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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1901

Page

2

Fort Clark tensions mix with a dangerous reckoning

Judge Loring confronts a hidden past as Colin Morton, Howard Morton’s son, stands firm under Maj. Germon’s harsh rule. The arrival and authority clash expose old grievances, daughter hopes, and a volatile power struggle at Fort Clark in a tense chapter of a frontier tale.

Judge Loring Maj Germon California Fort Clark Ffe Maj. Germany Maj. German Capt. Phelps San Francisco Society of More Indies Howard Morton Fred Colin Morton Phelps Morton Godalf

Bradley Martins Buy Playmate of Varying Status in Paris

The Bradley Martins in New York are linked to society via Mrs. Martin whose daughter married the Earl of Craven. Viscount Alington plays in Paris with Vera Joy who married Pierre Barniier. A nurse attempts to take the boy home, but the grandmother asserts ownership and the boy gains access to wealth and luxury.

Bradley Mavding New York America Martin Earl of Craven Viscount Alington Parc Moncent Paris Vera Joy Pierre Barniier Lord Tinnygton

Sailor Rhodes Leads Through Seas of Fame

Captain Rhodes, famed yachtsman of Long Island's south shore, sails from a lineage of cap des fenders and a family history on the water. His early start as a 16-year-old oyster schooner skipper led to command of racing yachts and Europe trips, earning him a place among renowned clubs and tales of seafaring prowess. Willie English, famed for his freckles, becomes the subject of a cosmetic cure by a Boston doctor, while Harry Cochran, a teenage jockey from Missouri, rises to a $25,000 annual forecast. A British women’s committee, led by Mrs Henry Sawcett, prepares to investigate South Africa camps, and Charles W. Pickett, 30, rises in the Order of Els while eyeing future leadership.

Aries Rhotes Long Island Lis Vetera Lily Thas Thodes New York Yacht Club Rhodes Lie Hurope Gayyuin Rhodes Wille English Jumnaien Main Mass Willie Ilo Ttis Boston Tlarry Cochran St. Louis Ifarry Coehyat Young Cochran South Africa Henry Sawcett England Wawcett

Philadelphia Millionaires Claim Vast Wealth in City

A Philadelphia Press study estimates 140 residents would join a city millionaires club, with Quaker City owners totaling about $800 million in wealth. Wealthiest individuals include Weightman and Wanamaker in real estate, with Weightman cited at $75 to $100 million and Wanamaker near $1.0 billion. Mrs. Sarah Van Rensselaer, widow of John Drexel, leads Philadelphia women with about $12 million.

Quaker City Vean Philadelphia Mlllonaire John Wianiiniker William Weightman Johan Wanamaker Sarah van Rensselaer Drexel John R. Well Alexander van Rensselaer Philadelphia Press

Lord Kelvin Longest Serving University Chair Yet

Lord Kelvin, aged 72, is praised by the London Standard for holding a university chair longer than any living professor. Native of Belfast, Sir William Thomson excelled as an athlete at Cambridge, won Silver Sculls, and led natural philosophy in Glasgow from 1816 to 1899, becoming a longtime Royal Society Fellow.

Lord Kelvin London Standard Cambridge Belfast Willam Thomson Glinagow University G. G. Stokes Royal Society

A Great Spanish Violinist

Sarnagate, a renowned Spanish violinist, learned the instrument at age twelve at the Conservatoire in Paris. His constant practice made his fingers unusually supple and enabled remarkable control, contributing to his mastery of the instrument. The Khadive of Egypt is a fireman who keeps palaces equipped with modern appliances and conducts drills among his domestics, sometimes on false alarms. A dentist gains work by depriving others of teeth.

Sarnagate Iearna Conservatoire Paris Egypt

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Army Life VIA Major Alfred Rochefort Robert Honner Chafter II Judye Loring Word Pacific Ford Florence Jennie Colin Moreton France Germany Colin Howard Robert Bracebridge Sergeant Brace‘bridge Robert Phis Loring Hugh Calin Maj. Germon Tie Colly Tam Jean Maret Tere Tean Jean Marat Chicago Tribune the Citizen Youkery Statesman Bradley Martin Viscount Ufpfington Wan Charles WB. Pickett Order of Els David Taird Lown Ruodes Pickett Wonderson Philadelphia Millionaires
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