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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1902
Page
2
A collection of pithy aphorisms and satirical bits about public figures, crime, and society. Notes on Zolas death, Dreyfus, Peary, Brigham Young, and various rulers, plus quips on divorce, education, money, and purpose. Multiple notable names appear, including Baer Sage and Pa Zimmerman.
A mosaic of brief items on a boy’s deadly gun misfire, linguist studies in Paris, reactions to urban rural shifts, and a Brooklyn thief who robbed for his ailing wife. The piece weighs moral contrasts and social commentary with sharp observations.
The piece reflects on revived Franco Prussian bond and ongoing American influence abroad. It notes labor unions forming in the Philippines and contemplated strikes, praising how U S culture and friendships shape global relations. Washington Rochambeau motto cited to illustrate enduring partnerships.
A United States Fish Commission officer on Afognak Island Alaska captures a rare photograph of a leaping salmon. The fish leaps a waterfall toward its spawning grounds in the stream headwaters for what may be the most successful snapshoot of such a moment.
The article explains the effort behind railroad time folders, noting a Western railroad uses a general folder from sixteen divisions with 2,000 town names and schedules for over 500 trains. It also states 60,000 figures must be checked when times change. Swiss ornithologists warn cats threaten birds in Switzerland.
Henry Phipps, director of Carnegie Steel and a leading American financier, is noted for a $100,000 Boer relief gift. Born poor in Allegheny City, he and Andrew Carnegie built a vast steel empire, later moving to New York where he plans a $1,000,000 Fifth Avenue palace. His philanthropy extends to many Pittsburg-area institutions, alongside broader educational gains reflected in improved literacy across Southern and border states, with notable progress in North Carolina, Georgia, South Carolina and Louisiana.
A Pennsylvania man discovers a coal mine in his yard, a situation some may deem sacrilege. The odd find sparks discussion on property and curious discoveries behind homes.
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