Opinion Polls on The World's Fair Stir Debates Abroad
Foreign opinion on the World's Fair is mixed with sharp criticis by The New York Herald. London Globe notes crowd admissions at 48 000. Berlin signals prices could be raised. The piece laments press misrepresentation and the moral impact of the exhibition while reflecting on Mrs Potter Palmer and the Borden trial.
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London Globe
Berlin
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Baron Hunter of the World Tames Tiger Tales
The baron, famed hunter of tigers, jackals and lions, recounts adventures across Calcutta, the Ganges delta, Australia, and the Himalayas. He recalls encounters with man eaters on the Bohla river, the dangers of fever, and selling stories of royal travels to the Palace hotel crowd. He notes the need for vigilance and following seasoned advice in India and Australia.
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Govan
Ganges
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