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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
4
Louis Lamonte learns of a mysterious rival and a hidden scheme surrounding Rose at Chateau Montant, while plans unfold to separate her from Gasparde. The Marquis Hugh Lamonte arranges a cautious path for Rose, Talus, and allies as Louns investigates the rival. Rose’s fate and the family intrigue deepen amid cautious courtship and coded acts.
Samuel P Thrasher of New Haven proposes a new time system with at most four figures showing on the dial and a direct readout like a railroad timetable. He argues current clocks confuse with upside down numbers and misreadings and claims his mechanism will prevent minute losses and simplify telling time.
David R. Francis named President of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition board. The ex governor and former interior secretary is praised for his public service in Missouri and St. Louis.
A prospector recounts to a St Louis Republic reporter how his belief in the phenomenon changed after an incident. He notes he had not believed in hair standing on end until a right led him to reconsider his wound and prompted a personal transformation spanning years.
A humorous antique quip about the Washington Bullets announcing the death of their pet dog Perky. The line says they regret to apnoaise that their little Perky has steered his park for the other shore, reflecting a playful sports yoked obituary tone.
Captain Burch of the British ship Cawdor recounts a narrow escape from collision with the San Francisco owned schooner Golden Shore near Australia. A rogue wave in heavy gale conditions tipped the Cawdor away just in time, with both vessels drifting and narrowly avoiding disaster. The Golden Shore veered off, the Cawdor remained uninjured, and cheers rose from about a hundred voices.
A humorous tale about an ignoramus seeking authorship and memory. An exchange with a person of discretion, a diplomatist, and a wise map leads to the running joke that even the known clever must admit forgetfulness. The fool simply says I don't know, noted by the New York Evening Sun.
A collection of short quips and captions from various newspapers includes a playful exchange about wedding nerves and timing, a savage with humor about liberty, a discreet hat fitting quip, a writer-editor pun, and a medical note opposing street drinking troughs in London due to disease concerns.
A collage of short opinions and brief items notes crime punishment and politics. Entries reference Indiana kidnap laws and censure of leaders, labor needs in Kansas, bank cases in Detroit and Omaha, public schools unifying society, and a new comet discovery from Harvard Observatory Arequipa Peru with robberies at a G and Co railroad station in New Albany Mississippi.
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