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Newspaper

Chipley Banner

Location

Chipley, Florida, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1897

Page

2

Ulla the Viking Priest of a Faded Bride

In a dim lampside confession, Ulla Erlingson recalls his youth as a Norse warrior in King Halfdan’s realm. He wooed Ragnhild, daughter of Harold Idbeard, and watched her vow of love stolen by English captors, sending him to sea in search of her across the Baltic and British coasts.

Ulla Norway Ersund Fareyjar Ljodhus Thoralla Ann Thyri Ter Halfdan Mely Ragnhild

Return to My Homestead After Bitter Loss

The speaker recounts weariness after a long hardship. He describes abandoning friends and joy, shunning merriment, hating his animals and gear, and brooding over a grievous loss that left him disconsolate.

Norway

The Sea King's Son Rebuilds His Warship for Foray

Ten years of search for a lost beloved end as the narrator orders Shaun the carpenter Vedrey and villagers to restore a ship. The blue hulled galley gleams with gilded oar holes and a dragon prow. The crew arms her with swords and axes and readies the sixty oars for a bold voyage, singing Odin as they launch into the fjord.

Odin Akinfell Flekkerfjord Norway Zgir Mid Hall Halfdan Goldbeard Ragnhild Harold Shaun Vedrey Galmon Viskerdal

Prayer Fulfilled as Three Sisters Bring Hope

The narrator describes loudly praying from a high tiller by the ash Yggdrasil and feeling a granted wish as time brings them to the arms of their love. KO BR CONTINUED.

Yggdrasil KO BR

Worms and the Earth's Surface Transformation

Ancient and modern naturalists describe how worms alter sand and soil. C Davison reports on Holy Island finds showing tens of millions of sand castings per square mile and hundreds of tons moved per acre annually. The result is a measurable shaping of landscape through worm activity. German railways expand to 24 600 miles with thousands of cars and nearly 618 thousand staff. 3 088 accidents recorded in 1890.

Mr. Darwin Earth C. Davison Mr. Davison Holy Island Northumberland Scotland Lobworths London Hospital

Florida health chief imposes quarantine over yellow fever areas

Dr. J. Y. Porter, state health officer, orders an effective quarantine on persons and baggage from Mississippi and Louisiana infected points. Rich Widow Founds Hospital. Mrs. Richard Milliken of New Orleans, widow of a sugar planter, donates $75,000 to establish a children's building with a kindergarten and improvements.

J. Y. Porter Florida Mississippi Louisiana Founds Hospital Richard Milliken New Orleans Charity Hospital

Piano Works Burns in Major McKeesport Fire

A large Mendelssohn park factory complex housing Mendelssohn Piano works Barckoff Organ works and Dickson Wood works burned to the ground near Keesport Pennsylvania early Monday causing about 65000 dollars in losses. The blaze began in the organ factory which had been idle for two weeks amid ongoing litigation.

Mendelssohn Park Keesport Mendelssohn Piano Works Barckoff Organ Works Dickson Wood Works

Andrews Stands Firm on Resignation from Brown Presidency

Unofficial reports say Dr. Andrews will insist on resigning as Brown University president after a Monday conference with the advisory and executive committees of the corporation. His ties to Cosmopolitan University are believed to preclude continued dual duties. A faculty letter urged him to stay.

Dr. Andrews Brown University Corporation Cosmopolitan University

Texans Establish Immediate Quarantine Against Yellow Fever

State Health Officer Swearingen at Austin issued an iron clad quarantine against Ocean Springs Mississippi and all likely affected points. The measure takes immediate effect and lasts indefinitely as Gulf Coast residents fear the yellow fever outbreak.

Swearingen Austin Tex Ocean Springs Miss Gulf Coast

Ireland Faces Agricultural Crisis and Possible Workhouse Use

Advices warn that potato hay and corn crop failures across Ireland create a dark winter outlook. The Michaelstown guardians chair warns a great agricultural crisis threatens ratepayers, potentially forcing many to seek workhouse relief.

Ireland The Michael's Town Board of Guardians

A New Eldorado Emerges as Ontario Rivals Alaska in Gold

Vancouver reports Cape Capitano bringing back a miner from Juneau disgusted by this fall’s prospects. Horses and cattle landed with $30 duty each. Dyes and Skaguay hostilities deter many travelers. Wawa City, Ontario, sees quartz assays over $30 to $50 per ton with free gold in chunks. About 100 prospectors work the hills amid priority disputes and unsettled patents. Indigenous and Hudson Bay traders remain few in the untouched gold country.

Vancouver B. C Capitano Powers Juneau Dyea Skaguay Bristol Eugene Victoria Alert Bay Dyes Detroit Evening News Wawa City Lake Wawa Pasa Lake Superior Hudson Bay

French Cable Controversy Over Landing at Cape Cod

Washington officials and the attorney general discuss the right to land a French cable at Cape Cod. The line, started under 1879 authority and now being replaced by a copper cable, faced opposition and failed in two Senate bills. Progress on mid ocean completion is reported as about ten days away.

State Department Washington Attorney General’s Office Cape Cod Evarts Frye Congress Nelson Ocean Attorney General

Bryan Addresses Record Labor Day Throng in St. Louis

Hon. W. J. Bryan spoke to an immense labor audience at Concordia Park during Labor Day celebrations in St. Louis. He reviewed a parade of about 15,000 laboring men and delivered a wide ranging address to the enormous crowd.

St. Louis W. J. Bryan Concordia Park Ane Ryan

Bud Fuller Indicted for Assault to Murder in Child's Death

Fulton county grand jury in Atlanta indicted Bud Fuller, the farmer accused of leaving his paralyzed child in the woods to die. Witnesses from the Jackson hotel testified Fuller carried the child there and departed a day before its discovery, clarifying the child's found condition and the grand jury's decisive action.

Bud Fuller Fulton County Grand Jury Atlanta Jackson Hotel Fuller

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