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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1901
Page
3
A perilous river voyage unfolds as Mildred and Silas confront a tidal peril while aboard a boat bound for Walworth. Tension rises between Mildred and Alice Dale amid shifting loyalties and plans to gain wealth and status through marriage.
A hazy ledger-like tale unfolds around a man from Lafayette Square and a messenger boy in New York Wing. The narrative recalls Robson and Cries and a distant Buffalo conductor as players in a curious, jumbled scene with theatrical echoes and misheard lines.
A Detroit Free Press quip notes how a talking parrot helps the couple catch up on a golf dialogue. The joke suggests the bird learned from repeated exposure to their conversations over several days.
Helen Keller, born 1880 in Alabama, blind and deaf from illness, has learned to speak and read lips with Miss Sullivan's help. She attends Cambridge school and Radcliffe, excelling in language studies and engaging closely with her tutor as they study and live like fellow students.
Boston businessman Thomas W. Lawson plans a yacht project valued between 150000 and 200000 dollars to safeguard Americas reputation in boating circles. The 41 year old Cambridge native rose from humble beginnings to become a powerful broker and media figure, with a career marked by rapid wealth creation and losses. His life story, plus notes on government report timing and billboard destruction in a Western city, reflect early 20th century public fascination with figures of wealth and influence.
A compact historical survey tracing U S growth from early transport to modern industry. It notes the Michigan as the first steam war vessel, vast lake shipments, population shifts to cities, and decades of banking, education, and infrastructure expansion. Includes figures on foreign immigration, federal revenue, rail mileage, and postal history.
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