Governor Johnson Dies After Long Illness in Minnesota
Rochester Minn Sept 21 Governor John A Johnson died at Saint Marys hospital at 2 35 am after an extended intestinal trouble and multiple operations. Family at bedside, Mayo Clinic doctors and friends present, brief peaceful departure as central Rochester rang with tolls. Johnsons long career from poverty to state and national prominence noted. lieutenant governor to succeed him.
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Hudson Fulton Celebration Plans Earn Big City Pride
New York organized a grand Hudson Fulton celebration with a wealthy and philanthropic commission to oversee naval displays airship contests games and public entertainments. Street decorations along Fifth Avenue and Riverside Drive feature electric lighting and massive columns while riverfront facilities promise festive displays and towered silhouettes.
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Great Storm Wipes Out Coast Cities and Damages Orleans
A devastating hurricane swept from Florida to Texas wrecking vessels and flooding coasts. New Orleans, Mobile, Pensacola, and coastal towns suffered heavy property loss with telegraph lines down and many deaths reported. inland areas faced ruin as winds and rising seas battered the Gulf Coast. Continuous reports warned of vast damage and uncertain communications as the storm moved inland.
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Cook Receives Warm North Pole Welcome in Brooklyn
Dr. Cook returns from his Arctic voyage to a jubilant welcome with over 2000 spectators cheering as the Grand Republic takes him down the bay. Mrs Cook, their children, and committee members join in the greeting aboard the Oscar II while officials secure the harbor approval.
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Cook returns home to Brooklyn amid cheering crowds
Assurances of support from Arctic club precede Dr. Cook's return aboard the Grand Republic. A welcome procession by tug and steamer crowds follows as Cook embraces his wife and children, while he defers public discussion of Peary’s charges until a future meeting.
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Mass anti Jewish massacre rocks a Russian town
Reports from Sept 21 detail a three day riot in Kiiet where mobs lynched and burned Jews. Women were stripped and paraded, homes burned, and dozens killed or fatally wounded as troops finally restored order. The violence followed a reform movement and drew international condemnation.
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