Arkansas
Elds
Roosevelt Prefers Carriage Ride Over Sacred Concert In Topeka
The president of the United States agrees to a Monday morning meeting at the auditorium and will dine with Governor Stanley on Sunday at the governor's mansion. He plans a carriage ride through Topeka and will stay at the Copeland hotel on arrival. A breakfast will be on the train before reaching Topeka. The committee may select a worship place.
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Bassigni
Commercial Club
Topeka
Roosevelt
W. K. Stanley
M. A. Low
Topels
Copeland
Th W. Mulvane
Corvelyou
Ringling Brothers Circus Arrives For Topeka Show
Alf Ringling, one of the circus brothers, says Topeka will host the exhibition of his cones next Tuesday. Three trains and many cars transport the circus gear. The program features Captain Webb's educated seals and sea lions, tight wire acts, and a trio of acrobats, with over a hundred acts promised during the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brothers of
Circus Fame
Toneke
Mr. Hingling
Topeka
Kansas City
Mr. Bingtie
Captain Webb
Lemion
Receiver seeks void merger of mutual benefit association
W W Harvey as receiver for the Max Masonic Mutual Benefit Association filed suit in district court this morning to block its proposed merger with Northwestern Life Assurance. The Masonic Mutual ceased operations with 73009.42 in assets. Harry Moulton sued the company in July 1902, prompting the departure from business. Controversy and opposition from members surround the merger, which Harvey contends is unlawful and asks the court to declare void.
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Harvey
Lord Derby Ahead In Empire City Grand Special Race
At Empire City track New York on September 18 racing thrilled in the Grand Special among several contenders. Lord Derby led early, then edged The Monk to win by a length in a dramatic finish, with times around 2:08 for the pace events and 2:16 in trot heats.
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New York
Empire City
Monk
C.K. G. Billings
Wending Hus
Strethers
Don Riley
Bear Ates
Albert Hot
Don Filey
Prince Selma
Invader
Fellows Prize Drill Des Moines Excerpts
Des Moines reports a session of the Sovereign and Lodge of Bad Fellows focusing on the Fellows prize drill. The fragment notes the event convened in Des Moines and highlights the ceremonial aspects and participation.
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Des Moines
Sept
Seasion of the Sovereign and
Lodge of Bad Fellows
Unclear Entry From Merion Tod And Janta Ga
Fragmentary report notes an entry related to Lene O Merion Tod at Janta Ga with a car and items valued 3290. Mentions tenant and James Miller, with wares to be announced tomorrow.
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Lene
O- Merion Tod
Janta
Canton
James Miller
Toasy
Vote details in Kansas 1908 referendum and party meeting
Fragmented report lists candidates for statewide offices including lieutenant governor auditor treasurer and superintendent. It notes Rev Charles M Sheldon leading votes, initiative ballots, and calls for a new Allied Peoples party convention in Topeka on September 9 1908 led by Morand and J H Lathrop with attendance urged from independents to push direct vote and law reform.
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Gate
Halstead
Char Sheldon
Taunts
Supremee Court
Macias
Jobn Ac Shion
Ottawa
Little
Rutlene
Supreme Court
Doster
Marion
J.Y. Robbins
Topeka
Charles M. Sheldon
Unites States
Stanley
Curtis
People's Party Law
Cickwnee County
Will Hola
Lincoln Post Hall
Man, Morand
H. Lathrop
Between Life And Death In A Chicago Elevator Fall
McNaughton Weight a board of trade member hung by his hands for two minutes at the top of a Rock Island elevator chute. He was rescued after slipping into the shaft while inspecting wheat. He nearly fell 100 feet to a hard floor but was pulled out by an employee, fainted, and was unconscious for nearly an hour.
