Denver Indiana Publisher Norris and Woolley
The Cribune references Norris and Woolley as publishers in Denver Indiana.
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1901
Page
1
The Cribune references Norris and Woolley as publishers in Denver Indiana.
Mrs. John McChang was found dead in bed with her head crushed. Mason McClung, 68, husband and wealthily retired farmer, was arrested after he claimed he did not know if he killed her. Coroner ordered arrest and inquestProceedings state McClung living at the farm while he tended stock.
Thomas D Kahney a Mount Washington grocer was shot and killed while defending his wife during a burglary at No 18 Albert Street. Officers pursuing three burglars on Fenton Street opened fire. detective Paddy Fitzgerald died and two officers were wounded before the trio were captured.
The Havana constitutional convention voted 18 to 10 to oppose the Platt amendment. Delegates argued the terms and clauses are ill drafted and content of letters especially clauses L11 VI and VU. Conservatives say the stance ties hands of any commission sent to Washington.
A Bombay dispatch reports Ibn Rashid Pasha reclaiming Nejed, Central Arabia, from Mabaronk who had seized the city and ousted him. Mabaronk’s army was drawn into a narrow pass and crushed by Ibn Kaslad forces. 5,000 killed, Mabaronk’s fate unknown.
General MacArthur announces further rebel capitulations including Colonel Arca surrendering at Cartillejos with 23d soldiers and 12 officers. He says the Ongapo surrender of Colonel Arva ends, freeing PButaan and Zambules provinces.
Prairie fires in Castro and Hale counties devastate farms driving cattle from range and destroying stock, feed, sheds, and dwellings. The losses are described as heavy with vast herds displaced and property laid waste.
The Department of Agriculture received word from a major Chicago packing firm that the English Government will exclude all beef not home bred from army contracts, effective June 1. This signals a shift in supply for British forces and could impact meat imports.
Amsterdam police reported to the London Daily Express that plans to kill Mr. Kruger were in circulation. An arrest included a suspect who allegedly confessed to involvement in the plot.
President McKinley reappoints Hubert Skinner of Massillon as consul general at Marseilles and Frank Gessner of Ohio as consul at Zittau Germany. Vandals mutilate the Hendricks monument on the Indiana Statehouse grounds stealing the scales from the figure of justice.
A Washington correspondent reports that diplomats foresee a Russia Japan war by spring as Japan aims to protect Korea and Manchuria. The piece notes Japan’s probable prompt action, Russia’s expansion, and tensions around Manchuria with Liners of power, and hints Britain’s possible support if peace holds.
A report warns bubonic plague has a foothold in California with several deaths. Federal authorities plan quarantines targeting the Chinatown area in San Francisco and strict isolation measures to prevent spread while investigators trace origins and warn of wider risk.
Gen John A Logan statue unveiled in Iowa Circle Washington with President MelKinley present Chauncey Depew senator New York spoke Master John Tucker pulled veil Mrs Logan among spectators DC militia provided escort Bronze monument features twenty life size relief figures mostly portraits of generals senators and statesmen The sculpture regarded as a masterwork of the artist faces unique status in the United States
The Wife of Bohs Lady Roberts is described as a robust matron in fine health with a severe determined expression suggesting dominance. Lord Roberts married under notable circumstances after meeting the daughter of Capt Bews at a Waterford garrison dance and marrying within three months despite family opposition.
Clarissa Minn April 15 Special No family in this area is better known than Mr Charles Keys, a school teacher, and his wife and mother-in-law. Mrs Keys says Dodd's Kidney Pills cured neuralgia in the head and face, easing pains and restoring life. Her 74 year old mother also reports relief, praising the medicine as a godsend and elixir of youth. The testimonial notes many friends corroborate, and claims the pills have a reputation in Todd County.
The passage features a comic exchange about marriage and attraction with Mrs Grumpps asserting a wife should stay attractive to her husband after marriage, and Mrs Grmpps recalling her father’s money as a means to that end. The dialogue lampoons social expectations and gender roles in a humorous tone.
You can obtain a free sample by writing to Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York for Allen s Foot E ease powder to shake into shoes. It cures tired sweating damp feet and swelling and aching feet and eases tight shoes. A cure for corns and bunions. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores.
A light notices piece cites Mrs Tother as a joke about a long-serving cook and jokes about Turkey amber as a nicotine aid. It promotes the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo opening May 1 1901 with the Nickel Plate Road as a fast route and provides contact agents in Fort Wayne Indiana for travel details and dates April 1901.
An old advertisement touts Lane's Family Medicine claiming daily bowel movement benefits for health, gentle action on the liver and kidneys, headache cure, with prices 25 and 50 cents. It also references patriotic quotes by Charles Pinckney and promotes Mrs. Austins pancakes, AIR CUSHION RUBBER stamps, printing outfits, and a Fort Wayne lock box 219 address.
The Nickel Plate Road promotes its shortest line to Buffalo and the Pan American Exposition with daily express trains. Rates take effect April 80th 1801 for any one of the Peerless Trio trains, outbound or inbound, via Fort Wayne agents C A Asterlin or R J Llamilton.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Sooratna Sravur for children teething relief. Claims to soften gums reduce inflammation soothe pain and ease colic. Appears to be marketed as a medicinal bottle with two cents per bottle pricing.
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