University of Copenhagen rejects Dr Cook claims
Great Danish dismay as Taft and Minister Egan face partial blame for trusting Cook’s feats. Report of the Copenhagen expedition mirrors prior New York Herald summaries from September and October. Cook books lack original observations, and documents show no proof of actual astronomical work or sledge journey. Committee finds no evidence Cook reached the Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Copenhagen
Cook
New York Herald
Danish University Panel Destroys Cook Pole Claim
The Copenhagen Special Committee report condemns Frederick A. Cook’s North Pole discovery claim as false. It labels his observations worthless and portrays him as an impostor, prompting doubt among explorers and scientists and stirring national chagrin in Denmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Denmark
University of Copenhagen
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Raven
Cook
Raud Rasmussen
Balomonsen
J. Cook
Gustav Holm
Pole
Wao
Loose
Olufson
Danish Geographical Society
National Tidende
America
Knud Rasmussen
Dr.Cook
Cape Sparbo
Eth
Copenhagen University
Commodore Hovgaard
Professor Torp
Lonadale
Society Women Aid Strikers Parade Through Fifth Avenue
Society women joined a New York parade supporting striking workers, riding in automobiles along Fifth Avenue. The event showcased organized backing by local society circles and featured supporters in coordinated outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Basonnaldefutieg
New York City
Balinger-Pinchot Inquiry Opened by Senate
Secretary Bal linger initiative prompts Senate in Washington to launch a sweeping inquiry into the Ballinger-Pinchot controversy, marking Taft’s initial move against the alleged cabal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
Senate
Washington
M. C
Ballinger-Pinchot
Taft
British campaign kicks into earnest phase across unions
The British campaign begins in earnest as Thernl and Unionist leaders speak. Grand Duke Michael Nicholalevitch, Czar’s grand uncle, dies in Cannes. George Salting’s art collection, bequeathed to England, valued at 10 to 20 million dollars. Alan Pratt of Bridgeport appeals to his wife claimed lured away by a hypnotist. Judge Madvizx arrives in Nicaragua amid election fever for Zelayas presidency. Four Koya, oldest of twelve, rescued from a hut near Wear Caldwell New Jersey. none literate. Pennsylvania Railroad orders fifty giant electric locomotives from Westinghouse of Pittsburgh for New York terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Nicholalevitch
Cannes
George Salting
Alan Pratt
Bridgeport
Conn
William J. Conners
Buffalo
C. F. Murphy
Madvizx
Nicaragua
Corinto
Mangun
Zelaya
Koya
Eldcst
Wear Caldwell
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Westinghouse Company
Pittsburg
New York
University Examining Committee Angered by Doctor Cook
Members of the Examining Committee, led by President Strongrep, express anger at Doctor Cook's conduct. The panel queries whether another examination will occur if Cook retrieves allegedly undeveloped instruments and observations. A majority show reluctance to spend more time on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etah
Strongrep
Cook
Forces of General Estrada Victorious at Rama
In Rama near Bluefields Nicaragua revolutionary forces under General Estrada rout Zelayan troops. Recreo captured as Estrada’s forces advance eight miles along the front. Generals Mena Fornes Diaz Alfredo Diaz Chimorro Matuty direct the push with heavy machine gun use and entrenched defense overcome. Captain Godfrey Fowler, ex Thirty-third U.S. Infantry, commanded artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Commendt
Estrada
Diay
Recree
Godfrey Fowler
Thirty-third Infantry
Beet Sugar Men Indicted for Water Right Fraud
Five indictments for conspiracy to defraud the federal government were returned against leaders and sales staff of the defunct Great Western Beet Sugar Co in Boise Idaho. The case centers on the Mountain Home land project where water rights allegedly were never supplied and lands were claimed and sold multiple times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Great Western Beet Sugar Company
John H. Garrett
W. C. Howrie
United States
Mountain Home
Fred Daniels
K. J. Colthorp
C. J. Griffith
Laborer Unearths 50000 At Old Schickart Property
A laborer excavating on Twenty first and Main in Wheeling found earthen jars containing gold coins on heirs of Dr Schickart’s estate land. Dr Schickart, murdered twenty years ago, avoided banks. the contractor now holds the treasure and plans to keep it. Heirs, laborer, and Wheel ing Stamping Co owners contest possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Dr. Schickart
Ephew
Wheeling Stamping Company
Eight-Year-Old Baltimore Girl Tries Suicide Over Doll
In Mount Washington near Baltimore an eight-year-old girl Frances L Hadge tried to hang herself after being punished for taking money from her mother’s purse to buy a doll. Her six-year-old brother Frank found her and the mother’s timely action saved her life. Frances said she feared Santa would not bring the doll, so she bought it.
