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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1905
Page
8
In a crowded chamber the duke's jester learns Nanette the gypsy controls a horse for five gold pieces. The friar’s gold and a false cloak fuel a scheme as the jester moves between disguise and danger. Stolen silver ties motives to fate and power among the troupe.
Text describes the Peter the Great statue in St. Petersburg and its historic pedestal. It recounts Peter I’s reign from 1682 to 1725, his role in founding the city, and notes on conspiracies surrounding rulers. A dramatic scene with a monk and soldiers is presented in narrative prose without graphic detail.
William Jennings Bryan rebukes the educated for neglecting practical service, arguing that true culture expands capacity for service and that colleges fail by educating mind over heart. He warns of modern wrongs and urges civic conscience rising with wealth and culture.
A synopsis of a palace intrigue where Princess Louise of France is set to wed the Duke of Friedwald to cement ties with Emperor Charles V. Triboulet condemns and spares a jester, Jacqueline aids the lovers, and revelations reveal the duke as an impostor Louis of Pfalz Urfeld with intercepted letters.
The London Globe notes that during the present war the Japanese avoid amputating shattered limbs and instead apply dressings. Among 600 wounded Russians only one arm was amputated, with the rest healing. lung and stomach wounds often heal without surgery. All recovered shot fragments are sent to Tokyo for preservation.
Vancouver reports John McLaren of Ottawa, linked to a famed lumber family, died of exposure after a canoe capsized during a duck hunt at Harnett. He swam to shore aiding companions, but exhaustion proved fatal. two friends were rescued.
Sol Rich traveled in from Chicago this morning and will stay in the city until the stock of goods at the Sol Rich clothing store is invoiced.
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