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Newspaper

Francesville Tribune

Location

Francesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1908

Page

2

The Dark House Knot Unravelled

The narrative recounts a tense struggle at the old house over Paul Capel’s health and Lydia’s martyrdom as Katrine tightens Capel’s bonds. Detectives Linkett and Linnett probe clues, while Dr Hes ton and the Indian servant Ramo figure in theories about Capel’s fate. Mr Girtle warns Lydia, and Linnett muses on wealth and crime.

Paul Capel Lydia Katrine Capel Linkett Mr. Girtle Mr. Linnett Linnett Heston Ramo Charles Pillar Gerard Artis

Night of deceit ends in violent confrontation at Girtle estate

In a London drawing room, Artis pressures Katrine as Capel arrives to confront Artis. A brutal struggle ensues leaving Artis injured. Capel defeats him with blows and Artis is left prone. Girtle, Lydia, and Preenham discover the wreckage and note Capel's presence as the truth unfolds.

Preenham Artis Haymarket Mr. Girtle Katrine

Treasure Found in the Dark House Mystery Ends

Detective Linnett reveals the Indian servant hid the treasure in the dead man’s coffin. Capel and Girtle uncover the vault and the clues confirm the treasure was never stolen but concealed on the premises. Lydia wed to the man she loves as the Dark House closes bright and gay.

Mr. Linnett Liverpool America Mr. Greenham Mr. Girtle Capel Cap& Mie Linnett Pillar Paul Capel Lydia

How Old is Niagara Falls According to Dr Spencer

The article reports Dr J W Spencer’s calculation that Niagara Falls has eroded about 39 900 years in total with a current recession rate of 4 2 feet per year over about 227 years while earlier flow from Lake Erie was smaller. The gorge widenings mark lake discharge changes and the four great lakes’ power is tied to the erosion timeline.

J. W. Spencer Lake Erie Foster Great Lakes Spencer Four Lakes

Mr. Green's Waterloo

A landlady doubles Mr. Green's board rate from $4 to $5 after his appetite grows. He reacts with shock saying he can barely manage to eat four dollars worth, highlighting a humorous clash between hunger and rent.

Marco Bozzaris Dies After Grand Slam At Home Plate

A Chicago Tribune snippet recalls Marco Bozzaris cheering his team as he hit a game winning nit that cleared the bases. He died gloriously at home plate as the scoreline confirmed the victory, leaving a vivid, if altered, battle cry echoing in the crowd.

Marco Bozzaris Marco Chicago Tribune

Waterloo veteran earns a France word of thanks

A British soldier and his son encounter a blind beggar with the inscription I fought at Waterloo. The soldier urges charity for one who helped save the country. The boy gives coin and the old man expresses gratitude in French.

Waterloo London Post

Twain Declines Speech At Dinner With Humorous Return

A dinner guest honored Mark Twain with a toast to Literature praising Homer Shakespeare Milton and Twain. Twain replied with a quip admitting Homer is dead Shakespeare and Milton are no more and that he does not feel well himself.

Mark Twain Homer Shakespeare Milton

Never Bankrupt

A London Opinion quip features a counsel probing a witness about bankruptcy and suspension of payment. The exchange notes the witness never bankrupts and reveals the timing of the suspension after settling debts.

London

By Wagon to the Sun

Sir David Gill, once astronomer at Cape Town, meets Cetewayo the Zulu chief. The chief asks how long to ride to the sun in a Cape wagon. Gill quickly estimates it would take about 13,000 years, stunning the ruler with the scale of space travel.

Sir David Gill Cape Town South Africa Cetewayo Cape David

English Roses From Crusaders Spread Through England

In 1306 crusaders brought rosebushes to England from Damascus. The plants flourished rapidly and the roses became common across the country, appearing in many homes and gardens.

England Damascus

Northern and Southern rival duel over love in Louisiana

On a sunny April morning fifty years ago in Louisiana, Edward Page, a Northern university graduate and teacher, courted Delia Venard while Pierre Legate, a Creole planter’s son, opposed him. Legate shoots at Page, injures Delia, and after repeated confrontations Page defeats Legate in gunplay and forces him to leave the state. Page vows to defend Delia with Legate’s life remaining his to give, and Legate, pleading forgiveness, seeks a cooler clime to learn self control.

Edward Page Delia Venard Louisiana Page Northern University Miss Venard Pierre Legate Legate Fortune Mr. Legate

Immigrant tastings spur Berghoff rise to mayor

A German immigrant boy from the Chicago area, Herman Berghoff, left Germany for the Midwest with little English. A saloonkeeper’s offer to work as a porter in a small city led him to learn English, rise to business owner with a brewery, and later become cashier of a bank and city leader. A $1,100,000 brewery bid was refused, underscoring his success.

Chicago Middle West Old Country Pell Herman Berghoff Berghoff Brewing Company Hasenpfeffer Chicago Tribune

Cause for Gratitude

A benevolent older man asks a mother if she has more children after seeing her son covered in chocolate. She replies he is their only child, and the exchange ends with the man exclaiming thank heaven. The scene is described with a gentle, humorous tone from the Chicago Tribune.

Chicago Tribune

Bull’s color sighting halts charge near Calli coon

A bull escaped in Sullivan County and charged Miss Carrie Mulhern as she walked in red cloak. She tripped but the bull paused within ten feet and then returned home after its owner intervened. The farmer speculated the bull mistook her white skirt for danger due to color vision.

Callicoon Sullivan County Carrie Mulhern

Alum as Household Remedy for Bleeding and Toothache

The text promotes alum for stopping bleeding and toothache relief. It advises applying alum topically in small quantities, holding it in the mouth, and using a cor water wash for bleeding of the mouth or tongue after dissolving alum.

Worm insight for housewives to spot worms in apples

A tip for housewives noting that soaking apples in cold water makes any internal worms migrate to the surface, revealing worm presence before cutting.

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aKtrine Gerard Kate Evening Dre Akrtine Greenham Niagara Mr. Green Twain Cause For Bull
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