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Baltimore
Frances L. Hadge
Mount Washington
Here
Frank
Frances
Santa Claus
Governor Pardons Agnes Goode and Five Other Women
Galveston Texas Mrs Agnes Goode the lone white woman in state penitentiaries is pardoned by Governor Campbell. In recent days five more women and twenty-five men were released on Pardon Board recommendations. Goode had been sentenced to thirty five years and has served part of her term. The governor said the world will be none the better for keeping the unfortunate in prison for thirty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Agnes Goode
Campbell
Goode
Independent Milk Dealers Ruined
Inquiry into the Milk Trust in New York City showed persistent efforts aimed at ruining an independent dealer’s trade. The findings outline tactics used to disrupt supply, pricing, and distribution while detailing involved entities and dates from the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Trust
New York City
Phipps Donates Half Million for Tuberculosis Effort
Henry Phipps of Pittsburg donated 500000 dollars to the University of Pennsylvania to fund tuberculosis suppression work. Nicaragua’s Congress unanimously chose Dr. Jose Madriz as president succeeding Zelaya. Tin prices leapt in London with an increase exceeding four pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Phipps
Pittsburg
University of Pennsylvania
London
President Lowell Advocates Business Education Link
Cambridge Massachusetts President Lowell of Harvard argues for integrating business education with traditional liberal arts. He asserts universities must grow from their communities and collaborate with the outside world to advance mankind, noting Western state universities lead in this effort while Eastern colleges follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Lowell
Harvard
Balloonists Cross North Sea To Prussia In 830 Mile Flight
London balloonist Hon Mrs Asheton Harbord and two pilots ascended from Battersea in Nire Vana to challenge the Aero Challenge Cup. The craft left Deal, crossed the North Sea, landing near Hagen Prussia after about three hours in the air and an overnight pause, covering roughly 830 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Asheton Harbord
Battersea
Deal
Ostend
North Sea
Hagen
Prussia
TWO MINES EXPLOSIONS CLAIM EIGHT LIVES IN CHICAGO AREA
Eight men and a teen age boy died and about four hundred escaped injury after a gas explosion in Mine A of the Chicago and Cartersville Coal Company. Open lamps carried by workers are blamed. Rescuers faced after damp as they recovered bodies and fought to reach deeper workings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Pierce
Eugene Barrett
Thomas Williams
George Sayter
Salvatore Greece
Pietro Romeo
Thomas Harber
James Guinney
Robert Hueston
Pierce
Snyder
Greece
Romeo
Baby shoplifter Annie Paviinski held by police
In St Louis, an eight year old girl Annie Paviinski, daughter of Frank Paviinski, is dubbed the baby shoplifter. She has been arrested three times for theft, spent two weeks in the Industrial School, and escaped repeatedly. Police say she stole a brother’s dollar and fifty cents and once rifled a nation store of sixty cents worth toys.
