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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1903

Page

6

Maids Marion and Walter Foster in Wartime Turmoil

December finds Maid Marion recuperating as Col Ray and Marion confront strain from Walter Foster’s disappearance. A mother races across the continent awaiting news of her son’s fate after a fire, burns, and a long silence. Walter’s August message from Yokohama says he is alive but in trouble, with a lingering desertion risk and a hidden stash of money belt’s buckskin.

Foster Porter Ray Brick Drayton The Law Ayuntamiento Hong Kong Christendom Vinton Miss Ray Maidiy Cuartel de Meysiec Connelly Ermita Denver Sacramento Oakland New Mexico Fort Averill Cavalry Averill West Murray Lieut Stuyvesant San Francisco Manila Portland Philippines San Frrrancisco Walter Honolulu Dorie Rough Whens Sackett Ws Murray Ind Chum Freiburg Willard Damon Pythias Orestes Pylades Ajaxes Tavain Hong- Kong Washington Walter Foster Marion Bagumbayan Col. Ray Pacific Carquinez Tave Yokohama Port Costa

Mark Twains Discounts in a Book Trade Tale

A humorous anecdote recounts Mark Twain asking a publisher for 50 percent, the clerk conceding as both author and friend, then adding 25 percent, and finally humor about tax. The clerk calculates approximately three dollars and seventy four cents as the owed amount and invites a return visit.

Mark Twain Mark

Prosecutor's tirade backfires in courtroom banter

The prosecuting attorney inflamed the jury with a long list of harsh descriptors for the defendant. The defense attorney retorted that the adjectives were alphabetically ordered from a dictionary, drawing a laugh that shifted momentum and helped win the case.

A Tribute to the Nation's Soldier Dead

A 1903 tribute extols Mary of Bethany's perfume as symbol of lasting patriotism. It honors national Memorial Day and Civil War dead, praising loyalty, sacrifice, and a living ethos of unselfish patriotism to uphold the United States as a united, growing nation.

Jesus Mary Bethany Isis United States Cehestral Kingdom Jesus Christ Brussels Tlenty Voes John Eseh Tambert Thorn Tanther Thatcher God Christ Jesus Chancellorsville Jackson Hooker Eleventh Corps Pleasanton Peter Keenan Eighth Pennsylvania Cavalry Keenan Hell Maj Lee Wellington Nebo St. Paul's Cathedral London Lord Nelson England Sarath Nelson

Struggle as Spiritual Training in Holtzclaw Quote

A religious exhortation notes that God trains believers through struggles and that no child of God endures hardship without divine presence. Lev. W. J. Holtzclaw emphasizes divine companionship during trials.

Etrugetes Lev. W. J. Holtzclaw

Roosevelt concludes California journey pursues final Washington stop

President Roosevelt finishes California tour and moves toward final leg ending June 5 in Washington. He speaks at Dunsmuir Sisson and Montague before heading to Salem and Oregon City then travels to Tacoma and Olympia delivering brief remarks on peace navy and US dominance of the Pacific coast and Alaska development.

Ashland Ore Roosevelt California Washington Mount Shasta Dunsmuir Cal Sisson Montague Portland Willagette Valley Salem Oregon City Portinna Tacoma Wash State of Washington Olympia Pacoma United States Pacille Seatile Papet Sound Alaska

Explosion on Colony destroys saloon and poop deck

The steamship Colony of the Black Diamond Line from Sydney to Montreal passed Matane Light and signaled a gas explosion on board. The blast wrecked the saloon and blew up the poop deck, with three iron beams broken. A waiter was killed and two steerage passengers are missing, feared thrown overboard.

Quebec Black Diamond Line Sydney Montreal Matane Deel

Mossberg and Granville Plant Shuts for Bankruptcy Plan

The Mossberg and Granville Manufacturing Company ceases operations at its expensive machinery plant. Creditors are notified a bankruptcy petition is filed in New York as part of a reorganization plan. Total liabilities around 260,000 dollars with assets excluding patents estimated at 200,000 dollars.

Providence Mossberg and Granville Manufacturing Hag Fim New York

Storm Strikes Indianapolis Area Causes Heavy Damage

A May 22 storm swept over Indianapolis between three and four PM. The Indiaman Thauredday reported buildings struck by lightning and burning fires. Crops and structures suffered thousands in damage with narrow escapes noted as occupants fled.

Indianapolis Ind

Elevator Accident Kills Four in Pittsburg Building

Four people die and five or six are injured when elevator ropes snap at the 1026 Fifth Avenue building housing a dancing academy in Pittsburg. The cage drops fifty feet and the victims are badly mangled, delaying identification.

Pittsburg Fiftth Avenue

Verdict Expected in Yeager Murder Case In Sokomo

The coroner's inquest closed Tuesday night in the Yeager murder case. A verdict will state Louis Yeager died at hands of unknown person or persons. The woman seen with Yeager at the time of the murder cannot be found.

Sokomo Ind Yeager Louis Yeager

Lorimer-Durborow ballot recount ends in Lorimer victory

Chicago May 23 recount confirms William Lorimer of the Sixth district won by 1,001 votes over Allan C. Durborow with no fraud found. Washington May 23 reports the U S minister in Bogota says President Marroquin has not resigned as of May 16, 1903.

Chicago Lorimer-Durborow Washington State Department United States Beaupre Bogota Marroquin

Death of editor in Pittsburg area noted

Hugh J. Murdoch editor of the United Presbyterian and a church figure died at his Sewickley home after a months long illness from fatty degeneration of the heart.

Pittsburg Hugh J. Murdoch United Presbyterian Sewickley

Locusts and Snow Straddle Montana Farmland

In Bozeman Montana on May 23 a Montana section suffers locust infestation as storms dump three feet of snow in another area. Prof A C Collier reports a Rocky Mountain grasshopper plague 40 miles east of Forsythe has devoured crops. In Galesburg Illinois May 21 Dr Edward M Fawcett of Chicago becomes bishop of the Quincy diocese.

Bozeman Mont Montana A. C. Collier The Agricultural College Forsythe Rocky Mountain Galesburg Ill Edward M. Fawcett Chicago Quincy Protestant Episcopal Church

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