The Little Fair Head in the Cracked Pane
Poem narrates a dirty lane scene where a child’s fair head shines through a cracked pane. A grimy man glimpses the image, smiles, and passes by, while the child’s portrait contrasts with poverty and empty grandeur, ending with a note of gentle mercy.
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Suan M. Haydon
Witchcraft tale ends in Rossington with twist
Joan Jurdie, accused witch of Rossington, uses a ruse to gain love and money. Marian Dolfin, long tormented by the village, is set to marry Willie Wainwright while Joan reveals a hidden fortune and confesses she acted to protect Marian. Old Corney’s nephew’s death ties the threads as Joan’s reputation is redeemed.
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Jurdie
Clement Jurdie
Rossington
William Dolfin
William Wainwright
Dolfin
Joan Jurdie
Mayor Childers
Joan
Marian
Marvin Dolfin
William Colfin
Marxian
Mother Jurdie
Corney
Bahn
Carney
Slé
She-Deville
Wiliam Wainwright
Marian Dolfin
Mr. Wainwright
Ilassey
Pesce
Jess
Sletis
Providence
Willie
Wainwright
Witch of
Russington
Ife
Hugh Childers
Old Corney
Don
Willig
Hente
Joan Jurdic
Ramsington
Enormous Hog Cholera Losses Picked by Serum Treatment
Washington reports that U S Department of Agriculture experiments led by Dr D E Salmon show serum therapy can treat hog cholera cheaply and effectively. In Iowa tests 922 hogs were treated with 170 deaths and 81 percent saved. non treated herds suffered nearly 80 percent losses. Serum is derived from treated animals and used on diseased dogs to produce cholera resistant blood.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
D. E. Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Laormont
United States
Iowa
Page County
Bureau
Salmon
Germany Needs a Lesson
Chicago reports from Washington that the administration plans winter retaliations against Germany for discriminating against American pork. Prof. Wiley studies German wines and other goods in New York to gather grounds for excluding them from the United States. American meat exports have faced many obstacles, with claims of infection by trichina and efforts to disrupt trade in Germany.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Washington
Germany
Wiley
Agricultural Department
New York
Otero urges New Mexico statehood in interior report
Gov Miguel A Otero of New Mexico in his annual interior report presses for early statehood admission and highlights undeveloped territory resources. He cites a territory population of about 282000 with 25900 Indians, and notes 1000 New Mexico officers and men served in the Spanish American War, many as National Guardsmen, plus a Roosevelt letter commending the Rough Riders.
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Washington
Miguel A.’Otero
New Mexico
Secretary of the Interior
Spain
Col. Roosevelt
Santiago
Mexican Rough Riders
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation By President McKinley
The cabinet issued a Thanksgiving proclamation inviting all citizens to observe Thursday November twenty fourth in places of worship to give thanks for a year of harvests prosperity and a brief war’s end, praising divine guidance and praying for continued peace with President McKinley and Secretary of State John Hay noted.
American Gunboat Hist Arrives at Manzanillo With Wood
From Manzanillo Oct 29 the US gunboat Hist landed Gen Wood and Lieut Han na. Wood toured barracks hospitals and offices. Col Pettit reports Rios seeks to disband troops by promising estates work, planters refuse. Lieut Young, hailed as hero for July victory over Spanish, excites locals. Wrecks of Spanish ships deemed hard to raise. Purissima Concepcion may be raisable. Jesus Rabbi visits and Cuban factions show tensions over Garcia and Gomez leadership.
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Manzanillo
Hist
Wood
Santiago
Matthew Hanna
Rios
Lucien Young
Holm
Jungen
Hornet
Lieut
Young
Victor Blue
Jesus Rabi
Garcia
Santa Cruz del Sur
Calixto Garcia
Maximo Gomez
Cespedes
Gomes
Gomez
Gen
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