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St. Louis
Annie Paviinski
Frank Paviinski
Carr Street
Annie
4 Nation
TIRED OF JAPAN HUSBAND APPEAL FOR RETURN HOME
Helen Emery of Francisco California seeks permission to return to her Nipponese husband and defend a six month old child. She asks protection and insists on reuniting at his side. Archdeacon, her father, may travel to Seattle to bring them back from their lakeside cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Cal
Archdeacon Fm
Grandson for Mill McLean and Walsh heirs born in DC
John McLean and Thomas F. Walsh announce a son to Mr and Mrs Edward Beale McLean. The baby makes the McLean and Walsh fortunes, estimated at 75000000, pass to the new heir. McLean and Walsh are the nation’s leading multi millionaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
John McLean
Thomas F. Walsh
Women in Day's News Highlights of Social Court Actions
In New York seven Bridgeton girls resign factory jobs to marry in a single day. Ada Farrar, the Countess von Boos Farrar, helps a Boston divorcee, Marie Corelli comments on American women. A $2000 verdict favors Missy Hero in Zelaya breach case. Mrs Brokaw cites $30,000 spent in a year in a separation suit. Baker’s wife named to Brooklyn Training School board by Mayor McClellan. Julia Marlowe defends herself in a suit with FE Sothern amid stage claims of a $9000 adapter for a play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bridgeton
N. J
Ada Eugenia Farrar
Countess von Boos-Farrar
Robert Bacon
Boston
Harvard
Marie Corelli
Missy Hero
Zelaya
New York City
W. Gould Brokaw
Baker
Brooklyn Discripiinary Training School
McClellan
Julia Marlowe
Woman
Astronomical Calculations for 1910 Eclipse Timings
Comprehensive 1910 ephemeris detailing eclipses in May November including solar and lunar events. Includes magnitude figures, geographic visibility, and exact shadow times. Also lists planetary positions, cardinal points, and seasonal boundaries with solstice and equinox timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toosmania
Australia
United States
Liberia
Japan
Korea
Church holy days and feast dates for 1910 calendar
A dated enumeration of liturgical days and feast dates for 1910 covering New Year’s Day through Christmas, with saints’ days and Easter chronology notes. The list includes prime ecclesiastical days such as Ash Wednesday, Lent, Pentecost, Trinity Sunday, and Advent, plus saints like St Patrick, St George, and St John the Baptist. Also shown are Julian and Jewish and Islamic eras for cross-calendar reference and related chronologies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Purification B. V. M
St. George
St. Mark
Philips and
James
Ascension
Thursda
Trinity
Corpus Christi
St. Barnabas
St. John the Baptist
Saints Peter and Paul
St. James
St. Bartholomew
St. Matthew
Simon and Jide
St. Andrew
St. Stephen
St. John the Evangelist
Joly Innocents
Halley’s Comet Reappears Amid Superstitions
Dr. Wolf of Heidelberg first photographed Halley’s Comet’s 1900 reappearance, finding it on Sunday September 22 within Gemini near Orion, magnitude sixteenth. The event fuels beliefs linking comets to disasters and a "Star of Bethlehem." The comet promises continued visibility into 1910, rising before the Sun in May and reaching evening brightness near Pollux in Gemini after the Sun’s conjunction with the Sun.
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Wolf
Heidelberg
Hailes
GemIni
Orion
Bethlehem
Pollux
Poem fragment from Anna M M Pratt in Oregon to Texas
A compact verse by Anna MM Pratt travels from Oregon to Texas. It contemplates New Year hopes, kindness, and loving thoughts guiding days through December. The piece uses imagery of birds and pleasant greetings to frame reflective, gentle aspirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna MM. Pratt
Oregon
Texas
Ploved
Prominent People in Flight and Power Shifts
A collage of brief items notes Francis J. Heney resigning as assistant D A of San Francisco, William Powell Frith’s death in London, an appendicitis operation on Percy A. Rockefeller in Greenwich, Major General Barry reassigned to California command, Aldrich planning speeches on monetary questions, Rev William Stevens changing churches in New York, Goldsborough elected commodore of the Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club, Breen delaying a trip to France after an X ray, Zelaya transferring property to foreigners, Wickersham seeking 40 000 for sugar fraud prosecutions, heavy Chilean fire in Valdivia leaving thousands homeless, aviator Mone Merlot severely injured in an accident, insurgents claiming 000 at Managua, Manchurian fears of further action, drug reportage by Professor Rusty, and New York Central’s Death Avenue fatalities and injuries tally.
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Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
William Powell Frith
London
Percy A. Rockefeller
Greenwich
Conn
Thomas H. Barry
Army of Cuban Pacification
Department of California
Aldrich
William D. Stevens
Reformed Episcopal Church of Our Redeemer
Philadelphia
Wirst
New York City
PF. Carroll Goldsborough
Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club
Boston
Keema
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Wickersham
Congress
Valdivia
Chile
Mone
Merlot
Jonshintinople
Managua
Manchuria
Hanle
Chapitn
HW. AL Rusty
College of Pharmidey
New
Uypite
Lynchers Hang Killers After Virginia Feud Shooting
In Hurley Virginia a mob of 160 overpowered guards and hanged Henry Pennington after he shot Samuel Baker on the way to an entertainment. Baker died, his wife and two children were wounded, and friend Wyatt Meadows escaped. Pennington, wounded, was jailed then moved to a safer location. Baker’s funeral moved forward as his kin share ties to a prior sextuple murder case.
