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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1900
Page
2
In a Boer era scene Bluebell Leslie rejects Tam Moore’s sudden marriage proposal. She asserts she loves her homeland and her father, refuses to flee with him, and gallops home with Rover as Moore follows. Aunt Elizabeth and a Zulu servant observe the tense afterword.
In Natal, a violent clash erupts when Gerald Moore strikes Sam and uses a racial slur. Bluebell defends the boy, denouncing the assault as she confronts Moore at the inn. The family at New Kelso reels from the confrontation as rumors of payback linger.
Adam Leslie demands Bluebell wed Gerald Moore to secure wealth and safety. Bluebell rejects the plan recalling Moore's danger and his hold over her father, while fearing a life of fear and dishonor. She flees to her room as Miss Elizabeth arrives at the doorway.
An advertising man cites Philadelphia papers to illustrate bold bargains and frank advertising. He notes a hat ad offering hats for $4 elsewhere and $3.50 in Philadelphia, calling the style a striking break that would boost trade if a New Yorker used it.
A muscular woman confronts a county clerk in a Utah county seat asking about a man named Jack Peters. She learns a license had been issued for John Peters to marry Eliza Waters two years earlier. She confirms, then states Jack Peters has escaped.
The theater agents in New York search foreign markets for fresh dramatic attractions. Critics quip that they should first mine their existing secured plays before chasing new works.
A woman distracted by a nearby alighting moment misses the text on her husband’s Macintosh display. The device reveals details of a likely major bargain advertisement. Authorities note the error may affect perception of pricing and terms.
A compact survey traces the party’s roots to early American factions and leaders, detailing caucus nominations, then state and national conventions. It covers the Whigs, Federalists, Know-Nothing era, and the rise of the Republicans with Lincoln, Grant, Hayes, Blaine, Harrison, McKinley, and Hobart.
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