Chapter XXXII: Appendix: Copy of the Field Notes (3)

Greenland, Steered for, 31;
Interior, 32, 37, 45, 62, 69, 79, 117, 364, 408, 433, 436, 489, 497

Grinnell Land, 191

Grinnell Peninsula, 337, 342

Grosvenor, Gilbert, 543, 544

Gulf, Inglefield, 46, 59;
Crossing, 60, 453;
of St. Lawrence, Sailed Over, 31

Gum Drop Story, Explanation of, 30

Hague Tribunal, The, 441

Hampton, Benjamin, 546, 553

Hampton's Magazine, 546, 552, 553

"_Hans Egede_," S. S., Sailed on, 464, 466, 467

Hansen, Dr. Norman, 462

Hares, Arctic, 67, 163

Harry, T. Everett, 552, 554

Hassel Sound, 329, 334

Hatherton, Cape, 67

Hayes, Dr., 66, 222

Hearst, W. R., Offer From, 491

Hell Gate, 348;
Drifting Towards, 350, 353

Henson, Matthew, Statement of, 506, 559

Holland House, Compact Made at, 24

Holsteinborg, 32

"_Hope_," S. S., 513

Hovgaard, Commander, 468, 472

"Hubbard, Cape Thomas," 201, 489

Hubbard, General Thomas, 528, 558

Humboldt Glacier, 45, 100, 106, 109

Hunting, Caribou, 109;
Bear, 177, 184, 189, 432;
Hare, 67, 89, 163;
Musk Ox, 171, 184, 378-392;
Narwhal, 87;
Walrus, 54, 64, 367-373;
In the Moonlight, 114-129

Icarus, 43

Ice, Explosion of, 124

Iceberg, Adrift on an, 346

Iceland, 464

Igloo, Building an, 166

Ik-wa, the Cruelty of, 55, 56, 57

Inglefield, Cape, 68

Inglefield, Gulf, 46, 59;
Crossing, 60, 453

Instruments, Carried on Journey to Pole, 198;
Left With Whitney, 450;
Buried, 499

Investigation of Peary's So-Called Proofs, 544, 545

Isabella Cape, 428

Island, Bonsall, 106;
Brook's, 106;
Coburg, 428;
Disco, 34, 50;
Littleton, Passing Inside of, 67;
Dundas, 337;
Faroe, 464;
North Cornwall, 336;
Saunders, 54;
Schei, 185;
Shannon, 203;
Shelton, 478;
Weyprecht, 159

Itiblu, Near, 59, 453

Jensen, Inspector Dougaard, 461, 463, 464, 497

Jesup, Mrs. Morris K., 514

Jones Sound, 324, 342, 383, 396, 406, 426

Kraul, Governor, 457, 458, 459, 460, 461, 497

Kane Basin, 66, 101

Kane, Dr., 66

Kanga, 59

Karnah, 60

Kennedy Channel, 66

King Christian Land, 336

"King's Guest House," Only Hotel in Greenland, 462

"_Kite_," S. S., 511

Kookaan, 63

Koo-loo-ting-wah, Leading Man, 101, 105, 108, 109, 184;
Took Instructions to Francke, 204;
Paid by Peary to Abandon Supplies, 448

Ky-un-a, the Death of, 127

Labrador, 9, 31, 463, 484, 557

Lancaster Sound, 192, 336, 342, 425

Lands-Lokk, 195

Lerwick, Sent First Cable to New York From, 464

Lonsdale, 477, 494, 537

Loose, 15;
Faked Observations, 535, 537, 538, 539, 540, 563

Louis Napoleon, Cape, 435

Lifeboat Cove, Searched for Relics Along, 67

Lincoln Land, 191

Lincoln Sea, 214

Littleton Island, Passing Inside of, 67

MacDonald, J. A., Describes the Mt. McKinley Ascent, 531, 532, 533

McLaughlin, A. J., 563

Ma-nee, the Romance of, 55, 56, 57

Mann, Colonel, 13, 529

Marshal, Colonel, 527

Marvin, Ross, the Suspicious Death of, 485;
Letters Suppressed, 488

_Matin_, Paris, offer $50,000, 494

McMillan, Makes False Statements, 484

"_Melchior_," S. S., 476

Melville, Admiral, 502

Melville Bay, 38;
Entered, 39, 42, 44, 45, 455

Meteorite, "Star Stone," Stolen by Peary, 435, 454, 512

_Mirror_, St. Louis, the Only Paper to Grant Space to Uncover the
Unfair Methods of the Pro-Peary Conspiracy, 490, 491, 492

