Peary Proof Accepted by National Geographic Society Board
The board accepted Commander Peary's April 6 polar claim as correct after a review by a new research committee. A subcommittee will examine Cook’s rival claim, with hearings and papers sought in Copenhagen. The board also approved a special medal for Peary and a lecture tour, citing his expedition's planning and results.
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Robert EB. Feary
North Pole
National P Anugraphic Society
Peary
Fred
Rvie A. Cook
Pole
Society
Copenhagen
Cook
Henry Sienimett
Geological Survey
Gannett
O. T
Board Jamues
Board of Managers
Isling
Perry
Lhnus
Vexry
Mubert
Navinuial Geographic Society
Geo Wilington University
Henry F. Bleyn
Bord Puen
FV. Coville
Thay
Committee On Research
Npt KH
John E. Pitlabury
Abemagers
Daniel ©. Gilman
Il Teesheen
Wil
National Geographic
Yemple
Bear Mott
National Geographic Sweety
Meise
Thal
Navy Department
Washington
Lunnch
Nmarder Peary
Ington
Feana
Island
Metal market report shows mixed quotes across exchanges
The market rundown notes New York Metal Exchange quotes for copper at 2,272.00 and tin around 20.20 per unit, with December and January futures listed. London prices drift with spot copper near 4.42 and muted activity across markets. Local dealers report quiet trading and varied regional quotes, amid unsettled copper and tin sessions.
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Spol
Noyemvans
Jamu Tre
Ambtiad
New York Metal Exchange
London Ahereas Emry
LST
Biles
New York
L.degte
London
van Vam
St. Lens
Sent
Lowes
Conde
Sis
Aurthern
Rowtherm
Iron Industry Outlook From Cleveland Trade Report
Special to the trashington oat reports in Cleveland on iron and steel demand and record October output. Steel corporations and independents booked the largest finished tonnage, with shipments lagging and bar and structural prices rising. Pig iron production for October surpassed September and October 1907 records, while Lake Superior ore shipments hit a new October peak despite stormy weather.
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Cleveland
Ateel
Lake Superior
New York Cotton Market Surges in Open Then Retreats
The New York cotton market opened with a sharp advance driven by Liverpool and New Orleans gains, trading near season highs. Prices fluctuated, with January deliveries rising from 25.01 to 16.30 later, and May around 14.76 to 18.98, before closing mixed as selling pressure eased and bulls stepped in after Patten rumors faded.
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Ssason
New York Stock Exchange
Liverpool
New Orleane
Society Notes From Seventieth Page
Society continues with a flurry of travel and social news. Mr and Mrs Joseph Lester journey to Chicago for three weeks while diplomatic figures including American and British ambassadors move about New York and Washington. The season opens with a series of fortnightly Saturday assemblies set for November 6 at Reuscher's as prominent locals attend and plan.
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Joseph Lester
Chicago
Reuscher's
Mixed views on American diplomacy and marriages in Washington society
A lengthy discussion argues reform of the U S ambassador system and greater focus on merit over wealth, while social notes report numerous weddings in Washington and surrounding areas. The piece cites incidents abroad, with references to diplomats, royalty, and public life, alongside local nuptials and social events.
Social leaders and nobles swirl in London's high society
Snapshots show Ridgely Carter leaving London to take a post in Bucharest, possibly leaving his daughter Ming Mildred behind, with a social clash looming over her choice and duties. Mrs Macmonnie to wed artist Will H Low in Paris, civil ceremony first, then religious. A long parade of society names attends a racing event at Belmont Park. Frederick Townsend Martin pushes US ownership of embassies after travels. Bridesmaid bureaus in London offer on-demand attendants for weddings, signaling shifting social trends.
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United States
Cassidate
Jord Nigh
Efe Darrell
Termined
Rose B. Darrell
John B
St.as
Shiras
Darrel
George Pendleton
George Shiras
Cover
Washington
Ant
Stoneleigh
Edward Conway Pendleton
George Fiske Dudley
St. Ste Nome
Robert
Frank‘ Yin
Jefferson
Monley
Lowell
Clossing
Joseph Choyle
London
Shoate
Hen Ridgely Carter
Bucharest
Ming Mildred
Alas Muldred
Roumania
Miss Carter
Gald
Frederick Macmonnles
Will H. Low
Frederick Fairchild
New Haven
Macmonites
Historlé Temple de l'Oratoire
Charles Wasner
Roosevelt
Drs. Macmonnié
Rue de Harley
Paris
Sidney Fairchild
Low
Sidney
Monterey
Mexico
Macmonnies
Mary Wotrowich
Gummiet
Long Island Society
United Hants
Belmont Park
Autor
Ne Elubhouss
Westbury
Btand
Hastings Arnold
Ws Albert Pease
John =. Phipps
Richard Carman
Tes Amenda
Duryea
Itch Jeock
We Hurtig
Frank Grey Griewold
Rene ‘la Montagne, Jr
R. D. Percival
Emily Ladenbure
Diss Cleir’ Birt
John 2. Cowdin
Cheever Cowdie
Artha Scott
J. A. Burden
Hugh Arury
Allan Pinkerton
Andre
Farops
Frederick Townsend Martin
New York
Mr. Martin
Rome
America
Martin
Hotel Plaza
Baltimore Markets Report From Fragmented OCR
Market notes reflect unsettled activity with sporadic figures and unclear totals. Mentions include receipts and prices with references to freight segments and domestic outlook amid杂 unreadable segments.
