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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1901
Page
2
Fragmentary verse imagery evokes nature in May and winter echoes with Arbutus blooms and birds. It references John Burroughs and a scene of woods, drums, frost, and fading year, matching a reflective nature column tone.
In a shipboard tale by P. Coughlan, a narrator recounts a chaotic landing of a bag on deck, a handsome girl aboard, and growing bond with Milas Gray during a ten day voyage from Liverpool toward Philadelphia. On the Delaware return a revelation emerges as the couple confronts future plans and a desire not to run away.
Orthodox Boston clergyman rents a sea shore cottage, leaves for country visit with another clergyman. His children build sand forts, find empty wine bottles, and scatter them as mock artillery. On return he sees the scene and confronts the imagined offense with a stern gesture.
A historical piece outlines Senator James M. Kyle of South Dakota promoting a national university in the capital. It details governance, endowment, and eligibility, tracing support from Presidents Washington to Monroe, Adams, Jackson, Grant, and Hayes, and quotes Kyle’s appeals for timely action. It notes obstacles like climate and governance, and compares proposals with the original site near University Square.
Morvey Scott, aged 88, left a will that may deprive his heirs of funds totaling about $80,000 in United States currency. The will’s executors are challenged as a probate dispute unfolds. Scott burned money before death and removed an executor, while his widow had died earlier. The case centers on preserving the money for charitable use versus following the will’s terms.
Reports say Lt Evans led a detachment near Toa Hatangas province and captured Col Martin Cabrera the insurgent commander in southern Tatangas along with his adjutant and guards. Cabrera had controlled insurgents south of Tatangas city and Mindanao rumors noted. Evans also burned a camp and seized twenty tons of rice, highlighting the rich Nanjin farming valley.
A national conference call by J. Cook leads Populists and reform factions to plan a unified third party in Kansas City on September 17 18 and 19. The aim is to align with all reform forces and revive the People's Party in line with the Kansas City conference principles.
Multiple brief items report a grain bin collapse at Smith and Mow elevator with 4000 bushels of wheat spilled and 5000 more in storage, a land contest over Lawton townsite, a Robbery near Rush Springs with injuries, a homicide in Bridgeport, and various law and order actions in Lawton and surrounding towns.
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