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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
6
A poem cites rest as found not in distant seas or quiet fields but in labor. It asserts true rest comes from work and purpose, urging readers to keep sewing and operating mills to renew the spirit, since no one truly rests with nothing to do.
A historical copyright statement from 1899 credits J B Lippincott Company as the holder. The notice asserts full rights and reserved status for the work.
Frances confronts Captain Somers a spy who seeks Raymond Holbin and Louise a dying woman reveals Holbin’s link. Louise admits firing the shot and that Holbin never married her Frances fears for her sons as Somers defies danger to deliver a message while a watching woman hides, blinds cut off view.
A cautious Brook family mother watches from a window as Raymond Holbin prepares a bold action in Richmond. With the Brookin fortune ruined by war, his future hinges on success, or possible capture and death for desertion. Frances and revenge loom if he prevails.
Captain Somers pursues Holbin after Louise dies in his camp. Holbin is killed during a struggle at Frances and Somers’ home as the two lovers face a fatal night and a final vow. A cottage wreck, a dying Louise, and a mother's haunting memory mark the end of their era.
Richard Somers, a parolee in Confederate uniform, avoids guards on a crowded road. With a passing officer’s order he heads toward a chaotic battery under smoke and artillery, racing amid cavalry and infantry toward a wooded slope where the stars and stripes appear. He rides through a broken Confederate line seeking safety.
The London Saturday Review calls King Milan a bad king and father and abominable husband. He charmed a Belgrade mob with a persuasive speech, but his misfortune and gambling ruined his throne. Defeated by the Turks, he was rewarded with kingship yet betrayed by cowardice at Slivnitsa and cruelly treated his queen, yet remained forgiven by his people.
Horace Mann sits in his study when an insane man bursts in and dares him to a duel. Mann quips that odds are unfair and he is a Mann by name as a man by nature. The intruder presses, while Mann suggests facing four.
A July cotton field scene quotes Booker T. Washington as the narrator, an old field hand jokes that the heat and hard work have summoned him to preaching. The passage reflects a humorous story about labor, weather, and vocation in a race-conscious historical context.
A local temperance push last week led the landlord of the Pettyville tavern to claim many who had never tasted alcohol were persuaded to swear off drinking. A judge is referenced regarding the outcome.
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