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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
5
Fragments depict a dramatic sea adventure with O Neill sparring and Coventry at risk. A tense confrontation on shore follows a moral stand as mounted horsemen close in and the rescued figure gains a perilous reprieve.
Amid coastal conflict Major Coventry, Lieutenant O Neill, and Lady Elizabeth avert bloodshed as Jones commands rescue. Elizabeth pleads restraint while Coventry offers friendship to Jones, promising safe terms for a future reunion. The Ranger fleet prepares to exploit a two-ship war presence and rendezvous with allied merchantmen.
A dramatic frontier scene centers on Burt and Rena as Burt pleads not to be seized by lawmen. She aids his escape with swift preparations, revealing a plan to slip away before sundown using a makeshift sleep aid. Tension rises as vows and danger collide in a race against time.
Rena confronts a crowd at water’s edge claiming Burt Trent is innocent after drugging him to spare his life. Bill and Blake pick the man they deem guilty, while Burt sleeps unaware until Rena's plea reaches the ranch. Bill escorts the couple home as Burt awakens.
June 26 in Washington the president will transmit a petition on Jewish persecution in Russia. Simon Wulf, given charge of the petition, presented the draft with a note from Vice President Hay. The note says the president has decided to accept the petition and asks the sender to submit it formally at the earliest convenience.
Mitch from near Grang Staven ves, Alfred Jones, a rugged Yankee, lives apart near Spoonville for three years. He wears worn trousers, a hickory shirt, and a straw hat, has a short pipe and a bangy Eskimo dog, and sustains himself with garden, game, and river driftwood homestead life.
In Carthage on the public square Thursday in front of many onlookers, Stra Gilbrech, 35, married James T. Smith, 58. The bride had just obtained a divorce from J H Apple, her seventh husband. Of her seven husbands, four are deceased and three have been divorced.
Chicago June 26 Harold Thomas and Dr J B McFatrich faced two damages suits for 500000 filed by attorney John C McShane. He seeks payment of his attorney fees claiming entitlement from the estate of Gen Samuel Thomas after McShane helped secure part of the estate for Harold Thomas despite the veteran’s will leaving him nothing due to marriage.
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