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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1901
Page
2
A New York Sun excerpt recounts a woman plucking daisies and reciting he loves me not while a final petal reveals no. She questions the flower as secrets of the heart spill. She laughs yet a tear betrays doubt about love.
In a New York Daily News tale, Anne Leslie receives a shocking letter from her father declaring plans to marry again and appoint a stepmother, prompting a clash of loyalties with her beloved Charles Edward Stubbs. The revelation leads to a tense family meeting where bonds form across two generations as hearts navigate love and approval.
William H Hunt Willan E P Slunt who succeeds Allen in Porto Rico was born in New Orleans in 1857. He was a Montana Attorney General at 27 and later a Montana legislator and judiciary leader. He helped organize the new civil government in Porto Rico as Secretary to Governor Allen until Ellsworth’s retirement.
A sermon builds on Paul in a basket set down from a Damascus wall. It links small acts to vast outcomes, honoring unnamed helpers who held the rope, and asks how unseen kindness shapes church history and individual lives across ages.
Stewart Culin of the University of Pennsylvania Museum reports findings from Cuba where bands calling themselves Indians exhibit limited language and traditions. He notes importation from Yucatan via San Diego since the mid nineteenth century and identifies Indian design in native houses near Barracoa and Yara.
A lieutenant's wife recalls Manila social life for American officer families. She notes the rapid growth of American women in 2 years, mentions Sang the Chinese dressmaker arrested for smuggling, and describes bribery temptations. Families shared housing, used army commissary, sourced food from Australia and Hong Kong, and enjoyed seaside outings and regular dances at the Orient Hotel.
A Philadelphia Press item notes Cuban country folk resemble natives in looks but differ in stamina. It reports expeditionary work by Mr Satin who collected Indian skulls from caves and recovered pottery fragments, now linked to the Todians.
The tale claims Henry VIII learned cardinal Wolsey hid gold in Hampton Court wine casks. A fool pried a cask top, finding coins and noting casks clinked with gold. The boast of Wolsey’s wine wealth led to political caution toward the cardinal. The piece ends with a light quip about social graces and a Detroit Free Press joke about shaking hands.
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