Arctic Club announces expedition to the pole and noted figures
The article reports the Arctic Club of America completing plans for an expedition of 10 Ko to the relate or pr. A. Cath., highlighting explorer who has spent over two years in the polar region and his encounters with the high white bear. It also mourns the death of Everett Hale, prominent advocate of peace, writer, philanthropist, and journalist, praising his life.
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Arctic Club of America
Everett Hale
Roxbury
Maena
Upiarian
Philan
B. Penate
Hale
Delegates Attend Parade and Install Officers in Indiana Lodge Event
The report outlines parade activities with several city names and a detailed award list. Lodge members are recognized for uniforms and participation. Officers elected include President Harry Loewenthal and Secretary Edward Daniels Tipton, with a roster of officers from Indiana and surrounding areas.
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Uae
Sar Mayer
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Wome Bait Pew Atari Aderen
Mbit
Alen
Mi Vergan
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Bloumvanlan
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Walland
Greenshore
Alkandria
Columbia Matinun
Bienville
Frapktort
Flarrland
Prinewon
Tetanen
Wesalan
Loewenthal
Ft. Uranch
Harry Lawwenthal
HyoDevile
Edward Daniele Tipton
T. Heldian
Indianapalia
C.K. McCulleagh
Anderson Trustoy
Pranklaugh
Fort Wayne
Alvin Padgett
Wastin Ton
Dok Wood Tair
Decatur
Taft Campaign Promises on Tariff Revision
The article reports President Taft discussing tariff reform in Milwaukee and Cincinnati. He emphasizes revising the tariff downward to fulfill party pledges while remaining accountable to the American people and maintaining honesty in government.
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Cincinnali
Laurent
Smallpox scare prompts health alert after exposure report
A local health notice reports a smallpox scare with 25 gases referenced and two persons afflicted. It notes exposure in Lilimore and mentions Wesel WaTe as locations involved, urging aid for vaccination and quarantine measures.
Ladies Aid Meeting At Parsonage In Worthy Afternoon
Sixty members of the Ladies Aid of the Second M. E. church met at the parsonage 1502 McCormick Avenue Thursday for a social afternoon. With their pastor Rev Frank Burns they enjoyed baskets, then spent the afternoon quilting and social amusements.
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Ladies Aid
M. E
McCormick Avenue
Llowluck
Frank Burns
Cavalry Parade Sees Grant Honored by Gray Units
In Memphis Tennessee a gray cavalry division charged the stand where General Frederick D. Grant spoke. Veterans rushed forward to shake hands with Grant as the aged officers wept and cried out their blessings in a heartfelt reunion.
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Memphia
Tenn
Io Gray
Unites Confewrans
Frederick Deny Grant
United States Army
Geo Grant
Theo
Gen
Grant
Rand
Gen Grant
Army
Baker Uni Celebrates Centennial Graduation at Baker
Baldwin Kansas June 11 The centennial celebration of Baker University ends as President Marlin confers the Doctor of Laws on Joseph L Bristow and honors Elijah Sella of New Jersey. Alumni elects Woo C Markham from Baldwintj as president. North of the campus visitors attend the event amid speeches and university restored intercollegiate activities.
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Kan
Baker Upper Ety
Kansas
Marlin
Joseph L. Bristow
Elijah Sella
New ¥Ie
Bishop Warruns
Oreton
Woo C. Markham
Baldwintj
Intercollegiata Total
Child Mauled by Large Snake at County Orphans Home
A four foot black reptile bit a boy at the county orphans home as James Chester, aged about ten, wrestled it on the Jawel. The snake struck the child twice before being killed by Matron Borin. The boy was taken to a physician and is expected to recover. The species remains unidentified. Memorial Day about to be observed.
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Princeton
Ind
Jawel
County
Thurdhey
James Chester
Aprile
Borin
Finance committee battles Dalliver amendments to wool tariff
Washington reports Senator Dalliver and eight to nine progressive Republicans pressed amendments to limit the wool duty but were defeated as the finance committee stood firm. Debate included objections to distinguishing wool from cloth and concerns about practicability. Flood news from Iowa and a Wyoming train narrowly escaping a waterspout accompany the political item.
