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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1903
Page
6
Passengers assemble in the forward part of the cuddy as they prepare to abandon ship. Pale faces and a baby in a nurse's arms darken the scene while a wailing infant adds sorrow. The long boats depart with canvas sails as Pope shouts and orders are issued.
Pope plans a swift scuttle and sails away with Laura aboard the brig Thetis while Grindal and Crystal clash over her value among the crew. Crystal insists Laura be protected. Pope flatters and reassures as mutiny nears. He orders a deck valuation of plunder to follow, then returns to Laura.
Captain Pope and Captain Crystal wait as Laura emerges for breakfast aboard. They discuss when to show the crew the material they crave and ponder how much they value the captain, with Laura joining in a playful exchange.
In Holland storks build nests atop tall posts with old cart wheels, later improved by an iron framework. A Dutch estate shows a solitary stork inspecting the frame before a married pair occupies the nest the next year. The birds display powerful wings and spiral ascents, but hatchlings guard the nest until they grow.
Harvard has 6,468 students followed by Columbia 6,352 and Chicago 4,296. Michigan 3,764, California 3,693, Minnesota 3,605, Illinois 3,288. Cornell 3,281, Wisconsin 2,884, Northwestern 2,875. A final line urges careful consideration of minor aspects when choosing a profession.
The editorial review argues Roosevelt’s currency reform push and alleged Wall Street influence, citing Platt and Wellman as critics. It notes opposition from trusted circles, remarks on Miles’ retirement snub, and critiques of departments, with calls for open doors and stronger action against trusts.
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