Truant returns and family tensions unfold at Underwood home
Derrell, welcomed home by Kate Underwood, helps heal a past wound while Mrs Underwood's memories of a dead son shape her reaction. Mr. Walcott arrives as a partner to Mr. Underwood, sparking unease in Darrell who distrusts the Spaniard. Kate's lively charm contrasts with the stoic grief behind the smiles.
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Derrek
Derrell
Mr. Underwood
Kate
Darrell
Harry
Wood
Underwood
Buss
Papi
Kate Janu¢ Miirny
Chopin
Darven
Duke
Dean
Katherine
Mr. Darrell
Miss Underwood
Dariell
Huentie
Papa
Darrel
Mr. Ungarwood
Tarchly
Walcott
Mr. Walcott
Darrelt
Kate Underwood
Mr. Walott
Mr. Darrel
Jed
Trix
Walter Paris Completes Notable Maine Summer of Painting
Haven Me Sept 2 Walter Paris the local painter has produced nearly fifty works during a Maine summer split between Parkers Point Elie Hill Haven and Blue Hill. He plans an exhibition at Blue Hill later this month and expects to return to Washington in October.
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Haven
Maine
Walter Paris
Paris
Parkers Point
Elie Hill
Blue Hill
Franz Knessel
New York Avenue
Blue Hil
Center Harbor
Keeping Purity At M Street High School Exposed
Water Post laments moral decay at M Street High School urging removal of corrupt influences and urging teachers to model virtuous conduct. It argues adult behavior shapes youth, warns against fear of consequences, and notes board members aware of risks to finance for school purification. D. M. Atwood and John F. Cook signatories.
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Water Post
M Street High School
Board of Education
D. M. Atwood
John F. Cook
Live Stock Markets Receipts and Prices Across Regions
New York and Philadelphia reports show cattle, hogs, and sheep prices and receipts for Sept 4. Beeves steady to 10c lower in New York with Westerns weak, calves strong, sheep and lambs mixed. Chicago area notes steady to lower trends in cattle hogs and sheep with varied grades and regional price ranges.
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New York
Bahene
Chicago
Pready
Baltimore Markets Report Butter and Sugar Prices Steady
Baltimore markets show butter ranges unchanged with fancy imitation at 19 3 4, fancy creamery 22 53, and store packed 16 37. Sugar remains steady at 5.46 for coarse granulated. firm and unchanged for various grades.
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Baltimor
Fiala recounts perilous Arctic voyage and shipwreck
A. Fiala detailed the Ziegler polar expedition’s ordeal after the America was wrecked by Arctic ice near Franz Josef Land. The narrative covers days in ice, loss of the ship, abandonment, wintering at Camp Abruzzi, failed relief efforts, and arduous treks northward amid storms, crevasses, and dangerous ice before a hoped return voyage in 1905.
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Hull
England
A. Fiala
Arctic
Fiala
America
Vardo
Cape Flora
Teplitz Bay
Crown Prince Rudolf Island
Franz Josef Land
Camp
Abruzzi
Relief Arrives After Arctic Sledge Expedition Stranded Two Days
In a hardship marked by drifting ice and near freezing conditions, Sime and the party endured two days afloat on an ice cake while a relief ship finally reached Cape Dillon. Captured by dense fog and a bugle recall, the team at Camp Ziegler greeted the news with joy as plans for winter logistics were reevaluated.
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Henry
America
Tepsitz Bay
Rudolf Island
Cape Fligely
Teplita Bay
Cape Filgely
Abruzzi
Cape Flora
Arctic
Pole
W. J. Peters
Camp Abruzzi
Ziegler
Alger Iskind
Sime
Cape Flore Ani
Camp Ziegier
Cape Dillon
Camp Ziegler
Cup
Myer
That Dash to the Surf Henry P. Jones's Atlantic City run
Baltimore industrialist Henry Pratt Janes and James Madison Thompson hired a special Philadelphia to Atlantic City train to reach Baltimore by morning, paying about 450 dollars. Rail analysts estimate standard costs at roughly 18 dollars round trip, with per mile charges around 1.50. Officials note such charters disrupt traffic and are rarely encouraged.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Henry Pratt Janes
James Madison Thompson
New York
Federal Express
Thompson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Jones
James A. Gary
Enoch Pratt
John Gill
Belvedere Hotel
Catonsville
Jones
Broad Street
Monkey Holds Sioux City Station In Wild Rampage
A monkey escaped custody at the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul passenger station in Sioux City Iowa Sept 4 and kept control for over an hour driving out passengers and staff It threw peaches through windows and at people Then the creature was clubbed by a station policeman who was badly hurt in the struggle The monkey also assaulted the janitor and baggageman before being subdued
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Sioux City
Iowa
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
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Stone & Poole
O'donnell’s
Washington
Ziegler Polar Expedition
Camp Abruzz
Sigurd Myhre
Gary
Henry P. Jones
J. M. Thompson
W. B. Hibbs & CO
F Street
Same York
Depdsit
Andrew Giasa
Charles ¥. Benjamin
John Cook
William P. Seville
William R. Hillyer
C. Bankes Brookes
Frank J. Dieudanze
George Wright
James Barry
H C. Hopey
Arthur Carr
F. Benjamin
Roger T. Mitchall Offes
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Washington Loan & Trust CO
Ercettant
Boyd Taylor
Thomas Bradley
Union Savings Bank
14Th
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Colorado Building
Ena F Streets
Arthur Wall
Lynn, Wall & Co
F Street Northwest
Adams Building
Ee UA
National Safe Deposit, Savings & Trust Co
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Greulich
Martin & CO
Wade & Hedges
Phon
Sage & Co
Broadway
N.Y
Atlantic Building
F Straat
District of Columbia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Warner Building
Calusabla
Jesus
Heiskeil & Mwelhran
STOGE
Equitable Co-Operative Building
Traders National Bank
Cor. Toth
Pa. Avenue
National Loan and Investment Co
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Potomag
N. W. Atlantic Building
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Pital Loan Co
Metropolitan Loan and Trust Go
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Ling Mutual Loan and Trust &S
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W. Roome
Building and Loan Association
Sonal Morteage
Padisch
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