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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1906

Page

7

Shadow King awakens fear in a tiny realm tale

A young king named Fearless defends a prosperous kingdom from the wicked King Covet who plots invasion. The Shadow King appears atop the walls, eyes like blazing stars, as Fearless rallies his people to wage battle and thwart the aggressor.

Covet Shadow King

Fearless King Delivers City From Covet in Forest Duel

The youth king Fearless fights Covet’s forces and hides in a forest cave aided by shadowking and wind. He gathers wood to lure the enemy into a trap, then emergence with a blaze drives Covet’s army into panic and retreat, restoring peace. The Camel: cud chewing animal with front teeth and hardy diet, noted for salt in thorns and low keep.

Covet Fearless Searless

Field's will filed widow well provided for

Marshall Field estate ends in 17.6 million in specific bequests and an 8 million Chicago endowment for the Field Columbian Museum with a six year site requirement. Grandchildren aged 9 and 12 are named as future beneficiaries once one reaches 50. executors include Merchants Loan and Trust, Chauncey Keep, Arthur B. Jones, with Field Co. preserved intact until future transfer. Mrs Field receives 1 million and the family home at 1905 Prairie Avenue with all furnishings during her life.

Chicago Marshall Field City of Field Columbian Museum Marsha. Field, Jr Testator Merchants Loan and Trust Company Chauncey Keep Mr. Field Arthur B. Jones Field Marshall Field & Co Prairie Avenue

Roosevelt Discusses Rail Rate Legislation With Callers

In Washington on January 23 President Roosevelt spoke briefly with visitors about railroad rate legislation. He congratulated Representative Hepburn on the unanimous reporting of his measure to the House and indicated the bill reflects his aims for enactment. Senator Elkins also conferred but offered little new information on Senate prospects.

Washington Hepburn House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce House Roosevelt Elkins Senate

Artman in Custody Over West Farmington Murder

Warren Ohio January 25 W B Artman who found the body of R K Lewis at West Farmington last Friday night was brought here and subjected to cross examination by Prosecuting Attorney Wilkins and Sheriff Charles Moser. Officers have hunted the area since Sunday and walked 15 miles through mud to reach their prisoner. No evidence yet justifies charging anyone with the death of Lewis.

Lewis Warren Artman R. K. Lewis West Farmington Wilkins Charles Moser

Mother Goose Rhymen Game At A Party

A party game assigns each child a subject and asks for a Mother Goose rhyme of more than two lines using the given word. Some verses are simple, others clever, as the host collects and reads them aloud while guests guess the authors.

Detective in Trouble in Pittsburg Bribe Case

Newark reports Captain J A Kramer head of the Wehrle strike guards was arrested on an affidavit by Walter Britton of the metal polishers. He is charged with offering bribes to Grover Stevenson and others to induce false testimony in the George Collins murder case. Kramer protests innocence.

Gribce Newark J. A. Kramer Pittsburg Wehrle Walter Britton Metal Polishers’ Organization Grover Stevenson George Collins Homer Loar Kramer

Icicle Riddie Born in Freeze Feasts in Snow

A riddle about an icicle that forms when the temperature is at zero, grows with a snowstorm, and loses its form as warmth returns. It feeds on cold, roots upward, and dies with the thaw.

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