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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
3
Eva Doraine Phillips writes in the Boston Transcript about the music of water that soothes fear and tears, a heavenly healing stream that calms the heart. The imagery lies in forests, mossy rocks, and green fern trails, where the soul finds lasting solace in the song’s refrain.
In a sunlit village a frail Archibald Lyone endures invalid life while Linnet Morris, a confident young nurse and cousin, helps him with patient care and stubborn nerves. As their bond grows, Archibald learns reliance, and Linnet shoulders duties to aid patients and family, even as a distant aunt dies in Nice and distant duties pull them apart.
Archibald Lynne declares love for Linnet after she rejects a private hospital life. He seeks treatment from Dr. Morris to prove he can be a worthy husband. Linnet’s help and wit aid his recovery, transforming wealth into useful labor and deepening their bond.
A Northern Carpathian village tale reports a farmer Michael Davidovic losing his infant after two eagles seized the blood stained clothing and bore it to their eyrie. Villagers stormed the rock fortress. one eagle was wounded, the infant’s bones found near the eyrie.
The Leyland line steamship Assyrian ran onto rocks at Cape Race in dense fog while en route from Antwerp to Montreal with 2000 tons of cargo. One third of the vessel remained on the ledge as engineers and crew, mostly Dutch, abandoned to boats, then climbed to the coast as rescuers arrived. Wrecking tugs Algerine and Virginia left for assistance, but moving the hull may be impossible. recovery depends on sea conditions and pontoons.
The White Star Line steamship Oceanic, sailing from Liverpool to New York, returned after losing a blade from its port propeller. After inspection, the vessel sailed again at 10 o clock.
Toronto reports Jones Rice and Rutledge, transported from Chicago, convicted of robbing the Aurora Ontario post office. They faced muttered threats as Constable Boyd was killed and Jones wounded. Jones died after verdict, amid claims Rice fired the fatal shot. Maria Seavey of Chicago arrested, linked to the gang and the pistol scheme.
Washington June 7 Drs Rixey Sternberg and Johnston consulted at the White House about half an hour Secretary Cortelyou then announced Mrs Melinley's physicians report she continues to show slight improvement. Brooklyn victim died from blood poisoning after hand operation. George W Cumberland known on stage as George W Thompson Father of the Elks.
Secretary Long has returned to Washington after spending two weeks in Colorado with his daughter.
Former Johns Hopkins president Gilman warns Cah to overreadism at Woman's College graduation in Baltimore. He calls reading a craze like a stimulant, urges students to think, study, and use the microscope to enlarge their mission.
Five United Traction Company workers dismissed for ties to the Amalgamated Association of Street Car Employees. President Sheehan pledged formal protest to the board, asserting the layoffs violate the informal arbitration agreement. The two hour closed meeting followed the local union complaint.
I EB Chesterman, Philadelphia contractor, was jailed for one hour in Indianapolis for offering $20 in gold to Army inspector George Grof at the Jeffersonvilles Depot. He had a contract to furnish halters and denied intended bribery, but the court found the act dangerous and imposed a $60 fine.
London reports the death of Dr Thomers Bond a noted surgeon and analyst who leaped from a third story window. Bond had suffered melancholia and was linked to high profile cases including Lefroy Lamson and Camp murders while serving as Sir Gladstone's surgeon.
J W Slosson and Michael Plaherty die in Chicago area notices with funeral details and family mentions. Slosson formerly Denver Rio Grande official. service held at his brother Henry Slosson’s residence on Jackson Boulevard. Plaherty, longtime custodian of New York Federal Building, died aged 65 with Chicago relatives notified. Major Arthur Pies dies suddenly in Cleveland. son of P M Arthur, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers chief.
Francis E Morey, a stock market speculation victim, was sent to Elgin by Judge Pond after trial in the Insane court He lives at La Grange and has worked as an accountant He showed signs of mild mental aberration during the May stock market break after losing 500 on margins becoming more violent since then Juvite Bragulan Cacista Washington June 7 The government invites officers and cadets of the Brazilian practice ship Benjamin Constant now in New York to travel by special car from Jersey City to Annapolis for the United States Naval Academy graduation on June 7
Washington June 7 The president today announced appointments in the interior department Isaac T Stoddard of Stoddard Arizona to be secretary of Arizona Territory to succeed Charles H H Akers whose term expires tomorrow Treasury Henry G Wishbet promoted to second lieutenant in the Revenue Cutter Service details note the changes reflect a shake up in territorial and military posts but no further context is given
Literary notes summarize Bertha Runkle's Stelmet of Navarre arriving in book form May 1 with a 100000 copy first edition. It highlights The Winning War Against Consumption by Sylvester Baxter in Review of Reviews, American girl portraits in National Magazine, The Wizard's Knot by William Barry, St Nicholas June excerpt The Prodigal Imp, and education features by Dr. Burnham. It covers Riverside Biographical series new volumes Lewis Clark John Marshall Grant, Everyday Birds by Bradford Torrey, and The Potter and the Clay by Maud Howard Peterson.
George W. Phillips of Worer NY announces a village library gift with work starting next week and an estimated total cost of about $50,000. In other remarks a witty lawyer once defended his disliking of a funeral with a cryptic quip.
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