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Samuel Baker
Hurley
Henry Pennington
Pennington
Baker
Wyatt Meadows
Grundy
Betty" Justice
George Meadows
Howard Little
Wet and firemark town headlines from early 20th century clipping
Walla Walla votes wet by 622 majority after a campaign. Leominster town hall and opera house burned causing $150000 loss. North Adams reports largest license majority yet, Mayor Waterhouse re elected. Ex preacher McCrossan jailed fined $4000 or year. Cynthia Lucas wins $500 in a false arrest case. Corset saves Miss Ethel Eitelhuber after a shot grazes curtain. Boston judge forgery warrant issued for ex Kentucky judge Moffett. Ampt wills $160000 to Cincinnati for concerts. Manitoba dry wins expand to eighty counties. fifty remain wet. Chicago bread law upheld by Supreme Court. Deer killed by train near Hoosac Tunnel. Norfolk dairyman Comstock seeks army re enlistment after typhoid concerns.
Painter and author Frederic Remington dies at 48
Ridgefield Conn. Frederic Remington painter of Indian Life sculptor and author died in his new home at age forty eight from general septic peritonitis from appendicitis. He married Eva Caton of Gloversville N Y and is survived by her. Born in St Lawrence County New York his father was Pierre Remington editor of the Ogdensburg Journal. His ancestors fought in the border wars from Canada to the United States in the French and Indian War Revolution War of 1812 and Civil War.
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Ridgefield, Conn
Frederic Remington
Mr. Remington
Eva Caton
Gloversville
N. Y
St. Lawrence County
New York
Pierre Remington
Ogdensburg Journal
Canada
United States
Pittsburg Boy Slain by Thieves in River Avenue House
The body of fourteen year old James Lawrence Friel, throat cut and bearing wounds, was found in a deserted River avenue house after two weeks. He vanished from his father’s home December 13 from School of the Epiphany. Police suspect a gang killed him to prevent disclosure. he enjoyed detective games and followed a clue into a thieves den.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
James Lawrence Friel
Gas turns on. New York Dean found dead in bed
In San Francisco a man employed in New York City revenue office since December 1 was found gas fed, by his wife on return, after tending a sick child overnight. One jet open, body half dressed, window ajar. Suspected suicide. father a wealthy New York dry goods merchant. discord noted between father and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Revenue Office
Ward
San Francisco
Cabinet Resigns in Chile After Short-Lived Government
A cabinet formed on September 32 with Ismael Tocornal as Premier and Interior Minister has resigned amid political shifts in Santiago. Other items note smallpox in Amoy, a London report on Gladstone for South Africa, a Paris murder ruling, and various international notices.
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Chile
Santiago
Ismael Tocornal
Slayer Digs By Fire in Maryland Institution
Conrad Vox forty five a teamster at the Maryland Asylum and Training School for the Feeble Minded Owings Hills shot and killed Rita Phillips of Cambridge and wounded Edith Spence an attendant. He then barricaded himself in the employee quarters and set kerosene ablaze. The building burned and Vox died in the fire.
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Baltimore
Conrad Vox
Maryland Asylum and Training School
Owings Ahls
Rita Philips
Cambridge
Edith Spence
Fire chief dies of injuries in Louisville crash
Benjamin Dillon, chief of the Louisville Fire Department, died from injuries five days after a crash while responding to a fast fire run. His automobile overturned at a corner. three other occupants were injured but out of danger. Dillon had taken charge less than six weeks ago.
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Benjamin Dillon
Louisville
Hug Hart
Louisville Fire Department
Chief Dillon
Labor and Trade Union Movements Worldwide
The report notes clerks in Sacramento forming organization locally while London tailors plan a strong union. Short time notices appear in Horwich England with 6000 workers. A 1909 New York election ticket arises amid Ford’s legislative win. St Pan Minnesota pushes pipe trades council formation. Themachinists union reports 612806.50 in two years to June 30 1909. South Derbyshire pottery faces deadlock over revised payment scales. A major gas workers strike in Italy involves Milan Padua and Genoa.
