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The Bottineau Courant

Location

Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1902

Page

7

Our Poetical Legacy of Romantic Revival and Its Voices

Professor Edward Dowden reflects on the Romantic Revival's legacy in Ireland and Britain. He traces naturalist and idealist threads from Fielding and Crabbe to Wordsworth, Scott, and Byron, highlighting how history, liberty, and human passion shaped poetry’s evolution and its view of past and future.

Fielding Crabbe Wordsworth Childe Harold Roderick Scott Gibbon Byron England

Charity Where Charity Belongs

An editorial admonishes misdirected philanthropy arguing testimonials go to the successful while the needy are left out. It urges donors to fund real needs and restrain vanity gifts, urging ambitious individuals to aim high yet manage expectations and leave a lasting personal legacy.

Man Rescues Self After Slipping On Cathedral Roof

Willis Carter of the Electric Light company was repairing a failed night lamp on a cathedral tower when a gust dislodged his cap and sent him sliding headfirst down a slippery slate roof. He clung with pliers, dragged himself upward, and in a harrowing ascent clawed back to the ridge and made it to the belfry. Bloodied but alive, he proceeded to descend and emerged into the street unaware of his own condition as onlookers gaped at the accident scene.

Ao City Great Lakes Willis Carter Electric Light Company Green Lake Carter Widerneath Heo Leela Ito Derneath

Beers Lemons and Cheese Mimic Salute Gaffe

Rhodes amused by a Cape voyage incident when Castle Hiner near Cherbourg saluting ex Empress Eugenie. French squadrons shouted Vivo lImperatrice as the yacht passed. Rhodes prompted crew to say Beef lemons and cheese, provoking a deafening chorus that drowned the French cries.

Rhodes Cape Cherbourg Eugenie Vivo _l'Imperatrice

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