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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1899
Page
3
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A London theater column reviews Messaline by Isidore de Lara, noting its provocative plot, bold musical depiction, and controversial reception. The critics praise the character study and stage naturalism while warning audiences of explicit themes and moral discomfort.
In Nelson county near Greenbrier a 1783 stone house once owned by Joseph Fenwick stands as Bland family history. It formed part of a 1000 acre Millcreek tract with mills, distilleries nearby, and a spring house where young Richard Bland known as Silver Dick carried water. The site attracts visitors after Bland's death.
The narrator recounts using a Chicago card to dodge conversation on a London to Warwickshire train. A series of mistaken judgments, a pickpocket scare, a police scare, and a comical revelation lead to the narrator's engagement to the niece and a week-long stay at Greencroft. The tale ends with the three walking home together and a humorous victory over the supposed foolishness.
Chicago Journal recounts a broker's tale of a female client who sent $20 to buy 1 000 bushels of wheat. The broker funded margins on her behalf, doubling his risk to protect her investment until prices rose and he could offset losses. She denounced him as a robber and demanded more odds, leading him to vow no more trading with women.
While dragging a stretch of Lough Derg near Terryglass for a drowned man, a search party uncovered remarkable curiosities. The finds include an ancient Irish elk head with antlers eleven feet apart, three inch teeth, a well preserved dug-out canoe, and other antiquities now at Carrigahorig barracks drawing attention.
A witness describes a suspect as a pickpocket with insufficient nerve to confront victims directly. The other crook confirms the man takes things from people.
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