14 Jan 1904
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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1904
Page
1
The text describes various European rules on marriage and divorce. It notes in France and the Netherlands that parental consent or advice impacts unions, with civil marriages preceding religious ceremonies in the Netherlands. It also mentions a rule that no Mahar wearer can marry without parental consent and the judge's role if consent is refused.
A physician in Yorktown Arkansas, Dr Wollman, declares after twenty years of practice that Dodd's Kidney Pills relieve kidney disease and related ailments. He states the remedy restores kidney function and purges poisons, delivering prompt relief and cures.
The article describes Gladstone's Library at Hawarden as a retreat for study and contemplation. It notes Gladstone's personal shelving, private studies, and the later opening of a new building funded by the National Memorial Fund. The library aims to provide free access to scholars and the world, a model of undisturbed scholarship.
A reader testimonial from Nadine of Late Creek Michigan extols Grape Nuts for morning energy and sustained vigor. The note claims the cereal supplies brain and nerve rebuilding parts and references the booklet The Road to Wellville.
Von Dine Niedermeier and Marx stand accused in the Chicago car barn killings. The trio arrived under heavy guard as jurists began selecting a jury in Judge Kersten's Criminal Court branch amid fears of a jailbreak. Bailiffs kept spectators out with passes and a floor elevator ban to prevent trouble.
Readable text lists vast quantities of timber metal glass plaster nails and rope used in the 14 main Louisiana Purchase Exposition buildings and surrounding structures. Estimates show hundreds of millions of feet of lumber and pounds of steel plaster and fiber, with wide variation across smaller buildings. The article notes the staggering scale and suggests these totals would build thousands of houses and rooms if repurposed.
A California and Mexico express train, traveling from Chicago to the West, collided head on with a cattle train near Willard, Wisconsin. Twenty people were killed and all aboard the passenger train were among the dead or injured. several stock cars and locomotives were destroyed. Rescue efforts were hampered by limited facilities at the rural station and delays in removing the injured.
Reports recount strikes and wage demands across multiple regions including Montreal Boston and San Francisco with unions pressing higher pay. Plumbers threaten a bitter strike in Spokane while Australias gold mining workforce and Western Australia reflect heavy labor engagement. Section men on Hocking Valley Railway set a nine hour day from January.
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