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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1907
Page
6
An excerpt follows the narrator and companions through a cave exploration above a sea coast. They describe caretaking their makeshift light, discovering barrels filled with spirits, and planning to transport treasure to a pit eden. A risk of discovery by the coast guard looms as smoke rises from the cave.
The narrative details a perilous escape as two explorers named Psyche and the narrator labor to bore and shore a tunnel under a cliff. They manage a fragile shaft, confront rising tides, and face the fear of being buried alive while gradually advancing about forty feet toward freedom.
The tale traces the three gold balls as St Nicholas relief to a noblemans rescue and dowries for his daughters. It notes bankers later adopting the symbol and links the emblem to the Medici arms, where five blue bezants appear.
The Houston Post recalls a witty exchange about the meaning of honeymoon and domestic life as it quips on whether the wife has started cooking, highlighting playful banter.
The Ohio River overflowed for about four hundred miles with thousands needing life essentials and many homeless. Cincinnati opened schools and churches as shelters while streetcar lines failed and Turkey Ridge residents were isolated. About ten thousand were displaced as river towns faced crippled trades and widespread supply shortages.
Mrs. Russell Sage, famed heiress, has left her New York townhouse and hides on her Long Island property to avoid crowds and beggars. Guards, secretaries, lawyers, doctors, and even clergy shield her from visitors as she seeks strict seclusion.
The excerpt describes Cincinnati riverfront life with a recluse heiress and mercenary intrigue, and notes Shawneetown perched at the Ohio River elbow with dikes protecting the town. It cites floods raising water 6 to 8 feet above street level and prior flood losses, with widespread flood warnings across western Kentucky.
Morpero troops burned Zinat and the bandit chief died in the mountains. The report notes regional strife and lawless action affecting communities and leaders across the region.
John R Walsh is named in a federal indictment returned in Chicago charging misappropriation of bank funds of which he was president until the bank failed in December 1905. The true bill cites 92 transactions totaling 618,745.77 with a bond set at 850,000 and a potential five to ten year prison term on each count. James R Connolly, noted sea writer, has joined the Navy for two years as a clerk on the battleship Alabama upon Roosevelt's suggestion.
Sunday School lesson reflects on the era between Adam and Noah, the flood as divine judgment, and the ark as a symbol of salvation in Christ. It notes the flood's scope, the raven and dove signals, and cites Jesus and Peter linking the event to repentance and warning.
The high court rules duties on imported goods must be paid by weight at entry date rather than withdrawal from bonded warehouses. For moisture absorbing items like tobacco hides wool sugar, weight changes between arrival and withdrawal can be large, and about ten million dollars in duties are saved to the treasury by this decision.
The Vincentian fathers in Ireland dispatch a new staff of missionaries to England. Rev. Dr. Charles I P. Aked, pastor of Pembroke chapel Liverpool, accepts call to Vitth Avenue Baptist church New York. Ministers' Alliance of Chattanooga acts to block Shakespeare plays at a local hall. Rev. We Ross Stevenson appeals for 12000 dollars to build a church in San Juan Porto Rico. audience pledges total 18000 dollars with 12000 from a single donor.
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