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Newspaper

Inter Mountain Globe

Location

Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1909

Page

3

Lieutenant Grant Seeks Love After The Battle

In a scene at White Haven Lieutenant Grant shows a blend of humor and resolve as he confronts his mission to propose to Julia. Though his outward mood softens under humor, his decision is firm and immediate once made, reflecting his steady character and past campaigns.

Emma Dent Sauer Grant Jover Ander Julia John Red Fant White Haven Tin Pia Cherlah Grandpa Jay Parearenne Marrie Huim

Invention of Coinage and Ancient Currency

The Greeks likely originated coinage in Halicarnassus and nearby Greek colonies in the late 8th century B C, stamping gold and electrum ingots to guarantee weight and purity. Greek coins evolved to round shapes, influencing later civilizations, with Phoenicians Persians and Egyptians slower to adopt coinage until Hellenistic spread. The Romans learned of coins through Sicily and Sardinia in the 3rd century B C, while Greek art and coinage remained a standard of beauty.

Saturday Review Halicarnassos Asia B. C Phoenicians Alexander Sicily Garasecia Syracuse Agigentum

London Great Houses and Treasures in England and Abroad

The feature surveys grand London mansions like Dorchester House and Wimborne House with vast interiors full of priceless artwork and books. It notes other country houses hiding treasures, compares European losses, and recalls Cromwellian era preservation of English collections. A separate anecdote cites Judge Wallace in San Francisco and a quip about the liability of a common carrier.

London Dorchester House Bridgewater House Chesterfield House Apsy House Duke of Wellington Devonshire House Grosvenor House Owne House Stafford House Wimborne House Arlington Street Wimborne Marquis of Saliabury Sir Alexander Henderson Lord Carteret Lord Yarborough H. Gordon Alfridge Chicago Greuzes Rembrandts Lelys Germany Venice Florence Verona Genoa England W. T. Wallace San Francisco Billy” Barnes Wallace

Man Finds Five Thousand in Bible Hidden Money

Caldwell New Jersey special Steva Marsh of Fairfield found nearly 3000 bills totaling 4567 0 in his late aunt Miss Barah Marshs family Bible. The worn cash includes 10 cent shinplasters and war era notes, with seven hundred shinplasters valued by collectors. Marsh a 70 year old war veteran lived on 32 a month and will gain financial security from the find.

Caldwell N. J Steva Marsh Fairfield Barah Marsh California Marsh

Market Tactics Across Harriman Standard OIl and Morgan Systems

A writer in Everybody's contrasts Harriman, Standard Oil, and Morgan markets, noting different manipulation tactics and an extensive telephone network behind each. It recalls a 1906 Harriman price/credit crisis, a 194 bull run, and a plan to boost Union Pacific and Southern Pacific dividends to seize market control, foiled by the San Francisco disaster and tightened money.

Harriman Big Bull Morgan Harriman Group Union Pacific Southern Pacific Union Pacific Treasury Union Pacific Company Northern Pacific Great Northern Wall Street Southern

Wealth as Burden and the Sadness of Riches

A verse fragment from Louisville Courier-Journal and Denver Times contrasts riches with burden and deception. It laments that wealth brings worry while poverty can spark relief, noting the writer seeks a chance at expressing sadness.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Thirteen rattlesnakes loose aboard South Pacific freighter El Alba

In a Galveston report the El Alba bound for New York reportedly carried thirteen rattlers from Brownsville. Five escaped their box while the crew barricaded below. two snakes reached the deck and coiled around a rail as sailors refused to aid in capture. The freighter, about LW miles offshore, waited for orders near the Mexican coast. The article also notes January 16 French university enrollment at 41,597 with 33,285 men and 8,312 women.

Galveston Tex Selegrana New York Brownsville Leoi

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