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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
3
A fragment from a Gothic tale details a pale ascent to a haunted hall where an iron gauntlet and a ghostly past intrude. Rose Cowley narrates love, delay, and a looming scandal as Mr Vere confronts her at a party, testing devotion and propriety.
A Taila correspondent recalls an armed or unarmed man evading a charging tiger. The traveler wheeled his pony, shouted, and faced the animal, forcing the tiger to retreat after a tense standoff in dense jungle, avoiding harm through bold action.
The sermon denounces speculative gambling and Wall Street excesses, urging investors to place surplus funds in safe mortgages and reputable institutions. It traces historic financial manias from Law's Mississippi scheme to the South Sea bubble and 1864 oil ventures, warning of ruin for reckless speculators. It calls miners, merchants, and clergy to integrity and prayer in business, ending with a moral warning about riches and judgment.
An article highlights the Free Kindergartens in New York City, where arriving children receive warm milk and bread. It recalls early 20th century schooling, peers shunning a poor boy, and contrasts with prekindergarten life where children aged 2 to 6 learned on the streets. It cites limited abuse cases and a chief of police noting only one arrest in nine years among 9,000 children in the program.
Washington correspondent reports that Baltimore City residents complain of crowing and cackling from chickens kept near homes as regulations restrict fowls. Police say two affidavits from different houses are needed to prove nuisance and cite a Northwestern case where a loud rooster led neighbors to seek action.
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