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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1895
Page
3
A devotional poem likens life to weaving a robe for judgment day. The speaker describes weaving, shaping, tears and smiles, and the Master’s hand guiding each thread. The robe becomes a shining, golden garment reflecting divine glory and preparing the soul for Heaven.
Leander Clarke marries Mabel Thorpe and hopes for a modest life but diamonds from a dying uncle spark wealth. Mabel cherishes jewels, rejects bank loans, and a burglary at night exposes fear, pride, and fractured trust as the couple endures a grim test of marriage and morality.
The Detroit Free Press recounts Leander Clarke’s troubled arc after a burglary tale tied to his friend’s investment in the Little Catawba. A note found with a stolen jewel set off doubt, and Mabel returns the gems to him for safekeeping in a bank.
The scarab beetle is described as a profound symbol in ancient Egypt, embodying belief in Osiris and the soul’s future life. Isaac Myer’s new work notes scarabs as religious motifs, bribes of bravery, fertility charms, and seals, with stones and artifacts used as enduring emblems.
A reflective meditation on resilience, virtue, and cheerfulness guiding daily life. The text urges continual effort to renew conflict, finding gold within tears, and notes that virtue or joy shapes the world more than external circumstances. It celebrates noble hearts and positive outlook as life’s response to hardship.
A Saturday cyclone devastated Cherry Hill New Jersey and Woodhaven New York. Nine killed and scores hurt as homes, a large school, and 30 houses were wrecked. Rail cars carried passengers amid wreckage and downed wires. Aid flows from Hackensack and nearby towns.
The Paris Figaro prints a statement from United States Ambassador James B. Eustis denying authorizing M. Routier to publish a conversation from May 13. Eustis says Routier misrepresented his words and questions. The Estafette warns such incidents could cause international tensions with Spain and complicate U.S.-France relations.
Thirteen states will hold elections in 1907 including Connecticut Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania New Jersey New York Ohio Kentucky Kansas Iowa Nebraska Mississippi and Massachusetts Connecticut votes on town officers and redistricting October 7 with regular state elections November 5 Maryland selects Governor Attorney General Comptroller all state legislators and fourteen senators Kentucky Iowa Nebraska Mississippi and Massachusetts hold statewide contests plus local county offices United States Senate seat to be filled in Connecticut and other states also conduct county races
The article outlines forthcoming elections by state. Maryland plans a winter selection for son, Virginia to elect House members and half the State Senate, while Pennsylvania auctions a State treasurer and judges. New Jersey voters will pick a Governor, seven State Senators, and a 60 member Assembly. New York slate includes multiple statewide officers, a distinguished judge slate, and a large Legislature with 50 Senators and 150 Assemblymen. Ohio, Kentucky, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Mississippi, and Massachusetts list varied tickets, judges, regents, and legislative seats, with successors to several named Senators across states.
Press dispatches report numerous formidable fires in northern Michigan affecting hardwood forests. Back firing encircled small towns and farms to control the blazes, with Sullivan Lumber Co suffering about 30000 dollars in mill and building losses. No lives lost.
The Post Office Department will issue money order blanks in a new bank draft design. The blanks are lithographed in sea-green ink and feature notched left end numerals for security. Both sides print the dollar amount to ensure precise value with accurate press registration.
In mid ocean a fire raged in the lower hold of the French steamship La Normandie bound from Havre to New York. The blaze, fed by storm and fog, endangered 205 steerage passengers and others as the crew fought flames for hours. The danger eased only as daylight neared on Wednesday. Maj. Fowler, once linked to a court case in St Louis, returns to face expected no prosecution. New York police clamp down on sidewalk stores and street stands.
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