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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1901
Page
3
Miss Marjorie wanders the garden at night seeking solace from the Magnum household and memories of a vanished love. She ponders past happiness with a guiding voice and wonders if the Banley haunt will accept her tale and grant her a place among its people.
Marjorie is reunited with her returned lover who reveals he has made a fortune in Australia. He plans to marry her, dismiss the cruel guardianship she endured, and they prepare to elope with Marjorie in tow. Julius, son of the house, is thwarted, and the couple escapes to the haunted Mecklenburg square setting.
Mrs Russell Sage wife of the New York capitalist argues that fashionable women have no time for charitable work and should be excused from active benefactions if their means allow. She denies society’s lack of sympathy noting few NY families spend over 200000 yearly and few nationwide exceed that. She cites Helen Gould and a social leader who built a mission school from an inherited 200000 income. She adds that social duties occupy every minute and would not seek charitable help from such circles.
The May 15 killing of census clerk James S Ayres at the Kenmore Hotel in Washington is tied to Lola I Bonine who says she left Ayres room after a struggle for his pistol. She describes a confrontation, a wound, and a flight to safety. police note Ayres had courted her for months and the case centers on a pistol struggle. Also noted are two G A R veterans, Henry Dorman born 1799 and Gilbert Van Zandt, claimed as oldest and youngest members respectively, from Missouri camp activities.
Chicago Record reports a drastic transformation of the Chicago river after a ship steward’s arrest signals strict enforcement by the sanitary board. Stevedores and sailors face arrest for neglect, boats must pasteurize or boil water, and profanity must be disinfected, as Lake Michigan blue waters wash the river clean. The piece also notes King Edward’s birthday shift and promotes Russ’ Bleaching Blue for laundering.
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