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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1902

Page

6

Westward migration after civil war sparks frontier tale

Fifty year old Gen Greyson leads an immigrant train of ten wagons toward Yellowstone region. His son Ledbetter Greyson, a Confederate captain, is believed dead at Chickamauga. Whirlwind leads Sioux plot against the party while Capt. Richmond contemplates old rivalries and love tied to Mabel Fleming.

Virginia Kentucky Missouri Great Plains British America Gulf of Mexico Oliver Greyson Chickomnauga Cok Ledbetter Greyson Ile Ele Col. Greyson Gen. Greyson Greyson Jennie Mabel Bleming Ledbetter Mabel Weeming Charles Nadine Mabel Far West Stancock Fort Leavenworth Yellowstone Fort Wallace Colorado Robert Whitman Upper Whitman Lawrence Castillo Fle Ned Castilly Mike Rockies Red Cloud Plains Defiance Whirlwind Wilds Jake Utah St. Lois Uteh St. Louis St. Armand Beauty Tallis Ari Italy Gien Grreyson Richmond Capt. Richmond Capt Richmonl Ate Bydian Ureyson Ife Mabel Fleming

Misdirected German Mail of 1899 Surpasses Returns

The German imperial post in 1899 received 2 022 912 letters and parcels that could not be delivered and only 984 782 could be returned to senders.

Imperial Post

Venice Floods and Public Life Amid Tide and Fog

A vivid, if foggy, Venice scene describes flooding that halts daily routines and reshapes public spaces from St Mark's Square to the Giudecca. Residents endure rising water, swaying bridges, floating debris, and the crowd’s reactions as authorities and porters manage the damp chaos.

London Venice Ventre Asa Owas St. Markos

Ridiculous Rhinoceros Valuation Sparks City Debate

A New York Zoo director cites a $15 a pound value for a horned rhinoceros and compares it to far higher figures for Smiles the animal, sparking controversy over rarity, market value, and public sentiment amid odd notes about unrelated marriages and royal ancestry.

London Police Guard Vast Road Network

A report on the metropolitan police of London overseeing 8 200 miles of roads and streets. The piece reflects on judgment of a fool versus a hypocrite and uses sharp, dismissive language about moral folly.

Aver of London Police Metropolitan Police of London

A Ranchman’s Experience with Dodd’s Kidney Pills

In an 19th century testimonial a ranchman describes severe back pain and frequent urge to urinate after riding. He reports trying various medicines before using Dodd's Kidney Pills and credits them with greater relief and comfort than anything previously used.

Pope Dodd

Three New Year Resolutions Reflections

The Brooklyn Eagle muses on how fae this world would be if everyone kept good resolutions for New Year’s Day rather than breaking them within a week. The piece notes Hempstead enthusiasm and suggests the few days after New Year’s resemble a near millennium.

Meadowbrook Hempstead Brooklyn Eagle

Mrs. Austin Arrives in Town in Too Good to Be True

Philadelphia Press notes Mrs. Austin has come to town amid talk she is too good to be true. The item flags public curiosity and questions her alleged faults and what the Wis claim he has at any point.

Mrs. Austin Philadelpha Press

Lane’s Family Medicine Promises Daily Bowel Relief

An advertisement extols Lane’s Family Medicine as a daily aid for healthy bowels and gentle liver and kidney action. It claims cure for a sick headache and lists prices at 25 and 50 cents. The copy contrasts worldly standards with Christian virtue and ends with “She Stands Alone.”

Lane

Unclear fragments from historic notice and quotes

Fragmentary notice mentions a Terre Haute home and hypnotism for reforming children. It also references a Pittston strike by unpaid teachers and a town arrival of Mrs. Austin. The text urges Eaglea Linen Paper and cites a quote about shared business being nobody’s.

Terre Haute Triendiess Pittston

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