22 Nov 1900
Page 6
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Newspaper
Union Dispatch
Location
Tipton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1900
Page
6
In northern New York, frost and hard ground hinder birds as woodcock hunters report scarce feed yet expect the season to stretch four to five weeks longer. Weather to the north limits wading and soil conditions, but birds may grow more plentiful than usual in bogs and marshes.
An article notes a growing demand for musical literature among amateurs and musicians. It highlights the first Chutes Berihwr's Kana in New York as a major supplier and announces a revised, enlarged edition of their Literature List with scholarly annotations and updated contents across works in English.
A damaged wartime document outlines order and loss details for a fleet. It mentions enemy actions, hulls, the destruction of vessels, and timing regarding a long campaign. The text references ships, crews, boilers, and potential questions about wartime assets and future engagements.
In a playful verse by Lawrence Alma Tadema, a speaker contemplates a single life, pledging to buy a squirrel and a little lamb, dream of cottages and ponies, and at age twenty eight to adopt and raise an orphan girl as family, embracing independence.
Mary Hart and Tom Dalton pledge playful bravado amid seaside romance. Captain Doyle anchors the scene as the couple, hand in hand, plan dinner and a beach dip while friends tease and secrets spill about a past trip to Elm.
Tom and Mary race from the beach when Mary overreaches and sinks. Tom dives, grips rope and pulls Mary to the dory, lifting her aboard as Master Harry signals for help. The beach crowd cheers their survival and Tom’s brave act.
A Chicago traveler recalls the deep meaning of the flag after weeks away. He describes the moment seeing the Stars and Stripes again in Paris during relief efforts in Pekin, noting the rush of emotion, the crowd’s reaction, and the universal pull of national pride when distant from homeland. The piece argues that only those far from home truly grasp the flag’s hold.
The text chronicles Queen Wilhelmina of Molland and Regent Queen Laine shaping a princess's education for duty and marriage. It notes Mecklenberg connections, a betrothal at Holton, and disputes over lineage, with names like Schwerin, Meckt, and the interwoven royal duties of a future consort.
A telegraph link has been completed between Seattle Washington and Skagway Alaska, enabling a new route from Skagway to Atlin and onward via the Frontier to Ashcroft. The voyage continues toward Vancouver, a project the Canadian government has pursued for four months.
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