Ask Me Not The Haven Of Our Ships
Poem fragment by John Charles MacNeill printed in Century laments love and fate. It ponders youth, sacrifice, separation from home, and the ache of fleeting chances amid storms and social ruin. The speaker pleads for guidance while confessing passion and loss across wide seas.
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Engagement Tested by Father In New York Weekly
Dick confronts Violet and her father over trust and money in a tense scene. violet admits a test of love while dick contemplates breaking off the engagement to preserve reputations. mr dixon reluctantly yields and wishes them happiness as dick vows to prove himself worthy.
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Curious observations span biology and history across news notes
A historical miscellany surveys a wide range of curiosities from the Redan battle casualties ratio to unusual wildlife finds. It mentions a pink eyed bear killed by hunters in Pennsylvania, amber containing preserved tiny remains, a musical fish in Lake Batticaloa, and French interest in alligator farming in the south of France. It also notes a Siberian river oak mine with varied riverbed soils and proposes molasses as an egg preservation method.
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Unfortunate Topic Sparks Fierce Public Fight
In a Chicago Tribune excerpt Ruffon Wratz asks what he would do if left a million dollars. Goodman Gonrong replies he would bath and clothe him and hire him for a valley. Spectators recall the ensuing fight as one of the fiercest on record.
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Jesus the Good Shepherd and the true fold
The Sunday School lesson emphasizes Jesus as the good shepherd who enters by the door, knows his sheep, and lays down his life for them. It contrasts true shepherds with false teachers and explains the universal, salvific reach of Christ for believers and Gentiles alike.
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Police Guard Exceed the Crowd in Bank Run
In Cincinnati on March 28 the run on the Union Savings Bank and Trust company exhausted itself as police sent to maintain order outnumbered the depositors seeking to withdraw funds.
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Chicago man located after long search in lurid case
A Chicago lunatic described as twisted by local press has been located after an extended manhunt. Police say the suspect known for disturbing behavior was found without incident and is in custody awaiting further questioning.
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Garfield Commission report contests beef profiteering myths
The Garfield investigation on beef packers conclusions finds profits per head around 90 cents and shows Western firms do not control over half the U S beef supply. The report, backed by official data from Armour Swift Nelson Morris and others, deems capitalizations reasonable and profits lower than commonly believed. It notes high beef prices followed 1901 crop shortfalls and cites extensive access to packers records and voluntary disclosures.
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