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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1900
Page
3
Ronald Fanshaw faces a family crisis as Hasbrooke and Fanshaw clash over a possible marriage with Evelyn Fanshaw amid revelations of hidden truths. Jade Fanshaw’s illness and a looming insurance matter strain friendships and loyalties until a grave and a confession reveal long buried secrets.
December unfolds with fireworks and a barnyard Christmas fest in the Fanshaw home. Old Jade Fanshaty is carried home in a dump cart after a near fatal collapse during dinner, revived by Bud Tarbell and observed by a wary group as he crawls in the straw and stumbles toward recovery.
A Western Morning News item recalls how Devonshire and Cornish lasses are famed for vanity and shyness in front of the camera. An elderly 75 year old woman resisted speaking and pretended not to smile, joking she would not be photographed with sagging cheeks and that she had eaten the paper to prevent it.
A death mask believed linked to a Seine drowning becomes the muse for a literary work. Found by a prowler in a Covent Garden shop and hung in his rooms, the striking cast sparked verses and ultimately a book, drawing attention in the Academy setting.
A large cotton mill project is announced for Marion South Carolina. The report lists broad, global data on population and industry, noting workers in New Zealand and Germany, with figures on births and exports, and mentions logistics for the proposed plant.
The dispute over disappearing gun carriages for coast defense mounts, between Gen. Mil Buffington and Gen. Wilson, has moved to the board of ordnance and fortifications. Gen. Miles urged reduction of these mounts, citing foreign practices, while the matter now rests with the Miles, Wilson, and Buffington panel, with expectations they uphold Miles's view. Secretary Root previously averted a fall‑out by insisting a technical dialogue proceed.
Ricardo, trainer for the Anglo American School of Zoology, fought off a lion named Wallace at Woodside park. The lion sprang at four o clock, biting the left arm and tearing flesh. Ricardo fired his revolver but missed. Attendants restrained the animal and Ricardo was treated at Presbyterian hospital. Hundreds watched.
A runaway horse from a street railway repair wagon dashed into the ladies parlor of the Ebbitt House in Washington about 4 20 am causing extensive damage to plate glass chandeliers furniture and bric a brac worth about 400. The horse was recovered and the railway company agreed to cover the damages with no injuries reported.
The London messenger service shifts to employ girls over the past two months due to a shortage of boys and discipline concerns. Girls work nine to five with pay up to 2.50 a week, and the change is deemed satisfactory and likely to expand. The note cites Blighter and humorous quips from Luke Warme and Chicago Evening News as context.
A Detroit Journal collage quotes anecdotes on misframed wills and clever fixes for digestion and health. It includes tales from the Baltimore American and Detroit Journal about moral lessons, remedies like Hopetter’s Stomach Bitters Cascarets, and humorous vignettes about lawyers and candidates.
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