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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1905

Page

6

Kit and Grace meet under leaves amid tension and risk

In a moonlit glade Kit confronts Grace Oglander with a plan to rescue her father. He unveils his own betrayal of his father, stakes to flee, and a possible escape to Beckley. Grace, overwhelmed, must choose to trust him as wheels of a covert scheme turn.

Kit Mr. Sharp Wit Christopher Miss Patch Dirace Oglander Londoun London Sannah Pigenet Luke Hannah Ile Leavin George Gracie Banbury Elane Black George Nort Giace Oglander Grace England Beckley Demerara Kirt Cinnaminta Kershoe Joe Smith Trexuss Cripps Grace Oglander Kingdon Margery

Portland Fair Opens Lewis and Clark Exposition

The Lewis and Clark centennial exposition in Portland Oregon formally opened as President Roosevelt touched the golden telegraph key from Washington signaling operation of the fair. Vice President Fairbanks delivered an address with Goode and others speaking. Prominent officials from California Idaho Washington Oregon and the House and Senate attended as crowds filled the grounds.

Toaches Key Washington Fairbanks Portland Ore Roosevelt White House A. W. Goode Oregon Merriweather Lewis William Clark Jefferson

Equitable Report Urges Top Officials Removals

The Frick committee report, made public in New York, calls for the dismissal of President James W. Alexander Vice President Jas H Hyde and Second Vice President Gage E Tarbell. It demands refunds from officers who profited via Hyde syndicates and seeks reorganizations of the president's and Tarbell's offices. The report also condemns Hyde salaries of 122,300 and a practice of high clerk salary advances, while no charges of dishonesty are leveled at Tarbell.

Alexander and Hyde James H. Hyde Equitable Life Mercantile Trust Equitable Trust Mr. Hyde

Tornadoproofing Oklahoma and national expo sights

Oklahoma talk turns to united action to protect lives from tornadoes as observers tour the Snyder disaster. Visitors attend a large opening day parade led by Vice President Fairbanks and tour European, Asian, and American exhibits at the exposition, including a tower roof garden and a broad fleet of government pavilions. The piece urges windproofing refuges and wind-aware building practices in the Midwest. An offer to Tiffany & Co. proposes returning three stolen diamonds for $100 and immunity for the thief’s intermediary.

Oklahoma Snyder United States Fairbanks Goode Fourth Cavalry Columbia Court Europe Japan China India East Indies Ceylon Tiffany & Co New York

Apprentice shatters navy mark in San Pablo target practice

Kempstehorne Scott an apprentice on the torpedo boat Preble broke the American navy record with a six pound gun by hitting the target at 1000 yards nineteen times out of twenty one shots.

San Pablo Bay Cal Kempstehorne Scott Preble

The Message of the Risen Christ Exposition

A study of Revelation chapters 1 10 20 explaining Christ as alive after death The Epistles show Jesus divine meaning and values and the Book of Revelation reveals three truths: heaven earth connection ongoing warfare with Satan and impending triumph over evil The text discusses visions of John and symbols like the seven churches lampstands and the Son of Man with priestly kingly attire and divine authority

Jesus Christ Earth Heaven Satan God Devil John R. V Alpha and Omega Hades

That Young Man Should Apply for a Museum Job

A parent teases his daughter at breakfast saying the man she knows has two heads. The daughter protests, and the father clarifies he only noticed two heads when passing through the hall late last night. The exchange ends with a light, humorous punchline.

Fault-finding husbands meet their match at breakfast

Mr Meekerton warns of a cross-morning row over cold coffee and his wife’s sharp reply: she would simply heat things up for him. The playful exchange highlights domestic humor and clever backtalk between spouse.

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