Peary Faces Copenhagen Data Verify Push Stirring National Geographic
The National Geographic Society debates Admiral Schley s call to have Peary s polar data checked by the University of Copenhagen after Copenhagen reports on Cook s data. Prominent scientists argue no gains from Copenhagen review while Peary s records are treated as unimpeachable. The subcommittee plans cautious action and may allow Cook to withhold original papers, with Peary offering aid to future expeditions.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Schley
Peary
University of Copenhagen
Dr. Cook
National Geographic Society
United States
Copenhagen
Admiral Schley
Gannett
Chester
University of Copenh
Mare
Mare Geographical Society of
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Geographical Society of
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Pole
Berlin
Admiral Schiey
J. Howard Gore
Cook
Citaire
Boston
Sievers
Hile
Utah the strongest fighter in American navy launched
Philadelphia December 23. The battleship Utah, hailed as no equal afloat, was launched at Camden New Jersey amid crowds, with Miss Alice Spry breaking a champagne bottle on the keel. Utah, fifth of the big gun class, measures 610 feet waterline, 88 feet beam, displaces 21825 tons, expected 20+ knots, armed with ten 12 inch guns in five turrets and powered by ten turbines.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Philadelphia
Utah
United States
Strom
New York Shipbuilding’ Company
Camden
N. J
Alice Spry
Salt Lake City
Arswitt
Delaware River
Amone
Navy Department
Spry
New York
Washington
Delaware
North Dakota
Congress
Brother fears foul play in Dr. Cook case notice
New York December 23 Associated Press William L Cook said he believed his brother Dr A Cook had met foul play after receiving a letter from Dr Cook hastily rushing to Copenhagen for proofs of a discovery. He claimed Dr Cook should have reached Hagen by now and warned of violence, fearing pursuit.
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New York
Associated Press
Wlliam L. Cook
A. Cook
Irregularities Charged In Building Association
A Brooklyn building association faces liquidation amid claims of irregularities by secretary John C. Wurst. Directors say shortages may reach at least twenty thousand dollars, possibly double that, with an examiner and attorney confirming book discrepancies. The group aims to settle with stockholders and restore payments, while Wurst agrees to cover any errors.
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Debolt Loan and Building Association Company
John C. Wurst
Wurst
P. B. Johnston
C.J. Fitzgerald
Associat
Fitzgerald
Frenchman predicts peace on tariff problems
New York Dec 23 Associated Press. A French official M Auguste Calvet says there will be no tariff war between France and the United States. He has been in the country since Nov 19 and expects schedules to be settled before next April. He notes concessions will be needed on both sides but frictionless settlement is possible.
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New York
Associated Press
France
United States
M. Auguste Calvet
Seeoe
Department
Cente-Inferieure
Ooerore Salling
Havre
M. Kiasabe
Widow of Fire Chief Falls To Death in House
Mrs Charles Shipp widow of Carthage Missouri fire chief died when she fell through a trap door on the second floor of a residence at the department headquarters. Her funeral was held yesterday after she went to collect her husband’s belongings.
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Carthage
Deeanne Press
Charles Shipp
Shipp
Death Follows Refusal To Dance Sparks Rancher Shooting
Helena Mont Dec 23 Harry Rogers a prominent Teton county ranchman shot and killed Don Corréla a Mexican after Corréla threatened his life when Rogers refused to dance at Corréla s command the Associated Press reports Rogers was widely known in the ranching community and the incident occurred after a social gathering.
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Helena
Mont
Associated Press
Harry Rogers
Teton County
Don Corréla
Rogers
Cor- Tela
Clothing Factory Burns in Cleveland Loss 200000
A power building at 40 Lakeside Avenue occupied by clothing manufacturers burned tonight in Cleveland Ohio. The fire caused an estimated loss of 200000 dollars. A lull in the wind saved the downtown wholesale district.
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Associated Press
Lakeside Avenue
End of Strike Near in Twin City Rail Deal
At a December 23 meeting in St Paul Governor Eberhart and railroad representatives discussed settlement terms for the switchmen strike. Railroads offer to reemploy as many former workers as space allows and await Chicago district talks on pay and conditions. Switchmen propose arbitration under 1898 law and separate, attorney-free hearings in St Paul. Union predicts possible end to strike within hours if progress continues.
