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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
6
A reflective poem recalls rocking Eddie James and John to sleep in a worn brown chair. The speaker imagines returning loved ones, including Mdldie, from distant lives, while the chair whispers of years and comfort across seasons.
Bowen and Myra Kent collide over a missing heirloom bracelet valued for family lore. Bowen searches the countryside to please her, finds her in distress with the bracelet, and confesses love. Myra reveals mutual feelings as she recovers, ending with an unexpected engagement of hearts.
The notice warns gentlemen guests that meals not specified will be charged and if they claim no food to eat they may be charged unless they inform the manager. Any requests must go through the manager and no fuss will be allowed after.
The report notes the first blood of the Transvaal war on October 12 as Boers attack and disable an armored train heading to Mafeking, with a small British force captured. It warns that many could gain fortunes if they avoided idle schemes to profit without work.
An Arkansas railway tale shows a veteran locomotive rebuilt by a confident engineer only to misfire with scattered parts. The episode ends with steam bursting from every joint and a comic scramble as the crew avoids the runaway engine. A broader lecture on religion follows, urging steady gospel action over church entertainment and materialism.
Gov Rollins of New Hampshire criticized secular amusements during a fast day proclamation and addressed the Boston Ministers Union on the decline of religion in the state. The remarks touched on church life and public morality.
An Alaska miner explains a clever royalty scheme that turns a failed Dawson district claim profitable. A man pays 10 percent royalty on a $60,000 yield, receives a clear receipt from the gold commissioner, and a future buyer later purchases the claim for $150,000 after observing the royalty receipt.
A Western congressman, late at night, brings an umbrella into his home and sits under it to claim he is waiting for a storm, amusing his wife and avoiding a rebuke. The anecdote, recounted by the Washington Post, notes 356 House members cleared of involvement.
Senator George F Hoar of Massachusetts emerges as a long serving Republican anti expansionist in the Senate praised for scholarship and integrity. The 73 year old Harvard educated lawyer from Concord rose from Worcester attorney to city solicitor legislator and then Congress member before joining the Hayes Electoral Commission.
A series of brief syntheses on cases including Portsmouth Gas Co. v Sanford upholding garnishment of non residents, De Walt's appeal on liquor license constitutionality, Buck v Harris on out of state debt actions, Heller v National Marine Bank on stock priority not extending to rents, and Kray v Muggli denying reciprocal dam maintenance rights for abandoned milldams.
A New Yorker friend has had a remarkable run of luck over the past few years after earlier tough times. The account highlights a sudden turn of fortune and ongoing favorable outcomes in life.
A father explains to his five year old son the purpose of building a house. The boy asks who pays and why people need homes, prompting a chain of questions about work, housing, and living arrangements. The exchange ends with the father warning the boy to stop asking foolish questions.
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