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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
7
In a frontier Ohio log cabin tale a repentant man regains faith after hearing a preacher recount his own conversion. The revivalAmong spectators, Mantel and David confront their own sins as the evangelist offers guidance and the promise of light through faith.
A fragment from a periodical notes a character immersed in private reflections. The passage hints at inner preoccupations and a paused external action, with no clear event or dialogue to anchor a fuller scene.
A brief quip from a young man as he repeats he must be going while a young lady notes his apparent station in Louisville, capturing a humorous exchange in a clipped, period voice.
An agent enters an office boasting a new combined talking machine car pet sweeper and letter opener. The proprietor, cheekily replying I'm married, signals amused thrift. The piece weaves humor on growing up and parental impressions.
The House debated the Henry resolution to amend the Constitution to move Presidential Inauguration to late April but adjourned to avoid a two thirds vote. Senate discussions followed on related committees, statehood for Arizona and New Mexico, and the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry. The day included eulogies for Senator Shoup and a push to pass private bills and a deficiency appropriation bill. The Senate moved on District of Columbia funds and the House scrutinized the navy powder purchases from a trust.
Four men were likely fatally injured in a limestone quarry explosion near Newton New Jersey. Sheriff Brown moved Jenks Proctor a black man to Kansas State Prison for safe keeping amid mob threats. Jacob and Louis Wesoky of Pittsburg received two and a half years in Leavenworth and a 2500 dollar fine for oleomargarine law violations. A Denver rumor claimed Burlington Railway President George B Harris resigned. Darius Miller was named to succeed him.
Dan's Weekly Review notes conditions favoring larger trade yet impeded by stormy weather. Coal shortages cut factory capacity while banking payments remain strong. Snow boosts wheat and rye prices. demand for staples steady. Bank clearings rise slightly year over year. Chicago district failures total 36 with seven over $4,000 in liabilities.
New York reports show weather influencing sales and movement of farm products coal supplies and spring goods to markets. Winter trade in cold and storm markets supports January price revisions with fair reorders. spring orders to wholesale houses from travelers are solid. Manufacturers face higher raw material costs and wage demands. Irregular weekly business failures: US 291, Canada 44.
The report lists live cattle hogs and sheep prices from Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Toledo with grain prices for wheat corn oats rye and hay plus butter eggs and clover seed ranges. Bulls and bears note varied bid ranges across regions and commodities.
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