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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
9
The author argues that Chinese crowds rapidly respond to fanatical leaders, turning peaceful citizens into destructive mobs. He claims individuals lose independent thinking, succumbing to credulity and superstition manipulated by clever agitators.
The 6 30 a m trip arrives in the gold camp early for a day of pleasure. The round trip fare in dollars offers a low cost outing with ample time for enjoyment.
Mayor William J. Van Wyck of New York met Col. John F. Gaynor and joked about staying in the papers. Gaynor replied with the line Yes, so I C E. The remark drew mixed amusement among onlookers in New York.
LerGierTs Ody Merepo defeated Pierre Lorillard's Cai-Sian, Lorillard's fire damaged houseboat valued near 100000 dollars. The boat had its own motive power enabling independent movement when desired.
A reader recalls a distant grove of giant trees fifteen to twenty miles from home near Latourell on the O R N. He describes two species, one with light bark and towering straight trunks and another cedar-like rival in size, both potentially 260 to 400 feet tall and 60 to 80 feet around.
A lengthy portrait traces Mrs Mary Wixon Foster born in Portsmouth New Hampshire through an Arctic era life in Deschester Idaho Sacramento and Dawson City. Now around 150000 in gilt edged securities and real estate with 13000 yearly income her philanthropy aims to aid siblings in Bangor and North Adams and support her deaf mute nephew in Washington DC.
Practical Arizona Worwana notes that a woman cleared over $400 last season selling olives she prepared herself. She also produced mustard pickle style olives, meeting strong demand ahead of supply. With October’s crop, she plans to expand this new venture into a specialty line.
Charles Tower, newly appointed ambassador to St Petersburg, hosted a first major reception where American diplomats wore new frock coat uniforms for the first time. The change followed European practice after a garden party at Princess Vladimir Alexandrovich’s silver wedding exposed the previous lack of uniformity. Diana of the Adirondacks is named Miss May Leon Stanton for 1900 after she killed a large bear during a hunting trip in the Long Pond area. Amalia Kussner marries Captain Charles Du Pont Coudert in New York, with royal commissions praising her miniature artistry and social reach.
The Havemeyer-Whiting wedding sparked a promenade of crowds at the Casino and Bailey’s Beach. After the ceremony, guests showered the couple with rice and old shoes as a brass band wagon rolled the bridal party through town. Misadventures and social feuds surfaced including Mrs Fish and Mrs Oelrichs while Icelandic emigration and local obituaries also appear alongside notes on education pioneer Henry Barnard.
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