Prominent New York Lawyer in Estranged Wife Dispute
Noted attorney Lauterbach, a leading New York figure, is estranged from his wife as litigation over who may sue a railroad for damages in their son's death becomes public. The case spotlights his political involvement and prominent status.
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Ar. Lauterbach
New York
Mount McKinley Defies Climbers and Immense Alaska Range
Belmore Brown recounts Mount McKinley in Alaska from Collier's Weekly. The piece notes its latitude near the Arctic circle and its vast watershed, detailing historic attempts by Judge Wickersham and Dr. Frederick Cook, the brutal Yentna and Kuskoquim routes, perilous pack-horse crossings, and the 1906 expedition's findings toward a southwest ridge as a potential climb route.
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Belmore Brown
Collier's Weekly
Mount McKinley
Alaskan
Yukon River
Alaska
Cook's Inlet
Bering Sea
Kantishna
Tanana
Yukon
North Pacific Ocean
Lake Illiamna
Aleutian Islands
Arctic Circle
Traleika
Copper River
Sushima River
Alaskan Range
Bolshoy
Dickey
New York Sun
Cyne C. Adams
Rec
Great Peak
Sushima
Chu- Hitna
Judge Wickersham
Frederick A. Cook
Tyonek
Kichatna
Kuskogquim
Cook
Herachel
Parker
Columbia University
Kuskoquim
Yentna River
Sunhjtna River
Dr. Cook
Russell W. Porter
Professor Parker
Porter
Yentna Canon
Fred Printz
Ed Barrill
Canon
Barrill
Mt. McKinley
Yentna
Tokushima
Big Mountain
British Cabinet Ladies Helped Avert Mason Slidell Rift
A historical account notes how Lady Russell and other British cabinet women aided peace during the Mason and Slidell affair. Through Lady Palmerston and a timely private note via Thurlow Weed, Queen Victoria’s friendship was conveyed to Secretary Seward, helping prevent war.
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E. J. Edwards
Mason and Slidell
Lincoln
Europe
Thurlow Weed
Great Britain
Mr. Weed
Mason and Sidell
Lady Russell
Queen Victori
England
Lady Runvell
Queen Victoria
Frederick W. Seward
Stuswell
Mr. Seward
Lord Lyons
Washington
Mason and Bildell
Lady Palmerston
Prince Consort
United States
Lord Palmerston
Harriet
Seward
Benard
Banter and Banquet Banter on Election Inquiry
Day after election Beekman Winthrop cites a banquet tale about a spotless candidate helped by a loyal but flawed ally. The exchange shows the tug between pure disinterestedness and paid support as a lesson in political favors and integrity. NEAR PHILOSOPHY reflects on optimistic views and human flaws in society.
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Beekman Winthrop
Treasury Department
New York
Smith
Vietor
Why She Turned Pale
Two women who knew each other share a street encounter. One, a new bride with triplet girls, recalls how their wedding serenade featured the Mikado tune Three Little Maids while the other recalls a Hexent from Lucia. The exchange ends with a playful quip about plum pudding and male pride.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Mercy
Lucia
Martians Digging New Canals Show Mars Secrets
Mars observations from The Journal of the British Astronomical Association and expert opinions from Oliver Lodge Percival Lowell Nikola Tesla spark debate on canals or sun-induced surface changes. reports describe changes in markings, hazy autumn conditions, and possible cataclysmic events or electrical phenomena shaping Mars.
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New York American
Mars
Journal
The
British Astronomical Association
England
Oliver Lodge
Earth
Percival Lowell
Arizona Mountains
Lowell
Nikola Tesla
Mara
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President Zelaya
Nicaragua
Zelaya
State Department
General Estrada
Revolutionary Movement
Adam
Planin
Maud
Fred
Professor Lowell
Marshall J. Winslow
Duluth
Sam
Gill
Ravestone
Pollog Churchyard
Bussen
Oak Runa
Boodbridge
Oan