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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1899
Page
6
A verse meditation by Alice Joan Cipator to Glita Parmar on seeds and growth. It ponders small seeds with vast power to yield fields of gold and blooms, showing nature’s laws at work from humble origins to grand outcomes. The poem links seed potential to cosmic wonder.
An urban tale of a seafront Row where a new high society couple moves into No 10, unsettling longtime residents. The pair’s gaudy manners and later decline provoke gossip, envy, and a tense moral judgment until a charitable visit by a dowager duchess alters perceptions and reveals the ache of missed human connection.
A biting Indianapolis Journal remark condemns wealth and a baron, calling him a scoundrel for his riches and noting the count has no daughters, highlighting social disdain and class bias.
Specially adapted notes outline the resurrection of Jesus Christ with parallels across Matthew Mark Luke and Acts. It covers the three days in the tomb the early morning rising the angelic sign the women’s discovery Peter and John’s visit Mary Magdalene appearances to the disciples the forty days of teaching and the ascension on the Mount of Olives with dates and locations in Jerusalem Emmaus Galilee Bethany and Bethany.
A chain of misfortunes strikes Arthur as T P Wells dies from gas asphyxia in Chicago hotel, Gus Baker learns his 13 year old son drowns, Laker collapses and wife faints, and a carriage maims William Sullivan’s two year old daughter after a funeral procession. Trial of events follows at the cemetery and surrounding homes.
San Francisco dispatch reports Col S T Ray arriving en route to lead the Northern Alaska department north of the sixty second parallel. He plans to depart June 20 with two infantry companies to establish three forts along the Yukon, with Fort Egbert at Mission Creek junction as headquarters. The aim is law, order, and permanent settlement, with agriculture tied to Yukon valleys.
The war department, deciding the fate of artillery captured from Spain in Cuba and Porto Rico, has sent the matter to state governors. Many applications seek guns for soldiers' monuments, Grand Army posts, or municipal corporations. Each state will receive one gun, and governors must decide its distribution.
Admiral Dewey left the Peak hotel and returned to the Olympia after paying farewell calls to Gov General Gascoigne and harbor warship commanders. His health has improved during residence at the Peak and he has taken perfect rest. The Olympia sails at four Tuesday afternoon. Dewey will not host or accept a farewell dinner.
Paris June 6 ministers met with President Loubet to remove the advocate general Lombart and to direct justice minister Lebret to begin proceedings against M. Tardiff, president of the assizes court, for how the case against MM. De Rowede and Marcel Habert was handled. The pair were acquitted Wednesday of inciting soldiers to insubordination during Loubet’s election.
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