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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1903
Page
3
A club sea tale escalates into a mock duel with a French admiral after a boastful guest repeats adventures at length. The narrator stages a dramatic bluff using a chimney escape, misreads the rival’s nationality, and ends the incident with comic relief as the lights return and laughter erupts.
A German woman fell to her death early in the season as Alpine climbing losses rise. Over the last decade there have been 529 accidents causing 301 deaths among climbers in the Alps, with many guides and porters among the fallen. The eastern Alps see half the accidents, the central Alps 37 percent, and the western Alps the remainder. Germans and Austrians lead the toll, Swiss follow, Italians and English also affected. Seven women among the victims.
The anaconda is named as the largest American snake, reaching up to thirty feet in length. It inhabits tropical America, is attractive with dark round spots on a brown ground, and spends much time in water along riverbanks lakes and streams. It lies in wait for deer and peccary at the water’s edge.
A captain aboard the steel sailing slip Broite survived twelve days at sea after the vessel capsized near Dautale Germany. He clung to the cabin hull, scavenged supplies, and signaled rescue as the Norwegian Aurora towed the wreck to Neufahrwasser.
A man in Paris caused a street-scene by digging a grave to flee bees. He is identified as 67-year-old Professor Frederic Martin, noted for a bee book, who appeared to read about beekeeping from MacTermack’s work. An odd episode followed in public.
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