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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
6
Dramatic chase scene in a mystery tale pits Elgi Torreyo and Hor ton adversaries against a young American. Plans to seize a boy aboard the Black Cat schooner collide with mistaken identities and a river pursuit toward Black Cat Bay as protagonists race to overtake a traitor.
Elvin and Starne confront Torrero whose plan to abduct Rob unravels when Starne shoots Torreyo dead. Torrero admits to past treachery as they plot to secure General Quesada and reclaim command of the Black Cat. Rob Clevyardale escapes toward Buenos Aires, slipping from the window to avoid detection.
An old wagon driver recalls Dan Rice era, describing a ferocious tiger that escaped its cage. A mongrel dog chased and tackling the Bengal, who fled back inside. The incident drew crowds, boosting attendance and the tiger’s infamous reputation.
Denver hosts more bicycles per capita than any U S city with about 40000 wheeled riders in a 160000 population. Bicycles flood streets in all walks of life and even disrupt transit profits with an estimated 1 million dollars in annual losses. The open weather and road quality fuel popularity as wheels, which require no lights brakes or bells for daily use. Denver is described as the only city where bicycle voters sway municipal elections.
Banana stalks yield one banana bunch per harvest and die after cutting. One mat can produce one to three bunches yearly, with rapid replacement as stalks are removed. Half grown stalk cuts sprout new blossoms. ripe fruit fails to reach market value. Plantain differs by larger fingers and bunches, are cooked, and are not eaten raw.
A playful exchange about a nurse nicknamed Nobbs and a joking reference to the Archduke of Austria circulates in a lighthearted nursery room quip. The conversation centers on wordplay around the name Nobbs and the humorous remark Wowse.
A Washington Star snippet captures a quipful exchange between two politicians about a supposed genetic theory. One quotes a self-view as a generational talent while the other questions the basis, noting the unexpected often happens.
Fragmentary quote attributed to Rey, G. Lee V, Roberts stresses that moral ideals yield to natural growth and that true reform cannot fully mature without time and development.
A series of violent blasts traces casualties in Brillion Forest Junction and Marietta. In Wisconsin six Brochm family members and H Stevens die as a dynamite blast rips through a Forest Junction home. Ohio reports a glycerin explosion on a Kelly farm killing William M Ward en Frank Speers and Thomas Daniels with several others injured. A Niagara Falls lookout climber Miss Florence I Leonard survives but faces pneumonia risk after an overnight exposure.
Albert White and John Ward of Nant Mond county fled ten miles as two bloodhounds pursued them in Richmond Virginia. The chase nearly ended in tragedy as the men climbed saplings to escape the hungry animals. The dogs’ owner arrived and rescued them just in time.
A Rome correspondent reports Archbishop Keane formerly rector of the Catholic University in Washington has been appointed to succeed the late John Hennessey as archbishop of Dubuque. The bull has been sent for acceptance or rejection and local sentiment favors Keane. Also report of three sailors killed by lightning near St Clair Michigan when struck on a boat mast.
Washington May 2 congresses working session saw the senate approve a resolution for an investigation by the committee on Cuban and other irregularities with possible field visits. The house largely completed consideration of the Alaska civil government bill while discussing post office and war department reports and appropriation measures involving Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Louisiana purchase exposition.
From Pretoria a war bulletin reports a Sunday clash near Van Wycksrest in Gateraud where British troops were tired but British forces attacked Witwatersrand. Federals under Louis Botha repelled assaults, sustaining bombardment but maintaining positions as they retreat toward Van Wyelsrust under overwhelming British pressure.
A special train carried American seven officers and fifty six men British three officers and seventy five women Italians three officers and forty nine men French three officers and seventy two men Russians four officers and seventy two men Japanese five officers and twenty four men plus five quick firing gums Conger reports improved mood in Peking Yonger says situation quiets though hooters active in surrounding area Mor al riot at St Louis worst yet Bulke strike violence hits Missouri city with several shootings and injuries
A judge sealed a verdict then slept and later disagreed, illustrating how sleep can influence the mind. The ad notes Trostetter's Stomach Titters as a remedy for insomnia and stomach disorders, claiming they aid sleep and mood.
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