Mitchell, Roscoe, 525, 527

"_Morning_," S. S., 458

Mountain, Table, "Oomanaq," 46

Mt. McKinley, Affidavit, 13, 14;
Scaled, 29, 522;
Description of ascent, 531, 535, 541

Murchison Sound, 453

Museum of Natural History, 513

Musk Ox Fiord, 343

Musk Ox Hunting, 171, 184, 387

My-ah, Disposes of Wives to Gain Dogs, 48;
Direct Hunting, 51

Mylius Erickson, 133, 453

Nansen, introduced the Kayak, 133, 495

Nansen Sound, Through, 164, 193, 195, 203

Nansen Straits, 77

Narwhal Hunt, Description of, 87

Naval Committee, 10

National Geographic Society, 10, 13, 540, 541, 542, 544, 549, 561, 564

Needles, Eskimo, How They are Made, 91

Newfoundland Boats, 31

New York _Globe_, 528

New York _Herald_, 465, 482, 493, 527, 538, 557

New York _Times_, Published Lying Document, 15;
Peary's Questions Sent to, 483, 521, 540, 557, 561, 564

New York _World_, 506

New York, University of, Graduated From, 27

Nordenskjold, 495

Nordenskjold, Expedition, 468

Nordenskjold System Borrowed by Peary, 511

North Cornwall Island, 336

North Devon, 183, 342, 359, 396, 423

North Lincoln, 406

North Pole, 3, 4, 5, 8, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24, 30, 74, 155, 284, 287,
310, 449, 452, 455, 557

North Star Bay, 44, 46;
Anchored in, 50, 462

Norwegian Bay, 336

Nuerke, 447, 451, 453

Observations, 245, 257, 274, 292, 302

Olafsen, Professor, 472

Olrik's Bay, 59, 63

"Oomanaq," Table Mountain, 46

Oomanooi, Village of, Visited, 47, 453

_Oscar II_, S. S., Sailed on to New York, 475, 476, 477, 494, 495

Paget, Cape, 428

Palatine Hotel, 554

Parker, Professor Herschell, 13, 523, 524

Parry, Cape, 59

Peary, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, 27, 28, 38, 39, 77,
112, 131, 200, 212, 244, 253, 433, 438, 439, 440, 441, 443,
444, 447, 448, 451, 452, 454, 459, 463, 474, 477, 482, 483,
484, 485, 487, 490, 491, 492, 493, 496, 499, 500, 501, 502,
505, 506, 507, 508, 509, 510, 511, 512, 513, 514, 516, 517,
518, 519, 527, 528, 529, 530, 540, 542, 543, 544, 545, 557,
558, 563, 565

Peary, Mrs., 63

Pennsylvania R. R. Station (Washington), Casual Examination of Peary's
Instruments in, 10

Penny Strait, 337

Petowik Glacier, 45

Phoenix Hotel, Stayed at, 468

Pioneer Bay, 340, 341

Polar Ethics, Accused of Violating, 439

Poe, Edgar Allen, 140

"_Polaris_," S. S., Stranded in Sinking Condition, 67

Pole, Copy of Note Left in Tube at, 313

Pole Star, 136

_Politiken_, 465, 473

Pond's Inlet, 425

Portland, 560

Press, Injustice of the, 19

Printz, F., 525

Proofs, Peary's Demands for, 547, 548, 549

Quebec, 553

Rassmussen, Knud, Lived Among Eskimos, 46;
Heard Story From Eskimos of Finding the "Big Nail," 462;
Foretold Return of Peary and Prophesied Discord, 463

