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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1902
Page
6
A reflective meditation on fate and virtue by Robert Mackay. It contrasts wealth with temperate living, urges humility and brotherhood, and exhorts perseverance, truth, and wisdom as guiding forces through life and into eternity. The poem links toil, sacrifice, and memory to moral duty.
In a fragment from the Atlantis tale, Phorenice seeks a husband as narratives unfold about imperial plans. A wary envoy debates freedom and fate, while Atlantis lore reveals a shifting royal matchmaking drama amid colonial ties with Yucatan.
In a besieged Atlantean city, Nais pleads for mercy for a captive lord amid a gate chamber siege. Rebels drag him toward death as dawn reveals the ruins, while Nais and the lord scheme a risky escape by sea and night. The battle rages outside as he contemplates marriage to Phorenice for survival.
The article recounts late Oxford bishop Stubbs known for humor and sharp quips with clergy. It also notes an Indiana court cross examination over an overcoat sleeve issue where a witness misinterprets shorter and longer, prompting corrective questioning.
A religious lesson outlines the birth and early growth of the church after Christ ascended. It covers the command to wait for the Holy Spirit, the promise of power to witness, and the selection of Matthias to replace Judas.
Oberlin College trustees reported insufficient funds to secure a $200000 pace offer. A $300000 goal plus $28700 more was pledged, with Cowles of Cleveland and others seeking to raise the remaining share by January 1.
Columbus reports 607 killed and 6 371 injured on railroads in the past year. One employee in every 12 was injured. 66 249 employed, down 1 589 from the prior year. Seven passengers killed and 304 injured, 542 trespassers died and 394 injured but not fatally.
Col D L Cockley a respected Shelby figure died of heart failure Thursday night while hosting a young people’s card and dance party. In 1890 he organized the Shelby Steel Tube Co the first of its kind in the United States and later served on ex Gov Bushnell staff.
In Youngstown on December 25, vandals entered the Powers family burial ground and cut down numerous trees planted by the Powers, prominent local settlers. Sixteen men participated, and warrants have been issued for their arrest.
Cleveland December 25. A. Goldstein who opened a jewelry store at 16 Central Avenue arrived Tuesday morning to find burglars had broken in and stolen about 500 dollars worth of jewelry. Goldstein had moved to Cleveland from Buffalo about a month earlier.
Dec. 28. B. S. Amb of this city has tendered his acceptance for a federal judgeship in the Philippine Islands. He will leave soon for the assignment and begins duties after arrival.
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