President Taft Delayed by Indian Dance Stop in Laguna
President Taft’s train schedule shifts to a one hour Laguna stop to witness Laguna Indian dance delaying arrival in Albuquerque. New Mexico reception committee led by Governor Curry and Commercial Club head Mr Spitz works to minimize disappointment, aiming for Albuquerque by 4 p.m. tomorrow if possible. The Gallup leg arrives at 6 p.m. and the presidential train is due in Laguna at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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Morning Journaly
Gallup
N. M
Taft
Laguna
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Curry
Spits
Commercial Club
Winston
Murneg Journal
Noote
Lawans
Spitz
Laguts
Propic
Willot
Albuquerque Day Packed Fair Grounds Sets Record
Albuquerque day drew the largest crowd in fair history with a packed grand stand and street crowds. Patrons paid admission as events from baseball and horsemanship to a dramatic fire drill thrilled spectators, while organizers forecast another strong turnout for today's program and a chance to beat the track record for pacing horses.
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Albuquerque Fair Grounds
Girt Association
Albuquerque
Provident
McManue
Nate Dant
Pital
Alr
Uncle Con
Alvarado
Cavalry
Albuquerque Driving Club
Stranger
Joseph Barnett
Taft Visit Stirs New Mexico Crowds at Alvarado
President Taft is to speak from the north front of the Alvarado hotel in Albuquerque this afternoon after a revised schedule. The great gathering on the grounds around the Alvarado and Santa Fe station is expected to greet him, with cars on standby in case arrival times change.
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Laguna
New Mexico
Alvarado Hotel
Santa Fe
Taft
Winslow
Gallup
Cook Planting Records or Quint Twainey? Explorer’s Astonishing Affidavit
An explorer testifies in an affidavit about forms guiding a top record not reached. The statement claims Cook planted records or Quint Twainey’s involvement, presenting a startling challenge to established timelines and credibility.
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Cook
Wainey
Another Expedition May End Controversy
The Globe prints Edwin N. Barrill affidavit contradicting Dr. Frederick A. Cook about reaching Mount McKinley’s summit. Barrill, present with Cook, says they did not reach the summit, the highest point they reached was 10,900 feet, and questions several summit photographs Cook released. The affidavit was sworn in Toons Washington and sent to New York for registration.
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Morning Journal
New York
the Globe
Edwin N. Barrill
Frederick A
Mount Makinies
Toons
Waeh
Cretehera
Barrill
Dr. Cook
Mount McKinley
Sumit
Matmeruntain
Mr. Cook
Unclear fragment from Atlanticity report details ascent claim
An unclear Otis Atlanticity fragment notes a Dr Cook maintaining ascent to the summit of Meru McKinney and hints at an expedition following the route, with further steps unspecified.
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Ward Berri
Cook
McKinney
Cook disputes Barrill affidavit after polar expedition
Dr. Cook defends his account of the summit climb and denies altering dates or altitude in Barrill’s affidavit. He questions Barrill’s motives, cites prior friendly terms, and notes potential financial tensions behind the sworn statements.
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Barrills
Cook
Barrill
Thia
Mace
Borcitt
Globe
Tarrill
New York
Barrill Claims Identity in Cook Mount McKinley Expedition
New York man Barrill, born in Buffalo in 1846, says he is the person referenced as Barrille in Dr. Cook’s book To the Top of the Continent. He describes meeting Cook in Missoula with Professor Parker and others and details the Mount McKinley expedition of May 17, 1906.
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Bserrill
Huffalo
Darby, Mont
Barrille
Edward Harritle
Cook
Mount McKinley
Missoula
Parker
Columbia University
J. W. Porter
Fred Prints
Belmore Brown
Voooma
Walter Miller
Beattle
Samuel Beecher
Ux Cook
Barrill
Baurrill
Bank Robber from Los Angeles Dead in Illinois Manhunt
Detectives believe the bank robber Lamar A. Harris of Los Angeles killed himself after a bank hold up in Hilchland Park Illinois. The suspect, linked to a California family, was identified in part by Miss May Harrington who said Harris met her in Los Angeles and later entertained her in Chicago.
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California
SS Srekine and Company
Hilchland Park
Lamar A. Harris
Los Angeles
Cal
Hierington
Harrig
Chicago
Low Angeles
Harvie
Minx Harrington
Harris Am
Frank Leighten
Lane
Martie
Angeles
Blen
Dininer
Los Angeles Lawyer Suspected in Highland Park Bank Robbery
Mre Witt A Harris is named as the lawyer linked to the Highland Park Bank robbery. Harris reportedly killed himself after a telegraph to attorney Helen Coleman in Kansas City suggested identity questions. The last communication from Harris allegedly came two weeks ago with a Chicago mailed letter.
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Los Angeles
Mre Witt
Harris
Taother
Tomar
Loe Angels
Behur
Dmerskine Bank
Highland Park
Yee Triuy
Hee Kilbedd
Hella Coleman
Konsan City
Chicago
Lamor Harrie
Marria
Carnival Schedule and Cavalry Drills at Fair Grounds
A Dickensian festival day unfolds from morning to night with a captive balloon ascent at Corner Sixth Street and Central Ave. Highlights include a U S Third Cavalry march, racing events, dash and hurdle heats with purses, a ball at the Montezuma Hotel, a Taft address at the Alvarado, and free acts at Plaza venues with aerial and animal acts featured throughout the afternoon and evening.
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Sixth Street
Central Ave
Fair Grounds
U. S. 3Rd Cavalry
Camp
President Taft
Alvarado Hotel
Plaza
Zerado Brothers
Beno
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