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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1901
Page
3
A compilation of testimonials praising Peruna with church figures and merchants endorsing the remedy. Includes remarks by Rev E G Smith and M J Rossman, plus appeals for readers to seek Dr Hartman’s guidance. Also notes on Lord Curzon’s famine fund, Alleghenia planet claim, Captain Bernier’s polar expedition, and other society items.
The annual report shows maintenance cost of 1 535 936 dollars and property saved around 7 500 000 dollars. It saved 2 607 lives, highlighting the service value. The rest are aphorisms about ambition and income from literature.
A Brooklyn woman files for divorce alleging her husband flirted with the household staff. The couple’s marital tensions center on his attempts to involve the help in their duties, a matter that remains unresolved.
A reflection on social image as the measure of identity, stressing that public perception often outweighs internal reality in defining value and character.
Cable from St Petersburg reports Count Lamsdorf named minister of foreign affairs succeeding Mouravieff. He has led the department in acting capacity and enjoys the czars confidence while keeping Obolenski as assistant and aligning with the American diplomatic line. The shift signals strengthened ties with the United States.
The El Arbol de la Paz ceiba tree northwest of San Juan hill near the junction to El Caney and Siboney, Cuba, hosted the Shafter Toro conference and Hobson exchange. The surrender of Santiago took place beneath it, later kept safe by a double fence and a notice forbidding mutilation.
After September’s wind and waves at Galveston, eight British steamboats were blown ashore with the Tauten driven 27 miles inland to Cedar Point. Despite hulls remaining sound, cranes and dredges carved a channel to tidewater. Within thirty days the Tauton was afloat again and ready to load cargo as other vessels near deep water were recovered. Lives in a Tree Near Marquette A man named Stears has lived for years in a hollow linden tree near Marquette Michigan. Once a cabinetmaker in Detroit he decorated his wooden home with a door and window visible from outside.
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