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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1901
Page
9
Metternich plots to install a beauty as duchess using a young French girl as the rival. A chateau awakening tale unfolds with hunting tournaments and a court intrigue. Colette faces betrayal as Silvere’s cottage becomes a focal point in a dangerous diplomatic game.
In a Venetian château a chancellor guides Maria Assunta toward a ruthless alliance with Metternich. Rival factions of archduchess favorites plot at court while a fan from Metternich signals a final choice as autumn sows change. The duke revisits a long-remembered haunt hoping for Colette.
In a wooded setting the Countess San Severino thanks the Duke Reichstadt for a past act, then learns his heart belongs to another, Colette. He reveals a faithful devotion to his lost love and explains his unshaken affection endures despite their separation. The Countess departs to inform her guardian of the failed alliance.
In a winter storm at Schonbrunn Palace the Duke of Reichstadt, son of the Eagle and Eaglet, lay dying as the archbishop administers last rites. Metternich arrives as the old soldier covers Reichstadt, LeEagle. Fran weeps as the scene closes with the elder statesman urging departure.
Three masked bandits stopped the Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf train at Bridge Junction Arkansas about midnight. Express messenger Meadors was shot and Gould the porter is in critical condition. Robbers dynamited the express car and carried off valuables. Bloodhounds from Hulbert are tracking the bandits.
Six men perished when a natural gas stove exploded at the Commercial hotel in St Marys. The dead include Samuel Cunningham Roxford Pennsylvania John Georgeh Butler Pennsylvania Harry Robinson Corning Ohio Bert Smiley and John Slater son of hotel owner Mrs Slater. An unknown man also among the victims.
A report from Letcher county states more than one hundred shots were fired Sunday morning between the sheriff's posse and the Reynolds gang. No posse men were hit, and Deputy U S Marshal Hollifield accompanies the sheriff with 20 picked men. An accidental discharge is said to have started the gunfire as excitement sweeps the county.
Philip Gunn was stabbed in the heart Saturday night and underwent a surgical repair at the city hospital. Dr. H L Nietert the superintendent sewed the wound and Gunn died yesterday after three stitches and blood replacement kept him alive until then.
A Havana cablegram reports the Cuban commission now en route to Washington consists of five delegates and one interpreter. The delegation is expected to reach the capital tomorrow morning, and the War Department is arranging accommodations for them.
Chicago April 22 a wind toppled an iron water tank from the Galbraith building roof at Madison and Franklin streets. It crashed through six floors injuring five people and causing about 50000 dollars in damage. Missouri river rise endangers Wathena and Elwood Kansas towns with half a mile of flooding and vast bottom-land losses.
In London at the National Sporting club last night Jack Roberts of England defeated Billy Smith of the United States by knockout in the eighth round. Smith was taken to a hospital and remains unconscious.
The Petit Bleu reports that Dr. Leyds has sent a formal protest to the German foreign office over Germany supplying arms and guns to England.
Forces under Commandant Bokburg totaling 406 men with wagons and rifles surrendered near Middleburg in Transvaal Colony, Pretoria reported on April 23.
Charlea Brown and H L Canby presidents and cashier of the First National Bank of Vancouver committed suicide two miles from Vancouver Washington after being confronted by a bank examiner over an $81 000 shortage. Brown aged 54 had a daughter’s money on him. Canby 52 and well connected, died alongside Brown after both used the same revolver.
In Rosedale Kansas a drunken crowd of negroes sparked a deadly melee. William Blanchard was shot face and chest and likely fatally wounded, J W Davis deputy marshal wounded in the hand, two whites shot and lightly hurt, Ben Cable cut seriously. Sid Rawles cut Cable then fired into the crowd triggering a volley of shots. Police arrested leaders after officers quelled the disturbance.
Two wandering thieves murdered four girls ages 14 11 5 and 4 and a 7 year old boy in a Chartres farm house. They also wounded father Briere who defended himself and left him near death. The culprits fled with 1600 francs and valuables.
London reports from St. Petersburg via Daily Telegraph that Chinese rebels destroyed 150 versts of the Manchurian railway, removed rails, broke rolling stock, and killed many railway guards. Troops from Amur province were dispatched to the attack site. A subsequent Daily Mail dispatch notes renewed Manchurian activity with Chinese forces entrenched near Mukden, armed with Mauser rifles and 30 Krupp guns.
About 1,500 members of the Non-Trust club marched with three bands through New Bedford to Adelphi rink amid red lights and fireworks. Anti-trust speeches followed as part of the demonstration. The Missouri Pacific railroad directors authorized a $30,000,000 increase to capital stock, making total authorized issue $100,000,000, with a stockholders meeting planned to ratify the action.
The Albert T. Patrick murder case regarding William Marsh is resumed before the New York grand jury after an interruption. The proceedings focus on the charges and potential evidence presented or required for further action.
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