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31 Jan 1901
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Sumner Press in Sumner, Illinois
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Newspaper
Sumner Press
Location
Sumner, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1901
Page
1
Notable Yet Fractured European News Fragments
A garbled mix of wartime and cultural notes outlines mass murder convictions, France's no drinking drive, and a Palestine Discovery Fund report. It mentions Maupassant Baudelaire and others destroyed by a period of terror, cotton output, and army prohibition. It also notes Pompeii excavations and a bronze statue discovery with a lofty value near a Pompeii villa. The Jerusalem vats find hints at ancient industry. Dr. William Jones uncovers Civil War documents at Washington and Lee University. General Lee pardoning details are touched. The piece concludes with a Pompeii statue find, tied to Orsi and the Idolino degli Uimsi reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Guy de Maupassant
Alfred Jusset
Baudelaire
Otton
Chamber of Deputies
Ptopie
Jerusalem
Palestine Exploration Fund
Job
Ben-Hassan
Joshua
William Jones
Army of Northern Virginia
Lee
Washington and Lee University
Dr. Jones
Leon
Pompeii
Orsi
Syracuse
Florence
Pompe
Pompeli Fogither
Love and secrets at Easthill in a seaside tale
In a quiet harborage near Easthill on Sea, Beryl Leodoo confides to Harold Dynevor about her past and fear of justice. Miss London charms the Dynevor household as plans unfold about Uplands, a looming foreclosure spreads pressure, and family memories resurface shaping loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Harold
Marton
Proctor
Harold Dynevor
Dynevor
Eustace London
Micaelmas
Herold Dynevor
Dynevor Manor
Uplands
Eustace Lindon
Beryl
Aimt Ning
Nina
Mr. Lindon II
Eery
Mises
Easthill
Helen CravenEngagement and visit to fiance's family
Kitty visits Mrs Tanner at Woodlands seeking Miss London. Eustere Lindon holds the mortgage, weighing on the family. Agnes Tanner praises Miss London as patient and sweet, hoping to keep her at the school as Woodlands faces uncertain prospects. Bet is sent to join Miss London at Uplands for tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Craven
Mrs. Tanher
Helen
Kitty
Eustere Lindon
Harold
Easthill-on-Sea
Woodlands
Mrs. Tanner
Wilmots
Beryl
Miss London
New Trades Training For Crippled Children In Chicago
Pupils at a public school for crippled children in Tito hall will begin a new weeklong training program. Mrs Emma F Haskell will lead classes for hands on work and needlework while truant officers survey city needs for transport. Supt Cooley will seek board approval for materials and instructors. Budget notes show a shortfall in education revenue versus appropriations and a salary dispute involving Secretary Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma F. Haskell
Tito Hall
Chicago News
Cooley
Board of Education
Haskell
Larson
Harris
Kerfogt
Herrin
Custer
Properly Lining and Storing Everyday Plates and Cutlery
The drawer for everyday plates should be lined at the bottom with green baize large enough to fold over the plate. After use, plates should be put away neatly with large forks together and small ones grouped, keeping items orderly.
Senate Pushes Treaty Vote and Grants Various Bills
In Washington the Senate confirmed James Sarian as Attorney General of Porto Rico after a lengthy session. They passed a bridge allocation for Gray's Point, Missouri, and advanced multiple appropriation bills. The House sent claims against Cramp & Sons to the Court of Claims and considered mining and currency measures. The shipping subsidy bill drew debate as the Senate and House pursued broader fiscal reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jencary
Wyshington
Senate
James
Porto Rico
Mississippi River
Gray's Point
Bfr
Allison
Washington
Me. Chardier
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Houses of Congress
House of Representatives
United States
House
Rend
Court of Claims
Cramp & Sons
New York
Columbia
Massachusetts
Indiana
Congress
Conare
West
District of Calombi
Henun Gil
Thoraday
Wasrington
Alarcon
Chafrrmain
Sena
In- Gan
Wil
Indian appropriation bill and naval provisions debated
The Senate and House tackled a mixed agenda on January 9 with amendments to the Indian appropriation bill. Debates touched irrigation surveys for San Care Jo and the GIs River, land questions in the Philippines, and possible taxation in Indian Territory. A government land information request and funding for water rights and supplies were discussed. the measure advanced after executive session but with amendments still unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
San Care Jo
Gis River
Anchep
Eoreehizaelon Bnl Seutkeg
Benatorea
Anil Mordus
Dfanr
Masaachisetts
Troan Uil
Indian Territory
Jacarlo Apache Indian Reservation
Klamath Agency
Orezor
Secretary of the Interior
Utes
Battle With Robbers Near Flippen Ends in Deaths
Nashville dispatch reports two fierce clashes between a posse and cash robbers near Flippen. Methodist minister Rev. Denzy was killed. his son mortally wounded. One robber killed, another captured, two wounded and jailed to avert lynching after a dash toward the Kentucky line. The gang seized several hundred dollars and burned notes at Moss, Burnley, & Hail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soo
Nashville
Tenn
Safe Cubbera
Flippen
Denzy
Moss
Burnley & Hail
Willard
Hartridle
Macon County
Kentucky
Tompkinsville
Fire in Montreal hits wholesale district buildings
Fire in Montreal on January 24 destroyed M. Saxe & Sou wholesale clothing and a large block bounded by St. Peter and surrounding streets. The Board of Trade building, a six story red sandstone edifice on St. Sacrament, was also lost. More than 200 tenants affected with losses likely in the millions. total damage estimated at over 24 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Mas
M. Saxe & Sou
St. Peter and Lemoyne
Tess
St. Peter, St. Sacrament
St. Nicolas
St. Paul
Board of Trade
St. Sacrament Street
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