World and national notes of unrest and disaster
Cholera hits Tokio and nations debate policy. President Roosevelt comment on the canal bill. Tornadoes wreck homes in Kentucky and Texas injuring and killing several. Gunboat Ranger arrives at Panama to monitor Pacific events. Aguinaldo dismissed as figurehead by Dewey. Miners strike remains unsettled. Weather rains reach as far as the Gulf aiding cotton, crops endangered. Venezuelan forces defeated near Urica, deserters flee Cumara and Barcelona. A woman in San Francisco kills herself. daughter burned saving her. Carnegie Steel raises wages for unskilled workers. Queen Alexandra to attend London coronation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. T
Ameer
Afghanistan
Hamib Dollah Khan
Minneapolis
Minn
Nathaniel W. King
Texas
Gulf
Edward
Costa Rica
Chilea
Cuco Island
Voss
Lilinoia
Naval Committee of the House
Melville Engineering Laboratory
Carnegie Steel Company
Northwest Notes report of storms and losses across the West
Severe hailstorm hits Denver causing strawberry and vegetable damage while eastern Wyoming weather boosts stock raisers. A missing man remains found in Missoula river. A launch fire off Richmond beach, Washington, kills two. Notable deaths and crimes span Butte to Casper with forest fire aid sought. A Montana gold and mineral production value is tallied at 60.39 million for 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado Line
Horace Ramsey
Missoula River
Marion
Richmond Beach
Wash
Sandy Young
Noah Young
Cheyenne
J.C. McLaughlin
Butte
Western Union Telegraph Company
Casper
Wyo
ES. Murphy
Henry Martin
Fred Kassaban
Kassaban
Sheep Creek
Mondell
Battle Lake
Grand
Wyoming-Colorado
Union Puelo
Cosgriff Bros
Carbon County
Boston Commission
Ragain
la Grande
Ore
Otis
Saratoga
Wye
Platte River
S. B. H. Tatem
Asayer
United States Assay
Helena
The Ideal Match That Was Not An Ideal Marriage
An essayistic tale of Harry and Helen, young, well-born and beloved, who marry with a belief in perfect compatibility. Her intellect and ambition rise while his business missteps erode their fortune. She dominates family life and social realms, while he seeks solace in clubs, hunting and distance, as affection fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Helen
Bears
Harry Thornton
Fatal Improvements and a Web of Affairs
A New York tale narrates Thornton’s affair with Eva La Sharpe, the love triangle with his wife Helen and Eva’s ambitious mother, ending with a farewell letter stating plans to live abroad. The piece notes divided blame, Eva’s undeniable pull, and a doctor’s grim German joke about too many improvements.
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Ons
Herman Skinner
Sixteenth National Bank
Thornton
New York
Madam
Eva la Sharpe
Europe
Alice
Helen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tokio
Roosevelt
Cuba
Lancaster
Panama
Ranger
Pacific
Iathmts
Wallis
Tex
Senate
Secretary of War
Dewey
Senate Committee
Aguin
Aldo
South Dakota
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Congress
Admiral Kempf
Taleu
China
Harischfeld
Merchants’ National Bank of
Helena, Mont
London Mail
Copenhagen
Alexandra
London
Urica
Cumara
Matos
Revolutionary
Barcelona
Hondreds
San Francisco
Gnaza Gerardi
Maria Gilletti
Middle Western
Prof. Cox
United States Weather Bureau
Chicago
Palma
Quesada
Washington
Gen. Wood
Northwest Notes
J. K. Toole
World's Fair Management
Mont
Union
Grant Smith
Mia
Sarah Olive Alddrich
Wey
Properiy CO
Penne
Julian E. Lane
Emerson, M. D
Tracy
Shadens
J. M. Rogers, D. D. S
Naganman
Zack Morte
Leon Calhoun
LAW
Magermax, Ake
BE. M. Dill
South Bai Street
Bheshons, Idaho
B. Githens
Marc
Myet A. Whaver
D. W. Yaden
Frank Pharris
Doc. Smith
F. M.crandall
H Eile Luis
Ocean
Hone
Idaho
Idaho Nursery
Payette
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