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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1909

Page

6

Mount McKinley Claim and Cook Hoax Sparked Doubt in 1906

Dr Frederick A Cook whose Mount McKinley ascent claim in Alaska in 1906 drew skepticism, later faced questions from scientists after affidavits challenged his feat. A Brooklyn resident and Peary ally, Cook had joined polar expeditions, led Arctic tours, and wrote on his experiences while seeking further conquests.

Frederick A. Cook Mount McKinley Alaska Dr. Cook Callicoon Derot Sullivan County Rock Mary F. Hunt Brooklyn Cook Ruth Helen Buswick Avenue College of Physicians Seattle Walter Miller John Dookin Frederick Prince Edward Barrill John Beecher Barrill Explorers’ Club Pole Denmark Copenhagen America Peary

Mrs Carter Quits Grunewald Hotel Over Dog Policy

New Orleans December 21 Mrs Leslie Carter performing in Vesta Herne quits the Grunewald hotel after management bars her dog from her room. She moves to the St Charles Hotel and disputes the hotel’s promise to keep the pet. The Grunewald plans to relax its anti dog rule and Mrs Carter may return.

New Orleans Leslie Carter Vesta Herne Hotel Grunewald St. Charles Hotel Grunewald Mrs. Carter

Gladstone Confirmed for Governor General Post

London December 21 official confirmation that Herbert Gladstone Secretary of State for Home Affairs will be appointed Governor General of United South Africa.

London Herbert Gladstone Home Affairs United South Africa

Rich pearl necklace bought for Widener wife confirmed

Confirmation of a 750000 pearl necklace purchase, assembled from rare gems, was reported in this city. The necklace, bought from a New York firm, is to go to Mrs Eleanor Widener, wife of George D Widener, with rumors tying the purchase to a prominent steel magnate and Elkins family. Jewelry sales to the very wealthy have surged as the economy recovers.

New York Philadelphia The Bulletin George D. Widener P. A. B. Widener Eleanor Elkins William L. Elkins Widener Joseph F. Widener Bellevue- Stratford

Widener Denies Necklace Expectation Amid Gift Speculation

Mrs. George D. Widener, famed for her pearl collection valued at over 250000 dollars, denies plans to acquire the 750000 dollar necklace sold in New York. It is possible her husband bought it as a Christmas surprise, though she has not learned of it yet. Philadelphia society awaits clarity on the gift’s recipient.

C. W. Saleeby Everett Bldg Union Square New York New York Times Philadelphia George D. Widener Widener

Hoffstot to Leave Pittsburg amid Public Criticism

Pittsburg reports Frank N Hoffstot president of Pressed Steel Car Co plans to leave the city after public and press criticism during the recent car plant strike. He reportedly bought New York properties valued at 3 million with a 1.835 million mortgage, trading Pittsburgh assets including a Ninth Street site and Beacon Street frontage. L. J. Phillips & Co announced sale of Broadway Leonard Street and Broadway Franklin Street office buildings to Edwin C Saunier of Newark as part payment.

New York Times Pittsburg Frank N. Hoffstot Pressed Steel Car Company Hoffstot Jones Broadway Leonard Street Franklin Street New York Ninth Street Duquesne Way Beacon Street Wightman Street Pittsburgh Louis M Thomas W. Jones L. J. Phillips & Co Edwin C. Saunier Newark

Reward Offered for Emerald and Diamond Brooch

A $1000 reward is offered for the return of an emerald and two pear shaped diamonds set in a platinum bar pin lost by a Park Avenue woman en route to Philadelphia. The two inch bar pin was given by her husband on their twenty fifth anniversary. Black, Starr & Frost of 438 Fifth Avenue handle the claim and withhold the owner's identity.

Starr & Frost Fifth Avenue Times Park Avenue Philadelphia Witherbee ‘Black

Aviators Enter Large Field for Los Angeles Meet

Thirty seven heavier than air craft have been entered for the January Los Angeles aviation meet equal to the total at Rheims France. It is believed the final total will reach forty three when entries close on Thursday. Dominguez Ranch near Compton is expected to host the meet.

Los Angeles Rheims France Dominguez Ranch Compton

Irish Triumph Sures Up O Connor Stand

T P O Connor M P at a Lotus Club dinner in New York warned that a Liberal victory would yield home rule for Ireland and end the Lords veto. He praised the Irish party as balance of power and urged a suspensory veto reform. He sails to sail to Liverpool meetings this week.

T. P. O'Connor M. P Lotus Club W. Bourke Cochran Supreme Court Martin Keogh Mr. O’connor House of Lords Great Britain Liberal Party O’connor Cochran England Socialist Party Irish Party O'Connor Ireland House of Commons Daniel O’connell Commons Homer Gaynor John D. Crimmins William FE. Corey United States Steel Company William A. Brady John Fox Cesare Conti Lou Fox Caesare Conti Lawrence Godkin William Temple Emmet William McAdoo Mgr. Lavelle David McClure Orme Wilson Luke D. Stapleton Mgr. McCready Michael J. Ryan Nathan Straus John F. Brennan William F. Sheehan Morgan J. O’brien Mauretania Liverpool

Little Tim Sullivan Dying: Alderman Faces Critical Illness

Alderman Timothy P. Sullivan, known as Little Tim, lies near death at his home 222 East Twelfth Street. Friends fear he will not survive to Christmas as he battles a severe nervous breakdown after financial losses and political worries.

Timothy P. Sullivan Little Tim Sullivan Big Tim East Twelfth Street Piorrie Interborough College Point Adirondacks Hot Springs

Hold Up Men Steal $6000 From Newark Cocoa Plant

Samuel B. Newman, superintendent of Hooton Cocoa and Chocolate Company at 851 North Fifth Street in Newark, is robbed of more than $6,000 in payroll envelopes after two men, possibly Polish, enter the office. One man pistol whips him and the pair seize the box and contents before fleeing toward Park Avenue.

Samuel B. Newman Hooton Cocoa and Chocolate Company North Fifth Street Roseville Newark Newman Vis Park Avenue

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