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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1903

Page

3

Panorama of a 2-Cent Stamp Case and Other News

Readable summaries cover Ellsworth DeFrance’s release after a life sentence commuted by McKinley for a 2-cent stamp theft, Andrews paroled from Detroit bank misappropriation, Lawrence O. Murray named assistant secretary of commerce and labor, a Boulder Montana safe robbery worth about 4000 dollars, a Toledo man’s Christmas despair poisoning, William Jennings Bryan buying his Nebraskan birth home, a fatal hotel fire in Nominees Michigan, and related brief items.

Ellworth P. DeFrance Priday Sions City Iowa DeFrance United States District Court Nebraska McKinley Frank GC Andrews Bliss Frank Andrews City Savings Bank of Detroit Mich Jackson Lawrence O. Murray Chicago Commerce and Labor Murray Senate Core Telyou

Government Pays Interest on Bonds May Be Mailed

The Treasury will mail checks for interest due January 1 on 4 percent bonds totaling 1 605 148 50 and 2 percent bonds totaling 2 710 701 00, amounting to 4 515 514. Steamer Nantucket in distress with broken shaft near Chesapeake Bay carrying a large passenger list bound for Baltimore. aid has gone from Norfolk. Five laborers killed as the Thirteenth Regiment armory walls collapse in Brooklyn. robbers hijack a Dillnous Bank vault, escaping with about 6 000.

Treasury Department Yeston Nantucket Chesapeake Bay Baltimore Norfolk

Nineteen football players die in 1903 season report

A historical tally shows nineteen deaths and many serious injuries across football seasons, with most fatalities among untrained players. Several minor schools banned the sport after injuries, including Columbus Junction and Greenfield. The list details names, places, and causes, noting Purdue’s near-miss in a wreck before a scheduled game.

West Columbus Junction Greenfield Ohio Cinstay Becher Lake Forest University Wilson Avrosd Pearlyn Pag Tames Boswell Whinnipeg Manitoba Jettry Norwlebh N.Y Wlfl Connolly Elmira N. J Yi Pailel Meany Boston Madward Cox Newark Thomas Mi Caney Brooklyns Hayllond Meelgh Brooklyny Mrauh Shankila Indjlana Ff Gustavel Akron Charles Tepe Corning Darvey Lawse Kirkwood Wifthoiut Purdue University

Record shows growing college enrollment across major U S colleges

The Chicago Record Heralda survey of sixty five institutions indicates a record rise in college attendance this year with about three thousand new students predominantly freshmen. Undergraduate and professional schools show the largest gains while elementary education spending remains high in the United States.

Chicago Record-Herald Levening United States University of California University of Maine South Middle West Brown University Commissioner of Education Europe Shao Chicago Philadelphia Boston’s Baltimore Cleveland Washington New Orleans St. Louis

Former Georgia Justice Hal S. Lewis Dies at 52

Hal S. Lewis former Georgia Supreme Court justice died Thursday in Greensboro Georgia at age 52. He rose to national prominence in 1906 with a Chicago Democratic convention speech nominating William Jennings Bryan for the presidency.

Bryan Hal S. Lewis Supreme Court Georgia Greensboro Lewis Chicago W. J. Bryan

Chicago Feels Terror as Crime Rises Sharply

A sixty day crime spike reports eight murders and 314 robberies in Chicago. Citizens form vigilante groups as fear rises. police struggle to curb bandits in incidents from highwaymen to store thefts and a post office break in.

Chicago Vanine Niedermeier An Rocaki Charles F Bigelow Hin Jie Winnetka Maywood

An Evil in Food the Law Should Reach

Prof. Schweitzer of the State Diversity of Missouri warns that alum baking powders are dangerous in any quantity. A medical publication notes alum irritates the stomach and bowels, harms digestion, thickens blood, and can cause nervous prostration. even small doses have led to death in children. Authorities urge restricting alum use in foods.

Schweitzer Missouri

Buried Landscapes in England's Charwood Forest

The Youth's Companion describes buried landscapes as ancient earth faces now hidden by later deposits yet retaining features allowing reconstruction of past scenes. In Charwood Forest England, rocky projections mark peaks of a buried mountain chain from the old red sandstone period.

England Charwood Forest

Nelson's Death in Battle Inspires Nelson Portrait

At an 18th century entertainment Nelson urged Benjamin West to paint another scene if his courage yields material. West warned no subjects remained. Nelson sailed soon after and West painted The Death of Nelson. The London Chronicle notes the negro brain average weighs four ounces less than the white brain.

William Kiehner Foledo Fiehner Wu Ying-fang Unite States Li Wang Chang Great East Room Mary Walker Mr. Wu Dr. Walker Nelson Benjamin West Wolfe West London Chronicle

Congress debates Panama pact while Senate adjourns for holidays

The Senate paused the Cuba reciprocity bill with a 57 to 18 vote and resumed a broad policy debate on Central American affairs, the Isthmian canal, and Post Office investigations. House actions included pension funding and a resolution on postal fraud inquiries. adjournment set for January 4, 1904.

Senate Cuba Spooner Bailey House Carmack Senate Committee Gener Post Office Department Nelson Senata Moar Gorman Republic of Panama Moraker McComas Committee St. Louis Columbus Ohio Panama Messrs Scott Kan Miers Dem Ind Sims Dem. Tenn Bnrgess United States Republic of Daniel Virginia Horr Fulton Portland Ore Thear Committee On Printing Penrose Ottoman Empire Morgen Isthmian Canal Commission Committee On Aspenditnces Postoffice Department Postofice Cooper Wis Porto Rica House of Delegates Porto Rico Smite Morrell Philippine Islands Shafroth Colo Hay Vt Bristow Conrad Ponaparte Pettus Alabama Morgan Fiouse

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