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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1906

Page

9

The Red Storm Of the Days of Daniel Boone

In Boonesborough defense Daniel Boone and sons fight to save the fort as a mortal wound is dealt in a tragic ambush. James Boone dies after rescuing the rifle from a burning cabin while Boone contends with grief and chooses a renewed leadership for the settlers. Le Bland pressures Rosaline Alston with a pledge from Captain Du Quesne to withdraw siege, threatening abduction of the two maidens to force acceptance.

Fleming Boone Daniel Boone James Joel Logston David Logston Joel Yieul Joe Daniel Moses Rebecca Forester Mrs. Boone Boonesborough du Queane le Bland Rosanthe du Quesne Rosalthe Girty McKee Rosaline Zephyr Rosalide Monon Ealmly Rosal Captain du Quesne Rogalthe Miss Alston

The Critic on the Earth Reflections on a Politician

A fragment discusses Lord Palmerston selecting Sir George Cornewall Lewis for the war office, amid doubts from Lady Theresa Lewis about his fitness. Palmerston argues the role is administrative not military and the duties include accounts and commissariat. The anecdote recalls Lewis studying military tactics.

Edmond Fitznaurice Second Earl Granville Sydney Herbert Lord Herbert of Lea War Office Palmerston George Cornewall Lewis Theresa Lewis Lady Theresa Commissariat Palmerstone Cornewall Lewis

Noted Missionaries and Leaders in Early 20th Century Russia and China

The article profiles Dr. Hunter Corbett of Chefoo China as a leading Presbyterian missionary and moderator of the General Assembly, praising his faith and long career in Shandong. It also highlights George E. McNeill, an economist writer and advocate of the eight hour workday, and political figures such as Count Witte and M. Lepine, detailing their roles in Russia and Paris.

Hunter Corbett Chefoo China Presbyterian General Assembly Des Moines Leatherwood St. Dn Usah Nus Ucnter Combettis Stuntung Middle Kingdom Maew Brat Wichita Dor. Corbett Chenan Corbett Planch George Eo McNeil Toston Mr. McNeill Amesbury Mass Massachusetts Wendell Phillips Claflin Massachusetts Bureau of Hiber Statistics Knights of Labor American Federation of Labor British Trades Union Congress

Mystery of Identity Solved Bridges Indiana Reunion

Miss Bertha Parker a telephone operator in Culver has learned her birth ties through Indianapolis police. She will move to Indianapolis to live with her father Thomas West, whom she had never met. Adopted after her mother’s death, Parker was raised by the sisters of Holy Angels. A six month old clue led authorities to the reunion in Indianapolis.

Miss Darker Onedianapolis Daugher

Evansville Whipping Case Shocks City Officials

A mother whipped her son at the Evansville police station on the orders of Judge J. G. Winfrey after the boy pleaded guilty to writing an offensive letter to a White woman. The punishment lasted about five minutes with a cat-of-nine-tails and blood visible on his neck back and arms while detectives restrained him. Mayor John W. Reehne and several police officials witnessed the event.

Evansville James Wyatt Pualies J. G. Winfrey John W. Reehne Winfrey

West Baden Dynamite Scare Targets Bowling Alleys

An attempted dynamite blast at the West Baden Springs Motel bowling alley and billiard room caused a large floor hole and shattered glass. Guests were uninjured, and authorities suspect recently discharged boys used powder in a bungled act. A similar attempt occurred two weeks earlier at another resort.

Howling Alley West Baden Springs Lick Springs

Terre Haute Council Votes Impeachment of Mayor Hidaman

In a tense 5 to 4 session the Terre Haute City Council impeached Mayor Edwin J. Hidaman after a caucus that stretched to midnight. The charges stem from his refusal to dismiss Chief of Police Lints and the safety board, though removal requires six votes.

Terre Haute Connell Cowneil Edwin J. Hidaman Lints

Bunker II Post Office Robbery Stuns Town

Six armed men robbed the Bunker II post office during a safe robbery. Four waited while two blew open the strong boxes and escaped with about 84000 in stamps and 100 in cash. Mrs Jerome Beebe and four children were awakened and threatened. Mrs W T Wilson was shot at at the window.

Bunker II Jerome Beebe W. T. Wilson Allen

Three Killed by Lightning in Chicago Area Storm

Three people die after a freak electric storm sweeps over Chicago and surrounding towns. Louis Shelmeteh, a farmer near Wampinow. John Mickew, a carpenter near Hitagend. Mrs John Semubka, wife of a foreman for the Standard Of Company at Whitin. Authorities investigate the incident.

Chicago Pheyret Louis Shelmeteh Wampiow Johar Mickew Hitagend John Semubka Ato Foreuma Standard OF Company Whitin

Bribery Indictment Tars State Legislature Leader

A corruption probe alleges bribery involving Oscar Baker and the Wobseed Company. Prosecutors accuse several state legislators of accepting bribes to influence contracts and policy, though details remain unsettled and rumors circulate about the scope.

Saes Ehondy Oscar Baker Matey Tone Ninerican Dribes

Italian strike evictions and city fire wipe out several firms

In Our Borders a Pennsylvania Railroad strike leads to detectives evicting striking Italians at Winamac, forcing them to ride to Pillsburg for fares. A blaze at English destroys Boyd’s store, Temple’s hardware, Roberts’ drug, the Crawford county bank, post office, Masonic Hall, Leonard residence, and Valley Star office, with $100000 loss and $12000 insured. William B. Schwartz, Indianapolis lawyer, is arrested for manufacturing a counterfeit half dollar batch after two years of pursuit. molds and an electrical device are found and he confesses.

Consolidated Cag Hlymera Pennsylvania Railroad Company Winamac Pillsburg G. Boyd English Boyd Temple Roberts’ Drug Store Crawford County Bank Masonic Hall Joseph Leonard Valley Star Ttis Secret Service William B. Schwartz Indianapolis Schwarte

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