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The Fairbury Enterprise

Location

Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1901

Page

15

May Ghosts of Spring and a Hospital Romance

A spring scene opens with nature awakening as Miss Harwood's former lover Lawrence O Neil plans marriage to Miss Estelle Manwaring, daughter of a wealthy hospital chief. She recalls him and the old feud over money, then writes a note ordering a nighttime ride to a ranch, planning another walk with Larry.

Estelle Manwaring Virginia Harwood Miss Harwood Larry O’neil John Malchero Rancho Larry

Pine Needles and a Hidden Love in the Evergreen State

Miss Virginia Harwood and Larry O'Neil share a ramble through pine woods in Washington state as affection grows. He, a hardworking Irish ranch hand, betrays his devotion with quiet care and a sudden, impulsive kiss beneath the swaying trees, while she accepts his tenderness though unsure of the future.

Fannie Burling Crawford Daily Story Pub. Co Chicago Pacific Larry O'Neil Washington Miss Harwood Mr. O'Neil Evergreen State Hiawatha Virginia Harwood O'Neil Miss Harwood Sald

Valuable Grosbeak Eggs

In Dexter Maine, 15 year old Hector Sanborn set horsehair snares during a zero temperature week and collected over two dozen pine grosbeaks. He kept them in a lit room behind a barn, fed them seeds, and by April 1 had 34 eggs. After many died in spring, he released the survivors and shipped 30 eggs to a Boston naturalist earning $120. He awaits a repeat cold season hoping for a fortune.

Hector Sanborn Dexter New York Sun Sanborn Boston Maine

Mildred and Denzil in peril at Hart's Chase ride

In a January wood Mildred Trevanion injures her foot while fleeing a troublesome drive. Denzil Younge carries her to safety after a tense rescue. later they join a hunting party where a dangerous jump ends with a rider and horse thrown.

Denzil Miss Trevanion Mildred Eddie Miss Lisle Denzil Younge Frances Sylverton Sir George Lyndon

The Sultan as a Sportsman

The Sultan of Turkey shares interests with English speaking people in outdoor sports and horsemanship. He is said to be a good shot and owns dogs and horses like his sons. An English coachman taught princes to drive tandem and four in hand before being dismissed over salary issues. The sultan collects old and curious weapons as a hobby.

Turkey England

British Army Employs Schoolmaster for Private Education

The private schoolmaster in the smart regiments like the Tenth Hussars coaches ambitious privates for their first and second class certificates. Many soldiers have good birth but neglected schooling, and this role helps them gain qualifications and future promotion prospects.

Tenth Hussars Comson’s Weekly

Pierpont Morgans Train Bespeaks Private Rail Opulence

John Pierpont Morgan travels with a special five-coach train. The entire set is under his exclusive control rather than a single private car.

Pierpont Morgen John Pierpont Morgan

Papyrus Finds and Tax Records in Early Egypt Study

The Egypt Exploration Fund notes a cache of forty three papyri for distribution, including a Columbia tax collector’s return from A D 196 and poll taxes in A D 122. Johns Hopkins receives a papyrus on unwatered land tilled by Ptollarous from A D 163. A field at Euhemeria reportedly did not receive water, yielding the plea no crops no taxes.

William C. Winslow The Egypt Exploration Fund Columbia University A. D Johns Hopkins Ptollarous Euhemeria

How London Could Be Defended

London faces renewed defense planning as archives reveal old schemes and new proposals. About 60 artillery batteries with heavy calibers 4.7 and 6 inches will guard commanding positions across a wide arc. A mobile force includes nearly 100 15 pounder field guns and an army corps of three divisions of regular infantry plus 100 volunteers.

London Thames Pall Mall Metropolis War Department London Express

Beating Gladstone in Argument Ends Painter Eden Eddis

English portrait painter Eden Eddis has died days before his 89th birthday. He was famed for near election to the Royal Academy and once debated with Gladstone on a question about brightness.

Gladstone Eden Eddis

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Darlin Agaid Lad Grevanion Silvia Lisle Younge Summerton Caroline Mabel King’s Abbott Lord Lyndon Miss Deverill Charlie Lydon Miass Trevanion Miss Sylverton
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