Polar explorer Dr Cook faces American and European review
At the Willard Hotel reporters pressed Dr Cook on why data were not shared with American bodies and why findings were confided to foreign scientists. He pledged data to American societies and Copenhagen University, and said he would accept simultaneous judgments from Europe and the United States. Reporters followed his arrival in Washington as crowds surged and police struggled to manage the scene, while questions about his North Pole claim and future plans persisted. The piece notes his mixed reception, the polar voyage data, and the looming public statement from the Peary Arctic Club and the American Museum of Natural History regarding artifacts and ship Roosevelt.
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Cook
Copenhagen University
Copenhagen
Europe
America
Wilmington
la Cook
Washington
Iegie
Explorer
Fusk
Br Cook
Jane
de Cook
Wwe
Tle
Alfred Keogh
Tritish
Liny
Sunrlep
Cynk
Dash
Men of the
Dr Cook
Pole
North Pole
South Pole
Neds
Adam Hvedins
Adam
New York
Roosevelt
New England
Arte
Newfoundland
Bartlett
Herbert L Bridgman
Peary Arctic Club
American Museum of Natural History
Pearys
Museum
Bridgman
Pearyship
Peary
Coffee and tea blamed for nerves and stomach ills
An old Town woman recounts years of headaches nervousness and morning distress from coffee and tea. After using Postum cereal drink as directed her headaches subsided and digestion improved with clearer eyesight and better spirits. She notes her helper finally adjusted to Postum after following directions.
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Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek
Old Hatcher Hatfield Robbery and Crime Saga Emerges
Postage and crime tale from West Virginia reveals Hartson Hatfield of the Hatfield clan, bold theft of 2954, murder of his wife in a fit of money-driven insanity, and the penitentiary death of Harrison Hatfield amid a feud famed as civil war era. Postmaster Trent plotted theft, burned records, and later testified, yielding recovery of part of the funds and leading to Hatfield’s life sentence and death.
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Harmon Hatcheld
Ita
Hartson Hatfield
Moundsville
W Ve
Hatfield
Harrison
Horecpan
West Virginia
Old Hetecher
Kentuky
Hatfields
Kentucky
Old Hatcher
Guyan Valley Bank
Logan
W V
Alexander H Trent
Horgepen
Melt Hatfield
Trent
Gre
Postoffice
Post
Hatfelds
Asfe
Chicago
Aidlen
Harrison Hatfeld
Post Office
Peary to Report Tidal Observations For Geodetic Bureau
The Coast and Geodetic Survey expects Commander Peary this week to forward his report on tidal observations and soundings in the Arctic. The bureau aims to update its hydrographic maps with Peary’s data to satisfy many requests and to compare findings with Cook and Peary claims. The appeal notes the work will affect Circumpolar charts and map accuracy.
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Garvey
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Peary
Huresu
Arctic
W Perkins
Ned Bee
Pell’y
St Dn
Hydrographic Bureau
Ae Pola
Bureau Ia
Cook
Audiographic Bureau
Atlantic City Bars Close as Reform Movement Expands
Atlantic City bars shut their doors at noon as reform forces spread across hotels, cafes, and streets. Grand jury action on October 12 spurred fear among vendors, while authorities urged no Sunday selling orders though local powers allowed closures.
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Atlante City
Sdeboard
Satoong
Grand Jury
Qeto- Wer
Mgllor
Omcinia
Fénort
Naval experts hail turbine boost to warships and economy
Rear Admiral Melville and John H MecAlpine reveal a high speed turbine applied to a ship shaft to drive propellers, potentially reducing engine space and coal usage. Officers like Admiral Cone and Commander Robinson foresee battleships and liners gaining range, with turbines replacing reciprocating engines across future fleets.