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Associated Press Dispatch
ST. Paul, Minn
Eberhart
American Federation of Labor
Ralph W. Wheelock
State Railway Commission
W. E. McEwen
Chicago
Twin City
St. Paul
Belgium Welcomes New King Albert I in Joyful Coronation
The article reports Belgium's accession of Albert I to the throne after a formal ceremony. Crowds cheered as Queen Elizabeth and princes Leopold and Charles rode with the new king. Albert promised a humane, progressive policy toward the Congo, and citizens crowded streets to witness the joyous entry amid gold and white royal regalia.
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Albert
Elizabeth
Leopold
Charles
Hall of Deputies
Pontina
Bryan Ill in Florida Threatened with Pneumonia
W J Bryan visiting Jacksonville as guest of ex Governor Jennings fell ill with a severe cold and pneumonia threat. He canceled all future dates and will remain in the city for several days while resting tonight.
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Jacksonvilled
Fla
Associated Press
W. J. Bryan
W.S. Jennings
Duvall Theater
New Belgian King and His Two Children Albert I
King Albert I ascends to the Belgian throne with his two children present, marking a historic royal succession. The ceremony underscores continuity for Belgium amid postwar recovery and national unity.
Brokaw Testimony Details Threats From Father In Law
W Gould Brokaw, husband in a high profile New York divorce with $60 000 annual alimony, testified that his father in law Joseph A Blair threatened to kill him for loving Brokaw's wife too much. He described the night his wife took poison and defended against charges of drunkenness cruelty and abusive language with a calm, steady account.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
W. Gould Brokaw
Minéola
L. I
Joseph A. Blair
Graduated Bank Note Tax Topic Empties Congressional Panel
The banking and currency committee hones a graduated tax on national bank circulation secured by U S bonds. Secretary MacVeagh prepared amendments while Taft Aldrich discuss Panama bonds and treasury status with no final decision.
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Taft
MacVeagh
Aldrich
Treasury
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
United States
Banking and Currency Committee
Vreeland
Panama
White House
SPECTRE OF WANT HANGS OVER ARMA BATTLE FIELD
U S warning to President Madriz and Red Cross aid to Zelaya and Estrada troops unfolds in Bluefields. U S ships supply hospitals. 2000+ wounded and 900+ dead reported. secretaries Knox and Shipley coordinate food medical relief valued at 5 000 dollars. colon transport readied to move provisions for 30 days.
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Associated Press
Washington
Madriz
United States
Nicaragua
State Department
Knox American
Red Cross
Estrada
Zelayan
Bluefields
Knox
American Red Cross
Thomas H. Moffatt
American National Red Cross
Navy Department
Shipley
Colon
Canal
Rders
Cae
Consul Moffatt
Rama
Zelaya
Des Moines
Tacoma
Eight Miners Die in Illinois Mine Blast From Open Lamps
In Herrin Illinois a gas explosion at the Chicago and Carterville Coal Company mine killed engineer Pierce and eight miners while endangered 400 workers. Rescue teams led by James Guinney and Robert Hueston saved many as flames and afterdamp hampered recovery efforts.
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Chicago and Carterville Coal Company
Herrin
Ill
James Guinney
Robert Hueston
Pierce
Sur
Dittle
Carbondale
JB. Petery
Chicago and Carsterville Coal Company
J.L. Bease
Chicago
University of Ilinois
Mississippi River
Zelaya to leave Managua as rebels claim Rama victory
Ex-President Zelaya plans to depart tomorrow aboard the Mexican gunboat General Guerrero anchored at Corinto harbor escorted by a strong guard amid hostilities and rumors of a rebel victory around Rama. Government troops are ill prepared to stop advances as General Estrada's forces move toward the capital.
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Associated Press
Zelaya
Madriz
Zelayan
Rama
Gonzales
Estrada
Vasquez
Toledo
Greytown
Juan Irlas
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