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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1909

Page

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Peary says Cook not near pole. proofs still lacking

A New York Times despatch from Indian Harbor dated Sept 8 cites Commander Peary disputing Dr. Cook's North Pole claim. Peary asserts Cook did not travel far enough and Eskimo testimony backs Peary. he tells Mrs Peary not to worry and that Cook should be nailed.

Cook Pole Peary Indian Harbor Cape Ray N. F Portland Dr. Cook Labrador Cape Bay Gale Copenhagen Stromgren Europe Frederick Cook Priefly de Querlain Swiss Central Meteorological Institute

Cook Demands A Tribunal Over North Pole Claim

Copenhagen dispatch cites Dr. Cook acknowledging reaching the pole and offering to present factual proofs before a world tribunal. He insists Eskimos were paid and disputes Peary’s depots while planning to bring Eskimo companions to America for testimony.

Dr. Cook Capt Sverdrup Peary Cook America Pole Arctic Copenhagen

Copenhagen Doubts Rise Over Cook North Pole Claim

Dispatches from Copenhagen report intense scrutiny of Frederick Cook after Peary telegrams. Cook promises to present observations and instruments in America while Danish papers question the validity of his North Pole claim and the voyage’s supporting records.

Copenhagen Jgduse Cook Peary Dr. Cook Frederick Cook North Pole Denmark Whitney Greenland America de Querlain Hans Egede Knud Rasmussen Pole Rasm Rasmussen Querlain Comte de Lesdain Copenihagen

Hudson Fulton Festival Plans from DAYLIN Steamers

Daylin steamers promote Point of View Hudson Fulton festival activities. They offer Rule Water Pageants and short harbor trips as part of the celebration.

Hudson-Fulton Daylin Rule

Mors Ford’s Acid Phosphate Pitches Summer Refreshment

To relieve Summer exhaustion, Mors Ford promotes its acid phosphate as a cooling and refreshing drink. The copy emphasizes invigoration and a delicious summer beverage.

Morsford

Shipping News Arrivals and Excursions Update

Latest Shipping News notes the steamer Pennsylvania arriving in Hamburg on August 28. Excursion rates and tow fares are listed, with details on fares to Broad Street and park access. The item mentions a city tree event and a park plan, with various dates and locations referenced in brief.

Pennsylvania Hanburg

Pearys Preliminary Account of Swift Polar Voyage

Commander Peary reports to The Times by wireless on his voyage to the north pole. A preliminary summary notes swift progress and a forthcoming full report detailing the expedition’s reach toward the utmost north.

the Times

Drowned Cornell Professor Ross G Marvin on Arctic voyage

In 1909 report from Cape Columbia up north details Prof. Ross G. Marvin of Cornell drowning on April 10 forty five miles north of Cape Columbia while leading the supporting party during the North Polar expedition. The dispatch notes a brief foreword on the Roosevelt's Arctic journey with dates from New York to Cape Sheridan and subsequent sledge expedition starting February 15, 1909.

Ross G. Marvin Cornell Cape Columbia New York Times Company Battle Harbor Labrador Cape Ray N. F TIMES North Pole Peary Arctic Club Roosevelt New York Sydney Cape York Greenland Etah Cape Sheridan Grantfard North

Peary Expedition Log From North Pole Journey

The record recounts the March to April progress of the Peary expedition from Cape Columbia across multiple parallels, open water delays, and open leads, with milestones at 84th to 89th parallels and returns to Cape Columbia and Roosevelt. It notes the loss of Prof. Ross G. Marvin during the voyage and that 4 expedition members arrived at Indian Harbor, with Peary and the supporting party returning in good order.

Cape Columbia North Pole Bose Roosevelt Roosevelt Cape Sheridan Cape Sabine Cape Yor Indian Harbor Ross G. Marvin

Peary North Pole voyage copyrighted account issued

Notice announces The New York Times Company published Commander Peary's preliminary North Pole voyage account on September 8 for protection and sale. It warns reproduction without permission carries copyright penalties including imprisonment.

Commander Peary North Pole New York Times Company

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