McKinley Ascent Debunked by Fairbanks Expedition
Four climbers reached Mount McKinley summit in April but found no trace of Dr. Cook's 1906 ascent claim. They reported twin peaks of equal height, one snow covered, the other bare rock, and planted a stone monument with an American flag on the rock peak.
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Austrian Emperor Receives American Ambassador in Vienna
Vienna April 12 Emperor Francis Joseph received Richard C Kerens who presented credentials as American ambassador to Austria Hungary. A discussion on American affairs occurred and the upcoming Roosevelt visit was noted. Kerens rode in a moonlight coach to the Hofburg escorted by a state escort. A formal ceremony marked the welcome. Porter Declares Iowa Gubernatorial Candidacy is announced at time primaries.
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Washington Musicians Amuse Guests At Taft Event
A Washington evening featured the Marine Band with a charitable tea service between acts. Notables including Mrs. Taft and many ambassadors attended, as debutantes sold programs and flowers while reception committees and ushers guided guests through the event.
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Yale Emeritus Professor Paterson Birth to Death Tribute
Family announces the death of Prof. Sumner a Paterson, New Jersey native born 188, longtime Yale instructor 1916 1966 later serving as Pelatiah Perk professor of political and social science emeritus He authored works including The Wife of Andrew Jackson and Barking in the United States He leaves his wife and two sons
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Tufts to Drop Coeds and Create Jackson College
Tufts College trustees vote to end coeducation and establish a separate Jackson College for Women in Medford Massachusetts after charter changes. The plan follows a long investigation led by Mrs Lucy Kellogg, now Mrs Reboge, into segregation options amid discussions in Washington.
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