Controversy Over Arctic Pole Claim Widens in Dane and U.S.
The article discusses the Cook and Peary pole dispute, noting Danish reactions and European support for Cook. It covers Peary's accounts, criticisms from Reuter's, and comments from Danish experts, including Captain Sverdrup, on who reached the pole. Peary’s personal anecdotes and his Arctic feats are contrasted with Cook’s claims, amid international intrigue and anticipation of new evidence.
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Frederick BR. Toomba
North’ Pole
Cook Wd
Peary Expeditions
Cer ‘Tain
Doug
Pole
Faree
United States
Ensy
New York
Cook
Peary
Abd
Geogtapcan Society
Denmark
Jan
Council of the Univerasity of
Copenhagen
North Pole
Valiber
Reuter
Pears
Dr. Cook
Etah
Conmander Feary
Pryce
Arctic
Thal
Aley
Penry
Portland
Casco Bay
Eaglestand
Afronguhold
Basket Island
Arbich
Trilang
Eagle Island
Mark
Polar explorers and polar quest through early voyages
A fragmented account traces historic Arctic quests from Hugh Willoughby and Henry Hudson to Franklin, Peary, and Andree. It notes early European visits to Greenland, key latitudes reached, and a string of expeditions seeking the Northwest Passage and the North Pole, ending with the ill fated Andree venture.
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Peory
Bulda
Greenland
Peary
Bat
Daviah
Voxsuleak
Upermavik
Svhara
Sita
Wittoughby
Frankley
Nansen
Conk
Peney
Land -Hausen
Greenlgnd- Bir
Hugh Hloughby- Gard
Nova Zembla
Ules
Ula
Laher
Derison
America
Henry” “Hudson
Spitzbergen
Willen Barevtz
Gillia
Gitlis Land
Beareaby
Robert Peary
Ashaddira
John
Franklin
Erebua
Ba:bay
Nilsaing
Engin
Trankilo
Tacopold McClntoci
Allong
Wiltinw
Reatch
de Haven
Gruffith
Dr. Kane
Dr. Hayes
Hail
Polaris
Pole
Andree
Baslnon
Monkey versus the Foss letter argues garden amalgamation
Alfred Frampton writes an open letter urging merging royal botanic gardens with zoological gardens to create a single, public benefit. He claims monkey attractions would draw greater public interest and patronage, suggesting Horn and fauna gardens be joined with botanic gardens to boost attendance and national appeal.
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Alfred Frampton
Royal
Botanic’ Gardens
Boslogical
The Philippine Calling Tests a Brother's Heart
Oscar Gruender presents a melodramatic tale where two brothers vie for Edith's love in a wooded grove. John discovers Edith loves Dick, decides to enlist in the Philippines to honor duty and love, and bids farewell to Iron Grove as an ache lingers in his heart.
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Oscar Gruender
Montis
Jolubeaid
Joly Lad
Ahea
Halth
Elysium
Iron’ Grove
Gors
Edith J
John
Edith
Hutt
Agale
Agate
Philippines
Iron Grove
Ambition and Farewell in a Soldier’s Dream
The narrator recalls a soldier's steel resolve as he packs a trunk for a journey to the Philippines. Amid wartime anxieties he envisions Edith and his fatherland, then bids farewell to Dick with a hopeful promise of return and happiness. The scene ends with a quiet, poignant goodbye as the trunk is carried away.
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Tegan
Philippines
Tropics
Edith
del Jirious
Moken Peart
John
Gray' Il
Paradox of Eloquence in the House of Commons
Blackwood's Magazine cites Augustan era writers like Burke Mackintosh and Jekyll, noting their eloquence often failed to sway divisions. Macauley’s observations about Burke’s shrill voice and flood of words signal the paradox of polished oratory becoming dinner bell rhetoric. It contrasts Bulwer Lytton and later figures John Stuart Mill and John Morley as equally cultivated yet their parliamentary utterances fade in memory.
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Adiligon
Burke
Macauay
Bulwer Lytton
Agaln
John Stuart MI
John Morley
Blackwood
Revenged Match Conflicts Over Daughters Worth
An old man declines to bless a union or rejects a suitor after recalling a decades old business betrayal. The suitor pleads tremblingly for the daughter while the father declares revenge and finally agrees to the marriage, the young man collapsing from shock.
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Atory
Yolce
Monstrous Miser Pleads For Charity By Street Singer
An old miser lips flinched as he stopped at a shop with horse and strap, calling a shabby singer to approach. The singer, mid verse, faced the horse and then delivered a blunt, solemn remark about wealth and desire for more.
Fragmentary Notes on Philip the Evangelist and Caesarea
Passages reflect early Christian travel and ministry concerning Philip the evangelist, his family, and activities in Caesarea. Mentions of prophecy by Agabus, Cornelius’s household, and Paul’s fate loom as context for the spread of the church and the roles of apostles, prophets, and teachers.
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Ptolemnis
Caesarea
Philip
Evangelist
God
Samagria
Christ
Azotus
Caenarea
Adam
Evangelista
Caessrea
Cornelius
Walt
Caesanee
Chen
Bie
Avery
Cackeren
Paul
Telnistry
Ward
Jerusalem
Caesirea
Judea
Agabus
Sana de Paul
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Explorer
Hugh Wiloughby
Iehard
Ste
Martin Frobisher
John ‘Davis
Witten
Joan Knight
Thomas Button Bee
Han Stynk
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Jato
Jan Maye
Jan Mayen
Deshueht
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PronacHie
Larinite
Chariton Lantiot
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Cantain Cedi
Parry
Ranklin
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James
Roan Acarch Expedition
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