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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1900

Page

6

Geoffrey Algernon's troubled ward tale unfolds

In London Geoffrey Algernon shelters Ora Decius, a Hindu princess and ward of Colonel Decius, as rival Lucretia, Miss Penrose, and Mina tension escalate. Penrose plots to wed Geoffrey, but a midnight poisoning attempt is foiled, revealing Ora's betrothal plan and ending with Penrose banished and Ora promised marriage to another.

Ine Mian Algernon Miss Penrose Lucretii Ora Decius Decruw Latcretia Ora Misa Penrose Geoffrey Southampton Lucretia Mary Tropics Irving Bis Deerus Oaks Mina Perrioan Ora Oan Jover Minx Monrose Orn Tony Walls Geofrey Slater Thorn Gordon Dr. Gorton Mr. Geoffrey Miss Decius General Vanguard Vanguard Vislt Ler India London Guardia Ora Penrose Deaont Geoffrey Algernon Calcutta

Hills and Guns on Coleshop in South Africa War

A historical sketch describes Coleshop a high hill near Colesberg in the South African theater. British forts and a Belted supply line for ammunition are noted as brave efforts but hampered by Boer numbers and terrain. The piece mingles military incident with portraits of figures and a digressive digression on manners and names.

Leutenant South Africa Coleskop Colesberg G. D. Giles London Graphic Coleshop

Sheridan's Wit and the Prince of Wales Affair

W W Clarke recalls a Sheridan anecdote about the Prince of Wales aiming to be Regent amid George III's madness. Opposition centered on the Prince's morals and stance on the Wheat laws, with Edmund Burke allegedly resisting his ambition as the future king.

Richard Brinsley Sheridan W. W. Clarke Buffalo Waldorf-Aatoria George Itv Prince of Wales George Edmund Burke

Winter in Switzerland Promises Icy Thrills and Scenic Beauty

The piece highlights tobogganing down a steep Crest run at St Moritz as a premier winter novelty. It notes the run’s speed and danger, praises the scenic lake views, and observes Switzerland shifting from a summer to a growing year round destination attracting American travelers to the Alps after frost and snowfall.

Switzerland St. Moritz St. Me Americcan Alps

Foreign Attaches Observe South African War Front

In Cape Town foreign attaches observe the conflict between Boers and Britain. Col Stakbowteb, Col Slocum, Capt Trimmel, Capt Gentilini, Capt Baron von Luttwitz, and Capt d Armande are pictured observing and reporting progress for their governments.

South Africa Cape Town Col Stakbowteb Trimmel Austria Slocum United States Gentilini Baron von Luttwitz Kaiser d’Armande

A Toast Gone Sour and Names Unearthed in Records

A broad sentence describes Burke reacting to a faux pas by a friend as the Prince hurls wine at Sheridan. The incident references court talk and customs, then shifts to a garbled list of surnames and place names including House Mills Barnes Shedd Post Wall Roome and 604 Garden Gates Pickett. It notes Washington shipped over 500000 tons of coal to California last year.

Geoffrey Algernon Mr. Algernon Miss Algernon James Ora Decruat Burke Sheridan Joshua New York |S Tribune Land Ireland France Wales Shedd Rhodes St. Louis Globe- Democrat

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