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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1901
Page
3
In a flooded river scene Lola Garza is found sheltered by Namampa the herb doctor as Lord Chugmough regains control of a wounded intruder. Tempest escapes the caverns by freeing horses and vows to reach higher ground amid mounting floodwaters.
During a great storm the Coroni floods the secret passage at the castle. Dona Maria Jacinta and Tempest with Medworth seek the flatboat near the entrance to outrun the flood as water pours into the caverns. A desperate night ride ahead under a deafening roar.
The piece discusses Victorien Sardou, famed French dramatist and academician, his rise from poverty to riches, his marriage to Mlle de Brecourt and later to his actress benefactress, and a famed incident with Sarah Bernhardt when he allegedly shook her during a rehearsal. It recalls the President's son sending wishes at Sardou's time and notes Bernhardt's later prominence.
Theodore Roosevelt becomes President after William McKinley’s assassination. Born October 27 1858 in New York City to Dutch and Scotch Irish ancestry. Early career included serving as civil service commissioner from 1899 to 1896 and strong support for civil service reform.
A compact profile of Theodore Roosevelt tracing his home schooling, Harvard degree in 1880, civil service reform efforts, and rise from New York Assemblyman to mayoral nominee, Rough Riders commander, and New York governor. It notes his writings, family, marriages to Alice Lee and Edith Carow, and eight children with details on each child and home life in Albany, Oyster Bay, and New York.
Sir William Long recounts a tale of a frail Scottish woman who could not endure long sermons. As she hobbled from church on a Sunday a coachman waiting for his passengers asked if the minister had finished. She replies he finished long ago but will not stop.
In Charlemagne's annals a contemporary king received two silken gowns as the most valuable gift. The gesture marks a notable diplomatic exchange during his reign.
The stage villain admits defeat before disappearing as a tired front-row spectator notes their money was spent to see the show. The odd exchange hints at a bleak mood amid a troubled performance.
Prof. Marsh of Wisconsin notes Lake Winnebago is about twenty eight miles wide yet only twenty five feet deep. The lake’s outlets deepen and its inlet fills the bottom with sand. Its shallowness fosters abundant vegetation and makes Winnebago unusually productive in fish.
A London Times notice seeks widowers and single gentlemen as suitors for a lady who will supervise the household and preside at table. The advert lists traits from agreeable to zealous and directs interested parties to X. Y. Z. at Simmonds' Library Edgware Road.
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