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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
8
Barbara saves Brice Rutherford from a hired killer in a moonlit ravine. Brice suspects danger surrounds Barbara as she recovers from a head wound and a dangerous assault. Their romance deepens as Brice probes a haunted past while Barbara negotiates new social attention and a boating outing with Mr. Dewan.
A conversational exchange centers on Rivers tobacco preference with Brooks interpreting the remark. The dialogue extends to a claim about Kish and a note that filtered water will die, while unfiltered water is described as dangerous when consumed.
The article warns that Russia's demands on Manchuria could trigger a global conflict with Japan, backed by Britain. It notes Japan and Britain sending powerful ships, Russia reinforcing Manchuria, and US steps like protests to St Petersburg and Pekin. It cites a potential US Asiatic squadron response under Admiral Evans.
A Missourian introduces a novel religious practice described as redemption by telephone. Scripture reading, exhortation, and bene diction travel through the transmitter and receiver enabling remote worship. The article notes the experimental method and its potential reach for congregants unable to attend in person.
Cornelia Thaw is named Countess of Yarmouth after a lavish Pittsburgh nuptial pairing with the Earl of Yarmouth. The royal affair showcased wealth and Protestant Episcopal ritual as creditors once faced the Earl’s bankruptcy. The bride’s father built iron wealth during a booming era.
Somaliland reports say the Mad Mullah ambushed a British advance force killing officers and 180 native troops. Col Cobbe’s main camp remained fortified but the blow undermines British influence among loyal natives.
Rev J W Kimbrell of Maiden Missouri gathered 200 families for a rainy Sunday service via telephone from a local office. Singing aired through transmitters as he preached to distant farms, signaling a possible nationwide telephonic ministry amid bad roads and dwindling attendance.
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