Wack Withdraws as Cook Counsel in Brooklyn
Disjointed testimony describes Wack pulling back from acting as counsel for Cook. Affidavits, discussions about doctors papers, and Cook’s navigational knowledge are tangled with references to Captain Loose, Dr. Cook, and experiments in Europe. The piece questions motives and accuracy of Cook’s records while detailing the strained relations among the involved parties.
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Brooklyn
Wack
McKinney
Europe
University of Copentingen
Dre Caak
Captain Loose
Graenmatan
Caliislan
Loose
Cook
Atink
Din
Danish Scientists Still Believe in Cook's Story
Copenhagen reports Danish scientists defend Frederick A. Cook's claims as based on a para action and express willingness to review documents sent from New York Times publishers Loong and Dunkie. Walter Lonsdale, secretary to Dr. Cook, explains the expedition ends and counters accusations.
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Cook
Copenhagen
New York
Frederick A. Cook
Messrs. Loong
Dunkie
Times
Walter Lonsdale
New
York and London Clash Over Dr Cook Explore Records
Fragmented text describes York and London opposing Dr Cook and a debate over explorer records. A committee including Provident, Prof Styomens, and Dr Kingstrom will examine the material while Danish figures criticise Cook. An editorials accuses the motive to sway the inquiry.
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Cook
Provident
Sits Styomens
Ustranomient Observatory
I. Ustyonoider
Cave Holm
I. Yonson
Drydes
Ingical Ules
G. A. Kingstrom
Kund Observatory
Peculiar Accident to Car on Great Northern
A disjointed report describes a car accident on the Great Northern line near Glasgow. The express train stopped after a collision with a coal shed area, causing damage to a locomotive, a car, and injuring a sleeper. Fire risk followed as gas equipment sparked, with emergency crew and electrician assisting. service resumed after a two hour delay.
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Great Northern
Glasgow
Monde
Hanry
Melvin
Ie Agnano
Ursin
Paul
Montana prizes at big exposition capture world awards
The Montana entries dominated the national corn exposition sweepstakes with Armington taking top prizes for wheat and corn. Kalispell and Cascade earned multiple ribbons in sheaf and grain categories, while Great Northern territory exhibitors claimed eight prizes for the best peck of wheat and other top honors.
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Speelat
Dimitu
New
Heo
Mantena
Elise
Tg All Etates
Armtetor
Hinedale
Armington
Navy Hentpa
Helena
Pers
Kalispell
Cascade
Broadview Seed Company
Croadview
Great Falls
Killgpell
Fairview
Great Northern Territory
Kallypelt
Kalispell Fist
Eagles Night at the Elks Fair Draws Big Crowd
The Miks and the Eagles shared a friendly night at the fair held at the Auditoriun. Eagles visited Innv bouy and spent money amid lively scenes as Magles guests joined Heirs at the fut. The event yielded a joyous crowd, with revelry and laughter as the hosts showed a warm welcome to visiting Magles.
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Elks’ Fair
Auditoriun
Fais
Bigsley
Butte Briefs From Local Visitors and Incidents
Butte notes visiting officials from out of town include James A. Hamilton head of the state agricultural college at Bozeman. Mrs. Dave Todd of Dion is in Butte hospital for tumor surgery after a husband brought her for care. Norton of the Butte fire department escaped serious injury when his cloak snagged on a guard and he was dragged along Broadway by a streetcar. The Newsboys’ Club met with a program of features songs and speeches led by Mayor Len Renon and Rev. BX Lescher reported on the work in New York. Michael Adagan received word his brother James died in San Diego aged 45 leaving a widow and child. Vermont staged events and family ties noted. Great Northern official View promoted to a superintendency in Great Falls. McMahan named master of the division to replace Turner and Votaws named to succeed McMahan as reight agent at Butte.
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Mba
R. Toole
Butte
Bussoning
J. Noyes
Lutte
James A. Humilton
State Agelemnral College
Bozeman
Mutte
Dave Todl
Dion
Newsboys
Ile
Meyar Len Renon
Bx, Lescher
New York
Europe
Newsboys’ Club
New York City
Great Wall
Dee
Great Northern
C. W. Turner
McMahan
Votaws
Reading of a Dixon disturbance sparks arrest in Shin district
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Mollie Tinoretto was arrested after a disturbance at the Dixon residence. The piece notes a drunken altercation, crude language, and a jab at a local lodging market, with references to Will Weeks and a block at 404 Chick. It also mentions unsettled strike conditions, mild weather aiding freight movement, and anticipation of traffic increases.
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Mollie Tinoretto
Dixon House
Shin Wis
Great Walls
Trafic
Sale on Shawls Hoods and Fascinators at Connell Store
A remarkable one day sale offers knitted fascinators shawls and hoods at 1.00 and 1.25. The Connell store presents a recent purchase under clear display with colors black white red and blue. The Italian silk crochet tops feature beading and embroidered designs in pink and white, creating appealing gift options.
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Connell
Rengo Belt Corsets On Sale In Three Lengths
The ad promotes Rengo belt corsets in three lengths, claiming a fit for every figure. Priced at 3.50 and 2.00, these corsets are described as very strong and practical, suited for slender to medium builds, located on the third floor.
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Onie- Heth
Banquet Held For Popular Man Ed Graves In Butte
A warm banquet honored Ed Graves commentator for the county jar in Butte. Jack Reagan hosted at the Rearan roadhouse with John Stromberg leading the carving of a thick roast. Speakers and guests included Elm de Pon, Alexander McCloud, Al McVend, Jack Turner, George M. Smith, James Kane and others. The event closed with stunts and a prepaid Angconda Standard subscription offer.
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Ed Graves
Rearan
Jack Reagan
Graves
Butte
Cincinnati
Ohio
Reagan
A. Ocena
John Stromberg
Elm de Pon
Catholic Order Elects Officers For The Year
At the annual meeting of Buttes court Catholic Order of Foresters last night, officers were elected including Chief Ranger James Gleason and three ranked leaders. Other posts filled were Recording Secretary Phil Murphy Financial Secretary T J O Leary Treasurer Patrick McKelman Trustee John Churchill Joan Neville Edward Costigan and Lawra Spanhelm.
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Buttescourt
Order of Foresters
James Gleason
Yree
James Roy
Phil Murphy
T. J. O'Leary
Patrick McKelman
John Churchill
Joan Neville
Edward Costigan
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