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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1901

Page

3

Marys Love and the Kirkstall Inn Mystery

In a stormy night at Kirkstall Inn, Mary shares a dangerous secret with Jack Meadows. Morley pushes for swift justice as Squire Bellingham’s groom reports a bloodstained ride, leading to a plan to warn Parker. Jack confronts Parker and Foster, offering mercy to the hunted.

Jack Meadows Parker Foster Meather Bell Scarborough Jack Kirkstall Star and Garter Richard Parker

Marys interlude shifts in a murder tale chapter fragment

A magistrate and a parson prompt Mary to recount events from a murder inquiry. She recalls walking to the abbey, hearing voices, hiding, and seeing men carrying a body with a hat blown to her feet. The hat, and the witness’s obdurate stance, tie to previous clues as old Morley helps connect the case. The constables probe the crime scene amid confusion and struggle.

Mary Morley Rome

Misleading figures from sugar trust circular

A 1901 letter from Willett and Gray argues against sugar tariff removal, detailing US consumption 2,219,847 tons last year and projected 2,360,585 tons this year, with 1,360,585 tons from duty-bearing sources. It attacks claims of tariff benefits, notes Cuba sugar price data, and warns removal would harm beet sugar development and related US industries.

Wall Street New York United States Louisiana Hawaii Porto Rivo Cuba Willett & Gray Sugar Statisticians Statistical Sugar Trade Journal Sugar Trust Lincoln

Rethinking Fine Stock Pedigrees for Practical Farms

The article argues pedigreed stock is not the sole path to quality. It promotes natural breeding, selective mating of top farm animals, and building a high grade home herd without obsession over pure blood. It notes advantages of naturally bred stock for immediate profits and cross breeding benefits.

Farmers’ Review Illinois Alaska Kansas

Devil as angel of light echoes in Rev Dr Mack’s sermon

The Atlanta Constitution cites Rev Dr J B Mack of South Carolina arguing the devil’s mission demeans not his existence but his personal attributes. He notes biblical references portray the devil as an angel of light and beauty, and that painters have often depicted him as a fallen archangel.

J. B. Mack South Carolina Ezekiel St. Paul Ariven Milton Atlanta Constitution

New Zealand Scenic Beauty Described In Vivid Detail

Read like a travel sketch, this prose extols New Zealand scenery with alpine mountains, ocean views, waterfalls, golden farms, lakes, geysers, and forests. It compares the landscape to Norway, Switzerland, Italy, and England, praising verdant valleys and flowering trees along vast wilderness.

Thes Beatis Norway Erland Italy England

Sugar Duty Debate Prompts Congressional Action

A critical review argues the sugar tariff is designed to impress the nation while robbing consumers. It claims the duty shifts vast revenue burdens to the public, paying cane growers about 36 dollars per ton and inflating domestic yields. The piece questions benefits to consumers, notes inflated figures for Porto Rico and Louisiana, and warns refiners could jack up prices if raw sugar imports dominate.

American Sugar Refining Company Missouri River Congress Ross Louisiana Porto Rico Copsiferstian

Trade Growth Cited Under Tariff Protections

The note praises our foreign trade, both imports and exports, as satisfactory and linked to protective tariff laws. It emphasizes that this expansion occurs while critics denounce free trade policies.

Allentown

Cattle and Cats Dry Feed Practices For Winter福利

Farmers discuss winter feeding for dairy cows and post weaning young cats. Cows on dry winter rations often show reduced milk flow, yet must receive reasonable allowance to stay in good condition. The text also includes stray remarks on a genius and knowledge beyond others.

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Mr. Taylor Joseph Morley Taylor Wilson Squire Bellingham William Hark-to-Rover Harrogate Road Willam Tom T’ Abbey Squire Lockwood Tom Sheffield Luke Tam Mr. Parker Weill Jim Gentleman Parkers Aishefman Mavemeyer Literary Bureau Natarar Kreadlar Uncle Sam Satanic New Zealand Russian Empire
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