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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1909

Page

40

Tragic Streetcar Crash Leaves Woman Dead. Heavy Witnesses Describe Event

Witnesses recount a sudden stop of an automobile and a streetcar collision that left a woman gravely injured and later dead. The motorman and conductor abandoned the car after rushing to aid the fallen woman, while police and detectives sought the identities of those involved. Doctors fought to save her life at the hospital as bystanders and family members gathered, with officials later notifying relatives and continuing the investigation.

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Peary Records Under Review By National Geographic Society

The society will study Peary data and notebooks to verify if he reached the North Pole on April 6. Copenhagen University declines to waive Cook records, delaying cross examination by a U.S. scientific panel. Subcommittees of Henry Gannett, Rear Admiral Chester, and O. Titman lead the inquiry as experts safeguard the documents.

Explorer University of Copenhagen Robert ‘E Peary North Pote National Geographic Society Peore Henry Gan‘nett Geological Survey Hear Adtiral Colby Chester U.S. N Titman Coast and Geodetic Survey National Generaphic Society Frederick A.’ Cooks Revorda National Geographie Society Gannett Tittman Europe New York Admiral Cheater Ie Telv Ward Pearys Far North Peary Washington Ganj Wett North Pole Cook Fex Pole Com~wittes Board of Managers Society Trof Gannett Cook The Geographic Society Bor National Geographic Soc Peary Tor Washiington University Torr Renter Henry Gannett United States Geological Survey United States Cotby W. Chester Usn United States Naval Academy Navy Department United States Naval Observatory H Tittmann United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Alaskan Boundary

Cook plans early submission of polar proofs to Copenhagen

Frederick A Cook announced in Toledo that he would submit proof of his North Pole discovery to the University of Copenhagen within about two months after returning to New York from his Minneapolis lecture tour. He will present astronomical and geographical data, observations, and records, with National Geographic Society approval and open to other societies after Copenhagen's review.

Toledo Frederick A Cook North Pole University of Copenhagen New York Minneapolis Monany Copenhagen National Geographic Cool Mount McKinley Ann Arbor Lawrence Kens Frank Strong University of Kansas L L Eyehe Dyehe Cook Commander Peary

Weather and tides forecast with Panhandle details

A long weather digest reports atmospheric conditions across North America, with warming in the east and unsettled Atlantic patterns. It notes brisk winds along the New England coast, variable middle Atlantic winds, and potential showers in the Grand Banks area, plus a detailed temperature table for local and regional cities and a Tide Table.

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Rasmussen backs up Cooks polar claim

Eskimos confirm start from Anoratok in 1908 and 1909 and describe route over Ellesmere Sea ice toward the pole. They praise Cooks leadership, note favorable ice farther from land, and credit Took a Shoe and Ah Pe Lah for help. Rasmussen declares Cook truthful beside his companions.

Rasmussen Cook Dr. Cook Anoratok Ilesmere Land Heiberg Pole Peary Grants Land Ah Pe-Lah Cape Sparke Jones Sound North Devon Trad Cook Qook Dow Cape Sparko Mikimos Ellesmere Land Crook Cape Parbe Cernly Fredrick Cook Jsknud Rasmussen

Bail Plant to Go South at Cape Fear Waterfront

The American Steel Rail Company of Pittsburgh has become owner of the waterfront site on the Cape Fear River at Fayetteville, North Carolina, with work announced to start immediately on a plant employing 800 men.

Cape Fear Pittsburg Pressed Steel Works Charlotte NC American Stel Rail Company Pittsburg Bett Cape Fear River Layetteville

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