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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
7
A lengthy penny dreadful style tale recounts a train robbery in the mountains, with a bandit gang debating tactics and the public’s role. A narrator and an aging father reflect on wealth, Wall Street, and the justice of the robber’s cause amid a courtroom of moral questions.
In a Bath fashion mood, the piece cites Miss Austen’s gown as a symbol of well being and social ease. It notes trimming trends of black satin and lilac silk, praising the gown as a source of happiness and inward calm, and reflects on the charitable, sacrificial power of dress.
A veteran argues courage is imagination driven, noting fear varies with context and that brave behavior can spring from either misjudged risk or keen understanding. Also described is a German meteorologist Dr Bydam and a simple barometer using telegraph wires to predict weather days ahead from wind sounds.
The Philadelphia Record notes a growing trend of hatless winter girls, seen among West Philadelphia suburbs, Bryn Mawr students, and transit riders. Women walk in heavy fur wraps, long coats, leggings and spats, while hats are omitted even to theater trips. The fashion scene worries milliners as the movement spreads among students and social groups.
The Duke of Suthersfield turns the tables on Staffordshire County Council by donating his princely estate on the River Trent for use as an Institute of higher education. Months ago he condemned the river’s polluted condition at Trentham Hall, calling it insanitary.
A Duke proposes Trentham Hall as the site for a new college, gifting the estate to the council for higher education. The piece traces the duke’s wealth, his vast Scottish and English holdings, and his influence, noting the historic lineage and social role of such a title in shaping regional development.
A prince of Baroda, Gaikwar Mangreja Gaikwar, travels with Maharani Aawar to the United States to study the nation for his country's improvement. The piece details his upbringing, rule in Baroda, daily routine, governance, and a famed jeweled cloak valued at about 5 million dollars.
Colorado will soon possess the world's highest bridge over the Royal Gorge of the Arkansas River. The structure crosses a 50 to 280 foot wide chasm with 2,600 foot canyon walls, formed of iron-stained rock. This ambitious project highlights a dramatic engineering feat in the Rocky mountains.
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The court orders the prisoner to stand and respond as the judge asks why judgment should not be pronounced. The defendant pleads that he cannot be faulted due to the poor defense by his lawyer, pleading that the judge should grant mercy while acknowledging his own feeble case.
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