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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1906
Page
3
A jumble of brief notes and quips covers fashion, crime, science, and politics. It mentions Krupp trousseau costs, racing mischief, Cuba, Spain, English spelling, English humor, and Lady Bernhardt. Also notes bank wrenches, spinal surgery hints, balloonists, and a Norse crown.
The Bombay Presidency hosts nearly two hundred mills powered by over one million spindles employing about two hundred thousand workers. Production nears six hundred million pounds of yarn annually, with half exported to China. Wages and long hours draw concern as mill owners push longer days, sometimes under electric light, while a consul notes the average weaver earns less than eight dollars monthly.
A recalled dining with Aureataland army officers reveals a mixed crowd of Spanish American, Brazilian and American colonels. The narrator, sober and vigilant, stirs talk of the President, faces murmurs and covert threats, and contemplates a personal coup as the clock passes midnight.
The President confronts a twelve to one revolt at the Golden House, yielding not a word as the Colonel demands surrender. After tense standoff and nonlethal injuries to Carr, the President finally orders restraint and departs with guards, while Thelley’s narration ends in uncertainty about the aftermath.
A humorous dialogue from Watt's Magazine narrates a motherly declaration by a millionaire's mother to her son seeking a husband. Percy is surprised as the mother clarifies she can only be a mother, not a wife to him, with quips about his father speaking first.
A rural tale centers on Uncle Hiram and Brother Eben as a son creates stained glass winders for his new house. Aunt Samantha warns to keep quiet about it, blaming a troublesome marriage to a reckless gal and joking that she won’t wash away the stains.
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