Rensselaer Harbor, 101

Rice Strait, Through, 158

Roberts, Mr., 548

Robertson Bay, 63

Robertson, Cape, Proceed to, 61, 62

Robeson Channel, 218

"Robinson Crusoe" Life, 391

Rocky Mountains, 33

Rood, Henry, 485

Roosevelt, Stolen Tusk Presented to, 443

"_Roosevelt_," S. S., 438;
Piratical Career of the, 444, 447, 451, 484, 557

Route to the Pole, 285

Royal Geographical Society, 472, 473, 475

Rutherford, Cape, 159

Sabine, Cape, Notes Left at, 149, 150, 154, 157, 158, 161, 336;
Tragedies of, 426, 431, 433, 434, 515

Saunders Island, 54

Schei Land, 185

Schley Land, 79, 164, 191

Schley, Rear-Admiral, 168, 544, 584

Schley River, 168

Schwartz, Dr. Henry, 490

Seattle _Times_, 527

Seiper, Cape, 103

Ser-wah-ding-wah, 122, 152

Shackleton's Journey to the South Pole, 458

Shadows at the Pole, 304, 306, 308

Shainwald, Ralph L., 469

Shakespeare, 140

Shelter Island, 478

Shannon Island, 203

Sheridan, Cape, 78

Schoubye, Captain Henning, 46, 515

Sledges, Making of, 128

Smith, Mrs., 514

Smith Sound, Entered, 65, 66;
Left, 71, 104, 122, 150

Snag's Fiord, 193

Sontag, Astronomer, Lost Life, 222

Sontag Bay, 451

Sound, Booth, 453;
Eureka, 182, 183, 192;
Fridtjof Nansen, 315, 327;
Hassel, 329, 334, 365;
Jones, 324, 342, 383, 396, 406, 426;
Lancaster, 192, 336, 425;
Murchison, 453;
Nansen, Through, 164, 193, 195, 203;
Smith, Entered, 65, 66;
Left, 71, 164, 122, 150;
Whale, Entered, 59;
Wolstenholm, 46;
Walrus Adventure in, 50, 433.

Sparbo, Cape, 344, 355, 357, 363, 364, 377, 378, 413, 497

Speed Limits, Criticized, 502;
Peary's, 505

Spitzbergen, 289

Squint, Boreal, 275

Stanley, 7, 495

"Star Stone," 435, 454, 512

Stars and Stripes Pinned to the North Pole, 287

Stead, William T., 467, 468, 491

Steinsby, Professor, 461

St. Lawrence, Gulf of, 31

St. Louis, Lecture, 496

Stockwell, Professor, 503

Stokes, Frank Wilbert, 112

Straits, Davis, 31;
Belle Isle, Entering, 31;
Rice, Through, 158;
Vaigat, Passed, 38;
Cardigan, 350

Stromgren, Professor Elis, 472, 550

Stork, Visits at Christmas, 142

Supplies, 197;
Taken for Journey to Pole, 198, 199;
Seized by Peary, 444

Sydney, Harry Whitney, Arrives at, 12;
Journey to, 236, 558, 561

Svarten Huk, 38

Svartevoeg, 180;
Camped South of, 193, 194, 195, 201, 206, 247, 287, 363

Sverdrup, Captain Otto, Exploration of, 80, 191;
Mapped Channels by, 192, 201, 342;
Peary Stole the Honor of the Naming of Svartevoeg From, 489, 490,
516, 560

Table Mountain, "Oomanaq," 46

Tacoma, 528, 530

Talbot's Fiord, 429

Tassuasak, Arrived at, 456

Temperature of the Body, 324

Tennyson, Cape, 427, 428, 429

"Tent, The," Meteorite, 513

Tents, Eskimo, 49

Thompsen, Professor, 461

"Thumb, The Devil's," 39

Tittman, O. H., 544

Torp, Professor, 472, 549, 560

Townsend, Director, of the New York Aquarium, Falsely Accused Dr. Cook
of Stealing a Dictionary Compiled by Thomas Bridges of Indian
Words, 497, 498

