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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1902
Page
8
Dinny warns of Black Mazzard seizing control while Jack Bart and Abel debate vengeance. A plan forms to feign fear and move away as the schooner sails eastward to escape pursuit amid a storm of heated resolve and grim intent.
A Baltimore lawyer Charles Bonaparte meets a ten year old boy who lost a tadpole on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The boy asks for redress. The lawyer weighs compensation and the boy offers to give him the tadpole, turning a simple kid feud into a humorous lesson in law.
A young American woman in London asks a policeman which way is west after noticing the sun seemingly rising in the west. The officer, with dignity, replies that he really can't say, leaving the question unresolved and the moment oddly humorous.
A four-part patented cue features a movable cut, a spring latch trigger, and dual sleeves that regulate stroke impact. The device slides between sleeves on the cue ends and recoils to normal after a stroke. Also noted is a proposal to use wireless telegraphy for Army communication along the northwest Indian frontier.
Mgr Falconio is appointed papal delegate to the United States succeeding Archbishop Martinelli who has been raised to cardinal. Falconio, a young priest with rapid rise, will hold supreme ecclesiastical authority in America as the pope’s personal representative. He speaks French English and Italian and is noted for eloquence learning and dignified bearing.
A Philadelphia Record reprints insights on the power of advertising. The piece argues ads build fortunes, delay harms prosperity, and persuade customers with clear propositions. It emphasizes timely, readable campaigns and the journalist’s ability to write sellable copy about quality and value.
An Australian officer who served in South Africa tells a Melbourne interviewer that the head is the safest target area. He notes many head wounds were non fatal as bullets glanced off the skull, leaving only scalp injuries in numerous cases.
A report notes a large carrier pigeon race with 2300 birds entering the flight from Rome to Ghent. The piece blends regional humor and weather references as the Rome to Ghent event unfolds with the long tradition of pigeon racing.
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