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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1900
Page
3
Mountain Rescue Drama Reunites Young Friends at Perrin’s
A sixteen year old girl recalls promising her younger brother and friend not to climb beyond Perrin’s. Ignoring the pledge, Marshall and Tommy explore a canyon on Wahsatch terrain. Tommy falls, Marshall races for help, and a mounted search party saves him as townsfolk and family await news. Tommy suffers injuries but is rescued. Marshall’s timely aid spares a tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie
Marshall
Perrin
Tommy
Ted
Wahsatch Range
Yommy
Tommi
Ceyote
Dormary
Mrs. Pervin
Marsh
Commy
Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Halloo
Chicago
Australian Snow Country and Alpine Life
Australian snow country offers botany students much to study in New South Wales. Investigations should be conducted in the warmer months from November to February when the Southern Hemisphere seasons are reversed. The alpine region is reachable from Sydney by a few hours of rail travel to its fringe, with well defined Kosciuszko tracks and guides available for lesser areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New South Wales
Sydney
Mt Kosciusko
Kin-Pau of Pekin Chronology and Paper Color
The Kin-Pau of Pekin is described as an ancient publication dating back over 1000 years. It started as a Monthly, became a weekly in 1361, and has published daily since the century’s start, currently issuing three editions daily on colored papers yellow white and gray to aid buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Celestial Kingdom
London Chronicle
Campaign Managers Prepare for 1900 Presidential Battle
The Chicago national committees for Republicans and Democrats plan a massive, well funded campaign with 5,000,000 buttons and lithographs, 5,500 speakers, stereopticon shows, and extensive canvassing to edge toward victory. Hanna and Jones coordinate a nationwide effort to sway voters, raise funds, and adapt messaging by state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
McKinley
Bryan
Express
Washington
Congress
Senator Hanna
Senator Jones
Representative Dolliver
Iowa
Representative Dalzell
Pennsylvania
National Committee
Hanna
Jones
Servia's Queen Brings Inland Rumors And Trade Remark
Reports mix royal marriage gossip at Belgrade with diplomatic snubs toward Queen Draga and rising Spain US trade. A Toledo pastor, Rev Brown, and his wives dispute unfold. The upper Mississippi shell button trade booms with 1,627 workers counted and 5,000 people earning livelihoods from shelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draga
Mme
Draga Maschin
Ferdinand
Belgrade
Our Commerce with Spain Trade Turns to Peace Over War
Spain has learned it is better to trade with Uncle Sam than to fight it. The note reflects on a recently concluded treaty and the shift toward commerce as the preferred path in relations between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Uncle Sam
Defendant Denies Knowledge of Unnoted Change
He asserts the alteration occurred without his knowledge or that of his attorneys and claims the court reporter missed the change as it slipped through unnoticed.
Secretary Hay Maintains Agility With Daily Exercise
Few men his age are as agile as secretary Hay who, though past 60, stays active with daily exercises and a brisk walk each afternoon. Every morning at 7 he receives massage treatment from a skilled Swedish operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Gallimore Potter Designer Dies in Trenton
William Wood Gallimore died recently in Trenton New Jersey a renowned American pottery modeller and designer born in England where his potter family were prominent linked to the Worcester works as first owners He left behind two daughters who have already shown notable skill in the craft
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wood Gallimore
Trenton
N. J
United States
England
Worcester Works
Gallimores
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Porto Rico
Scott
Manley
Servia
Rev. Brown
C. C. Brown
Green Street
Mary Brown
Charles Brown
Charles C. Brown
Mississippi River
Gen. Barnard
la Crosse
Wis
Clarkesville
Dubuque
Sutton
Muscatine
Tvo
Gen. von Lessel
China
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