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Sacramento
London
England
Horwich
New York
Ford
New York City
St. Pan
Minn
Pipe Trades Council
International Association of Machinists
Denellis
Derbyshire
Italy
Gasen
Aignal
Milan
Madone
Genoa
Cal Western Firs
Sean Ton
Les
Jonathan
Shia
Niagara
Jersey
Neawe Durkeys
Etereeaee
Ibse
Pacific Coast
Long Island
Fort No
Duluth
Eopreresers
Onle
Wae
City
New Jersey Plans 800 Miles of State Roads for Ocean Boulevard
New Jersey State Highway Commission, led by Governor Fort and Senator Frelinghuysen, proposed to the next Legislature the construction of 800 miles of state roads. The plan would fund road building and maintenance to create main arterial routes linking major cities and serve as a model of modern road construction. A separate incident in Paterson saw a rushed marriage interrupted by an intruder, Miss Belle Stewart, then halted by the Justice, followed by a highway accident near Bordentown where engineer Chester Archer was seriously hurt after a collision with a telegraph pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Atlantic Highlands
Cape May
Trenton
New Jersey
Justice Bothyl
James Powers
Edith Barnes
Paterson
Powers
Mise Belle’ Stewart
Justica Bothylin
Miss Stewart
Chester Archer
Camden
Amboy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bordentown
Joshua Mathewe
Freman
Archer
Mercer
Hackensack man awarded 20000 for wall accident injuries
Axel Holm of Hackensack, injured when a wall collapsed at Edgewater while employed by General Chemical, received 20000 from a Bergen County jury. Holm is paralyzed from the waist down, with one foot amputated. he reacted emotionally in court. Also noted is nearsuicide by John Friant of Ewan and a separate incident involving Mrs Friant’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel Holm
Hackensack
General Chemical Company
Edgewater
Bergen County
Damageé
Holm
Delinquent taxpayers jailed as officers cuff three offenders
Constable William R. Dopson arrested three delinquent taxpayers at Woodbury from a list of 300 offenders. At the jail door one man wilted and offered to pay, later admitting his folly cost him an extra half dollar. A negro unable to pay was placed behind bars, and a third man proved he was a non resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
William R. Dopson
Trenton Woman Saved From Snowdrift by Messenger Boys
Mrs Wilam Gorman narrowly escaped death when two messenger boys Samuel Becker and Robert O Loughlin found her buried in a snowdrift on a return from a party. She was treated at home. Nearby, Mrs Rosalie Kuser of Trenton received a Christmas gift from her sons Colonel A R Kuser and J L Kuser who hired a chauffeur and will pay his salary. Mrs Kuser is mother of the five Kuser brothers known in New Jersey politics and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilam Gorman
Trenton
Samuel Becker
Robert O'Loughlin
Rosalie Kuser
A. R
J. L. Kuser
Mra Kuser
Kuser
New Jersey
Local mishaps and civic notes from Beverly and Clayton
Reports record a young fireman Leon Wilkeson losing a foot after a mishap at Wood Foundry in Beverly, while Clayton plans a telephone exchange and Samuel Downs secures the contract for a new two story fire house. Other items note injuries to Lloyd Penvaon and Dorothy Patton, a council election for Ella Thompson, a chemist role for Clifford Cline, and a church leadership change in Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Wilkeson
Wood Foundry
Beverly
Clayton
Lloyd Penvaon
Woodbury
Misa Ella Thompson
The
Daughters of Liberty
Paulsboro
Samuel Downs
Dorothy Patton
Berlin
Young Folks Marry In Chimney Pierre Hills Pact
Twelve couples in the Franco-German settlement of Chimney Pierre Hills Indiana formed a marrying club and arranged a secret pact to wed. The most recent double wedding occurred at William Lanneman's home where one daughter and one son were joined in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chimney Pierre Hills
Indiana
William Lanneman
Cotton Prices Snap as Crop Shortage Hits Market
New York reports show 9,363,222 bales ginned to December 13, down 68,000 from estimates. The USDA and industry leaders warn against over-optimism as a projected 10,088,000 bale yield meets a depleted supply. Farmers rush to sell for high prices. demand from India remains strong while Europe lags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
National Association
Uncle Sam
Bulliah
India
Europe
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