Cook announces Mount McKinley ascent plan and new inquiry
New York October 15 Dr Frederick A Cook refutes claims he did not reach the summit of Mount McKinley Alaska in 1906. He accuses guide Edward Burrill of perjury, seeks expedition to recover records with Anthony Fiala and Professor H C Parker, and says affidavits will back his claim within days. He details a prior offer to Burrill and outlines steps for a new mountaineering attempt next year if weather allows.
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Frederick A. Cook
Mount McKinley
Alaska
Edward N Barri
Barrili
Mount McKinnex
Anthony Flala
H. C. Parker
Columbia University
Flala
Celera
Fiale
Parker
Thelangairs
Cook Mane
Associated Press
Atlantic City
Montana
Kansay
Edward N. Burrill
Mount McKinney
Mon Tank
Teo
Stierhoronik
Simo
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Elieen
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Representary
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Vrederch Prints
Walker FP Miller
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Barriil
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Mount MiKinley
Hamilton
Mont
Barctll
Mount McKintey
Noorne
Blamilton
Whey
Harrilt
Ohave Tadas
Willig
Anthony Fiala
Tonigne
Anthony Praia
Mount
Bmckinle
Merahell U Parker
Columbia Uni- Verst
Thu Fark
Mount Mo Winks
Toolas
Mafiala
Queen Zelda the clairvoyant tries to take her life
Queen Zelda known as Mrs John Stegall a 39 year old palmist from Zanesville Ohio attempted suicide by laudanum in Atlanta on Sunday night. She is hospitalized at Grady and recovering while denying involvement from her lover and lamenting financial and health woes. Her relatives and life in Atlanta are described by a reporter.
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Queen Zolola
John Stegall
Brotherton Street
Grady Hospital
Queen Zolata
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon Park
Zanesville
Ohio
Cincinnati
Zolda
New York City
Lillie Stamper
Third Street
Macon
Nhy
Sician
Constitution
Zelda
Bay horse runs amuck injuring three people in city streets
A spirited bay horse escaped its owner and ran through Cornelia and lower Decatur Streets injuring three, including Jamen Hughes a 58 year old soft drink merchant. Dr John H Vining treated internal injuries and a patrolman sustained a sprained wrist as the horse stood near Randolph Street before being recaptured. The owner could not be located.
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Cornelia
Decatur
Jamen Hughes
Decatur Street
Powell Street
John H. Vining
Daniel Street
Boulevard
Two Presidents to Meet Today in Southwest Visit
President Taft travels through New Mexico and Arizona promising statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. He tours Laguna Pueblo receptions, admires adobe towns, and attends a Commercial Club banquet in Albuquerque. A cultural welcome includes Indian dances, blankets, beads, and children marching with flags, as Taft affirms federal support for territorial statehood.
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Albuquerque
Taft
New Mexico
Amelia
Arizona
United States
Newxico
Alvardo Hotel
Commercial Club
Laguna
Maryland
Piaza
Indiana
Donovan
de Rood
Yama St. Ftione
Eleven Nurses at St Peters Hospital Strike in Charlotte
Eleven nurses representing nearly the entire staff of St Peters Hospital in Charlotte walk out at 7 am leaving thirteen patients to manage themselves. Mia Vordner of Canada serves as superintendent and Janet Brown of New York as head nurse. Strikers accuse management of ill treatment and northern bias, saying they will not return. The hospital says none will be reinstated under any conditions.
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St. Peter's Hospital
Charlotte
St Peters’ Hospital
Mia Mary Vordner
Canada
Janet Brown
New York
Seven Cattle Killed In East Lake Storm Report
JA Walker of East Lake dairy reports seven cattle killed when hailstorm damaged barn Friday night. Forty eight head were inside, mainly milking cows, as timbers fell under wind and hail. Four more cattle survived in a highly agitated state, with forty one saved by workers and Walker's crew.
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JA Walker
East Lake
Walker
Norfolk and Western to Build 1500 Cars on Car Shortage
The Norfolk and Western railway, facing a car shortage, ordered construction of 1,500 cars at the Hoaneke shops. The railroad reported every car in service and a surge in demand. Daily traffic has been the heaviest in six weeks, signaling a peak in rail activity.
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Steanoke Vanconer
Norfolk and Western Railway
Board of Airrevtops
Hoaneke
Key West Struck by West Indies Seawall Storm
A hurricane swept from the West Indies cut Key West and nearby islands off from the world for hours. It caused widespread shipping and property damage with losses running into millions. Key West suffered heavy damage and numerous lives were lost along the coast. The hurricane drove vessels ashore and damaged Wet West area severly, with initial estimates near three million dollars.
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Key West
Florida
West Indies
Keys
Havana
Savannah Plans Endurance Run Accommodations
Counties on the routes show active interest as twenty five entries from Savannah prompt preparations. Rooms reserved for 805 will tour from Savannah to Atlanta during Automobile Week. The public comfort committee secured two nearby homes to house the Savannah party, keeping them mostly intact during the stay. Savannah, Ga October 15. Special executive committee reports increasing inquiries about The Constitution Morning News endurance event.
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Savannah
Information and Public Comfort Committee
Atlanta
Savanah
Public Comfort Committee
Savannah Automobilelab
McLendon Granted Suit to Challenge IC Surplus
In Savannah Judge Walter Charlton granted A G McLendon former railroad commissioner leave to file a quo warranto against Joseph F Gray over IC surplus and constitutional questions. Gray denied the charges and argued his appointment was constitutional. The matter advances with a hearing set for October 23.
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Savannah
Walter G Chariton
A. G McLendon
Railroade
Joseph T Gray
Grays Attorneyva
Thomson
Andrew J Cobb
Charlton
Smith
McLeddon
Wnon Wan
Gray
McLendon
Georgia Treasurer Declines Detail On 2000000 Surplus Claim
Georgia State Treasurer J Pape Brown asserts the state would have about 2 million dollars in the treasury if all 1909 taxes were collected and current obligations met, but he declines to explain how the figure is derived. He says others spoke of a different measure and that his claim stands by itself.
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Georgia
J. Pape Brown
Mr Brown
Brown
Carrollton
Treasury
Hoke Smith
Alonzo Richardson
J. Randolph Anderson
Chatham
Storm Leaves 38 Dead Across Four States In Destructive Wave
A historic storm sweeping Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and portions of Arkansas and South Carolina left 38 known dead and many injured, with property damage surpassing 8 million dollars. Reports describe widespread ruin, destroyed towns, and plantations, as wire service connections are restored and districts file in. Names appear on scattered lists from Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and Arkansas as communities reel from the disaster.
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Memhple
Tenn, Oetober 1
Middle
West Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Arkansas
South Carolina
Los
Weather Prophecy Forecast for Georgia Weekend
Forecast calls for fair weather Saturday and Sunday with little temperature change. Local details indicate moderate wind, low temperatures around the high 30s to mid 40s, with highs near 64. Mean temperature near 63, rainfall 0.4 inches in 24 hours, deficit since month start about 0.7 inches, since January about 3.06 inches.
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Georgia
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