The McKinley Summit Feat Boosted by Cook Climb
Dr Frederick A Cook reaches the summit of Mt McKinley after a long ascent with Parker and a small party. The expedition, using a northern route, faced steep granite and ice but advances the geologic and geographic knowledge of North America. Cook, a Young New Yorker, is tied to prior arctic and antarctic explorations and may map hundreds of miles from the peak.
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Mt. McKinley
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Sullivan County
New York
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Water rights disputes loom in Arkansas and Colorado
Government reclamation policy hinges on two key water fights. Kansas and Colorado spar over Arkansas River flows with Kansas seeking prior rights while the Colorado riverbed risk remains. A second case centers on Colorado River diversions into the Salton Sea affecting U S and Mexico water supplies, raising broader international questions for Montana streams into Canada.
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Arkansas
Kansas
Supreme Court
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Salton Bas
Mexico
Montana
Canada
Fancy groceries price rise hit olives and sardines this winter
Consumers face higher costs as olive and sardine supplies shrink. Spain reports a poor olive crop with price surges near one hundred percent, while sardine catches disappoint across France, Portugal, and Spain. French government aids fishermen amid shortfalls.
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Dogs aid war wounded as drills train St Bernard units
Ambulance dogs of the St Bernard type are being trained by European armies for use in war wait zones. Russians in Manchuria found dogs helpful locating wounded, many never found. In Franco Prussian war 12 000 missing from 129 000 casualties. dogs could have recovered many. Jack London and his new wife plan to sail around the world in a 45 foot boat, aided by cook and cabin boy, London a capable sailor and potential literary talent in the boy.
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Tafts Proclamation on Amnesty in Cuba
Taft as provisional Cuban governor and US secretary of war issues sweeping amnesty. He orders suppression of disorder by force only in emergencies and urges courtesy to Cubans. A broad pardon covers killings of Villavendos and rural guardsmen. bands ignoring the amnesty will be prosecuted.
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Duel over a Woman Ends With Three Bullets Fired
In New York Bradhurst Avenue a man identified as Herbert Partridge and his brother-in-law Charles Johns fought over Mrs. Jennie Smith. Partridge armed with a carving knife was fatally shot by Johns who then fled after three bullets struck Partridge. Mrs Smith says Partridge was not her brother but a former family associate and not related to her husband. Police investigate charges of murder.
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Whistler Pastels Sparked Venice Sensation and a Tartar
The Venice episode recalls Whistler’s 70 pastels that wowed the art world, a Russian painter betting champagne on a misattributed work and losing when Whistler revealed his true talent. The tale closes with a quip about distinguishing artists from amateurs amid talk of old prophecies.
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Paris to abolish office of funeral pomp organizer
The Municipal council plans to abolish the V organizer of funeral pomp at fu Herads. The sole duty described is to lead funerals in a three cornered hat and frock, wearing a color scarf and carrying an ebony cane.
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Errors in Assessments Cost Illinois Revenue Loss
WLOR Sceming and J. M. Puffy testified before the railroad committee of the state board of equalization that mismethods in railroad property assessments by Chicago based counsel Col James Hamilton Lewis caused Illinois to lose hundreds of millions of dollars over the past fifty years.
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Doctor Praises Postum as Wholesome Coffee Substitute
A Buffalo physician endorses Postum Food Coffee as a comforting beverage and liquid food. He says coffee causes nervousness and dyspepsia due to caffeine and that Postum is wholesome, delicious, and properly prepared when directions are followed. He also recommends reading "The Road to Wellville" in the package.
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Alvey and Stevens Fined by Jockey Club at Louisville
Louisville officials fined Md Alvey and Samuel Stevens $1,000 each and suspended them for the Churchill Downs fall meeting after a betting ring fight in which Alvey drew a pistol and fired at Stevens. Alvey was also compelled to scratch several of his horses from today’s races.
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Lost Italian Boy Reunited With Parents in Brooklyn
A four year old Tuivan boy missing over two weeks and believed kidnapped was found wandering the Brooklyn end of the bridge area and taken to the Children's rooms. He was identified today and restored to his parents. The piece also discusses the evolving meaning of the word impertinent through history.
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Democratic Speaking Appointments Schedule
Hon T J Walsh and Hon W O Peamberton announce Democratic speaking events in Philipsburg Plains Livingston Missoula Red Lodge and other towns from Oct 10 to Oct 20 with stops in Lewistown White Sulphur Springs and Kendall. Speakers include Hon W S Hartmun and Hon Hh Nothin.
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Last Trip of Season for Seeing Butte Car
The final voyage of the Seeing Butte car was yesterday afternoon with a larger than usual crowd and conductor McCartney explaining sights. Dolph Heilbronner said the car will resume next season when weather allows, as it drew hundreds of tourists impressed by the copper ore district and the town’s tourist appeal.
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Campaign Opens With Big Rouser in Montana Speech
Democratic speaker addressed railroads and corruption, attacking passes as bribery and urging a railroad commission to assign blame for major accidents. He praised Governor Toole’s veto of a partisan bill and urged a Democrat legislature to curb railroad influence and expand rights for workers and families. Walsh spoke nearly two hours with forceful arguments.
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Holmes Shoe Horn in Dr Dixwell's Relic Collection
Among famous relics in Dr John Dixwell of St Louis is Oliver Wendell Holmes shoe horn. An ordinary steel horn fixed to a four foot cane handle, enabling him to put on shoes without stopping or wasting energy.
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