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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1906
Page
6
In a Melbourne tale, Madame Midas faces Villiers as the killer plot unravels. Barty, the bank clerk, is exposed and hanged for Selina Sprotts’s murder, while Gaston Vandeloup sinks into the river after a fatal confrontation with Kitty Marehurst.
A St Louis Globe Democrat item quotes Captain Salthorse critiquing two marine paintings. The first shows a trading schooner towed from a rock bound coast with a damaged mast and lowered sails. The second features an eighteen foot boat racing without a flag and drunken crew risking gear as they fail to manage the spinaker and boom.
In New Herry an elderly man near death is comforted by his wife who quips that she will follow him. He retorts that she need not hurry to join him, adding a wry remark about her being hen pecked. The exchange captures a blunt, humorous exchange at a bleak moment.
In a brief exchange Mrs D Vorcee laments the past’s hold on her, while Mrs Oldan counsels leaving the past behind to embrace the present and future. The dialogue emphasizes memory versus forward focus with a moral on living now.
A long compilation notes Rev Joseph A Vance’s Chicago ministry with the Hyde Park Presbyterian Church, his work in the Bureau of Charities, and biographical details. It also covers Nelson of St Louis proposing pay to curb child labor, Goldwin Smith, Wade Ellis, and other figures, plus a Bible lesson on Jesus rising from the dead with notes on the burial, guards, and resurrection witnesses.
An imperial edict in Pekin endorses constitutional government while a new reform cabinet is named with Prince Ching. Russia moves to adopt a 20 million dollar annual income tax. France tightens meat imports. Britain discusses education and religious instruction. Japan plans a Yalu bridge to link Mukden and Fu San. England votes shift conservatives forward amid anti-socialist sentiment. Port
Renowned Unitarian preacher Rev Dr Minot Savage of the Church of the Messiah New York, who left his pastorate last spring due to illness, is reported in a private sanitarium near Cleveland in serious condition after recent health gains and a sermon at his son in law's church. Africa missions total about 1000 principal stations and 3000 substations nationwide.
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