Cook Concedes Uncertainty Over North Pole Reach
Dr. Frederick A. Cook, the Brooklyn explorer, reveals in Hamp ton's Magazine that he does not know whether he reached the North Pole. He plans to return to the United States December 22 with his wife and children and says he will tell all, leaving readers to decide if he was sincere or misled. The article portrays his two and a half year Arctic ordeal and his disillusionment with the pole claim.
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Gipsy Queen Elephants Death At Execution
The Gipsy Queen, a famed New York elephant, was executed after a keeper death in October. She swayed for ten minutes before dying, having ingested cyanide in bran mash, as zookeepers starved her for 24 hours. She weighed 7,650 pounds and stood eight feet seven inches tall, born in Africa.
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Men Hax Right to Put Poison on His Land
A court ruling held a landowner may use poison on his property to deter trespassing poultry without facing prosecution. Judge Hayes presided as the neighbor Landrum Thomas faced seed planting disputes and a poisoning incident led to the birds’ deaths.
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