07 Sep 1909
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1909
Page
1
The North Pole discovery news centers on Commander Peary reaching the pole, with Cook's rival claim creating global debate. Reports detail Peary’s Arctic patrol, base camps at Etah, and plans to signal world notification, highlighting the era’s fevered coverage.
News from Gallup Sept reports two dam breaks near Bluewater and Zuni cause severe floods in the Bluewater valley. Water released from the Bluewater dam devastates farms, washes away Santa Fe track, and endangers nearby villages. No lives confirmed lost though one man may have perished. rescue and repairs underway as flood recedes.
The text highlights astonishment at Peary's success and the public belief that the mantle of polar discovery now rightly belongs to America. It notes the historic struggle and loss by explorers, with Britain ready to extend congratulations to the Americans for reaching the North Pole first.
Local report notes Messach and Pathe Witt supplying gear for a spy operation in Houth, Marpewell, and nearby Maine towns. Authorities investigated Septembers, detailing equipment and suspected connections to regional agencies.
Washington reports praise for Peary after his dispatch confirms reaching the north pole. Scientist voices and officials lauded the achievement as a historic addition to American exploration, with peers noting Peary's persistence and mastery of Arctic logistics.
A telegram from Commander Peary to the Newfoundland governor announces discovery of the pole and congratulates Newfoundland on its role in the Roosevelt expedition. The Roosevelt crew is identified as Newfoundland residents.
Washington observers praise Peary for reaching the North Pole and plan a large welcome. Henry Grannette of the National Geographic Society says the dispatch confirms Peary's achievement and will overshadow any claim by Cook. Willis Moore and Henry Grannette will decide on a society reception.
Admiral Melville reacted to Peary's dispatch saying if Peary telegraphed finding the north pole he would believe him and offer praise.
Meoxies City reports severe floods sweeping Tula and nearby towns in Tamulipay. Homes and rich plantations are destroyed while several towns, including Aldama, Com, and Aramberri, are reported as damaged. state death toll listed as 1.50 by General Trevino.
Copenhagen reports Commander Peary reached the pole drawing mixed reactions. Dr Cook rapidly praises the milestone while others question the rival claim as sensational progress dominates front pages and prompts continued discussion.
Dr Fayette A Jones a noted mining chember and geologist of Albuquerque has received a urgent invitation to join a prepared invasion of the island of Triburon toward the Gulf of California. The expedition comprises a heavy detail of American prospectors from Bisbee Arizona and seeks his wife experience and scientific attainment.
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