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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1900
Page
7
In the desert chapter’s close Paul awakens to Margaret by his side after illness. Adrienne grants blessing as Margaret vows to nurse him. Paul asks if she is truly his forever, and they share a final kiss as Adrienne acknowledges their happiness and friendship. The scene closes with reconciliation and hope.
A man named Fred stays by a gravely ill child, Maisie, after a quarrel involving Lucy and a hidden letter. He promises secrecy, forgives, and vows to win the girl back to life with patient care as Maisie awakens and names him as her source of healing.
A narrator recalls promises made to Maisie a seventeen year old girl while visiting the Dormers' house as she nears death. The story reveals a deep friendship between two families and a promise in a tense moment. Maisie, once a toddling baby, is now near death and the narrator contemplates unspoken truths.
A circular from the Legitimist Jacobite League of Great Britain and Ireland, issued via Registrar Rodwaye in Roxbury Massachusetts, asks who has the best right to the British throne between Robert and George. It notes Robert as son of Princess Mary Theresa of Modena and Mary IV II, while George is the Duke of York, and implies acceptance of Queen Victoria and the prince of Wales.
A Syracuse dekadrachm dating to 405 B C sold for 665 dollars at a London sale of rare antique coins. An American eagle from the first year of U S gold coinage brought 27 dollars. Other rare Italian French and German coins also commanded high prices.
Lord Rayleigh is appointed by the British government as chairman of a committee to investigate gun powders and gun designs with which they may be used to the best advantage. The panel’s aim is to study explosive materials and weapons to advise on safe and effective applications.
A scathing critique of Nebraska's fusion era at the Institute for the Blind in Nebraska City. The piece alleges mismanagement, inflated payrolls, political patronage, and irregular contracting practices, detailing the superintendent Harris and staff, payrolls, and vouchers while charging the board and governor with continual meddling and inefficiency.
Isaac Mulford of Bridgeton New Jersey set a man trap to catch missing chickens. His son Alfred, returning late, was caught in the trap and slept at the house in fear of a scolding. The first to see him next morning was his father.
Witham and the Georgia bankers took a southern junket with cashiers and escorts. No marriages were reported yet though seven engagements are understood to have been made and weddings are expected to follow in Gear via in due time.
After a White House conference the United States sent a firm note to China citing unsettled governance in Pekin and hostilities against allied forces. Conger reports Pekin is occupied by multiple powers with the imperial palace abandoned and the court moved westward.
The will of the late Senator John J Ingalls filed in Atchison Kansas probate court naming wife Anna Louise as sole executrix without bond. The document dated August 24 1889 is witnessed by E F J Haig and W R Clay with signature and seal.
In New York on August 23 it was announced that the will of Collins P. Huntington will be filed tomorrow or Friday. Several conferences were held at the Southern Pacific office and the will was expected to be read to the family this afternoon or evening.
Rome reports a surge in duels across Italian towns with four duelists killed in a single Saturday. In the past year 2,400 duels occurred and 480 deaths resulted, many sparked by trivial pretexts among army officers.
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