The Doctor's Pilemma Ends in Ville-en-bois Return
The narrator recalls a night of fear as threats loom from the Doctor figure Dr Kaie Dobree. A rescue arrives when Mongleur and allies return to Ville-en-bois, restoring safety and a sense of control.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
3
The narrator recalls a night of fear as threats loom from the Doctor figure Dr Kaie Dobree. A rescue arrives when Mongleur and allies return to Ville-en-bois, restoring safety and a sense of control.
In a French valley Madame and Richard confront a possible English foe. Pierre spies a stranger lingering near the presbytery and reports him sneaking toward a factory, raising fears of danger to Madame and disruption at the hamlet.
In a sunlit Australian town a fever grips a cottage near a mill as Monsieur Laurentie fights for aid with the help of Tardif and the devoted caretaker. The scene shifts between a fever ward, a watchful lover, and a village grappling with peril and duty. The tale continues with a promise of confrontation and rescue.
Secretary Root has daily talks with Senators Lodge and Platt on bills to govern the Philippines. Proposals authorize railroad and utility franchises, bond issues to buy religious order property, homestead rights, mining regulation, and a coinage and banking system for the islands.
Memorial services and a procession were held in Manila on December 30 for Jose Rizal the Filipino leader. Acting governor Wright addressed participants and the event drew attention for anti friar sentiment. General Chaffee and General Wheaton traveled to Batangas to inspect the province and confer with General Bell and return tomorrow.
Hugh J Benner of New York has accepted the appointment as chief of the Manila fire department. The report from Washington dated January 2 notes his acceptance of the tender and his forthcoming duties in the Philippine capital.
Four white men killed J M Rhea an engine driver on a Yarn a Mississippi Valley branch train near LeLand Mississippi after a quarrel over seating. The assailants then fired and fled arrest awaiting jail or custody in Leland and Shelby.
Washington reports Rear Admiral Silas Casey departed Acapulco aboard the Wisconsin bound for Callao Peru. The Iowa may regain flag duties as the Wisconsin reaches Callao, leaving both battleships patrolling off Chile Argentina and Peru to safeguard American interests amid rising tensions.
The Hague January 2. Russian chamberlain M Komaroff handed to Professor Asser a reply to the last U S note regarding Behring Sea seal fisheries. The note concerns seizure of American dealers weasels by the Russian government about six years ago and the arbitration claims.
A Malta Illinois collision between the Omaha Flyer and a freight train caused four deaths and about 29 injuries as a siding switch was left open by mistake. The crash ignited cars and a fire burned eight freight cars and a sleeping car. Medical teams treated the injured at St Luke's hospital in Chicago.
Washington reports brutal killings of native policemen and civilians by outlaw bands in the Philippines under American rule. Three Laoag to San Nicholas policemen were bound and thrown alive into a well after torture. others killed by ambush, beheading, and club blows. Several attackers were sentenced to hang by a military commission.
A water spout over Tangiers Morocco on January 1 breaches Baffe town causing enormous damage. About a hundred people are reported drowned with no Europeans among the casualties.
Two freight wrecks occurred near Opelika and another location within 30 miles as heavy rains flooded tracks and caused embankments to give way. One man was killed and three injured with heavy property loss.
London reports from Lord Kitchener that British prisoners captured when Boers rushed Colonel Firman's camp at Zeefontein have been liberated and returned to Bethlehem.
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