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Article : 60 wordsCommander Robert E. Peary telegraphs from Labrador that he has reached the North Pole. Reuter's correspondent has received a telegram from Commander Peary, dated from Indian Harbour, Labrador, stating that he had nailed ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Article : 62 wordsBowling averages in the Middlesex match, abandoned a fortnight ago on account of rain, with the county's total at 30[?] for five wickets, were:—Hopkins, three for ...
Article : 55 wordsCommander Peary started on this expedition nearly £1000 short of the needed funds. He wanted £10,000, but only a little over £9000 was subscribed. The latter amount was ...
Article : 349 wordsThat Peary ever returned at all is a marvel, for his escapes on the southern journey, the almost impossible hardships he and his men endured, make the trouble of the expedition ...
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Article : 256 wordsProfessor David said last night that he was heartily glad to hear of Commander Peary's success. "We thought he would reach it all along," ...
Article : 763 wordsThe "Times" recalls that Commander Peary stated before he left:— "If I reach the Pole in the coming winter my friends will hear of my triumph between August 15 and September 15." ...
Article : 40 wordsThe Trade Union Congress opened at Ipswich. There were present 495 delegates, representing 1,701,000 trade unionists. Mr. Shackleton, M.P., who presided, said ...
Article : 89 wordsWhen Dr. Cook was informed of the success of Commander Peary, he said:— "Commander Peary must have reached the Pole by quite another route than mine. There is enough honour fox ...
Article : 41 wordsVice-Admiral Sir George Nares, an Arctic explorer, suggests that, in view of the coincidence of the simultaneous discovery of the Pole, it is possible that Dr. Cook, having learned of the success of Commander Peary, was making an effort to reach civilisation first, with ...
Article : 60 wordsA party of womanhood suffragists accosted Mr. H. H. Asquith, Prime Minister, outside of Lympne Church, Kent, yesterday. The Prime Minister's hat was ...
Article : 93 wordsDr. Cook is strongly criticised for sending his diary to America from Etah, presumably by a vessel starting before the departure of the steamer Hans Egede, the ...
Article : 121 wordsNewspapers of Europe and America unreservedly accept the cables from Commander Peary announcing his discovery. ...
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Article : 53 wordsCommander Robert Peary is 51 years of age, and is the oldest explorer to venture into the North since Sir John Franklin's day half a century ago. The Roosevelt, on which ...
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Article : 42 wordsThe Legislative Assembly met this afternoon, when the second reading of the Sea Carriage of Goods Bill and the Licensed Surveyors Bill were carried. The Minister for ...
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Article : 253 wordsThe Al[?]an liner Laurentian is ashore at Trepassey Bay, on the south coast of Newfoundland. The Laurentian is an old vessel, and in her ...
Article : 120 wordsIn the Assembly to-day the Government's progressive land tax proposals were further debated, and a test vote taken on the first resolution. The Labour members voted with ...
Article : 70 words"Patriote," a leading Roman Catholic newspaper in Brussels, declares that Prince Albert, nephew of King Leopold, and Heir Presumptive, during a recent visit to the ...
Article : 85 wordsThe Mayor (Alderman Molloy) and councillors of perth entertained at a banquet a large number of representative citizens, including the Governor, Sir Gerald Strickland. The ...
Article : 68 wordsA very short summary of Peary's 1905-6 voyage of discovery, in which he reached 87deg [?]min, N. lat., was printed in the "Herald" on the first announcement that Dr. Cook had ...
Article : 1,333 wordsProfessor David reviewed the possibilities of Lieutenant Peary finding traces of Dr. Cook. He said it was not likely that the scaled tube which Dr. Cook claims to have left at ...
Article : 984 wordsJust after entering the Heads early this morning the steamer Fiona, from Fiji, became disabled owing to her steering gear carrying away. The engines were at once stopped, and ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 8 Sep 1909, Page 9
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