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Newspaper
Bowen Chronicle
Location
Bowen, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1902
Page
7
A Chicago Daily News poem laments a lad gone, questioning identity and temptation. It contrasts youthful bravado with restraint, ending with an ironic admission that the speaker is glad the lad is gone. The verse plays on self reflection and social judgment.
A French political figure, M. Beauville, age 60, sits in a Rue de la Reine Hortense room writing rapidly on large sheets decorated with crimson headings and weapons. A staunch extremist patriot, he belongs to ten clubs and is linked to many suppressed newspapers and radical causes.
M Beauville, once harsh on Camille, contemplates aiding his separated son’s widow and child. A priest arrives with a boy, gendarmes invade, and a grandson saves papers by burning them, leaving the incriminating evidence as ashes.
Assistant Coiner Robert Clark reports no truth to claims of shipments being returned over political strife. A New York firm ordered 300,000 five bolivar and 250,000 two bolivar pieces for Venezuela. shipments were sent to New York and will go to Venezuela, with more orders pending. The mint notes it handles foreign orders routinely and pays before delivery.
A Washington report notes the United States Navy prepares a second edition of the General Mess Manual and Cook Book. It outlines organization and administration for messes, vegetable prep, and rations for crews on ships from small vessels to battleships.
A fragment questions Venice status after the collapse of St. Mark's Campanile. It ponders whether the fallen tower signals broader decay of the renowned city and its historic skyline amid uncertain times.
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