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  4. TO THE NORTH POLE.

    Mr Euston Reynolds-Ball writes in the London "Daily Mall":-- The attainment of the North Pole still remains the greatest potential ...

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  5. A TRUE YANKEE.

    I was in the marine hospital at Callao. Peru, when war was declared on Chile, and was just able to limp around when two of the ...

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  6. MURDER MYSTERY.

    At Krementschug in the southern province of Pol[?]va, a policeman mot two men at early dawn pushing a wheelbarrow from the town ...

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  7. THE VOTE OF CENSURE.

    A protracted debate on the dispute between Lord Penrhyn and his quarrymen took place in the House of Sommons on April 27th. The ...

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  8. THE BRITISH ARMY.

    The report of the committee appointed by the Secretary of State for War to inquire into the nature of the expenses incurred by officers of the Army and to ...

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  9. POPE AND KING.

    The correspondent of the London "Telegraph" writes of King Edward's informal and private visit to Pope Leo XIII.:-- ...

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  10. DAILY HANGING.

    More than a local interest is attaching to the novel treatment at the Sibley hospital for the relief of Mounted Policeman George C. K[?]. who was [?] ...

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  11. RAILWAYS AND THE WAR.

    The Special Commissioner of "The Engineer." continuing his series of articles on South Africa from an Engineer's Point of View, deals in a recent issue with the ...

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  12. THE BLACKHEATH TRAGEDY.

    Mr Oswald held an inquest at Greenwich with reference to the death of Police-constable Hinder, aged twenty-four, stationed at Westcombe Park ...

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  13. ARMY CAPTAIN'S SUICIDE.

    Dr F. Danford Thomas, the deputy-coroner. held an inquest at the City Coroner's Court on Monday, 13th April, on the body of Captain Charles Dou[?] ...

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  14. TRAGEDY OF WAR.

    The Spanish flagship Reina Cristina which was sunk by the fleet under Admiral Dewey in the battle of Manila Bay. has been successfully raised. ...

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  15. A COLONIAL GOVERNOR.

    Sir Henry Blake, who is said to be likely to succeed Sir J. West Ridgeway as Governor of Ceylon later in the year, is now Governor of Hong Kong. He is an ...

    Article : 298 words
  16. KISSED A HACKMAN.

    One kiss and a fervent hug administered to a cabman by a daintily-gowned young woman who had Just stepped out of the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New ...

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  17. THE KIND NEWSBOY.

    Henry Arista, a fifteen-year-old Williamsburg newsboy, has had a baby on his hands for five days. Last night he surrendered his task, together with the ...

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  18. THE CURE OF CANCER.

    Captain Rust, a young Indian medical officer, who for nearly three years has been investigating malignant cancers bacteriologically in the Rangoon ...

    Article : 234 words
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  20. SOME PRISON SYSTEMS.

    So many well-known people seem to have gone to prison of later years that curiosity has enormously increased concerning the life in[?] the impenetrable ...

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  21. THE OLDEST MAN.

    There is a shepherd working for his tiring on the hanks of Allan Water at 102 years of age. and an Irishman living in St. Peter's ...

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  22. A MILD-MANNERED MONKEY.

    The Zoo has recently received a specimen of the Black-handed Spider Monkey, which has the apparently not undeserved reputation--rare, of course, among ...

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  23. PERIODICITY OF GOLD SPRINGS

    French meteorologists have worked out the theory that exceptionally frigid Aprils occur at intervals of exactly a hundred years. In April, 1803, the ...

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  24. FOR ORNAMENT AND FOR INSTRUCTION.

    There are two kinds of school-gardens in the United States. The first exists merely for ornamental purposes, while the second is employed as a means of ...

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  25. BAD FOR THE PET.

    One of the principal [?] to which a big carriage, a pair of fat horses, and an equally fat coachman often were put as to take out the pet dog of the family to ...

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