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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1906
Page
11
A plantation owner recounts a controversial Darwinian experiment trading 125 trained monkeys for mining interests. Monkeys rapidly pick cotton under leader Pythagoras, clash with a violent overseer, and a fatal night injury ends the monkey program. The surviving workers are repurposed to a mine, with mixed results and a remembered ape as a grave warning.
Kermit Roosevelt the second son of the President emerges as a notable yet little known family figure. A precocious student and athlete, he trains toward Harvard following Theodore Roosevelt Jr. He times hunting trips in the Northwest with a mentor from his father’s ranching days and proves himself a capable sportsman. He shows courtesy by giving up a sleeping car berth to an elderly traveler and loves pets, especially dogs transported between Oyster Bay and Washington. He is an accomplished horseman who rides Diamond in youth and Wyoming in adulthood, the latter gift from admirers in Cheyenne now a White House mount.
An insurance agent probes a fire at a London premises rented by Jews. He interviews the senior and junior partners about causes. The senior partner cites an arc light on the second floor, the junior cites an incandescent light on the first floor, but the investigator believes a basement fire started by an Israeli source.
Fragmentary prose recalls a soldier or medical scene with quinine and fever death. Imagery contrasts white medicine with lethal disease as a path through camp life and personal loss. The text voices longing for home and loved ones while enduring grievous illness.
Freind of Helpless Children, Baron Henri Rothschild rises as a leading French specialist in pediatric care. He offers services gratis and has donated substantial sums to foundations and endowments supporting medical institutions for children.
A dog retrieves a black object from a rabbit hunt and returns it to the owner as the admiral’s tail. The owner, a poor marksman, fires both barrels at a rabbit and hears a mournful howl. The dog’s odd prize resolves the comic misfire.
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