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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1899
Page
6
Mrs Westerfield plots with James to flee to America aided by a forged fortune while a cipher widow hunt for diamonds leads to a failed theft. The couple wed then cover their tracks as Syd faces forced separation from Miss Wigger and Herbert Linley arrives offering honest employment.
Mrs Bellbridge finds a note on the cab seat stating the diamonds were stolen by the wrong man. The message suggests a deliberate misattribution and casts suspicion on a mysterious thief.
Sydney Westerfield endures the sixth year of martyrdom at school with no news of her mother brother or stepfather. The dull day drags as the clock nears the end of morning studies and the children await release in a somber, unnamed domestic scene.
A writer notes remarkable boy ingenuity in science and natural history. Boys build electric tramways in garrets and an inventive electrical boat gains manual training praise. An invitation for students to bring self made products or specimens promises a revealing school exhibit.
A quote attributed to Bilkins questions who coined the phrase. Harper responds he does not know but imagines WIL thought of it while attempting to sneak upstairs at three o clock in the morning. Chicago News notes the remark in a casual exchange.
The Ohio Valley League of Women in Louisville opens with speakers declaring free silver the paramount issue for the Democratic national platform. Leaders from Indiana Kentucky Ohio and Massachusetts urge keeping silver front and center toward victory for bimetallists. Bryan supporters vow him as the nominee and plans to push Louisville as next year’s national convention site unfold amid speeches and a banquet.
Two men wounded near San Fernando as Macabebes reoccupy the hills around San Fernando. Insurgents attack town outposts and capture a commander. Captain Frenell takes command of a unit as scouts enlisted. Phumpana city loyal to Americans. Lawton directs Manila defenses while MacArthur oversees north.
Late Wednesday night six people three men and three women drowned near the Minnie river dock in Toledo as cries for help were heard from the water. The Pastime steamed by and lifeboats failed to reach them before they disappeared beneath the river.
A jumble of names and facts fills the page with misprints and odd attestations. Mentions include Lieut Col Picquart salary three dollars daily and Kansas figures Cur Browne and Stanley smoking cubed cigarettes. The Princess of Wales photography, Eugene Field honor, Rudyard Kipling travel by private car, and a raft of misrendered titles appear without coherent narrative.
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