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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1900
Page
3
A Chicago Times-Herald poem by E. Kiser contrasts Fate with a man forever mourning misfortune. He laments lost chances and owes to Fate yet clings to hope as his child remains ill. The verse notes the doctor’s bill and lingering sorrow despite a glimmer of laughter from the child.
The Irish Sergeant and a small squad reach the fight scene along the Dar amie where two horses lie dead and an Indian pony dies. Hal Folsom speaks of harassment by the Ogallallas as Dean's men close in on fleeing warriors while Shaughnessy leads a relief ride back to safety.
After a Sioux raid Dean and Folsom push pursuit across the plains. A wounded scout and a fallen brave mark the cost, while the broader campaign aims to bind Red Cloud’s tribe. Meanwhile Elinor and Jessie travel toward the frontier, awaiting Marshall’s return and news of his exploits.
After a week of joy over his daughter's homecoming, John Folsom grows anxious as blessings fade, Elinor remains radiant and beloved, while he notices his attention drifting from her gentle guest Jessie Dean whom he had promised to protect.
A Tokyo Times summary notes letters between two Azuma-mura men in Tochigi. Namekichi Fujikawa transfers his wife Tsune to Sokichi Yamamoto after disputes over alleged flirtations. The other man Kamekichi Fujikawa acknowledges receipt of the wife.
The London Chronicle recounts Sir Robert Finlay asking a yokel how he knew a horse’s age in a breach of warranty case. The witness replies I had it from the mare's own mouth, illustrating how a guileless claim can confound cross examination.
The Chicago Post remarks that the phrase most considerate man is ironic noting a husband’s concern may extend to his creditors rather than his spouse. The exchange questions virtue and wealth, contrasting appearances with financial self interest.
A Chicago Times Herald remark questions real business ability and notes a man who joined a band without pay and relied on others for a war tax stamp, illustrating a pointed social jab about personal initiative and support.
In a Brookly n Life snippet the Fiancee accuses a suitor of keeping other loves secret. The Confidante laments the revelation but dismisses it as irrelevant, citing the fiancé’s fear he might be found out.
A humorous exchange shows a bookkeeper asking for higher pay while being engaged. The employer retorts to marry quickly so the extra cost disappears, joking that engagement itself is the expense. The playful dialogue captures workplace wit over wage expectations.
The lesson analyzes Jesus teaching in Luke about a nobleman who leaves for a distant kingdom and entrusts ten pounds to ten servants. It contrasts faithful returns of ten and five pounds with one kept in a napkin, urging patient, diligent service until the kingdom arrives and warning against rebellious citizens who oppose the ruler.
An Australia wide note says chess is taught in public schools. Switzerland sells bee queen drones. A mile of rail uses over 2000 sleepers. Kansas City and Memphis show high horse and mule counts. Chicago leads in sheep, Indianapolis in swine, and New Orleans and Milwaukee in goats.
A mob of about 100 men from Rockport hanged John Rolla in the Booneville courthouse yard after breaking into the jail. Militia arrived 15 minutes too late. two other suspects were lynched in Rockport on Sunday. Governor Mount acted to mobilize forces as authorities feared further violence.
The secretary of war has received from Gen Chaffee a large red bordered yellow silk flag captured by Troop L of the Sixth Cavalry in a clash with Chinese imperial forces at Chang Ping Chow near Pekin. The white center bears the word Chang, referring to Chang Chun Fa, Hupei province commander. Black script along the side notes the commander in chief of the advance corps of the left flank of the army of Hupei.
Osman Pasha of the Ottoman army, a relative of the late Osman Pasha of Plevna, gives a London interview via Le Matin. He says he will return to Kurdistan with partisans to rid the region of Turkish rule and lead a united population in rebellion.
Ray Watkins a patient at University Hospital in Ann Arbor is diagnosed with smallpox. Ninety two other patients and all nurses and medical students are vaccinated immediately. Hospital will be closed to new patients and visitors for ten days.
Vancouver reports the steamer Alpha foundered on a reef off the east coast of Vancouver Island. Total loss with the captain three engineers managing owners purser and three seamen drowned.
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