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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1901
Page
5
Major German chairs a tentative plan as Judge Loring weighs pardoning two deserters. Jean Marat recruits Fish Hawk to target Colin Morton, while Major German dismisses Marat’s schemes. The fort scene shifts to a tense alliance and looming danger as the plot thickens near the wreck site.
After a tense moment the major releases Colin and Bracebridge from arrest with vague promises of future reinstatement. Colin and Robert dismiss the offer and suspect Major German seeks favor with Judge Loring, while Florence and Jennie rejoin via the wreck scene as M German schemes to separate friends from their romantic interest.
The transcript quotes Major Bluff recounting a feared descent into insanity during captivity in the Philippines and noting he was rescued just in the nick of time. Miss Sharpe-Philadelphia Stecord asks a clarifying question about the experience.
The column sketches witty banter about a groom's appearance at a wedding and a boy whistling before thinking, with quips from Puck The Evangelist and Indianapolis Press. It notes only 279 papers are published in Russia, forty-two in German.
The report describes a tense tail to tail finish between Shamrock and Columbia led by captains as crews battle to the outer mark and back toward the line. It notes a tight race with Shamrock slighting keeping pace and eventual near overlap as both vessels approach the final stretch.
The readable fragments describe a start time around 1 p.m. with signals and warnings before a race. Instructions about start timing, signal counts, and penalties for false starts appear amid numerous garbled phrases and missing words.
A disjointed report claims a breakfast attack by insurgents killed and wounded many soldiers of the Ninth Infantry. Adjutant General Corbin questions likely negligence by the company slicers, noting alarm over casualties.
Reports from a regatta describe two white sails sweeping the stretch as evenly matched boats battle two miles from the line. The first race showed a close contest with both challengers and defenders delivering near-equal performance, heightening interest for the series’ remaining heats. Separately, a vault guarding McKinley’s tomb faced a nighttime attack by masked intruders, resulting in a guard’s fatal shot and a chaotic escape as insurgents looted stores and ammunition amid the Philippine uprising.
An orphan boy of 10 named Sparkes from A Anderson herded cattle nine miles west of Lartied Kansas was dragged to death by a large pony. A gas flow near Velasco Texas from boring operations blew the casing and cannot be controlled. The St Michael to Cape Nome cable is failed with nine breaks due to ice. Joseph Adams was found dead beside a railroad track near his Sellersburg home after leaving with $20. he was robbed and beaten and left on the track with only 5 cents.
Reported attack theories focus on an attempt to blow up a vault. Also noted are injuries to members of a drum company in a Lake Washington wreck. Indianapolis youth groups plan anti cigarette crusades. The ironclad Wasawag was christened in Stockholm by Queen Sophia. A Russian finance ministry report notes strong winter grain crops in western provinces but poorer spring crops overall.
Fragmented text outlines Lawton as a center of growth in a new county district. It mentions optimism about settlement opening, funds from town lot sales funding schools, and a plan without taxes for public improvements while praising nascent banking development and a pervading belief in progress despite scattered doubt.
Fragmentary OCR depicts the assassination attempt on President McKinley by Czolgosz. Reported chaos and a collapse ensue as he is restrained, a physician assesses the wound, and officials claim no accomplices. The scene shifts toward Buffalo with implied charges and a contrite message from the accused.
The article notes rising anti anarchist sentiment and public danger as strikers resist calls to end the walkout. Attorneys for Schley question Admiral Cotton's testimony, casting doubt on the statements and adding to the uncertainty surrounding the dispute.
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