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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
6
Rose Cowley rereads a letter from Stanley Vere while her husband stays hidden behind a tense domestic misadventure. Mrs. Cowley schemes to bring Charles Cowley’s nephew into town to reveal a solution, as Rose navigates love, pride, and the threat of past ghosts revisited in a tense family scene. The chapter blends romance, social intrigue, and a plan to confront the past.
Rose seeks advice on a romance isolated by family limits and a guardian tower. Marjorie advises resilience, likening it to a princess and prince tale, and proposes a discreet plan to help Rose see her suitor again while promising propriety.
Mr Cowley Sr boasts of three real ghosts he has seen and drags his nephew away to escape a staged haunting. In the turret chamber a lamp glows and a fire burns as Cowley protests being put to sleep in the haunted room while guests gossip below. To be continued.
The Chicago Chronicle notes that Turkish writers freely use Arabic and Persian phrases, creating a rich literary language. The language blends Turkic roots with Arabic, Persian, and Zoroastrian influences, making Turkish one of the world’s most difficult living tongues to master and write in.
Railroad bridge builders adopt the fir firstliber for bridge work due to remarkable strength. Good counsels observed as charity toward grace, neglected prove burdens to wayward children. Some seasons demand gifts require greater strength than action. Composure is often the highest result of power.
Gregorio Cortez, sought for Sheriff Morris’s death and the Mexican slayings, is believed surrounded in a vast thicket near Cottondale, with bloodhounds and a special San Antonio train aiding a major manhunt. Since June 12, three Americans and three Mexicans have died. six Mexicans wounded, nine captured.
T J Reace a farm hand after a murderous assault on John Young forced Samuel Rhodes to follow him then fired on the Young family wounding John Young who is likely to die. Cornered near Brokaw he crawled under a haystack and set it ablaze dying by his own hand. Reace had warned of revenge over rejected marriage plans.
New Orleans Ly June 22 Walter Selph a 2 young drummer son of Colonel Dudley Selph state Inspector of rifle practice and former rifle champion was killed in a prize fight at Audubon Park. He and J J Lufley fought bare fists after a quarrel at a military ball. They had no seconds and pounded each other until Selph fell from a blow that broke his neck. Walley was arrested.
In Staples Minnesota on June 22 during Herwiuk's circus, the proprietor's brother, acting as a clown, collapsed on the way to the dressing room and died from heart failure. The incident occurred during the evening performance.
June 22 in Me Platte area Plankinton South Dakota 20 months old child of the Neese family fell from a bench into a pall containing two ladies and was drowned. The incident occurred near Plankinton. Local officials report the child’s death as a tragic accident with no indication of foul play.
Fire at the J. B. Steklen Saddlery plant on a southwest corner site along List and Washington avenues erupted after a violent explosion. The blast shook blocks, forced boardinghouse residents into the street in night clothes, and damaged neighboring properties. Damage estimated at 200000 dollars with partial insurance. flames spread to Reynolds Carriage, Lows Cella saloon, and Lambert Pharmacy as fire crews battled for hours.
Mrs Lydia Barker testified about her husband John Keller's reaction to Keller's conduct toward her, detailing a visit in April 1899 and a fear he would kill the minister. She described Keller's assault, her fainting, and her husband's knowledge of the affair before the shooting.
On June 22 the Shylock powers demand additional funds from China beyond the 450,000,000 taels promised. A proposal adds 7,000,000 taels to cover military maintenance expenses in the empire. The President doubts China can pay the original amount, fearing installments and further complications after negotiations.
Dr. Johnson Meyer of Chicago addressed the State Baptist Young People's Union in Mexico Missouri on June 22. The association passed a resolution urging Congress to suppress the army canteen and opposing efforts to reinstate it by government and army officials in the name of temperance.
An unidentified man drowned at Regulus Point on Lake Quinsignamond yesterday morning. His coat and vest were found on shore and a note mentioning Jenny and despair was recovered nearby. The incident is being investigated by local authorities.
Two union miners were killed and a third badly wounded in a confrontation with nonunion workers at Claratime mines in Matewan W Va on June 22. The victims were Boyd Martin Riley Johnson and Sam go up was gravely hurt.
Describes Yellowstone as a world renowned natural wonderland with geysers like Old Faithful Giant and Giantess. Notes 33 notable geysers, their intervals and heights, and the park’s scenery. Mentions travel by Oregon Short Line to Monida Montana and staged trips lasting five days with affordable hotel options in the park.
A lyrical invitation invites readers to leave city dust and heat and sit at the back door to watch summer clouds form pictures in the sky. Aura Davenport signs the piece as narrator and poet. The imagery centers on prairies, fruit trees, and flowers recalling childhood.
The agricultural department sends to experimental florists a plant called the artillery plant. It grows twelve to fifteen inches high and is covered with red buds that do not blossom until rain or moisture triggers a rapid swelling and loud explosions. A large plant with many buds can explode simultaneously with a cloud of smoke. It might have been named the Rosevelt.
Missouri Pacific Railway expands service with double daily trains from St Louis and Kansas City to Colorado Utah and the Pacific coast. Overnight sleepers run St Louis to San Francisco. Excursion tickets available. Also Burlington Scenic Line of the World promotes Colorado routes during Epworth League meeting in July with Portland Seattle Tacoma Billings return options and mailing info.
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