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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
8
Bishop Allerding presided over a solemn pontifical high mass at the Church of the Sacred Heart Notre Dame where seven members of the Congregation of the Holy Cross were ordained priests. The new priests are Sypniewski Groza Szybokicz O Malley O Connor McKeone and Mather Farroy.
Mrs Florence Graves 24 shot Frank Brown to death after a quarrel over alleged attentions to other women. Brown died minutes later at a hospital. Graves admitted the shooting after arrest, the incident unfolding at her home in Michigan City.
Thomas Jefferies of the Rough Rider Club of Cincinnati camping near Lawrenceburg woke from a nap to drink from a spring at around 1 AM. A doctor was called as he nearly died. he coughed up a green snake six inches long, and has since recovered.
Elijah Tays of Warsaw at 100 is near death after a life of self denial to fund missions. He gave his fortune to the cause, including 100 000 twenty one years ago to Methodist College for Ministers in Mercedes Argentina, plus annuities for his wife. He saved 20 000 five years ago for missions.
Minor State Itema and Mrs. Samuel Blackburn died in Evansville from a fire caused by spontaneous combustion of gasoline. Myron Staples, five, son of Sheriff Logan Staples of Whitley county, perished in a gasoline can explosion. Harry Hemenway, cousin of a U S Senator, killed sixty big snakes while picking blackberries near Boonville.
A new Interior Department order will open 2,980,000 acres in Alaska for settlement on Sept 30. The tract near Norton Bay was reserved for a national forest but the project was abandoned to meet demand for entry. The move follows labor strife in southeastern Alaska and ongoing agricultural experiments at government stations. The Susitna valley coastal area is noted for a mild climate and potential crops. Alaska’s permanent white population and nomads combined total around 34,000, with a push to statehood growing through improved communications.
France reports 4 025 local unions and large prison made lash and quirt items. Detroit hosts Steamfitters union convention. Pittsburgh plasterers win half holiday Saturday. Stockton carpenters gain 50 percent wage rise. State now pays 4 50 a day. Atlantic drug clerks unite with Retail Clerks. Longshoremen strike in New York costs experts 40 000 a week. Miners vote defeats old age home referendum. Cleveland Electrical Workers seek 4 cents an hour raise. Samburg Germany forms Patriotic Association of Labor Unions. Ontario canning firms seek help to stay operational. Hungarian bill bars state railroad workers from strikes. 1906 United Brotherhood of Carpenters benefits 107 000. death and disability 218 202. San Francisco laundry workers return to posts. three years of quiet expected.
O Rourke receives a telegram that forces him to depart with a sense of misfortune while Angela Maskelyne and Farley observe mounting tensions. In Paris, Angela buys a Zeno portrait after a lamp accident and plots with Maskelyne about a Dobroski spy thread. O Rourke travels toward Brussels with Dobroski, then schemes at night to alert George Frost.
Maslykine shows a hint of cheer as Angela grows grave after O Rourke leaves for the station. Angela condemns what she calls a flirtatious presumption, while the novelist remains unaware of the real dynamics at play in this melodramatic scene.
In a dialogue snippet the first actor celebrates a ten year marriage to one wife while the second jokes about his own five year span with a different spouse. A stray excerpt mentions an ox wagon competition and South African rail lines becoming unprofitable.
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