Explorer Cook Engages Danish Court On Polar Claims
In Copenhagen on September 7 Dr. Frederick A. Cook faced intense scrutiny from Danish scientists and Arctic explorers who endorsed his north pole account after question sessions. He dined with King Frederick and answered royal questions as enthusiasm rose among the royal family and guests including ministers and explorers.
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Copenhagen
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Stromberg
Commodore Hovgaard
Prof
Olufsen
Georgraphical Society
Sverrup
Harold Moltke
Myluis Erichsen
Dr. Cook
King Frederick
Summer Palace
Charlottenlund
Dr.Cook
Cook
Maurice F. Egan
Dr. Dane
Chicago
Arctic Seaa
Prince and Princess George of Greece in New Letter Interest
A royal party shows keen interest in a polar discovery tale as the king and queen and courtiers linger to hear. After a Brussels visit on September 20, a lecture in Paris is planned before a Copenhagen return and a voyage to New York. A separate note recalls an accident where Hollingsworth fractured his collar bone after a viper encounter on a log. Tokyo plans a new naval port at Toba to bolster coast defenses and notes the destroyer Faifu weighing 1,060 tons with turbine engines and 33 knot speed.
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Brussels
Paris
Copenhagen
New York
Toba
Tokyo
Icebay
Faifu
Bass Family Faces Assault Charge In Horsewhipping Incident
The Bass family of Richmond Indiana faces a city court hearing for assault and battery on Arthur Englebert after Miss Isabelle Bass allegedly horsewhipped him for circulating stories about her. Englebert, battered near the Bass home, was helped home and later swore out affidavits. Bitter family feud noted as trial approaches.
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Richmond
Ind
William C. Bass
Arthur Englebert
Bass
Englebert
Elsworth Bass
Misa Basa
Man Slain in Knife Duel Shocks Akron Street Scene
Akron Ohio. September 7 unidentified man fatally wounds Jovan Kuruchich in a street knife duel after Kuruchich is said to have started the fight. Kuruchich with deep gashes is found dying near city outskirts. He tells a hospital interpreter a neighbor sparked the clash.
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Akron
Jovan Kuruchich
Kuruchich
Cross's Condition Improves in Guthrie
Secretary of State William Cross in Guthrie Oklahoma has revived from a kidney illness. Doctors say he may live another week though a sudden decline could occur at any moment with fatal results.
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Cross
Guthrie
Okla
William Cross
Hurts Self Killing Viper
Evansville Indiana report notes George Hollingsworth, a Gibson county farmer near Decker, suffered a self inflicted injury involving a viper. Further details not provided in readable text.
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Evansville
Ind
George Hollingsworth
Gibson County
Decker
Judge J B Risse Dies at 78 in Carthage Hancock County
Carthage Illinois September 7 Judge J B Risse aged 78 longtime Hancock County lawyer and father of Major W B Risse attorney for the Court of Honor died at his home in Carthage His son Major W B Risse is listed as attorney for the Court of Honor.
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Carthage
Ill
J. B. Risse
Hancock County
W. B. Risse
Court of Honor
Lifesaving Crew Rescues Forty From Sloop Off Atlantic City
In Atlantic City on September 7 a swift inlet current threatened the sloop Chalfonte with sinking. Passengers including men women and children prayed as breakers rolled over the craft. Government life saving crews signaled with a blue flare and rescued all aboard within sight of shore.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Chalfonte
Catholic Young Men Meet Opens 35th National Convention
In Boston the Catholic Young Men's National union begins its thirty-fifth annual convention with a solemn pontifical mass at Holy Cross cathedral led by Archbishop O Connell. Rev Francis J Sullivan of New York founder of the Catholic Athletic league, delivers an address on The Boy What Shall We Do for Him. Prof James C Monaghan of Brooklyn to speak this evening. The event continues through tomorrow afternoon with many clergy and lay leaders in attendance.
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Boston
Holy Cross
Archbishop O'Connell
Catholic Young Men's National Union
Francis J. Sullivan
New York
Catholic Athletic League
James C. Monaghan
Brooklyn
Father and Son Die in Michigan Murder Case
In Grand Rapids on September 7 a 12 year old boy Alfred Pavoni and his father Mario Pavoni were killed. Alfred allegedly threatened revenge and was found beside his father at the morgue. Authorities hold Bartolomeo Sartori Daniel Ciucei and Alderco laccorrini in connection with the murders.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Alfred O. Pavoni
Mario Pavoni
Pavani
Bartolomeo Sartori
Daniel Ciucei
Alderco
Agosto Laccorrini
Iowa's First White Settler Anna Dickens Dies
Des Moines reports Anna Dickens the first white settler in Iowa died at 88 in North Mc Gregor. A fractured hip from a fall caused her death. Born Anna Redman she came with her parents June 10 1833 and later married Edward Dickens on May 27 1837.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Mies
Anna Dickens
North McGregor
Dickens
Anna Redman
Edward Dickens
Narrow Escape Prompted by Foley’s Honey and Tar
Edgar N Bayliss of Robinson Delaware credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing a chronic cough and restoring health. He says the remedy stopped coughing, led to full recovery, and a gain of twenty eight pounds. Sold by A C Mc Adams.
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Edgar N. Bayliss
Robinson, del
Foley
A. C. McAdams
Warning to Use Foley’s Honey and Tar for Coughs
A historical ad warns against other remedies and urges Foley’s Honey and Tar for chronic coughs bronchitis hay fever asthma and lung troubles. Sold by A. C. McAdams.
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Foley
A. C. McAdams
Notice to Represent Ft. Smith Laundry in City
A notice states that Ft. Smith Laundry will be represented in the city. It specifies gathering and delivering laundry services and names C. B. Hickey as the address contact.
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Ft. Smith Laundry
C. B. Hickey
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