To-ti-o, 107;
Joy in Killing of Bear, 108

Troy, 553

Tung-wing-wah, 95

Umanak, 449, 461, 462

Umanak Fiord, 38

United Steamship Company, 477

Upernavik, Island, Appeared, 38, 206, 448, 449, 457, 459, 461

Vaigat Straits, Passed, 38

Veile, Cape, 154, 161

Vera, Cape, 343, 352, 353

Verhoeff, John M., the Death of, 63, 511, 515

Vespucci, Amerigo, 7

Wack, H. Wellington, 527

Waldorf-Astoria, Arrived at, 481;
Dinner Given at, 504, 535

Wallace, Dillon, 536

Walrus Hunting, 15, 50, 122, 123, 367-373;
In the Moonlight, 114-129

Whale Sound, Entered, 59

Whitney, Harry, 12;
Instruments left with, 244, 437;
Ill Treated by Peary's Boatswain Murphy, 445, 449, 451;
Peary Refused Permission to Bring From the North Instruments and
Data Left in His Hands, 497;
Forced to Bury Instruments, 499, 558

Weapons, Making, 381

Weche, Handelschef, 461

Weed, General, 527

Wellington, Channel, 336, 340

Weyprecht Island, 159

Wolstenholm Sound, 46, 50, 453

"Worm Diggers' Union," 529

Wyckoff, E. G., 471

York, Cape, 44, 454, 455

INDEX OF NEW MATERIAL

Arctic Club of America (b)

Balch, Edwin Swift, Article by, 595-599 (b)

Bates, R. C., Credits Mt. McKinley ascent, 534 (b)

Bradley Land, 597-598

Chautauqua Managers Association, Article by (a, b, c)

Caines, Ralph H., Credits Mt. McKinley ascent, 534 (b)

Cook-Peary Controversy, 606, 607, 608

Cook Must Have Been First, 597

Cook's Three Achievements, 598

Carr, Wooda N. Letter to and from, 606

Can Government Escape Responsibility, 605

Clark, Champ, Letter from, 608

Danish Geographical Society (b)

"Discoverer of the Pole," Peary denied title (a)

Daniels, Josephus, Card to, 603

Discoverers Doubted, 596

Explorers, Verdicts of, 584

Geographic Societies, European, Forced to Honor Peary (a)

Greely, Gen. A. W., 603 (b)

Glacial Land, Discovery of, 598

Hubbard-Bridgeman, Arctic Trust, 600

Hoax the World, 606

High, Fred, Editor of Platform, Article by, 604, 605, 610

King of Belgium (b)

Kill Brother Explorer, Tried to, 602

Lecointe, Prof. Georges, 603

Lyceum and Chautauqua Magazine, 604, 610

Mann, Congressman James R., Card to, 604

Mt. McKinley Expedition, 534

Moore, Prof. Willis, 601, 603

North Pole, 595, 604, 606

National Investigation, Desired by Cook, 600

National Geographical Society, 601, 603, (a)

Overland Magazine, Article by R. H. Caines, 534

Official Evidence not Necessarily Correct, 607

O'Hara, Barrett, 609

Pension Peary, Old Age, 602, 603

Purple Snow, 598, 599

Peary's Data proves Cook's, 596, 597, 599

Poindexter, Miles, Letter from, 607

Petty Cliques in Washington, 607

Peary-Parker-Brown Humbug up to date, 534

Parker-Brown Mt. McKinley Expedition, 534

Schley, Rear Admiral W. S. (b)

Sverdrup, Capt. Otto, 603 (b)

Sampson-Schley Controversy, 607

Scientific Pioneers, U. S. first rank, 602

Tribune, N. Y., Article from, 595

Travelers Called Liars, 595

Taft, Wm. H., Telegram to, 606

University of Copenhagen, Conferred Degree, Ph. D. (a, b)

Wilson, Woodrow, Letter to, 602

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