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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1900
Page
9
Margaret nurses the dying Paul in a desert camp while Adrienne and Cleland haunt the memory of battle and the barrier between them dissolves. Paul awakens, declares lifelong love, and his recovery seals a fragile happiness amid war and devotion.
William Bateman Leeds, head of American steel interests, marries Nannie Stewart Washington in Cleveland and surpasses famed fortunes with gifts totaling hundreds of thousands. Jewelry worth 65,000, paintings valued at 75,060, a 18,000 European purchase, a 10,000 coat, a 6,000 trousseau, and a 1,000 wedding ring illustrate a display of wealth. The couple will reside in New York.
A unnamed narrator recalls vows not to reenter the Domers house until a message arrives that Maisie is dying, prompting a reluctant return and a tense moment of confrontation inside the troubled residence. The fragment hints at family secrets and urgent moral tension surrounding Maisie's condition.
A Greek dekadrachm from Syracuse dated 405 BC sold for 665 dollars at a London sale of rare antique coins. An American eagle from the first year of U S gold coinage sold for 27 dollars. Rare Italian French and German coins also commanded high prices.
The dowager queen, sister of King Humbert of Italy and an aunt by marriage, is left penniless by Humbert's death along with Duchess Letitia of Aosta, his niece and sister-in-law. Queen Pia's lavish lifestyle leaves her annuity insufficient for her bills.
In a deep Arctic winter Eskimos lift morale with nightly concerts. The lone instrument is a tambourine made from a wooden hoop ninety inches across with wet deerskin. The performer strikes the drum while spinning, as four or five women attempt song, creating a discordant yet pleasing scene. Each man takes a turn hitting the drum when tired.
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