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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1901

Page

6

Beatrice and Bertie Face a Lawful Trap at Night

Beatrice, penniless and pursued by Randolph Chester, confronts a perilous night as Bertie vows to hunt the villain. A disguising escape fails, a pistol threat rises, and law closes in while Beatrice clings to hope and a plan to prove truth over perjury.

Beatrice Randolph Chester Darling Bertram Talbot Spain Bertie Sweeted Jire Jore Randolyt Chester Heatrice Bertram Gertie

Beatrice Awakens to Escape from Hidden Room

In a tense scene an anxious Beatrice rouses at the first blow on heavy doors. She scans a bare, trapless room and fears discovery as the second strike shakes the door while she prays for aid and liberty.

Beatrice Liberty

Beatrice and Bertram Hide from Pursuing Officers

In Grey Oaks Beatrice Markham defies officers searching for Bertram Talbot, ordering them out and challenging Chester's authority. Tyrrell swears he saw Bertram enter, but a night-long room-to-cellar hunt finds no trace, leaving a tense standoff and a warning of a deeper double game.

Beatrice Chester Bertram ‘Talbot Tyrrell Bertram Talbot Law Bertram Bertie Purrauit Mr. Chester Tinrdolph Chester Ealrien Jim Gotil Mx. Chester Randolph Chester Bestries Crey Oaks Sattafel Grey Oaks Beatrice Markham Beatrice—Markham Hiu Talbot Daele Thoushta Teatrice Simmons Twitch Miss Teatrice Miytaka Frantcally Court of Law

Change in politics raises woman’s chance

A fragment portrays Tre discussing political change. He argues granting the franchise to women would reduce the silent vote, while she questions where this shift might occur. The dialogue hints at gender roles and political impact in a society wary of women in public life.

Tre

Cuba Accepts Platt Amendment Hope Amid Conference

Washington April 7 Cuba practically accepts the Platt law according to a cable from Gen Wood of Cuba to Secretary Root. He describes a conference with the constitutional convention relations committee and notes radicals who opposed the amendment were reassured by the administration's magnanimous attitude and pledge.

Gov. Wood Culbinet Cuba Washington Root

Blizzard cuts rail line in Northwestern Kansas towns

A severe blizzard struck Northwestern Kansas on April 7, causing days of suffering along towns on the Burlington and Missouri River railway. Train No. 171, carrying mail and freight for Bird City and St. Francis, became buried in a drift 800 feet long and four to five feet deep near here. A snow plow attempted relief but stalled, delaying rescue efforts as residents faced shortages of fuel and provisions for twelve days.

Muny Yowna McDonald Kan Kansas Burlington & Missouri River Railway Orelock Burlington Bird City St. Francis St. Francie Blakeman

Ward One Steamer Mexico Brings Record Havana Tobacco Cargo

The Ward One Steamer Mexico arrived from Havana after a detention to exploit the abolition of the Cuba export duty on tobacco and cigars. March shipments were light as shippers waited for April 1, the duty removal. The ship carried 13,984 bales of tobacco and 4,190 cases of cigars and cigarettes, the largest cargo by a freighter from Havana to New York.

Cuba New York Mexico Havana Tarana Havanno

Fire destroys large radiator plant outside Detroit

Burolog of Teabarge Plants of the American Radiator Company, Detroit, April 7. A fire started shortly after 5 last night destroyed three buildings at the exterior plant on Joseph Campau Avenue. The warehouse, pattern shop, and machine shop were burned, about two hours lasting. Loss estimated at 160000, fully insured. 600 workers affected, cause unknown.

American Radiaiot Company Detrott American Joseph Campau Tvenue Frederick W. Hodges

Chicago Youth Charged With Killing Woman

A 15-year-old boy James McKay allegedly killed Mrs Annie Palmiere with a single blow after quarrel near her home. He struck her as she tried to aid her children, she collapsed and died. McKay was locked up.

