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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1898
Page
14
Albert Delune recalls a childhood staple, a warm slice of bread from his mother, as a symbol of contentment. The poem shifts between city life and rural memories, praising simple comforts and the enduring joy tied to home and maternal care.
Nelson recalls overheard ward and a cryptic phone message. Sonntag links it to a hidden plan. Florence notices danger around station agent Hunter who answers as Skinner, while I confront fear and trust in recovering clues.
Sonntag reveals to the speaker that new information about Jackson could clear suspicion on the listener. The lawyer hurries out, insisting there is no time to delay and advising to wait until tomorrow to act.
A reflection on travelers and their tales contrasts critics and genuine narrators. The speaker prefers strange doctors and modest travelers, recalls anecdotes about explorers and a joke about Kruger in a golfing tale, noting how some stories misinform while others reveal true character.
A quirky dialogue snippet shows Effie’s brother negotiating affection with her, offering a ten pound note for a stake in her affections. Effie hints at an option on the situation, while a humor note cites a brunette, and a critic remarks a husband cannot claim his son.
Franco American forces from the 1st and 10th Cavalries and Roosevelt's Rough Riders attacked 2,000 Spanish troops in Cuban brush near Santiago de Cuba. Dozens were killed or wounded on both sides, including several officers. Hamilton Fish Jr. was among the dead. American and Cuban losses were reported, with reinforcements arriving as final assault preparations continued.
Private Fred Wiehelus of Company C 3 New York was struck and killed by lightning during a Friday practice match in Tanra Florida. Several other soldiers were shocked but survived.
The secretary of war issued orders that "America" shall be played by army bands separately from other airs not incorporated in medleys or played with variations across all army posts.
The 55th Congress debates Hawaii annexation with a test vote defeat 44 to 15 on adjourning and moves toward executive session. The House passes the general deficiency bill for 224 million amid District of Columbia business and congress adjourns for the day.
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