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Washington
Dalliver
Aldrich
Iowa
Dolliver
Warren
Daulver
Beveridge
Bristow
Brown
Burkett
Clapp
Cumminins
Lafaylette
Nelgan
Mekpery
Louisiana
Delliver
Rhode Island
Electric Bitters Promoted for Health and Beauty
Attractive women are praised for face and temper while weak unsatisfied women suffer from constipation or kidney poisons. Electric Bitters are said to regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify blood strengthen nerves and improve complexion. Boe at W C Betta. Evansville state meeting sess discussion on streetcar strike and chartering cars if nonunion workers are not used.
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Boe
W. C. Betta
Elke
Evansville
Memorial Statue Unveiled for Geo Stephen Dull Lee at Vicksburg
A fine statue of Geo Stephen Dull Lee was unveiled today at the National Military Park in Vicksburg Miss. The United Confederate Veterans presented the statue to the United States, honoring their late commander. Thousands of Mississippians and visitors witnessed the ceremony led by Governor Newsom and Governor Sanders amid Confederate veteran attendance from across states. Sculptor Henry Hudson Keon of Quincy Mass designed the piece.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Geo
Stephen Dull Lee
National Military Park
United States
United Confederate Veterans
Norwegians Split Over St Olaf Presidency Nominees
The Norwegian Lutheran convention faces division over two candidates for St Olaf University president in Northfield Minnesota. Rev. J A Rapgård of DeForest Wisconsin and Previnte Dow Nidath of An Olaf are contenders with voting today. The Regent board notes 2115 students enrolled and total expenses for last year.
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Luther Convention
St Olaf University
Des Moines
Norweigiatn Lutheran Convention
Northfield
Minn
Dares Arrivol
Lara W. Boe
Waldorf Valli Pe
Forest City
Lowa
Towa Puneral Assembly
J A Rapgard
Deforest
Wis
Black Hand linked murder and ship disaster report
A New York dispatch reports a boy watched a partially dismembered body tied in brown paper with red ink reading Black Hand. In Algiers the German steamer Ava blew up after dynamite caused a fatal fire. In New Westminster Chinese workers threaten a strike over wages at salmon canneries.
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Muali
Hun
Eat
Algiers
Juse i
Ava
Hamburg
Windivostok
Bantelarle Island
East Gate
New Westminister
B.C
Criestina
Rev Joseph Wiggs Died While At Work At Petersburg Ind
The Rev Joseph Wiggs of Patoka township, aged sixty two, collapsed and died Thursday while feeding his horse near Petersburg Indiana. The sudden death occurred as he performed his daily task, leaving a widow and family. The report notes his longtime service and local standing in the community.
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Joseph Wiggs
Petersburg
Ind
Patoka Township
Deep Water Feasibility From St Louis to Gulf via Dredging
A report discusses a possible nine foot channel from St Louis to the Gulf using dredging to support commerce. Engineers estimate construction costs around 6.5 million and annual maintenance over 7 million. Washington perspectives vary on necessity and funding.
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St. Lente
Dagineern
Congress i
St. Louis
Spread of Negroes Probed at Lincoln Conference
June 11 Lincoln Neb shows the thirty eighth annual commandement of the university with Sharp Williams of Mississippi addressing concerns about the movement of Negroes from south to north. The report notes varied opinions on migration, threats to social order, and calls for orderly handling rather than mass removal.
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Mesang
Lincoln, Neb
Sharp Williams
Willisme
America
Eagles Convention Officers Elected at New Albany
The Eagles state convention closed with Richmond chosen as next year’s meeting place. Officers elected include President Fieve Mf Fodian apaliz, Vice President Ww parth Muc cle, Secretary charts we don War sam, Treasurer Asef smith, Chaplain John Steffton, Inside Guard B Lender. Dorside quar C painter New ic. disse South
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Eagles
Connecfion Ag
Hichmond
Fieve
Mf Fodian
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Parth
Muccle
Warsam
Asef Smith
Indianapolis
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Lender
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