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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1901
Page
6
In a late night pursuit around the Hermann residence, Lemke Dodd and Judge Fenner pursue a kidnapping case involving Miriam Hermann and Mary. Mary defies Cheatham’s threats with a pistol shield, guiding Miriam to safety as police intervene and Cheatham faces further action.
Mary observes Cheatam leave and Miriam’s room lights. She sees a man support a woman under a tree and then follows as Clay Carpenter and Miss Hermann depart in a carriage. Mary, bold and cautious, climbs the trunk shelf as the carriage moves away.
Dodd stands in a doorway as Mary urges on, slipping away to her room. Snug and Cheathany step from shadows blocking her path, she cannot speak, then a whistle signals a carriage arriving from a nearby corner.
The eldest son of the Garkwar of Baroda Prince Sattc Sing Sta o is to be sent to Oxford England for education He commands a cavalry regiment in the Baroda state army and several younger sons will also study in England schools.
All preliminaries for establishing a British school of archaeology and classical studies in Rome have been settled, clearing the path for formal founding proceedings.
John Addison Porter, longtime private secretary to President McKinley and former Hartford Ledger owner, died in Pomfret. Born 1840 in New Haven, he led a career in journalism, editorial work, and public service including a Senate clerkship and repeated gubernatorial runs.
A private secretary recalls a curious incident about an office boy who claimed his uncle’s death caused his lateness. The sponsor checked and learned the uncle had died as claimed, yet the tale remains a strange example of the odd things that happen in work life.
The piece notes disappointment in the change from the traditional scarlet coats of the Tower of London guards to a blue serge with red trimmings. It laments the loss of old time garb dating back to Henry V and earlier, describing the emblematic costume as a hallmark of historic pageantry.
Minneapolis man A K Ayers recounts a near death from Brights Disease and Diabetes after four doctors gave him days to live. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring his health, praises the remedy, and urges others to try it, noting testimonials from others who benefited.
A count lists tonnage for seawater salinity across several seas including the Dead Sea Red Sea Mediterranean and Atlantic with figures 1st 93 81 72 26 18 and 11 respectively.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as stopping coughs immediately. It urges readers to visit a druggist for a free sample and mentions bottles priced at 25 and 50 cents. The notice warns that delays are dangerous.
A short note explains animal load limits with an ox carrying 200 pounds and a camel 400 pounds per day. The fragment ends urging readers to try Mrs. Austins famous pan cake flour for breakfast.
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