Chicago James McKay McKay Annie Palmiere

Menace to England as France Builds Pacific Fleet

A Wellington dispatch to the Times reports France will boost South Pacific naval strength to five warships within weeks after establishing a Pacific station. Paris also fortifies land defenses at the station, seen as a threat to British interests in the region.

France South Pacific London The Times Wellington N. Z Pacific Bouth Pacific

Warehouse Destroyed At South Side Plantation

Warchauo destroyed near New Orleans when ore logs caused a warehouse on the South Side plantation to burn. The building held a large sugar stock. Losses estimated at 200,000 dollars, fully insured. Plantation lies on the river bank a few miles above the city.

Warchauo New Orleans

Russian firm buys long Porasian customs concession

The Novoe Vremys reports that a Russian company has secured a seventy five year concession of the Porasian customs rights, extending influence over local trade and duties in St. Peersburg.

Persia St. Peersburg Novoe Vremys

Floods Threaten New England Rivers and Towns

Intermittent rains swelled Vermont and Maine snowpack as Merrimac and Connecticut rivers rose toward record levels. Flood warnings spread from the Pemigewasset valley to the coast while levees and riverfront businesses prepared. reports spoke of bodies seen in rivers but no confirmations.

Ilanda New England Associated Press Vermont Maine Merrimac New Hampshire Connecticut

Big Drug House in Baltimore Destroyed by Fire

The wholesale drug house of Gilpin Langdon & Co. was totally burned yesterday afternoon. The fire also damaged the Thomas Basher & Co. machinery establishment next door with water. Women workers escaped via fire escapes as several drug explosions occurred. No casualties reported. Loss likely around 200000 dollars.

Baltimore Gilpin, Langdon & Co Thomas Basher & Co

Czar May Abdicate If Empress’s Next Child Is A Daughter

London reports the czar’s health is shaken by recent unrest and he may abdicate if the empress’s next child is a daughter. The St. Petersburg correspondent notes political pressure and dynastic concerns amid turmoil.

Czar Aliiente London St. Petersburg the Express

Farmer Chased by Bloodhounds Arrested in Neighbor Killing

Springfield April 10 I Ewartwood the farmer who killed C B Caldwell his neighbor last Wednesday in a quarrel over a boundary line and who has been hunted with bloodhounds has been arrested.

Springfield I. N. Ewartwood C. B. Caldwell

King Rejoice Across Denmark for Birthday Celebrations

The king was in good health and greeted congratulators including officials diplomats and other dignitaries as birthdays were celebrated across Copenhagen Apel and elsewhere in Denmark.

Copenhagen Apel Christian Denmark

Murderer Captured Near Mena After Jail Escape

In Mena Arkansas on April 10 HT Hem bree, the murderer of M W Willis and inspector and paymaster at Hammond Slower Tie Co, who escaped from jail last month, was captured seventeen miles from Mena. Carrie Nation in Topeka says she will sue the city over hatchets taken by police during saloon raids. Tugmen strike looms in Menominee as boom company refuses to pay union wage scale.

Mena, Ark Dlathe Hembree M. W. Willis Hammond Slower Tie Company Mena Carrie Tintohet Topeka Wan Mra Carrie Nation Tugmen Menominee, Mich

Sawmills Open Season and New Fargo Detective Agency

In Winene and Ming the first sawmills started for the season with Laird Nortons and Empire mills already in operation, while Winona Lumber plans a two week startup. In Fargo a detective agency by Martin Fienagan, former patrolman and inspector, is established. Three miners injured in the Elwabil mine blast near Duluth, all expected to recover. Dr Henry Manchester, a 76 year old retired dentist from Allegheny, died by self inflicted gunshot in Allegheny cemetery, following paralytic stroke.

Borin Wark Winene Ming Laird-Nortons Empire Mills Winona Lumber Company Duluth Min Grants Carlson Erluk Eeson John Belt Elwabil Killa Wimnsch Pittsburg Ienry Manchester Allegheny

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