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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1900
Page
6
A fragmentary exchange shows Joe belittling Jim with taunting lines about mistakes and merit, implying a sharp, public mockery. The lines suggest tension or rivalry within a small group, with emphasis on perceived competence and judgment.
Robert Summers, down to his last five dollars, learns his uncle in Chile has left a fortune. He uses the inheritance to secure bank overdrafts and investments, building an empire of properties and mines. After a swift run of deals, he clears debt and pockets a sizable profit, then plans to leave Darmouth for London.
A historical feature recounts the Yaqui uprising in Sonora against Mexican encroachment on their lands and sovereignty. It notes Yaqui tenacity dating back to Cortes, their skilled labor, and military resistance aided by Arizona cowboys and possibly Rough Riders. The conflict includes Tetablate’s treaty, harsh taxation, and battles near Guaymas with a Maxim gun influencing tactics.
A hotel proprietor explains superstition around room 13 and why many hotels avoid it. He notes some guests avoid 13 or 14, cites a politician who refused 13, and mentions clubs that meet on the 18th with 13 at their tables. The piece compares avoidance patterns and storage use for 13 in modern hotels.
A Chicago detective recalls Mardi Gras Swindle schemes in New Orleans. He notes how con artists gain trust by using a borrowed item to pin the dupe to the scene, then vanish with the money. The piece cites the overcoat and a gingham umbrella as emblematic props used by scammers.
A corner grocer recalls a young customer buying caramels for her father to surprise him on his return. The piece notes a 72 year old life policy issued in 1828 with £1000 sum insured and £4331 with bonuses. It also mentions monarchs avoiding or embracing firearms in brief anecdotes.
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