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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1906

Page

5

Burglar's Puzzle and a Half Million in Aureataland

In the Aureataland tale continued, a hidden wall safe labeled Burglar's Puzzle yields $500000 cash. The narrator and allies plot a provisional government under martial law while reconciling loyalties, money, and romantic entanglements with the Signorina as McGregor plots to marry her. The note from Marcus Whittingham offers a dangerous alliance, forcing the narrator to weigh love, duty, and risk as revolutions unfold.

Indy Signorina Golconda Carr Christina Nugent Martin Lani Gtad Jones Jack Whittingham Aurea Toland McGregor

Why It Is Answer About Duels Between Nations

The Frenchman asks why there are no duels in America and the American replies that Americans are such good shots they would likely hit each other, explaining the absence of duels as a precaution.

France

Supplanter debate over automobie and horse in era dialogue

A dialogue contrasts an automobile with a mule and horse in terms of reliability. The maid questions if the automobile will supplant the horse, while the man suggests it may replace the mule, noting both are unreliable in the conversation.

Collision Off Cherbourg Kills and Wounds Many Aboard Kaiser Wilhelm

A terrible collision near Cherbourg between the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and the Orinoco caused major loss of life and injuries. Five crewmen on the Orinoco are believed drowned. four steerage passengers died on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, with twelve injured. The Kaiser, a 15,000 ton twin-screw vessel built in 1897, carried about 260 first class and 700 steerage passengers. The Orinoco, of 4,581 tons, was bound for Cherbourg.

Cherbourg New York Pante Panthe Stettin Germany Engelbart A. C. Farmer Grennock Scotland

Seven Causes for Divorce From National Conference

The national divorce congress in Philadelphia began sessions with 120 delegates from nearly every state. It adopted seven grounds for a uniform law: adultery, bigamy, crime conviction with at least two years’ imprisonment, extreme cruelty endangering life or health, habitual drunkenness for two years, and willful desertion for two years. Age debate split delegates, with some favoring 21 and 18 for men and women, while two women urged 18 and 16 as matrimonial consent ages.

Philadelphia

Historic World Milestones Packed Into One List

A dense archival roll of dates and events spans 103 San Diego Day discoveries and notes on Treason trials, Raleigh’s trial, Parr the infant, battles, executions, revolutions, expeditions, and major 19th to early 20th century happenings. It catalogs Suez opening, Sherman’s march, slavery abolition, battles, canal, fires, treaties, and legal milestones.

San Diego Cal Rebasina Viserine Sir Walter Raleigh Thomas Parr Old Tarr Shrewsbury Mayland Sheriffmuir Jack Sheppard Hishwayman Batte of Sarbruck Covent Garden Theater Pike's Peak Colo Isas Canada Tampico Mexico Connor Gen Worth Saltillo San Jacinto Fortress Monroe Messrs Mason and Slidell Urape Sherman Atlanta United States Suez Canal Chattanooga Boss" Tweed New York Capt Boycott Trallinrede Ireland London Catholic University of America Washington The Republic Meliites Universal Postal Congress ISNS Spain Cuba Court of Cassation Dreyfus Puerto Cabello Venezuela Castro Yosemite Guam France Colon Colombia Leopold Belgium Christopher Columbus Seville House of Representatives Chicago Germany United Stated

Edison’s Vision of a City Powered by Electricity

A signed prophecy by Thomas A. Edison foresees a century hence cities free from smoke with electric power generated directly from fuel. Factories would use individual motorized machines and electric heating, while skyscrapers rise thirty stories or more in concrete and steel.

Homas A. Fdigon Tle Fie

Gorky Rails at American Life in New Book

Press dispatches from Milan report Maxim Gorky has published Impressions of the United States. The opening section mocks New York as the City of the Yellow Denton, a jab at wealth and commerce, while the Russian writer extends sharp criticisms of Americans and their ways throughout the volume.

Gorky Milan Italy Maxim Gorky United States New York

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