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Newspaper

Chehalis Bee

Location

Chehalis, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1897

Page

9

Bank cashiers guarded fortune as robbery attempt unfolds

Miss Magruder insists on paying ten thousand dollars in gold to her niece, guardian fears for safety, a robbers’ night raid leads Nora Wilson and James Clift to expose cashier Holt as the prime suspect. The couple recover the satchel, Holt is arrested, and the gold nest egg funds a future for Nora and James.

Miss Magruder Holt Vandyke Apinster Mr. Holt Shama Theins Balasthera Grive New Misa Magruder Nora Wilson Nora Nate Katte Miss Wilson Mike Wilson James Chit James C4 James Chiff James Cliff James Clift St. Louis Republic Diana Earth Miss Thong

The Conductor's Keen Sases on a Train Ride

A traveling man recalls Conductor Stovall on the Southern toward Washington near Charlotte North Carolina. Stovall estimates distance by train motion and knows every curve on the line. He notes Stanley's crossing and mentions a 300 mile run.

Stovall Washington Charlotte N. C Capt. Stovall Stanley Atlanta Constitution

Smallest Lamb Exported From New Zealand

Picture shows a diminutive lamb exported from New Zealand for a chilling process. The calf sized animal is highlighted as the smallest lamb sent abroad with refrigeration as the aim of the export venture.

New Zealand Teata

A Lamb in Ice and Morning Aurors Praise

A fragmentary poem describes a lamb encased in ice as a demonstration of refrigeration. Night yields to dawn as Diana withdraws, angels sing, and the arrival of morning auroras is welcomed with praise for God. It blends biblical imagery with nature’s awakening and a sigh of farewell to night.

Boston Transcript Diana

A Favorite Poem by William Wordsworth

The speaker wanders lonely as a cloud and encounters a crowd of golden daffodils beside a lake under trees. Ten thousand daffodils dance in a perpetual line, with waves and stars celebrated as a joyful, solitary inspiration felt later on waking.

Wordsworth

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