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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1899
Page
6
In a North Wales rectory party Yolande Merton and Sir Edward Llewellyn encounter Denzil Charteris whom Yolande believed dead. He reveals he seeks Yolande and vows restitution. Yolande confesses love as Charteris and she reunite, hope replacing despair.
Yolande Protests a six week delay before leaving the rectory, insisting she will keep her singing class and write to the girls. Denzil accepts, while Mrs Davies and a jealous Jane Croft watch from the wings as gossip and secrets threaten the lovers’ happiness. The chapter ends with Jane’s growing envy and a looming conflict.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item captures a humorous exchange about Southern railways. The dialogue jokes that travel is painful and cites defective ties as the reason, with the quip revealing the speaker as an actor.
Captain Edward H. Plummer testified before the Washington court of inquiry on Cuban provisions. He explained the packing limits from Siboney and that 10 wagons covered 1,000 miles with half the oxen used for pack trains. He noted bad roads and difficulty supplying the men. General Shafter described cargo decisions driven by vessel congestion and praised canned roast beef as acceptable. Roosevelt’s Rough Riders were cited on food with the remark that shortages stemmed from their own neglect to carry three days’ rations.
Rebels retreated with brief resistance while Gen. Lawton advanced beyond Santa Cruz. A Filipino shooter nearly killed Lawton but missed. soldiers flushed him from a house and left him dead or wounded. Rebels suffered estimated 150 killed and wounded in the Santa Cruz action as they pulled back toward the mountains.
A riot erupted in Pana Illinois with clashes between deputies, black and white miners. One white miner and another man were killed and several others injured. Deputies protected fleeing families, guarded confiscated goods, and fed and sheltered negroes at Union Miners hall amid gunfire and evacuations.
Stephen J Field former United States Supreme Court justice dies in Washington after a long illness. Retired December 4 1807 due to old age and frailty his health declined after kidney trouble and a grip infection. He helped decide landmark cases including the test oath ruling and his dissents in confiscation legal tender and New Orleans slaughter house cases.
The clipping mocks various topics from whiskey and baking powder trusts to Aguinaldo’s lingering last stands and wireless telegraphy. It notes Italy’s anger over China’s open door, Samoa missionary activity, and Columbus County NC not issuing marriage licenses, concluding with Toledo mayor Sam Jones.
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