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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1900
Page
2
A miscellany from Townsend Montana blends aphorisms with political notes on Transvaal armaments and Cuba policy. It reports Milner Chamberlain letters, a reform era outlook, and a Boston drunkenness arrest tally of about sixty five daily in the prior year.
Princess Helene of Russia remains the talk of St Petersburg and Europe for her defiant temper and romance. Her engagement to Prince Max of Baden unsettles court and public opinion, while a cousin marriage to Grand Duke Michael could require a papal dispensation and royal approval amid strict Russian law and church rules.
Officials in the redemption division of the treasury department recently received information from an Illinois farmer about a matter involving a mouse nest. The report hints at agricultural or tax implications but details remain unclear.
A mysterious man fakes kinship to learn barbering, pays with ten hundred dollar bills, and becomes a beloved but elusive family figure. After six years the stranger vanishes, leaving the couple lonesome and changed. A final letter hints at tragedy and distant palace life, and they drift away with his fortune.
The story recounts actor Henry Irving buying a collie from a Highland shepherd for 60 pounds. The dog proved unhappy in London and Irving, unsettled by its misery, chose to restore it to its original master. The shepherd joyfully welcomed the loyal return.
In Detroit Free Press a brief item describes a morning meeting between Jones and a friend with a cost of five dollars. The exchange highlights a simple bargain and the phrase a friend in need.
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