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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1899
Page
4
Neville exposes a forged marriage plot led by Horace Lane and the impostor clergyman. Caroline faints as Lane and Filton confront their crimes while police arrest Lane and plan a trial for Filton. Dick Charlford and Neville expose deception. Mabel and Neville prepare for a future as Viscount and bride.
A five year mother of a chess game saw a man in Australia and a friend in Newark, New Jersey, play by letter with moves sent via Europe and Suez while the other used the Pacific route to San Francisco. The game ended in a draw after five years. A separate long correspondence game between Germans in New York and a Bremen club lasted five years and five months, concluding with New York victory in February last year.
Among miners there are fewer personal crisis reports than among any other class of workers. A man in trouble is seen as someone who has let luck or circumstance dictate his fate rather than taking responsibility.
The Hodgkins gift to the Smithsonian expands the atmospheric air fund. A $20,000 prize for new findings on atmospheric air was established with the income to advance knowledge of atmospheric phenomena. Hodgkins died in 1892, making Smithsonian his residuary legatee and boosting the fund to $11,000 with 6 percent annual interest.
A school inspector recalls humorous student replies from an English rural district exam. One girl misinterprets Elijah's sacrifice by saying gravy would be poured to cook it. Another misnames creeds as Apostle's Lyceum and Farinaceous. A pupil answers about Samson with the jawbone of an ass.
A humorous exchange cited by the Cleveland Plain Dealer features a husband reacting to his wife's farewell line. The quip ends with the playful command to wash the dog, highlighting domestic humor in a clipped letter.
The coroner rules the sprinter Dash died from the effects of bad training after being struck by freight cars last week. The verdict cites the fatal accident as the direct cause of death.
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