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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1903

Page

18

Shakespeare Rivalry Sparks Bacon Debate In 1903 Study

In New York on June 6, 1903, a review discusses a second edition of Shakespeare's Sonnets and the ongoing Baconian controversy. The piece weighs Arthur Acheson and Sidney Lee, notes the Battle of Rival Poets era, and contrasts a witty, balanced critique with a lord Penzance volume, calling the Baconian case method flawed but the writing engaging.

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Trees, Shrubs, and Vines of the Northeastern United States

A review of Central Park flora by WH Parkhurst, noting native and foreign trees shrubs and vines. Describes Central Park as an arboreal miniature landscape and ends with commentary on classification and color descriptions.

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History of Early Steamboat Navigation on the Missouri

The Missouri River study centers on Joseph La Barge, a key fur trade figure born in St. Louis in 1815, who rose from clerk to captain as the American Fur Company expanded along the Missouri. The piece traces river travel from canoes and mule boats to steamers, notes La Barge's ventures, and discusses the river’s vast impact, hazards, and the future of Missouri navigation.

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