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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1893
Page
4
A Summerville Oregon father, Miller, tirelessly searches for his seven year old daughter Alma Gladys Miller who was abducted by gypsies near Moscow. He offers 250 reward and urges authorities to pursue leads as he and her mother remain hopeful yet distraught.
The Drexel will, probated this week, details over $1 million for each of six children and $1 million gifts to the German Hospital and a public art fund in Philadelphia. It preserves control of the Public Ledger, directs Drexel firms’ interests, and awards $500,000 to son in law James W. Paul Jr. to balance family bequests. The estate is valued around $80 million with executors limited to $50,000 each for services. The will also leaves funds to servants, employees, and the Drexel Institute while maintaining the deceased’s broader endowment goals.
Denver reports 10,000 idle men and 20,000 in surrounding towns as mines smelt ers and factories shut down. Merchants seek railroad $5 rate to Missouri to move idle workers to farms. New York orders worth $12,000,000 countermanded by Colorado Utah Montana New Mexico merchants. A Hastings dispatch says 75 men seized a Burlington freight train to travel east to agricultural regions.
English whisky culture fascinates Americans with multiple decanters at meals. Guests is charged for their preferred brand, a paper tag marks the room, and leftovers are saved. Weakened by dilution, the courtly display conceals heavy drinking. The piece questions aristocratic spending and urges aid for cyclone victims over pomp.
A fragmentary meditation on sleep and dream memories contrasts with a terse public notice. It mentions gale 10 acres one mile north of Milton with plentiful water and 3 acres in strawberries for $250, attributed to Amiroas E. B. Merchant in Milton, Oregon.
Indebted parties are warned to come forward and settle without delay. The notice, dated January 1st, is issued by N A Miner.
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