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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1910
Page
11
In a tense confrontation, Alicia rejects Underwood's schemes and prepares to leave. He toys with a pistol and contemplates suicide, then shoots himself as Alicia departs, leaving the scene in the moonlit room. The chapter ends with a dramatic, unresolved cliffhanger.
Extensive preparations are under way for Daniel Boone birthday celebrations in Salisbury on March 2 effort includes dedicating the trapper’s old home with a North Carolina granite monument. Revolutionary relics and heirlooms will be displayed, Governor to speak, and numerous state legislators expected.
Joseph Kanda, thirty three, jailed in Pittsburg after pleading he has not worked for nineteen years. He mocked the magistrate and explained he wants money, then was ordered to do menial labor in the workhouse at a ninety day sentence and to make brooms upstream.
Sewall Frederick Camp, Princeton student and Watertown banker’s son, stowed away on the Kron Prinzessin Cecile after a violent quarrel with his parents. Discovered 400 miles out, he had little to eat or drink for a day. He admitted no ticket or money and showed signs of consider self harm but recovered after near-constant supervision. Land arrangements for Cherribourt were made and funds appealed to his father.
London report describes Joseph Kimber of Holgate near York dying in January with a 250,000 fortune. After a 1,200 bequest, the remainder goes to Mrs. Mary Rose widow of Dr. Robert D. Rose as thanks for her husband's kindness and professional care.
In Kalamazoo Michigan on March 26 a circuit court jury awarded Arthur C Fowler 450 dollars against Morris H Desenberg owner of a wholesale grocery. Fowler was bitten by Desenberg's dog three times last August and the jury valued each bite at 150 dollars.
St Petersburg March 29 M Vas salieff a millionaire bachelor of this city left his entire fortune to help poor engaged couples marry and establish homes He said he did not want to leave anything to wealthy relatives and that he loves all women especially those who work for their living and that a single life is the saddest thing on earth
London March 29 The Queen Wilhelmina is famed for her complexion and reportedly uses a lemon bath ritual. She squeezes five or six lemons into the bath and adds various scents, claiming it invigorates the skin and has become popular among Dutch society beauties.
Newport Ky March 2 Mr and Mrs J C Harris Ravenna C sought a legally binding form for their separation contract They consulted Magistrate Hutchinson who referred them to Attorney Howard M Benton Benton drafted the contract signed by both spouses and witnessed by Mrs Harris sister The agreement runs for one year and if they do not resume relations the wife may file for divorce without contest The case was unusual and noted as peculiar by Benton
Grand Rapids officer De Young heard cries and found Michael Cronin in twenty feet of canal water at Mill and Erie. Cronin had vanished twice, clung to a plank, then a boat tied to a post. De Young, Landenberger, and Hammond pulled him to shore and revived him.
Cronin, 40, nearly drowned after slipping into a canal near Michigan avenue and Puller streets. Bystanders rolled him to expel water and applied artificial respiration. An ambulance was summoned. Cronin revived before reaching a hospital and chose police headquarters as lodging. He gave no other explanation for the fall.
Dr Henry Herbert reports Thornton Green a 21 year old elevator operator from Los Angeles has two extra ribs causing chronic fever. Los Angeles Medical association says the case is new in medical annals and the man may need surgery to remove the ribs to avoid death by sweating.
Albert Hatcher, a Knoxville painter living on University avenue, who has endured stomach trouble since last summer and received several doctors' treatments, began retching and coughed up a dime during a recent episode.
Colorado Springs March 2 Mrs Dan Gaines famed four in hand driver steadied a runaway team on Beer Creek canyon road. Facing the frenzied horses she lashed their heads and forced a swerve while D B Snouffer’s wagon broke behind her. Snouffer fell and both carriages were damaged but all lives saved by Mrs Gaines. She is renowned for horsemanship and mountain driving skills.
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