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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1899
Page
4
Tom Scott the New England farmhand decides to head for the Klondike to seek gold. In Boston he rescues a river in footpads and meets a new acquaintance who plans to sail with him. On board a vessel a new mate Obed Rider proves to be Tom’s old enemy seeking vengeance for a broken nose.
Tom Scott survives a perilous sea rescue and a deadly street attack as Obed Rider schemes to seize a belt containing a fortune map and cash. A chance rescue by Green, a second mate, brings Tom to San Francisco where the pursuit shifts toward Dyea and the Klondike gold fields. The tale follows danger, betrayal, and a race for a hidden fortune amid a murky moral test of courage and loyalty.
Tom Scott reaches San Francisco where banners extol routes to the Yukon gold fields and many race to be among the first to reach the north with spring. He chooses a sail to Seattle after consulting Captain Coffin and shares the money he received from the miner.
The article explains why Hawaiians use mauka toward the mountain and makai toward the sea as the basis for location. It notes districts from mountain to shore, with named moku ahupu oi and ili, all boundaries fixed since ancient times, so streets lack cardinal directions and Wai hi hi and owa terms describe relations.
A collection of satirical aphorisms about love courtship and marriage. It jokily contrasts male vanity and female wit with observations on equality whiskey Kentucky manners and household dynamics. The quips touch on leadership failure devotion and social roles with a humorous edge.
Dialogue between Geraldine and Gerald notes illness and a mild form of brain fever as a comforting thought. The exchange suggests concern about health and restraint in reacting to sickness.
A string of maxims advising practical restraint and self awareness. Avoid grudges and unnecessary fights while valuing honest work, prudent speech, and fair dealing. The list warns against vanity and poor judgment in personal and public conduct.
A collection of odd notes reports diverse trivia from around the world. It cites rats as delicacy in Cuba, 1 000 English speakers using wooden legs, and the Sandwich Islanders judging beauty by weight. It mentions umbrellas left in London transit, mud cabins in Ireland, and Fiji sea worms resembling vermicelli soup. It notes printed books, life expectancy comparisons, languages in German journals, and floors of compressed paper. It mentions the British Museum throne of Queen Hatau and a German claim on facial symmetry.
The czar announces the death of Grand Duke George Alexandrovitch at Abbas̓Tuman on June 88 old style. He names Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch as heir apparent and notes the czarowitch will be interred in the fortress cathedral. Telegrams of condolence arrive from Queen Victoria and King Humbert. the grand duke was known as an English scholar and student of naval matters who translated Mahan.
Washington July 12 It is the accepted view in government circles that the limit of concession has been reached in talks for a reciprocity treaty with France. France gave the minimum rate while the United States offered up to a 20 percent reduction on listed articles under the Dingley act. Despite small further concessions on the American side negotiations have not closed.
Passaic New Jersey reports the death of Justice J A Gretsky from lockjaw following an accidental hand wound on July 4 during celebrations. Serum was injected into his brain as part of treatment but he did not survive.
Three hundred workers who walked off at the Morgan Steamship Line dock have returned to work after the company granted their demands. The settlement ends a brief labor disruption affecting operations at the port.
Market notes show money on call at 3 6 percent while prime mercantile paper sits at 3 4 percent. Sterling exchange quotes bankers' bills at 4.87 with sixty day 4.84 and posted at 4.8514 to 4.88. commercial bills at 4.834. silver and Mexican coins listed at 60 percent and 48 percent respectively.
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