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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1899
Page
6
A fragmented excerpt from a romance presents royal intrigues, staged marches, and perilous orders from the House of Isttens. Amid embassies and escape, the narrator schemes with allies, winds through inns, coastlines, and courts, and meets Princess Barbara aboard a royal vessel before a staged dawn wedding and a swift voyage back to England. The tale blends courtly peril, theft threats, and devotion as the hero travels toward a fateful reunion.
A garbled report describes an unfamiliar man approaching the president at a public seating in New York. The man asserts a desire to talk while others interpret the scene as a formal, uncertain exchange amid a tense room.
A cited profile of General Buller, praised for South African campaigns and distinct command. It recounts his role in the Zulu and Transvaal conflicts, his leadership style, and the valor that earned him the Victoria Cross, along with references to his troops and notable engagements.
An article recounts readers and a New York printer debating Bible pages printed on gold leaf and the practice of cutting and circulating sheets. Witnesses describe how fragile gold sheets were used to decorate pages and the concern over profaning sacred text.
A fragmentary account describes postwar misappropriations of cotton and other valuables from the South, with tens of millions tied to federal offices. It cites Secretary Willian B. Chandler creating a division to address the broader loss, noting owners may be alive or not and that restitution is unlikely. The piece references proceeds from cotton seized by government agents and unsettled claims across southern cities, highlighting accountability questions and uncertain recoveries.
Wiltard, a surviving era figure in Washington hotel history, faces failing health and waning vitality. He reflects on wealth, inactivity, and the burden of memory, noting his inability to sleep and uncertainty about the future. He contemplates remaining active despite age and frail health, while pondering money and legacy.
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