Cook's Tour Mystery Deepens Over Missing Brother
William J. Cook, a Brooklyn milk dealer, says he fears foul play may have befallen his brother, explorer Dr Frederick A Cook, after a university rejection of his claimed North Pole data. He cites a mysterious letter dated On Board from an unknown ship and notes stamps and documents were altered or destroyed.
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Belgium crowns Albert as King in solemn ceremony
Special from United Press Brussels December 23 Prince Albert became King Albert as oath of office was taken before Parliament in a full chamber. The new king pledged Belgium would pursue humanitarian policy in the Congo and continue administration with resolve. Princess Louise said Leopold’s will contest plans progress well as memorial ceremonies honored the late king. The event drew international attendees including United States Minister Lane. Secretary Knox and much of the diplomatic corps attended a high mass at St Matthew’s church in remembrance of Belgium’s late monarch.
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May Cotton Reaches Highest Price of the Year
New York December 23 May Cotton sold for 16 cents today establishing the test price the option has reached the year. Brokers report market activity and note wheat and other commodities along with price movements amid cautious trading conditions.
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United Press
New York
James A. Patoo
Prolific Statesman Yi Wan Yung Wounded In Seoul Attack
Reports from Seoul say Yi Wan Yung, Korea's premier, lies in a coma after knife wounds believed from an assassin Li Tsai Ming, an Americanized Korean. Li is in faltering condition in Seoul, while speculation swirls about his motives and the premier’s fate.
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Seoul
Wan Yung
Li Tsai Ming
Liners limp into port after violent Atlantic storms
Red Star liner Friesland arrives from Philadelphia to Queenstown and Antwerp with deck fittings swept away but captain says no real danger. French steamer La Chicago reaches Queenstown nearly coal and water exhausted, lighters waiting. Hoss Trever battered on entry, deck cargo washed away and passengers seasick. Campana reports worst weather of his career as ships battled towering waves and kept passengers below decks.
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Fatal Premature Dynamite Blast In Arlington Heights
Arlington Mass Dec 23 a premature dynamite explosion at the J W Wilbur Land Company site killed one man whose name is not released and fatally injured several others. Workers were blasting rock on land recently purchased by the company and injuries were described as severe with the deceased reportedly blown to pieces. The men are identified only by numbers.
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New Leader of Greater New York City Fathers to Spend Christmas
Francis P. Bent, named yesterday as vice chairman of the board of aldermen, is set to spend Christmas in this city with his brother Attorney W. W. Bent and Bent family members. Bent leads Brooklyn aldermen who hold sway in the Democratic organization, signaling a high prestige post amid long service in New York business and law.
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New York
Bridgeport Bride Wed Ranch Owner From Frozen North
Miss Ida Mae Evans, Bridgeport nurse, marries Frederick Arnold Bilton, Calgary ranch owner and wheat raiser, after a year apart. They plan a 2000 mile honeymoon then return to Bridgeport before venturing into the northwest. Wedding in New York with sister Edith Evans as bridesmaid and Richard Bilton as best man. They depart for Montreal and Canadian cities next.
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New York
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Collegiate Church
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New York City
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Mayor Reilly Secures Third Mayoral Victory
Meriden reports Mayor Thomas L. Reilly wins a third term amid strong Republican support. Despite intra party efforts to unseat him, voters praise his honesty and administration. Republican leaders Charles F. Rockwell and former Mayor H Wales Lines react, with lines noting a campaign spanning from December 1907 to December 21. Buckingham of Bridgeport sends congratulations.
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Father and son arraigned in city court on theft and irreguarity
In city court this morning Lou Potts of 469 Hollister avenue and his 12 year old son Emil faced charges. The father denied snatching a purse from Josie Ostromboskie near the Twenty-five Cent Store last night and awaits trial tomorrow. Potts is free on $200 bond provided by his wife. The boy, said to have slept in barns and to have held 12 jobs since June, was placed on two months probation by Judge Carl Foster. A probate inventory for Christina Seize valued the estate at $4,000 in personal property.
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Zelaya Heads Forces for Final Stand
The article reports Zelaya leading revolutionary forces toward a decisive battle near Rama and Managua. It notes heavy government casualties, hundreds of wounded and captives, and the fear of Zelaya fleeing aboard a Mexican warship. U.S. naval aid and hospitals mobilize as the crisis deepens.
Harriman wealth put at 220 million
New York December 23. Reports on Wall Street say prior to Edward H. Harriman's death he transferred securities valued over 350 million to his wife and eldest son. The securities have risen in value since his death, making Mrs Harriman's total wealth estimated at about 220 million dollars.
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Edward H. Harriman
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Harriman
Three Changes in Cuban Ministry Announced
Three changes in Cuba's diplomatic staff were announced today in Havana. Carrera Justiz, minister to Spain, will become secretary of state and be succeeded in Madrid by Senor Quesada, formerly minister to the United States. Just Garcia Velz, former secretary of state, will be minister to Germany.
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Germany
Danbury son tried to murder mother in late night assault
Russell C Branch, 83 year old Mrs Elizabeth Branch of Danbury, faced trial for assault with intent to murder after an October 14 attack in which he choked and attempted to force caustic carbolic acid down her throat. He allegedly struck her causing burns and unconsciousness as she identified him by the lamp light.
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Hartford Crooks Suspected in Maplewood Avenue Theft
Hartford police hold two men named Fred Lewis and Kiam Levee implicated in looting a Maplewood Avenue home belonging to Mrs. Michael Carroll. Arrests occurred in Capitol City after officers traced stolen articles to Hartford. Levee allegedly attempted to shoot Detective Frank Sentoro. both suspects linked to drug habit and operating in Hartford for several days.
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Kiam Levee
Capitol City
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Levee
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Wanted Housekeeper for Widower with Four Children
Classified notice seeks a housekeeper for a widower with four children who are not troublesome. Desires a comfortable home and reasonable wages for the right person. Apply to "Home" at the Farmer Office.
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