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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1898
Page
6
The piece reflects on mortal life as a brief, evanescent interval between birth and death, comparing it to melting snow and fading clouds, then argues life continues through change and spiritual ascent. It cites William G. Haeselbarth and appears in Christian Work.
An aging nobleman longs to salvage his rebellious son Hubert Meredith. A seasoned detective follows hints across England and America, uncovering a tale of fortune, mischief, and reform. The son’s transformation from rash radical to successful, respected businessman unfolds with family loyalty and a dramatic reconciliation. The case ends with a royal wedding and a fortune for the detective.
In a Leavitt Street Congregational Church sermon Rev J G Silcox argues history centers on strong individuals. He cites figures from Carlyle to Edison and Luther, saying reform and progress arise from single leaders who embody ideas and inspire others.
The McKinley administration signals war as inevitable in Cuba if Spain does not concede. A joint note from six European powers urged peaceful settlement, while Consul General Lee prepares to leave Havana, signaling the severing of official contact with Spain. Madrid press warns of war, and no Madrid negotiations are underway. The note is seen as supportive of peace but not a protest against U.S. policy. European powers stress unity and urgency in resolving the Cuba situation.
Yonkers Statesman reports an artist spent eight years and ix months on paints and seven years and a half trying to sell the canvas. The piece reflects a patient, decade long pursuit of creative work and market success.
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