World News By the Busy Editor In One Line
Prominent figures travel and political shifts noted as J Wilbur Chapman and Charles Alexander return to Victoria B C while Mrs W S Goodspeed Miss Helen Deshler leave New York after a world tour. Theodore Roosevelt party home from Europe. Wayne groom and other commissions reshuffled. Baron Rosen visits Cherbourg bound for New York. Duke of Roxburghe sustains leg injury. duchess at his side. Inflexible wardroom bow presented by Admiral Seymour. John G Carlisle improves in New York hospital.
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J. Wilbur Chapman
Charles Alexander
Australia
Orient
Victoria
B. C
Fmpress
China
W. S. Goodspeed
Helen Deshler
Columbus
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Bessie Wood Aspinwall
Newburg
Hayden IV
Wagner
U S. A
Dekalb
James L. Davenport
Vespasian Warner
Taft
W. J. Mills
New Mexico Supreme Court
Baron Rosen
United States
Kronprinzess
Cecilierom Cherbourg
Annette Gardner Munro
Ortland
Ore
University of Rochester
Vespasian Wart Jer
Warner
Duke of Roxburghe
May Goelet
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John G. Carlisle
St. Vincent's Hospital
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William Thompson
Nelymor
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Miladelphia National Baseball Club
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Ghouls
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Highland Cemetery
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Rochester
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Boulder
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Dubuque
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Arctic Claim Evidence Sailed With Cook's Secretary
Records Cook planned to submit to the University of Copenhagen to prove his 1908 North Pole claim were with Walter Vonsdale, Cook's secretary, aboard the steamer United States en route to Denmark. Other items note Parliament delays over budget, mine fires in Cherry Illinois, and a string of diverse national news items from 1909.
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Frederick A. Cook
University of Copenhagen
North Pole
Walter Vonsdale
Cook
New York
United States
Denmark
House of Commons
Chicago
Puritan
South Chicago
Lake Michigan
Tne
Congress
Senate
Friends of
Nicaragua
State Department
le Sary Wei
Iowa Butter Output Tops One Hundred Million Pounds
Des Moines reports 1909 Iowa dairy year produced over 191.9 million pounds of butter from 413 million pounds of milk and 279 million pounds of cream across 42 creameries and skim stations. About 10.38 million pounds consumed at home, 90 million shipped out. Grain on dairy facilities grows with better creameries and breeding. Public funds cover inspections. cheese output remains small and prospects dim.
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Dew Moines
Iowa
State Department
Wright
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