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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
7
The poem recalls a cellar apple barrel as a treasure from summer pressed into winter. Children seek the stored fruit for sweetness and stories of bees birds and harvests. It evokes warm noons soft skies and dew drenched fields, praising the faithful trees and fragrant June memories. The verse ends with a longing to return to tender moments and sunny orchards.
Kitty Hargrave accepts Hal Burton despite doubt until a night of plea and a planned robbery by Hal and Dick. Kitty sabotages the safe raid by dashing the lantern, alerting the house and police. Edward Wyndham arrives as bridegroom, and the wedding goes ahead with Edward as the victor.
L. Schreiber & Sons sue Lela Moore Newman and Walter G. Newman in the United States Circuit Court at Richmond Va for $4,000 alleging breach of contract to build an iron fence around the Newmans Somerset Orange County property. The suit follows a family tale of a penniless boy becoming wealthy after meeting Governor Flower in New York and investing in copper mines. The Newmans own a 1500 acre estate with lake and stables near Somerset.
Prince Mohammed Ali Mirza, heir to Persia, reportedly asked the Czar for a tutor and a Russian scholar has been sent to Tehran to instruct him for three years. The move increases concern over Russian influence as the current Shah ages, with the Crown Prince facing a large royal fortune and potential rivals.
A Louisville Commercial item satirizes a prominent local gentleman who prides himself on superiority while his wife spreads a tale of his self admiration. A boy asks to pray for all boys to become great men like his father, implying a critique of vanity.
Rome dispatch notes the monarch's steadiness and forceful approach from youth, detailing his coin collection, swimming feats, piano lessons, and painting talent as evidence of a strong will and determination that drive success in every task.
The Duke of Connaught succeeds King Edward VII as Grand Master of the Freemasons, continuing a precedent set by prior Princes of Wales. The appointment follows an historic pattern with only three predecessors between the late Grand Master and the last Prince of Wales. An unrelated note recounts Edward Wigglesworth’s 1775 prophecy on American population growth and its alignment with 1900 census figures, including Canada.
In a witty Brookyn Lit quip a department store offers half price ceremonies on the thirteenth floor. The Ribbon Clerk notes couples use the elevator for a matrimonial special while Rev. Mr. Splicer conducts ceremonies today at half price. Love and humor mingle in the remark about fooling spouses.
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