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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
4
Special Indiana judge Vin son Carter rules against Storms in the state’s bid to oust Daniel EK from office, sustaining the defense demurrer. The ruling halts proceedings pending appeal to the Supreme Court as the case stays in limbo.
In New York Citys Chinatown a clash between the Hip Sings and On Langs left two men dead a third mortally wounded and a fourth seriously injured. A large Bowery crowd gathered as police arrested several Chinese men amid the violence.
Commodore Stephen Decatur of New Hampshire was dismissed from the United States Navy by Secretary Bonaparte in line with a court martial sentence for hazing. The action ends his long naval career, removing a prominent veteran from service.
General Joseph Wheeler longtime Confederate cavalry leader and U S Army brigadier general died of pneumonia at his sister Mrs Sterling Smiths home in Brooklyn New York He was 69 years old.
The Ohio House committee on medical jurisprudence backs the Meade den bill by unanimous vote, prohibiting the manufacture or sale of cigarettes and cigarette papers in the state.
Madrid dispatch reports Span ish aeronaut Duro crossed the Pyrenees in a balloon. Vic ascended at Pau and descended at Guadic in Granada covering about 580 miles in fourteen hours. A gang of safe blowers dynamited the general store safe of L C Pickle in McCardsville Ind. Doors blown off, robbers escape with 420 dollars.
Senate considered a resolution on Mrs. Minor Morris, 14 to 5 vote, and speeches on pure food and shipping bills. The House moved to fund preservation of the frigate Constitution and to settle five civilized tribes in Indian Territory. Debates covered deficieny appropriations, silver coin transport, and limiting department heads' spending. Grand Island federal court bill and bridge rights near St Andrews were acted. Senate sessions discussed Moroccan conference, Santo Domingo, and Dominican affairs. House approved urgent deficiency measures and rejected eight hour Panama canal amendment. Adjourned after passing Oklahoma jury commissions bill.
National Capital Noten says President Roosevelt plans to hunt tigers in Africa upon retirement in 1909. Separately, Alexander Kehr and Harry J. Collings, former US Army officers, were arrested in San Francisco on arrival of the transport Sherman from Manila and will be held for investigation. The Interior Secretary withdraws disposals except under mineral laws for 1,500,000 acres across Missoula and Flathead counties Montana and Kootenai Idaho for a proposed cabinet forests reserve.
In Mallingford Park a tense negotiation unfolds as Babette reveals a photo of a grave and links Pauline to a concealed past. Mr Mallett weighs a potential new title and a promised five thousand pounds as Daws schemes to secure affidavits in Madrid and Paris.
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