The Zoo as a College of Ancient History
A New York Journal essay urges professors of history to take students to the zoo to study early human struggle, citing Darwin and the growth of human civilization through thinking, cooperation, and tool use. It imagines a world without weapons and notes Africa tiger deaths in 1902, highlighting humans’ dominance and animal alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Spencer
Lecky
Fiske
Truman
Greenland
India
Munn & Co
Serbroaenas
New York
Otlieg
P St
Weakington
D. 2
Dazed figure found amid cold weather in Indianapolis area
Report describes a person found in a dazed state due to cold but showing signs of life. The text mentions snakes including copperheads and garter snakes, and oddly references a roll Indianap olis News plus facts about pencil factories in Germany employing 2,818 workers and exporting 1,164 tons yearly worth $2,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
Germany
Jesus Calms the Storm on the Galilee Voyage
In Mark 4 35 41 the disciples voyage across the Galilee to reach the other side as a sudden violent storm arises. Jesus is awakened and calms the wind and sea with a word, prompting the disciples to marvel at his divine power and question what manner of man he is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galilee
Jesus
Capernaum
Gali Ee
Christ
Gennesaret
Satan
God
St. Luke
Son of
Mark
Matthew
New Jersey News Notes a Night of Tragedy and Oddities
Reported incidents include a boy blinding a companion at a Clayton glass factory. Henry Snyder’s suicide in Kingwood after suspicious conduct. Morristown’s John Boniface welcomes a twentieth child. Mrs. Berkeley of Orange dies by hanging amid melancholia. Albert Herpin of Trenton claims ten years of sleeplessness despite good health, tied to family losses and nervous strain. Thibet described as a vast tableland larger than France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sikes
Clayton
Sikes
John K. ‘Boniface
Morristown
Mr. Boniface
Harry F. Berkeley
Orange
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
Albert Herpin
J. Walter Phares
Trenton
Herpin
Americans ask sending training ship to Santo Domingo
Americans request the training ship Foviferd be sent as insurgents destroy lives and property in the suburbs. The consulate has been attacked and business paralyzed with telegraphic communication interrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahrppur
Santo Domingo
Amerians
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the Zoo
College of Ancient History
Herbert N.casson
the Irresistible
Man
Nicola Greeley-Smith
Mirabeau
Sulier
Jack Wilkes
London
Natural History Museum
New York Evening World
Collier’s Weekly
Coleridge
Marion
the Sunday School
White House
Washington
Engineer Corps of
Army
New Jersey Mews
Garden State
Henry Snyder
Kingwood
Samuel Goddick
Snyder
Dr. Grim
Thibet
France
Harles A. Keyler
Frederick Keyler
John G. Keyler
Bloomfield Avenue
N. J
Pascuale Demarco
Boot and Shoemaker
Orden
Chestnut Street
Bridge, Nutley
Excelsior
Board ‘of Health
O. B. G. Fentzlaff
Harrison Avenue
Montclair
Faith
Nutley
Siggone Domenigo Confectionary
Chestnut,St
A&k
C. B. Smith & Company
Broad ST
Newark
N. Jo
Fimerson’s
Franklin
Park School
Passaic, N. J
Ever & Son
C. W. Barker
General Trucking Nutley, N. J
J.B. Doyl
Bloomfield Ave
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