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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1906
Page
11
On a night train wreck, Wilton and Betty Allis survive a gas leak and chaos. After rescued, they rekindle their romance as dawn reveals old feelings and new resolve, with Betty admitting his lifelong love.
A collage of short items reports Iowa State beat Iowa University 9 to 88 in track, Kansas Socialist ticket led by Harry Gillman for governor, Altona sea workers vote to continue strike, Vienna builders' wage dispute triggers 50,000 lockout, Senator Fairbanks delays until rail bill action, International Paper Makers open in Dayton, funeral drivers strike ends in New York, Turkey-Albania Tabah dispute softens, most anthracite coal mines resume, Tiflis bombs found in storehouse, Ben Hur tribe to meet in Crawfordsville May 15-17, ex-Gov Rh. L. Taylor Democratic nomination for US senator, Presbyterian general assembly to meet in Des Moines May 17, Mrs. Jefferson Davis improving, John G. A. Leishman arrives in New York, Paris contractors pressured for eight-hour day, Maxim Gorky to be prosecuted in Russia, Navy Secretary Bonaparte improves, Argentine corn crop forecast 4 950 000 tons, Rear Admiral Kronkle Hughes dies in Washington at 85, Anna Depew turns 90, James Mills longtime editor dies, Captain J J Spouffer dies at Cedar Rapids, Denver warehouse destroyed by fire causing 150 000 in losses.
A bereaved lover enters a tomb with a lit candle. He prays to die and struggles to escape as wind extinguishes the light and hunger gnaws him. After four hours, the cemetery keeper arrives, sunlight blinds him, and the man collapses exhausted. Pearson's Weekly describes the grim scene.
An English traveler notes stone gongs at Chufu, Confucius birthplace, a gray limestone cap for an incense dish near Confucius grandson's tomb, ringing like bronze when struck. A Nature correspondent describes a Corick Bridge in County Mayo, Ireland, whose coping stones emit a musical note when tapped.
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