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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1903
Page
1
Illinois joins New York and Pennsylvania in tackling ticket scalping and forgers. Three men were sentenced on Saturday after a fortnight trial. one pled guilty on a second indictment while others await further conviction. Railroads push to end the petty fraud harming workers.
Neil Semple and Captain Hyde confront each other in Maiden Lane by the river in a heated stand off. Neil, torn between vengeance and love for Katherine, vows to defend his honor and business prospects while Hyde reveals the orange ribbon as a symbol of the feud. The tense exchange ends with a threat of blood and a bold sword salute.
Neil Semple seeks vengeance over a stained ribbon of orange worn by Katherine. A duel with Capt. Hyde ends with Neil mortally wounded and Hyde bleeding, while Cohen Van Heemskirk and Bram race to avert tragedy as Miriam orchestrates intervention to save the lovers.
Batavius arrives at Van Heemskirk's after learning of a family duel. He bears anger toward Catherine and a sense of disgrace, announcing that morality has been breached and he must confront the fallout. Joanna seeks comfort as Dinorah serves tea in the gathering grayness.
North Carolina and several states still host plentiful wild turkeys but experts question how long. The American Field cites McDuffie of North Carolina who allegedly killed thousands of turkeys and deer by baiting corn, hiding in a blind, and firing on flocks as they feed.
A fence about 200 feet long at Lily ingston Montana is built entirely from elk horns, the wapiti. Elk shed their horns annually and new ones grow each year. The old horns are plentiful in forests and used for various commercial purposes.
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