Climbing Triumph Ends With Missed Glass Moment
They stand on a mountain peak flushed by heat and wind. She laments leaving the glass behind, while he calmly shifts a lunch basket and suggests drinking from the bottle since no one is nearby.
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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1910
Page
3
They stand on a mountain peak flushed by heat and wind. She laments leaving the glass behind, while he calmly shifts a lunch basket and suggests drinking from the bottle since no one is nearby.
A playful exchange has a young person asking Algernon why the ocean is salty. Algy responds in a drawn out manner that perhaps it is because there are many salt fish in it, delivering a light humorous line from Success.
Ed Sterns body recovered from the Red River two miles north of Moorhead after a February disappearance from Cleveland N D. The find confirms identity with papers and envelopes in his clothing. A dog carcass near the scene ties to Sterns as sightings noted in Fargo and Moorhead.
William C Russell declares Daniel Blake Russell from Fresno Cal is his brother and heir to Melrose estate. He vows to support the claim and urges completion of legal steps to divide the Russell fortune while criticizing the North Dakota claimant as an imposter.
Two sons of Philip Badali, wealthy Italians of Witkinsburg, were found dead from poison in their Pittsburgh home. The coroner cites possible poisoning by another or accidental ingestion. Badali, learning of the deaths, fainted and alleged a vendetta tied to unpaid money. Police had guarded the home after a prior incendiary fire and received threatening letters for months.
Melrose Massachusetts erupted in uproar after the Russell will decision adverse to a Dickinson claimant. About 1000 protesters attacked a witness home and an estate, dragged an effigy to a tree and set it afire, with blows and stones from a mob that included many women. Police were unable to restrain the crowd, and no arrests were reported.
New York April 13 Clifford W Hartridge failed to collect 92 000 in counsel fees from Mrs Marie Copley Thaw the prisoner's mother He sought the balance after the first trial for Stanford White murder Judge Holt denied the motion to set aside the sealed verdict and called for an inquiry into Hartridges professional conduct and possible perjury charges
Nashville April 13 Governor Patterson granted a full pardon to Col Duncan B Cooper whose twenty year sentence for the murder of United States Senator E W Carmack was affirmed by the state supreme court today. The swift action followed the court decision causing a sensation.
Nashville quiets after state supreme court action and Governor Patterson’s pardon in Col. Duncan B. Cooper murder case. Col Cooper and his son have not spoken publicly and officials have declined interviews amid ongoing public talk.
John R. Walsh, the Chicago banker serving a federal sentence at Leavenworth prison, remains in poor health. Officials report no improvement since arrival and fear a possible collapse after weeks of decline.
Strikers in Philadelphia halt trolleys in the northeast with mobs stoning cars at multiple points. No injuries reported as crowds move vehicles to new attack sites.
April 4 report from Tennessee details a vault heist at the First National Bank. Robbers blew the vault, escaping with over ten thousand dollars as bloodhounds tracked the trail though suspects remained at large.
Dr Hans Pfleiderer, a prominent German jurist, travels from Newark to examine American court systems. He plans weeks in New York and will then visit Boston Cambridge Chicago Denver New Orleans and other cities to observe juvenile and general courts and discuss improvements with local officials.
Washington April 13 by the provisions of a bill reported by the house committee on public land western cities will be enabled to acquire adjacent public land for park sewer and other municipal purposes. As much as one section or more may be acquired in this way.
In Nazareth area a disaster at Nazareth Portland Cement Co. quarry kills eleven foreign workers. The incident occurred in Nazareth township and involved foreign nationals as victims. Authorities investigate possible causes and safety failures at the site.
Supreme Justice Moody hoped to return to Washington this winter but a setback prevented his attendance at Attorney General Wickersham’s dinner for the Supreme Court. If he can attend the fall term, officials see no reason he should not sit in the oil and tobacco trust cases, where he led initial steps in these matters.
The interview with Joseph Cannon highlights his admiration for Canada and Western homesteading. He recounts breaking parts of the Tenth Commandment while traveling, then notes Americans moving to Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, or British Columbia for 160 acre farms with strong yields, social services, and better returns.
At a Washington dinner Andrew Carnegie echoed his famous line about the disgrace of dying rich. He quipped that there are no pockets in a shroud and that efforts to carry wealth beyond death would melt away.
A wry Freudian exchange hints at a well known figure dubbed the secret police by a crowd. The reference plays on public perception and insinuates a hidden power inside the community.
Dr J H Rindlaub of Fargo North Dakota operates a practice in eye ear nose and throat care. The note quotes a saying about loving abundantly and living forever attributed to Drummond.
A short ad copy urges self treatment for colds by taking Perry Dans Painkiller. It claims it beats Quinine and is safer. It notes large bottles are the cheapest option and mentions grass widows in casual slang.
A wedding guest questions the aged mariner about a past albatross shooting scene and whether a photo exists. The veteran sailor concedes he is now outdated, reflecting on changing times.
When rubbers become necessary and your shoes pinch use Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder. It cures tired feet and relieves corns and bunions. Ideal for breaking in new shoes and dancing events. Sold everywhere 26c. Free sample by mail from Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
A sharp remark about men learning that wives who know their own minds defy the stereotype of quiet, obedient wives. The quip suggests marital expectations and gender roles in relationships.
A reflective line notes that people seek perfection in others while failing to amend their own faults. The quote expresses self-examination and moral instruction attributed to Thomas a Kempis.
An advertisement extols Quaker Oats as an ideal food that is delicious appetizing and strengthening. It claims oats cost almost nothing compared with other foods and that it builds the best.
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