Fate of the Karluk Deepens Arctic Unease
The Karluk and a scientist group vanish in the Arctic while Stefansson and several others reach Point Barrow safely. Stefansson aimed to map unknown polar regions with a large scientific staff and four ships. Peary’s navigator Captain Bartlett is trusted to survive with supplies on deck and boats ready for immediate launch.
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Karluk
Peary
North Pole
Stefansson
Arctic
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Point Barrow
Victoria Land
Bartlett
Robert BE. Peary
Robert Bartlett
Explorers‘club
New York City
Stage Outlook Today A L Erlanger Discusses The Theatrical Business
A L Erlanger of Klaw and Erlanger surveys the current theatre scene noting the worst receipts in seventeen years and a shift toward fewer first class attractions. He cites syndicate contracts, overbuilt markets, and audiences seeking inexpensive entertainment as challenges for the trade.
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A. L. Erlanger
Klaw & Erlanger
Erlanger
Rogers Brothers
Harvard
New York
Railways In Mexico Wrecked by Revolt Causes
RESIDENT E N BROWN of the Nacionales de Mexico visits the country as the railroads suffer from rebels. The Nacionales system, worth about 417 million dollars in U S money, has seen property damage and reduced earnings. Bonds are hard to sell and short term notes issued. From Monterrey to Saltillo rail lines are devastated with hundreds of bridges burned and rolling stock destroyed. The disruption hits industry and jobs across the region. The piece notes widespread destruction and economic impact.
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E. N. Brown
Nacionales de Mexico
National Railways of Mexico
Mexican Republic
Nacionales Railroad
Nacionales Railway
The
United States
Luis Elguero
Mexico
Madero and
Suarez
Mexico City
Monterey
San Luis Potosi
Saltillo
Gulf of California
Chihuahua
Hermosillo
Torreon
Matamoros
Monclova
Indians Enter Big Claim Against U S Over Lakes Rights
Nearly 500 Ottawa and Chippewa Indians in Michigan filed a $200 million claim against the United States for deprivation of lakes and fishing rights. They argue the 1888 treaty did not sell the islands and waters of the Great Lakes, leaving ownership and rights with the tribes.
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Great Lakes
United States
Michigan
Mutual Sorrow And Editorial Regrets Recalled In Quips
A collection of wry snippets contrasts doctors curing illness with sarcastic lines about belief and loyalty. The editor's regret is noted as readers recognize true sorrow in hindsight.
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Puck
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Boston Transcript
Hewitt
Jewett
New York Times
Vilejalmur Stefansson
London Saturday Review
American Press Association
Kohler
Campbell Richter
Weser Bros
Kimball
Hubert M. Cable
Bush & Lane Piano Co
Beeette Maet Bapithyi
Bush & Lane Piano
Whn
Bush & Lane
East Heron Street
Aberdeen
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