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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1897
Page
15
The verse presents a playful self portrait of a tea kettle as queen of stove and range. It revels in simplicity with three notes making its tune and notes its steam crowned fragrance while beauty and observation from eyes in a curling wreath of steam honor the kettle as tea brews.
In the Old Silver Trail case Neil vs Meredith the morning opened with absence of key witnesses and Neil’s mysterious disappearance. Bartels and Carlton urged a continuance as Criley pressed for swift action, while Denver and La Rue judges echoed procedural caution amid chatter of foul play and possible abduction.
A humorous exchange unfolds as Father Darcy visits a famed book owner. The host tours the house praising fine bindings and declares the library his haven, while the priest notes that the owner never cuts his intimate friends among the abundant volumes. The Milwaukee Journal notes the sharp wit and observant humor.
A nun prays in a lighted room as her shadow falls on an uncurtained window while outside a world moves by. Lovers sigh, a mother smiles, and an old woman peers up, feeling bitterness soften as the nun thanks the Holy Mother for her status apart from the world.
A Pittsburgh Bulletin item recalls a traveler on the Pacific Express who asked the porter to wake him when they reached San Francisco, illustrating English knowledge of American geography with a humorous miscue.
A playful exchange compares two Russian papers with wit and jab. One calls the First Russian dull, the Second Russian retorts it is only mildly so, while a hint of Siberian exile looms as a joking threat from the editor.
The note reflects Clay Trumbull’s idea that waiting with hope and patience is a crucial duty during emergencies, describing patient endurance as essential work when action is limited and the moment calls for restraint and perseverance.
Canton reports Mrs. Nancy Allison McKinley, mother of President McKinley, sinking toward death at her bed with the family at her side. The president arrived, knelt, and the scene remained quiet as doctors warned she may not last through the night.
At Austin Texas December 4 19 01 wardens and chaplains debated corporal punishment with Whatley favoring the lash and Hoyt backing a spanking paddle while Texas and Colorado robbers were cited as needing harsher discipline. The death of George H Hickox prompted resolutions of respect and Wm J Batt was elected president. Next year may be in Philadelphia Omaha Indianapolis or Columbus.
Dec 4 report notes Capt Gen Blanco proposing a white and black volunteer corps to counter rebels with similar tactics. He cites a 4,000,000 pesetas fund to advance the plan and foresees Cuba, except the east, settled by June with local government finishing the war. The second item records a verdict for $5,000 in Ashland Water Co. case over typhoid-related death.
Washington dispatch reports Gen. Henderson of Iowa will introduce a bankruptcy bill in Congress, closely mirroring the prior House passage. Debates on Cuban and Hawaiian questions loom, with currency reform dominating the agenda and postmaster confirmations underway.
New York dispatch reports Senor Canalejas active in confirming Cuba not pacified. The Madrid editor and ally of Senor Sagasts traveled to Tunisias as Spain's confidential agent to gauge U S government mood and American public opinion before learning Cuba's real situation.
Martin Thorn, condemned for Gul densuppe murder, arrived at Sing Sing Saturday in Queens county sheriff custody. He was placed in the death house in solitary confinement awaiting the date for his execution or a possible new trial in the week of January 10.
Tsertix December 6. Prof Eugen Zintgraff, the well known African traveler, died Saturday on the island of Tennriffe from malaria.
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