New Shot At Gook by Eskimo Relic Creates Controversy
An estranged dispute arises after a young boy reportedly photographs a confrontation. An Explorer defends the images as self made. A Carnegie Hall talk hints at defense against critics.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1909
Page
1
Dr Cook lecture details Arctic expedition notes and supplies
A dense report covers Dr Cook's Arctic journey with Eskimo help, sledges and canvas tent use, June and Copenhagen lecture details, and a reply from Captain Bernier on supply delivery. It notes Cook crediting Peary and his backer John R Bradley, plus minor sourcing and logistics snippets.
Peary Questions Why Cook Left Record Loot On Voyage
Peary criticizes Dr Cook for leaving crucial records behind during the Bar Harbor voyage and questions why Whitney did not retrieve the gear. He recalls hiding instruments in his clothing and argues the material was essential, recounting the sequence of events and the need for access to the evidence at the upcoming conference.
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Annatol
Civiliza
Copenhagen
Cook Salt
Conk
Whitney
Etah
Robert Peary
Portland
Hubbard
Peary Arctic Club
Beary
Rederich
Peary
Joo Ludang
Peary Arete Globe LT
Newark
Tate
Eagle Teel Thais
Brooklyn Ritter
Arrang Ag
Peary Anliva
Cook
Bar Harbor
Harry Whitney
Traiin
Tsay
Battle Harbor
Roosevelt
Cooks
McMillan
President Taft Descends Leonard Shaft in Butte Mine
President William Howard Taft toured Butte copper operations, descending 1800 feet into the Leonard shaft with Cabinet members and reporters in tow. Guards and miners watched as the cage dropped, then Taft inspected ore, spoke with miners, and posed for photographs amid a safety‑minded, bustling mining camp atmosphere. The visit continued with speeches in Helena and Spokane as Taft pressed toward Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Helena
Mont Sent
Krentana
Grea
Butte
Leonard Copper Mine
Outte Hin
Gallenes
Leonard
Pastwayter
Hitchcock
Ballinger
John Hays Hammond
John Gilles
Taft Party
Ainselt
Tuth
Amicunda
Weatom Federation of Miders
Taft Ha
Tty
William Howard Tatehhamton
Hopes Bannard Will Win for New York Mayor
President Taft expresses hope that Otto T Bannard the Republican nominee will be elected mayor of New York City. He cites disinterested patriotism administrative ability and broad minded common sense as reasons for support. The message was received by Representative Bert Parsons chairman of the New York County Republican committee. Source from Salt Lake City dated Sept 2 1927.
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York
Tatt
Otto T Bannard
New York
Serbert Parsons
New York County
Wespage
Galt Lake City
Gho T Barnard
New York Cty
Timon
City of
Butte Labor Trouble Ends Strike Turmoil
Labor unrest subsides as seceding engineers withdraw from Western federation cards and the employer force returns. The strike had threatened to close the camp and the smelter in Anaconda and Great Falls, risking about 150 jobs statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Mont
Anaconda
Great Falls
Shipwreck toll rises as unknown vessel sinks in storm
Reported wreck of a steamer Porto Rico bound for New York and Baltimore transportation company. Twelve crew lost, crew huddled on Winter Quarter lightship, rescue attempts by Delano and others failed to locate additional survivors amid heavy seas and rain. No wreckage found.
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Porto Rico
Jonton Zost Vallone
Porto Rieci
New York and Baltimore Transportation Company
Delano
Trighi
Henlopen
Los
Ivor
Saville
Brunswick Breamskin
New York
Brunswek
Showag
Winter Quarter
Mysterious Death in Michigan Spurs Tale of Alias
A man known as Joseph Murray dies in Michigan. A confidant claims Murray was born John Fitzgerald, from wealthy Irish parents, involved in a Dublin quarrel over his sister. He allegedly fled jail with help from an Irish society, moved to Paris, and later moved to America. He served in the army in Texas and spent twenty years in the North woods under the name Murray Dickinson.
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Anaconda
Samuel Torvey Orton
Ewimnutes
Anavonda
Sala T
Ul Gupper
East
Middle West
America
Taft
Murray
Michigan
Washingtim
Negaunee
Joseph Murray
Gran
John Fitzgerald
Ballernéy
Treland Tuiegerald
Dublin
Laversty
Fitzgerald
Lord Brassey
Paris
Texas
North Woods
Envoys Attend Great City Ceremony in Opera House
Foreign representatives at the Hudson Fulton celebration gathered in the Metropolitan Opera House for a formal greeting. Bishop Greer led prayers for peace as naval officers and dignitaries, including Mrs John Ward Howe, Admiral Seymour, and Gen Stewart Woodword, observed the tribute with the unveiling of a monument to Henry Hudson underway in rain.
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John Ward Howe
New York
Hudson Fulton
Metropolitan Opera
Hudson Fulton Commission
Europe
Edward Seymour
Jean Gaston Datbourne
Seaton Lchroeder
Te Ferd
le Jus
Youssouf Yin Pasha
McClellan
Fimee Kun
Japan
Hudson Fullen Commission
Stewart L Wwodior
We Hudsor Tilton Commission
McClean
Mele Lan
David If Greer
Loress
Henry Hudson
Robert Fullon
Fieiiane Teermany
England
Eac
Metiella
Norway
Haakon
America
Columbus
Admiral Seymour
Tulton
Duten
T C Cremer
National Air of Holland
Fulton Dag
Amsterdam
Old Amsterdam
En Amsterdam
Agin
Old Netherlands
Darbout
Enor
Don Pio Balanos
Nicaragua
Don Esteban Carbo
Prendem Alfere
Ecuador
Beiser
von. Koester
Wind vetoes flights former will carry a canoe
Russell A. Alger receives pledge to take up aviation matter if necessary as Wilbur Wright and Glenn Curtiss prepare for a public test flight at Governors Island amid strong winds and rain. Collector Loeb discusses duties on foreign machines and possible legal action over Wright patent rights.
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Russell A. Alger
Loeb
Aviaton
Bond
Wighta
New York
Wilbur
Glenn ME
Curtiss
Governors ‘Stand
Yerrow
Ord
Pire
Cachine
Cartes Fuer Sa
Fis
Nak Ag
Aresta
Wilbur Wright
Russell
Alger
Wright
Agin
Inda
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
Vel Actabi B
Americavy Aidl
Witnesses Describe Alleged Trust Company Scheme in Washington
The hearing features Fletcher and Lew is accused of warnings to an official, with witnesses testifying that a broker was pressured and a $1200 stock guarantee paid. Inspector Carter and DA IC discuss the National Trust Company of Washington cases, with letters and documents presented to support alleged violations.
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D S. Fletcher
Sand
Local Concern
Mm Montreal
Tetler
Trust Company
Baker
Llether
Tac Trust Company
Harde
Baber
Davie
Oasis
Lew
Kschen
Pontofticy
Carter Boherne
Lewis
National Trust Company of Washington
Bethe
Fletcher
Johnson Street
Newerk
American Desicesting Company
New York
Battery D Goes to Albany for Hudson Fulton Celebration
Detachment of Battery D Washington unit departs Fort Myer for Albany to take part in the Hudson Fulton celebration. 125 men under Capt T Hern proceed with 123 horses, five stock cars, and sixteen-car tram. Officers include First Lieut Sherman Miles and Second Lieuts Babson Hopking Shepherd and others. unit to remain away until October 18.
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Washington
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Hudson Fulton
Brokers Island
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Hudson
Fort Myer
T .Hern
Sherman Miles
Babson See
I Hopking
W OH Shepherd
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Medical Corps
Walch
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