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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
8
Charlie Stuart and Arline confront Captain Brand of the Hospasia in a tense hotel meeting. Artemus Barnaby warns of deception as Stuart recalls past disguises and a possible shared foe while tracing Brand to Valparaiso and a web of impostures.
An account describes Japanese cormorant fishing at the Tamagawa. A boy harnesses three birds, each with rings and lines, guiding them to dive and pull fish into a basket as the birds instinctively work the water and return with catches.
Virginia representative Jones led opposition to the Philippine civil government bill, warning it would empower a new civil regime to grant franchises, strip forests, and sell lands to corporations in the islands. Other speakers debated self-government, governance, and Roosevelt’s role.
Delegate Raw day of New Mexico threatens resignation from Congress if the omnibus statehood bill fails in the Senate. He appeals to delegates Plutin of Oklahoma and Salth of Arizona to join, while opposition from Mr Smith and others steers party lines amid short-session rush. The Senate territorial committee plans to take up the matter next session as debates over foreign policy and local claims continue.
A Michigan man delivered a remarkable petition to Washington on June 24. Theodore Manager of Rochester, Mich, presented the document to Congress members, attracting attention. It was addressed to Representative S. W. Sault.
Mrs William Ridgely wife of the comptroller of the currency and daughter of Senator Custom is gravely ill after an operation at St Johns hospital Baltimore. The Senate and House conferred on the West Point military academy appropriation bill and reached agreement reducing the project cost to 5.5 million with most amendments accepted and the Constitution Island purchase struck out. The cattle interests gain a forty hour unloading period for rest and water. General Croxler nominated as chief of ordnance was confirmed in the Senate 44 to 12 amid debate led by Senator Proctor with brief replies from Senators Warren Pettus and Foraker.
Dr Michael N Regent, convicted of conspiracy to defraud an insurance society and the Knights and Ladies of Honor, was pardoned after a Joliet penitentiary sentence. A train carried him to Chicago where he reunited with four children at 4198 West Fourteenth Street. The pardon followed lengthy legal maneuvers and a controversial trial backdrop surrounding other cases.
Valet Jones admitted to bail by Recorder Gemm for a case connected to Millionaire Willian A Hice. The matter centers on an alleged chloroformed incident at the residence in Madison Myer with Adalpt C Patrick a hover mentioned in connection. Details are fragmented but indicate bail was set at $1,000.
In St Louis, Annie Amering and her daughter Emma, long believed missing since May 4, appear at the police station with Hermann Mullering, the missing child's father, held in custody. The National Children's Home Society convention in Chicago lists officers and offers, including President Brut it Hoiderdon and Secretary aint gallonal superlicentent VW. Hy Hart.
Report notes the torpedo boat suffered a failure during docking when the after engine room valve chest fractured. Chief engineer Manon Wid and assistant Pine Were sustained severe scalds in the incident and are receiving medical care.
The Iowa Board of Control appoints Dr. W P Crampacker of Athena Cle as successor to Dr. G L Fill as superintendent of the State Hospital at Independence. Dr. Hill resigns after months of deliberation and plans to practice in Des Moines. The action follows a board meeting noting staff changes and a renewed term for T F McCune at the hospital. The report also covers tax changes, show bookings, and local notices.
The article outlines the English regalia used at King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra’s coronation. It notes the old regalia’s destruction in 1649, replacement under Sir Robert Vyner, and describes the crown of St Edward and Queen Victoria’s state crown in detail, including gems, weight, and ceremonial use. It also references the Restoration, the cap of estate, and the crown’s transfer during the service, plus a household anecdote about a congressman’s misdirected welcome home rather than a separate related event.
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