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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
6
Tutelary protection by Mrs. Charles A. White starts a dog exchange and boarding home. Dogs to dispose of go to the home, while those who want dogs can obtain them at small cost. Boarding stalls and medical care planned to aid pedigreed canines, with funds aiding poorer dogs and children charity efforts.
An illustrated notice recounts the rise of Sir James Brooke and his nephew Sir Charles Brooke as rulers of Sarawak in Borneo. It notes Sarawak's vast extent, a trained army of 500, a small navy, and thousands of irregulars. The piece recalls colonial reform, romance, and the perilous expedition against headhunters.
W. B. Leeds of United States Steel Corporation unveils a $100,000 stable on East Eighty-eighth Street in Manhattan. The brick and stone building features steam heat, electric light, hot water, elevators, and lavish accommodations for horses and grooms, rivaling any city facility.
A Philadelphia Press tale warns hunters who bring home game not shot themselves. Mr Walsingham, returning from a hunt, claims a bird he bagged for his wife, but it proves to be a carrier pigeon with a tag from Bigelow & Arnold, Poultry and Game, Central Market.
A summer girl questions a new novel while the other dismisses it due to a horrid yellow cover not matching her gowns. The Philadelphia Press quotes the exchange. A saying notes that any man can make his wife do anything she wants to.
John A Smyth argues the self made man starts ahead with hard work and wealth need. however college bred men gain long term advantages if they apply grit and run the business marathon from bottom to top. He sees merit in both paths depending on the individual and effort.
Samuel Gompers explains the 147000 anthracite miners striked in Pennsylvania. He traces years of wage cuts and high living costs, company store debt, and poor housing in boggs. He notes miners offered arbitration and wage/orders demands failed, urging lasting social and industrial improvement.
Mon J H Bramwell M C condemns anarchism as a plague and urges decisive government action. The piece argues anarchy destroys government and society, warns of its spread in free speech climates, and calls for strict enforcement of stringent laws backed by public support.
Historical account recalls the 1779 assault on Fort Stony Point led by General Anthony Wayne at midnight July 15. American force used stealth, bayonets, and a coordinated two‑division attack to seize the fort with 15 killed and 83 wounded. 546 British soldiers were taken prisoner.
A long miscellany of witticisms and jokes from several papers. The items cover social manners, misquoted remarks, and humorous exchanges involving sailors, professors, and neighbors. Notable bits include lines about blame in Dreyfus affairs, married pessimists, and admirals attending society receptions.
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