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Chicago
McNaughton Weight
Board of Trade
Wright
Soldiers depart Blue Rapids to Fort Riley in parade
Soldiers from the Ersaty second 0. S. infantry camped in South Riverside park Tuesday and left en route to Fort Riley. The day featured a ball game between Blue and builders teams and the soldiers praised the kindness shown to them. A separate St. Louis note reports a grand jury session and the GraneY insurance matter as a broad outline of public business.
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Blue Rapids
Kas
South Riverside Park
Fort Riley
Jewel Soanpen
St. Louis
A. A. Graney
I Fighting Company
Sheraff
Graney
Guess on Vote and Political Quessing in Kansas
A long, mixed report outlines county and state election guessing in Kansas. It notes estimates ranging from around 250000 to 390000 and cites figures from Mr Bailey, George Clark, and party officials, while discussing Treasury matters and a Bourbon county remittance dispute.
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Kansas
Kansas City Convention Hall
Batley
Br. Bailey
Browers
Republican
Mmade
Selmer Ms. Stover
Cheeeerene
Jenmes
Grimes
State Journal
Sourbon County
Treasury
Caats
Bourbon County
Kelly
Eka
The
Department of the Treasury
Roy
A Trip to Europe Planned by American Women
Fragmented OCR text notes a planned journey to Europe by American women with references to fundraising, a shipwreck involving the schooner Southern Cross near an island, and scattered Iowa political mentions. The readable portions mention Europe travel plans, the wreck on September near a coral shore, and Iowa political figures.
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In- Bach Shteo
Southern Cross
San Francisco
Eer
Qangt
Papeste
Westward trip opens with Sylph departure
President Roosevelt prepares for a western tour from Oyster Bay on the Sylph. Secretary Cortelyou, Assistant Secretary Loeb, and White House stenographers and messengers accompany him. Mrs Roosevelt plans to travel as far as New York with him.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Mmup Abbott
New York
Trota
W. Jenks
Hootevelt
Cortetyou
Loeb
White House
Mra Roosevelt
Stratton's Funeral Draws City Officials in Colorado Springs
Funeral services for Eien Tate W. Stratton were held at 10 o clock from the Stratton home with relatives city council members and Grace Episcopal Church officers attending. The Masonic fraternity escorted the hearse to Evergreen Cemetery as probate questions loom over the Stratton estate amid talk of potential wills and ongoing realty sales.
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Colorado Springs
Cok
Eien Tate W
Stratton
Sol Okada Suehree
Bscek Seta Ies
Benjamin Brewer
Grace Episcopal Church
Readine
Matthiw
Yillionaire
Wee Se
Evergreen
Amazow
Guy Tit Saeke
Yate Realit
Maeone
Stragton Homestead
Henderson's Place Des Moines Notes on Exalted Ruler Succession
Des Moines reports indicate Charles Pickett of Waterloo is slated as the grand exalted ruler candidate to succeed Spooker Henderson. The Sept meeting aims to resolve internal party divisions and assess Endur son’s actions in Geraiines amid ongoing congressional review.
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Des Moines
Waterloo
Charles Pickett
Watertoo
Spooker Henderson
Congressional Committee
Speer Endurson
Geraiines
Congress
Duke Boris Sails for France on Warship Mirage
Grand Duke Boris of Russia sails from New York to France aboard the steam yacht Mirage via Vanderhilt transfer, traveling with the Cherokee from Newport. Weather forecasts indicate shifting winds and warm conditions into Friday.
Mills Store News Special Showa Sale for Suits
Mills store announces a special sale event aimed at suit buyers. The notice highlights a broad selection and likely discounts though details are incomplete due to fragmentary text.
Suit on Sale in North Window at Gibb Department
A Cheviot suit described as serviceable with a bot-plaited skirt and walking length, Norfolk jacket lined with silk, patched with velvet, and pocket flaps. Priced at $10.00, sizes expected to break soon. Mrs Anna Fulton Gibb heads the department and invites friends to view her line in New York fashion.
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Anna Fulton Gibbon
New York
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Showa
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