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Melville
John H MecAlpine
Hutch S Cone
Breau of Steam Engineering
Theodore C Fenton
Naval Constructor
R. H. Robinson
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Navy Department
Wavy Department
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Robinson
Conc
Admiral Melville
McAlpine
Wal
Mauretania
Admiral Cone
Vopsols
Enmnes
Sinng
Balthe
Weather snapshot from The Post shows mixed conditions across regions
Weather watch notes a Pacific disturbance influencing rain in the western mountains and scattered showers along the Atlantic coast. Mild, unsettled conditions expected in the Rockies and Middle Missouri River valley with variable winds and no major temperature changes. Local tide tables and river bulletin included.
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Department of Agriculture
Tha
Pacife
Tay
Walte Rockies
North Atlantic
Sietriote
Rocky Mountain
Ovet
Miysori River
Rockies
Atlantic
Great Tees
Services at St Marys Church Announce Winter Schedule
The winter schedule at St Marys German Catholic Church took effect yesterday. Low Mass will be 7:30 and 8:15 daily. high Mass at 9 and vespers at 4. Sunday Low Mass is 7:30 and 8:15 with the latter for children. High Mass at 9, weekly Low Mass at 8. The choir is reorganized with Harry T. With as organist and Brot Stephen Kubel replaced by St Mary organist. Soloists include Miss Tana Sheeney and others. Rev Dr Nachoina Weber S M delivered the sermon at high Mass.
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St Marys German Catholic Church
Warnenberg
Harry T
St Pauls St. Aloysius
St Patzigk
John D Rockefeller on Reputation and Work Ethic
A Washington article reports John D Rockefeller stressing that one must earn a reputation before securing a job and then diligently maintain it. He recalls his own early struggles, urges honesty, and notes many youths fail to keep positions because they do not complete their work thoroughly.
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Rockefeller
T Was Told To ‘Came Again Dey Would Let Me Know *" Mr Trockefeller
Moors Gather By Force In Moroccan Front Struggle
Reports from the front indicate Moors concentrat e defenses on Argan Gizan and Milou as Gen Manno presses the Spanish offensive. Persistent rumors claim Muylal Haild stirs tribes to join the Fiffana against Fez loyalists and Christian incursions, with tribes reinforcing Harka and other posts.
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Madila
Manno
Mie- Mila
Mounseing
Argan
Gizan
Milou
Muylal
Fez
Fiffana
Three Boys Arrest In Baltimore Wheel Theft Case
Lewts Hills, age 12, claiming to be innocent, was arrested after three messenger boys in uniform stopped him while riding a Wheel near Hyattsville. He said he bought the wheel in Baltimore Monday, a sale witnessed by a patrolman, and Baltimore authorities were consulted to verify his story. Detective Cox and Lieut Hartley coordinated the case with Hyattsville police.
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Wills
Baltimore
Fiyatteville
Unidorm Greeling
Elis
Hyattevil
Peteona
Iiss
Hyattsville
Wee
Focal
Ells
Cox
Tyorough
Ana
Lieut Hartley
Ota
Last Rites for R. W Morgan Prominent Restaurant Man
Funeral services for Richard Wilcough Morgan, a noted restaurant figure and former Potomac River caller, were held at the family residence 200 Pennsylvania Avenue Et 3 Jedeck this afternoon. Morgan, born in Georgetown in 13, died Saturday after an extended illness of more than a year.
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Ricard Wilcough
Morgan
Potomac River
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jedeck
Burl
Georgetown
Eddy estate trustees reshuffle sets Concord visit in motion
H M Baker will travel to Concord New Hampshire today to formalize transfer of Eddy estate property to the new board of trustees. Baker resigned as a trustee two weeks ago and had been named chair of the board previously. Adan H Dickey of Newton is named trustee to fill the vacancy. Tabor cited business reasons for restation and expects to remain with the board.
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H. M. Baker
Concord
Henry St Beker
Washington
Mary Hake
Eddy
Christian Science Church
iConcord
Baker
Wan K
Dokrdor' S
Adan H Dickey
Newton
UN Truste
Tabor Salt
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