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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1903
Page
2
A collage of satirical items notes Kipling’s preferences and poetry, anticipated Panama fashion, pensions for Cornell professors, and quirks of American and British culture. It jokes about banking a bank rupt, royal gossip, theater antics, and a Baltimore directory quip about rising municipal figures.
A Paris glow over duels shows evolving modern fencing replacing lethal force. The piece notes social status, courtly rituals, two-card cards for insults, and famed boulevardiers like Aure lien Scholl, with reflections on how French culture preserves honor through nonlethal challenges amid a changing era.
German farmers and planters own 1,000,000 acres of Brazilian soil. On part of this land, 20,000,000 coffee bushes are planted.
A long poem recalling a fallen loved one and a battlefield visit logs Antietam and Gettysburg scenes. It contrasts personal loss with Civil War memory, noting Burnside Bridge and Indiana troops at Chicamauga, and arguing Lee’s wartime stance and the need for reconciliation.
A Waldorf-Astoria gathering of Confederate veterans in New York recalls a bank employee with a limp who explains his wounding. He details a harrowing return from Missouri to Arkansas, martial law, a perilous train escape, and a life saving operation after a long road home.
A letter to the Chicago Chronicle signed Unto Veteran urges caution over erecting a statue of Confederate General Robert E Lee on the Gettysburg battlefield. The missive criticizes the haste and perceived animosity of supporters in the 3 A R posts and questions the plan's propriety amid a charged public debate.
Local veterans petition the state legislature in Richmond to fund a $20,000 Confederate cavalry monument in Capital Square. They seek half the total cost from the state to honor their commander General Jeb Stuart and his Virginian unit.
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