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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1897
Page
6
Margaret comforts Brian after a night of danger and despair. He confesses his struggle with temptation and promises self improvement. She pledges support and a shared path, recalling Wilsons advice that strength grows from faith, purpose, and a loyal wife.
Margaret reunites with Miss Hilton and receives hopeful letters from Elmwood and Wilson's promise to help. The scene depicts their warm home in New York, Norah and Nanny nearby, and Margaret's lingering heartache finally eased by companionship and trusted friendship.
Margaret returns to Elmwood with Brian and Miss Hilton visiting. Brian confronts past flaws and pledges devotion to Margaret while Miss Hilton advises patience and care. The trio navigates duties, affection, and a plan for Margaret to seek Elmwood as a remedy to her illness.
The Guatuso of Central America bury the dead in their huts with graves settling under the floor until nearly obliterated. Relatives wail in distress at death. Warriors are buried with two currassons feathers and cacao placed on the grave to provide drink for the departed.
A Chicago special reports two crashes in the Christian Endeavor journey. Five died, about thirty injured, in Vandalia and near Chicago. Victims include R T Shermany and W P Coon of Indianapolis and John Gooding and Mrs R Shipman of Appleton.
Advices from Constantinople report a collision Wednesday between the German ships Rembeck and Berthilde in the Dar dansiles. The Rembeck sank almost immediately with fourteen crew drowned.
The Union Bank Savings and Trust Company of Tacoma Washington has closed and is in the hands of a receiver. Judge Williams appointed Charles Richardson to oversee the bank’s affairs. The bank, founded in 1891 with General William Sprague as president, holds 155000 Tacoma general fund warrants and 18000 city hall warrants whose validity was questioned by the court decision.
The U S monetary commission led by Senator Edward Wolcott left Paris Friday for London expressing satisfaction with the Paris negotiations. The party reports favorable terms achieved in the exchange capital and overall progress in the talks.
Morgan Olliff, who vanished near Statesboro Georgia on April 25, returns to town and reveals the four men jailed for his supposed murder. The case hinged on identity of the corpse found earlier, and locals question the burial as Olliff claims innocence and reports that the shooter’s rifle fired near the time of disappearance.
Sparks announces machines will be abolished in the state printing office at his administration start. Lawmakers failed to ban machines but added a rider on the appropriation bill setting machine work at 10 cents per 1000. Officials claim machines would operate at a loss, forcing hand composition at 40 to 80 cents per 1000.
Representative King of Utah introduces in the House a bill identical to the Senate measure by Senator Morgan to annex Hawaii under the treaty terms negotiated by the president.
Thomas J. Kenny master-at-arms aboard the battleship Indiana was murdered at the Brooklyn navy yard. The killer, Philip Carter, stabbed Kenny in the back after a prior reprimand for a breach of discipline.
Isaac Norton, cashier for the U S internal revenue in San Francisco, died by carbolic acid after being notified by Revenue Collector Wilburn that his accounts would be examined following Captain Thrasher’s appointment as special agent. Norton was bonded for 20000 dollars with Nations Surety of Kansas. officials say any shortage likely tops 5000 to 6000 dollars.
The jury in the American Tobacco Company conspiracy trial before Judge Fitzgerald failed to reach a verdict after fifteen hours. Ten jurors favored conviction and two for acquittal, with two holdouts and one juror ill. District Attorney Olcott may seek a new trial, conditions permitting, to keep the case fresh in public minds.
Southern progress shows rising activity with several new plants and expansions. Notable openings include a $10,000 electric light plant at Mannington West Virginia and facilities at Eastman Georgia Columbus Mississippi Jackson Mississippi along with mills and plants in Blacksburg Virginia Sis tersville West Virginia Macon Georgia Houston Texas Lynchburg Virginia Norfolk Virginia Huntsville Alabama Chattanooga Tennessee Wilmington North Carolina and Rama Georgia.
Des Moines dispatch reports Horace Boise former governor of Towa and ex presidential candidate wrote a 4000 word letter for D. M. For campaign book. The piece titled Curse of a Monstrous Crime Upon Us attacks free coinage policy at 16 to 1 and was released by Colonel Fox amid objections from Weaver and other silver leaders.
Washington dispatch reports the president will travel to Canton Ohio to visit his mother Mrs McKinley and likely Mabel McKinley and Mrs Day with the assistant secretary of state. They plan to stay through the fourth and return by Monday or Tuesday evening after an informal cabinet dinner Thursday night.
Cornell won the two mile freshman race at Poughkeepsie by three quarters of a length with Columbia second and Pennsylvania third. Official times: Cornell 9 minutes 21 1 5 seconds, Columbia 9 minutes 22 8 5 seconds, Pennsylvania 9 minutes 23 1 6 seconds. The three crews rowed under American methods.
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