Doctor Cook a Mental Wreck and Denial of Danish Honor
A report recounts Maurice F. Egan denying King Frederick of Denmark decorated Dr. Cook with the Doonebog. Danish honors were from scientific societies, not royal. The article also covers family statements about Dr. Cook's condition and ongoing support from Mrs. Cook during a relapse and recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Daniel King
Washington
Maurice F. Egan
United States
Denmark
King Frederick
Dr. Cook
Two Frozen To Death Near Utica In Cold Wave
A severe cold spell claims two lives in upstate New York as a farmer, Morgan Tuffey, perishes after getting stuck in a snowdrift while crossing fields for home and Miss Harriet Waite, 64, dies walking to Carthage to pay taxes during a blizzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Edea
Morgan Tuffey
Tuffey
Harriet
Local Fire Tragedy Prompts Prayer Settles Lost Money
In Bloomsburst Pennsylvania on January 6 Delimert Miller of Eupy Columbia county attempted prayer during a house fire. He reportedly spent 475 dollars seeking a remedy while searching for his missing Bibi, leading to a financial loss amid the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burne
Bloomsburst
Delimert Miller
Eupy
Columbia County
Keacy
Miller
Jane Addams Undergoes Successful Operation in Chicago
Miss Jane Addams head of Hull House in Chicago underwent successful surgery to correct a prior failed appendectomy performed twelve years ago. She is pronounced out of danger and recovering after the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jane Addams
Hull ‘House
Youth Confession Tells of Post Office Embezzlement
Royal Edwards twenty one confessed in Seattle police court that he fled justice for embezzling 2400 dollars from a Harrisburg Pa post office substation. He said 1400 was stolen and he wants to stand trial. Authorities will pursue transfer for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Hma
Royal Edwards
Postonce
Harrisburg
Edwards
Harvey B. Runkle
Walsh Surrenders 14 Million as Banks Claim Collateral
Chicago report says John R. Walsh turned over 14,036,000 in stocks and bonds to Chicago clearing house banks to cover a note of 7,121,887.12. James B. Forgan confirms collateral will go to banks. Six allies of Walsh lose about 600,000 in cash while Walsh keeps a claimed half million in property and stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John R. Walsh
Chicago Clearing ‘House
The
Clearing House Committed
Walsh
Toc Diana
Hia Ventures
al de- Nig Bank
Girl Nihilist Wins Freedom in Odessa Prison Escape
Pauline Yarshevskaya, nineteen, leader of the Nini Asta group, escaped from a prison hospital in Odessa where she served a year for revolutionary activity. It is said she appeared in men’s clothes to flee, aided by a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Russia
Pauline Yarshevskaya
Nini
Asta
Whitney Mansion Auction Blocked After Family Bid Dispute
A dispute over a Whitney Fifth Avenue mansion and its furnishings halted a planned sale of the estate once built for William C Whitney. The property, designed by Stanford White, was feverishly fought over by family members as plans for an auction of the art treasures and personal effects were forestalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tornier Whitney
Fifth Avenue
Wen“ Dullt
Tate
William
C. Whitney
James
Henry
Smith
Wiltney
Waltney
Wah
Katé Stanford
White
Taft's Message Delayed For Distribution To Congress
Washington Jan 6 The special interstate commerce and anti trust message, which was to go to congress today, did not reach them and changes by Taft were announced to the press for distribution. It will go to congress tomorrow as the president sought more time for distribution of the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Tomorroseington
Taft
Train Stalled In Desert With 150 Passengers
A San Pedro, Salt Lake and Los Angeles railroad train from Log Angeles to Los Angeles is stuck in the desert near Caliente Nevada after flood damage. About 150 passengers remain aboard with provisions, while tracks are torn and fuel runs low. No immediate danger to lives is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt Lake City
San Pedro,Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Caliente
Four Girls Pinned With Pennies In Shirtwaist Strike
Four girls serving as pickets in the shirtwaist strike were fined a total $25 in pennies by the Jefferson Market court after Magistrate Kernochan found them guilty of disorderly conduct. It took court clerks twenty five minutes to count and recount the 2500 pennies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirewalst
