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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1890
Page
5
A fragmented poem-like passage describes twilight, dream-winged spirits, and tranquil seas. Vague imagery paints a mood of longing, night approaching, and a distant union with a beloved across the sea. The language blends nature, light, and incense into a lyrical meditation on fading day.
Ruth Logan inherits Rollin West’s estate under a trust for Millie, prompting Millie to flee to New York with Arthur Warren. Ruth resists Orville Byers’s suit, and in the end Millie and Ruth share the fortune as Ruth reveals a prior arrangement. Arthur confesses true feelings and Millie chooses love over wealth.
A London journalist mocks a court during a Witness hearing, claiming arresting Prince George would spark royal trouble. The judge, pressed by the exchange, denies arrest and dismisses the journalist. In Spokane County, Alene Chief Quin-pe-micese gains favor, with land tax exemptions noted after a government patent clause bars alienation and taxation for twenty years.
The Ferris wheel originated from a dinner club of engineers and a sketch made before the fair. Skepticism met the plan as a 250 foot diameter tension wheel but capital and permission were secured. It took six months to build and first turned June 21 amid applause. The steel structure featured 36 cars for 40 people each and a 33 inch diameter axle weighing 56 tons costing 835000.
Irene and George celebrate a supposed betrothal with plans for a stove gift from her father. He vows truth and denial of any trick, insisting their love is sacred as they share a kiss beside a lamp.
A century ago wounded sailors and soldiers faced surgery without ether. One Yorktown battle survivor refused to be bound and calmly asked for a thrible to play during a 40 minute amputation, maintaining composure and avoiding any sound or movement.
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