Peary proofs and Copenhagen bias ignite pole debate
The article debates Peary's North Pole claims versus Cook's data, urging an unbiased, Copenhagen-backed test of Peary's proofs. It cites National Geographic Society scrutiny, calls for open evaluation, and notes Peary's good explorer reputation alongside Cook's contested proofs.
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Washington
Peary
Alexandria
North Pole
Danly
National Geographic Society
Cook
Advance
Oro
Copentagen
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Copenhagen
Dr. Cook
Scientife
Christmas Goodwill and Home Mission at Hand
In a reflective Missive the editor urges daily kindness as a local mission to aid neighbors, noting many deserve attention near our homes. He criticizes grand foreign campaigns while slum misery and poverty at doorsteps demand constant care and reform.
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Tada
Estes
Duk George
Mecklenburg-Strettig
St. Petersburg
Ania
Defaudt
Thale
George
Or-Sterdsston
Grand Duchy of Mecklennalis
Ives
Lim
Germany
Mecktenburg-Strelitz
Grand Duchy
Meckt¢nburg-Schwerin
Mecktenburg- Schwerin
Cerberipe
Ruseta
Michael Pawlovitel
Nicholas I
Mile
Natalie Vatnarsid
Wader
Manquish DE Rontenoy
Breatwood Company
Taft and the public path for truth in government
A fragmented editorial voice discusses President Taft facing congressional inquiry over Ballinger with praise for inviting publicity. It contrasts this stance with a denouncement tactic, urging insistence on truth and transparent accountability amid anarchist and immigrant concerns and police actions in Buenos Aires.
White Lady of Berlin Haunted Palace Legend Renewed
The Berlin palace tale of the White Lady, allegedly a specter of Countess Agnes of Meran, haunts the Hohenzollern line. Coffin remains and two child skeletons suggest centuries of mystery, with Frederick the Great and Prince Ferdinand of Prussia among sworn witnesses. The church grave may soon bless the remains, ending the haunting if laid to consecrated ground.
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Berl
Prossia
Wanerning
Frederick the Great Carlyle
Agnes of
Meran
Orusunde
Berlin
Maratinn
Hummetkion
cHfilarén
Coasa Walting
Bertin
Hutton, Hall
Frendla Vane
Cumberland
Hohezzollerns
Frederick
Hig Line
Ferdinand
Prussia
Salifela
Thomas Carlyle
Frederick the Great
Carlyle
Palacs
Will- Tem
Prederick
Two Tales of Salted Ores Tells by John Hays Hammond
John Hays Hammond headlines a West Side finance forum addressing mining investments and the practice of salting ore. He recounts a California mine story with guarded samples, a legal threat, and a libel claim, then compares corporate power to a nation’s shop.
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Prom
New York
Finance Forum
West Side
S. Mlc
John
Haroond
Charley
Hammond
Yale
Ameadler California
Mr. Hammond
Allen
United States Steel Corporation
European Unrest and Assassinations Reported Worldwide
The Washington Post notes a string of political killings and attempted murders across Europe and Asia, with public officials targeted amid unrest. Authors discuss motives, conspiracies, and the challenges for authorities as revolutionary movements influence events from India to Korea and beyond.
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Anaychlata
Jackon
Nasik
Bombay
India
Gilliah
A. Elow
Maxon
Sh Guthor
Petersburg
Wl Kaepoff
Secret Police
Smanges at the South and the Dry Law Debate
A historical column discusses Mississippi’s cotton economy and a mass migration of African Americans to northern states, alongside a lengthy critique of Prohibition. It notes Alabama and adjacent states’ crop potential, then shifts to Richmond’s dry-law hub status and efforts to amend the Interstate Commerce Act to thwart bootlegging.
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Mississippi
Dicksen
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Nowahee
Iowa
Missou
Booker Ashington
Indianapolia
Memphis
Washington
New Orleans
Chicago
Atlanta
Richmondouw
Congress
Georgia
Chattanooga
Jacksonville
South Carolina
North Caro
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
West
Richmond
Boayias
Jlea
Success Poll Recalls Senator Writing to Me in Kentucky
A long-winded magazine poll recalls Kentuckians writing to a senator amid attacks on Speaker Cannon and Roosevelt era policies. Readers’ responses are analyzed as a gauge of public opinion, with critiques noting the questions invite a preferred view and that the insurgent movement’s extent is overstated by the poll. The piece also includes a separate verse about a “Little Happy Thought” urging action over idle hands.
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Springfield
Mass
Jeweil Enervad
Joan G. Cartiele
House of Congress
Carlisle
Senate
Treasury
National House
Jann G. Carlisle
Clay
Calhoun
Carliste
Ny Autoleranca
Aparchista
New York World
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Telephone and Telegraph
Ergand
St Ie & Combination
Séncré
Morgan Pty ‘Chase
Toledo
Betl
Congress
Kentucky
Beaton
Success Magazine
Fefi
Jos” Blackburn
Cresta
International Reform Bureau
Hleckpurn
Crafin
Tooley Street
Syeraga
Outsitia
Rhode Island
Resistor
Alarich
John LD
Rockefeller
Appalachian
White Mountain
Roosevelt
Tmz
America
Madrid
Paris
France
Turkey
Egypt
Paal
Mexico
United States
Paul Hudson
City of
Mexican Herald
Raleigh
Central America
North America
National Credit
Cold Weather Joker Opens With Frosty Dawn Sketches
A Chicago News verse recalls bleak winter days as Jack Frost etches crystal stripes on windows. The narrator yawns at dawn and complains of icy pipes, while the chilly routine echoes through the house in a humorous, domestic vignette.
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Chicago News
Jack Frost
Can Jeffries Come Back Sermon Sparks Controversy
In New York Evening Sun coverage the Rev John Hamlton Timbrin of Faterson New Jersey announced a Sunday sermon titled Can Jeffries Come Back Aimed at a dramatic clash between religious sermon and public curiosity The piece accuses Timbrin of deceiving his flock by selling a gold brick and stoking the crowd with misleading theatrics drawing sharp rebuke for the controversial approach to pulpit trust and Sunday worship.
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New York Evening Sun
John Hamlton Timbrin
Faterson
N. J
Jeffries
Sameet
Sire Arthur
Timbrill
Fragmentary Chicago gossip columns on advice and wit
The clipped note cites fragile quotes about luck and missed chances, jokes on raising children, bachelor collectors, and a grim quip about suicide from delays and fools. It presents a rough, humorous slice of urban gossip without clear events or identities.
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Chicago News
Kearly Avery Upingier
Kemp
Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Free Press
A satirical reflection on truth as an acquired art and gender politics. It notes that women view another as a hateful old cat to a small god, laments home politics versus foreign politics, and mocks education without effort. It compares waking head resolutions to broken promises.
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New Yorke
Paris and America contrasted in social and business culture
The report captures remarks by visitors from Europe and Belgium on American democracy, business efficiency, and royal lineage. It notes Brussels views on King Albert and Red Cloud’s legacy, with opinions from Petersburg and Deadwood on political contests and Native American history.
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