New York Central Seeks 44 Million Capital Increase
Albany hearing on the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad proposal to issue 44,653,000 in new stock to retire 25,000,000 in three year gold notes and fund improvements through 1910 including locomotives passenger and freight equipment marine gear and city line works. Stakeholders previously voted to raise capital from 150,000,000 to 200,000,000.
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New York Commission
New ‘York Central
Washington Post
Albany
N. Y
Public Service Commission
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
Miesler
Tha-Lines
Ang Atftlon
New York City
Vie Fix
Commission
Declajon
Bakery Display At Washington Food Show
The grocers of Washington set up a bakery at Convention Hall for the food show. Bakeries will bake and deliver bread at a large south end wing of the hall. The display will include shredded wheat and other cereals with hot bread available at butter booths for tasting.
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Ward
Washington
Convention Hall
Td Ts .Pdtrona
Mous
Fragmented ad copy on cure and relief claims
Fragmented OCR text describes burning pain relief by soap and topical claims. Mentions Tarra ate cura Soap, cutleuca, and breeches of ads. Lacking clear events, names, or dates, it reads as damaged promotional material with dubious medical claims.
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Tarra
Hostess at Party Honors Visitor Vivian Rothstein Hosts Washington Gathering
Miss Vivian Rothstein hosted a Tuesday 2 pm gathering at 16 New Jersey svetus northwest in Washington. The event honored Miss Inez Daniels of Florida who is visiting. Jack Step and Bessie Rica performed piano numbers as guests joined a dining room march and supper.
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Vivian Rothstein
New Jersey
Svetus Northwest
Inez Daniels
Florida
Washington
Jack Step
Bessie Rica
Miss Rothstein
Mr. Step
Lillian Gilcchrist
Anna Hutchinson
Havet Bowen
Ida Stark
Lillian McClain
Iac Daniels
Bessie Ritz
Jack Foist
Norman Robinson
George Pattle
Norman Right
Allen Moore
Ralph Waters
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Stork
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France
Combnatt
Bao
Japan
Moxie
Rowe
4G. A. Lejahmen
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Beno Lule Pastor
Legation
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Adams
Hudson, N. C
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Misse Greely
Baston
Misses Greely
White Mountains
Mark Ashton
Miss Ashton
Theaister
Bryce
Britten
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International Bureau of American Republics
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Satie
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Europe
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Highlands
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Florida Avenue
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Harold, Helbig
Charles Piltt
Frank Whitney
Coares A. Benson
Fred W. Helbig
Seventh Street Northwest
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W. A. Brooks
Maryland
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Omaha
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Knoxville
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St. Martin's Church
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Post
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Fotter
Henry
Edward J. Mortimer
E.R. Ladew
Ellie Ladew
Paul J. Rainey
Marion Hollins
Thomas Hastings
George Rose
Angex
J. Searle Barclay
Thomas ‘Hitchcock, Jr
I. B. Davis
Butler Duncan
Henry Mr. Bull
Philip B. Thompson
Misa Ethel Hitchcock
Maxwell Stevenson
W. Russel Grace
Warner Battazzi
Wiliam P. Holloway
R. Lawrence Smith
Henry Sauvage Page
McPherson, Kennedy
Louis Haight
August Belmont
Raymond Belmont
A. D. Lewis
Belmont Purdy
Mise Hunt
H. [. Drier
Queen Alexandra
Victoria and Albert
Queen Victoria
Edward
Alexandra
India
J. Hart McKee
Hartapee
McKee
Pittsburg
Ridge Avenue
North Side
Pitteburg
Hartupee
Alexander
Baltimore
Misa Rothstein
Misa Inez Daniels
Marinello
F. Streets
N. W
Washburn-Crosbys CO
Eleiey
Intents
Bell Telephone
the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
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