New,York
Jefferson’ Market Court
Kernochan
Mark Twain Sails for Bermuda After Daughter's Death
Row York January 6 Samuel J. Clemens known as Mark Twain, grieving Jean Clemens death, sails for Bermuda. He cites indigestion as the ailment, with a note of his old time levity despite grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark” Twain
York
Jean
Mark .Twain
Bermuda
Clemens
Switchmen Demand Arbitration Amid Wages and Hours
Chicago January 6 Members of the Switchmen’s union representing western railroads agreed with the General Managers Association to submit their wage and hour requests to arbitration. The report mentions Roosevelt and a party visiting, plus unrelated notes about a poison incident and a chamber debate on voting by electricity with deputies recording presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Acton
Railroads
Pewith
General ‘ ‘Managers’ Association
Roosevelt
Jao
Syracuse
N.Y
Lan
Gborre
McDowell
Ptomaine
Ata
Fiwich
Kreueh
Boy Prodigy Teaches Professors At Harvard Math Meeting
An eleven year old Boston student, Broviline Sidis, spoke to Harvard mathematics club members on dimensional "Eddles" and related theories. He summarized various theorems, demonstrated deep knowledge, and impressed more than 100 students and faculty with his clear exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Jod
Harvard
William
Gidis
Broviline
Capon
Sidis
The Military Salute A Short Review of Significance
A compact discussion traces the origins of military salutes from courtly ceremonies to modern signs of respect and submission. It notes the escalation from helmet or visor gestures to hands raised to the brow and forehead, with historical notes on cross and faith symbolism and the nuance of submission versus friendly acknowledgment.
Sailors Amid Unsteady Seas and Quiet Moonlit Night
A sailing crew endures calm and a humid tropical night aboard a steamer vessel. The men attend to rigging and maintenance while distant sights and diversions distract from hard labor. The scene blends routine work with the glow of a lone moon, recalling quieter moments at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaseel
Usuil
Pulat
Achville
Ida Lewis Memorial Lifeboat Debuts at Brenton's Point
A new motor lifeboat named Ida Lewis is unveiled as a memorial to the famed lifesaver. Built of mahogany with 36 feet length, it aims to improve rescue work along the Cape Cod coast and Brenton's Point, Rhode Island, promising greater reach in severe gales and safer crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Newtport
Ret
Crewe
Washington
United States
Graue Darling
America
Brenton's
Brenton
Ida Lewis
Iver
Cape Cod
Loileta
Ife
Perliona
Nghia
Yrself
Ialitted Ilke
A. Cork
Abe
Sue
Ida. Lewis
Apy
Gale
Ball
Ana
Yan
Point
Eulogy of Gladstone by James Bryce in New York
Ambassador Bryce delivers a tribute at Carnegie Hall in New York on the hundredth anniversary of William Ewart Gladstone's birth. He praises Gladstone's personal duty, steadfast energy, and fidelity to freedom, noting his arbitration gesture in the Alabama claim and admiration for Washingtonian ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce
Taten
Gentanary
Guklés
Na Chonen
William ‘Ewart ‘Gladstone
James Bryce
Weabhington
Cartegle
Hall
New York
Toruti
Mir Besco
Gladstone
Nevi
American
Mr. Pryce
George of
Whitgtonian
Oliver Cromwell
Alabama
Britain
Canada
Akio
United States
Barland
Bloodine Cure Claim Promises Catarh Relief Offer Ends
A grainy ad fragment urges readers to trust Bloodine as a universal cure for catarrh. It promises a positive outcome and offers a refund if readers remain unconvinced, touting a prospective personal guarantee and satisfaction.
Ant Eaters in the Park Describe Curious Feeding
A fragmented excerpt describes ant eaters in a park, noting their long tongues and wide mouths. The text compares animal behavior to human judgment in affairs, with a tone hinting at observation of natural habits and reactions.
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Saya: Wie
Tiaulston
Institute
Ly Swifé
Dérenia
Iberly
Wilmington
Del
William Robinison
Court of General
New Castle
Samuel Walsh
Pennsylvania
Christopher.Brooks
the. Ang
Avanta
George Burge
Toqiminn
GiaLe
Jame
Adams
Yeat
Trenton
Conneaut Lake
Loas
Ind
Angist Machel
Ron Bon
Ng. Sou Naw Ht
Ho Wan
Indianapolis
Wio
Loulay
Henry George
Tose Pitt
Wen
Athor
Presbyterian ‘Church
Myron W
Mahog Oy
Japan
Design Ciritae Standard Or Company
Sant
Maine
Nate Sime
Eddannvine Staralpatenry
Mara
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