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...Wireless reports, coming in every few days from mid-Atlantic, keep the world in touch with the progress of the scientific expedition of the New York Zoological Society, under William Beebe, which is adventuring in the Sargasso Sea aboard the wooden steamer Arcturus. Few scientific expeditions, excepting only the Carnarvon progress into the tomb of TutankhAmen, have had so much and such continued publicity during the progress of work...
...weed-bed has been broken up and scattered by storms and the ship's wireless has proved useful in enabling the ship to learn of the location of patches of the weed from other vessels in the vicinity...
William Beebe, with the Oceanographic Expedition of the New York Zoological Society aboard the ship Arcturns (TIME, Feb. 16), reported by wireless that the expedition was in the Sargasso Sea, and that the first specimens of young ribbon-like eels had been captured...
...Harvard Wireless Club announces that it is now in communication with the scientific expedition of Dr. Alexander Hamilton Rice '01, now in the wilds of the Amazon jungle in South America. According to a message to the CRIMSON, the club states that it will be glad to forward any messages from members of the University to Dr. Rice or to any members of his party, among whom are several Harvard...
...Wireless Club also announces that messages for Great Britain and Europe will now be received and dispatched free of charge to any member of the University. Three continents have been communicated with by the Harvard Radio station, the last one to be reached being Africa, where a station in Morocco was "worked". In addition to the three continents of Africa, South America and Europe, the club has been in communication with New Zealand, thereby nearly encircling the globe...