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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1903
Page
3
Goupart St. Denis faces Simon Lebois and the scheming Marquis Goupart as a family tragedy erupts. Goupart prepares for a final confrontation using his sword after a brutal blow to Louise’s betrothed, while Peter and Lebois scheme over hidden wealth and loyalties.
Brian St Julien and Gou discuss the abduction mystery and Lobois in a long mapping talk. The marquis questions Lobois and the rescue tale while pondering a possible meeting with Louise in New Orleans.
In a tense confrontation, Goupart and Simon Lobois clash as Marquise de Goupart disarms by a powerful strike. Simon sustains a deep wound on the hand while Goupart remains unbowed and the marquis expresses relief at the outcome. The duel ends with no fatal injuries and the crowd's holds.
The dialogue contrasts a professor and his wife over the phrase as much alike as two peas. He notes that under the microscope two peas show startling differences, revealing scientific nuance behind common comparisons.
Mise Fracks states the college colors are pink and old gold, while her brother recalls black and blue at his initiation into the secret society, revealing differing color traditions across generations.
A Berlin dispatch reports heavy fighting in the Okhreida district between Bulgarian bands and Turkish troops with about 1000 wounded. Bulgarian villagers totaling around 3000, aided by a bishop and revolts in the mountains, retreated after losses. A dynamite attack at Mustapha Pacha links to a revolutionary committee. unrest grows in Mitrovitza and Pristina raising Austrian occupation concerns.
At Alexandra Palace demonstrations show the transfer of signals and speech through earth currents without wires. The tests include synchronized explosive timing and wireless Morse code and tones, with military experts noting potential practical uses for warfare and communication.
James Langerman, St. Louis Fair Commissioner, says Moroccan tribesmen fighting and caravan pillaging cited by cable have no relation to the pretender Bu Hamara revolt. Langerman notes continuous defeats for the pretender. Sultan opposed executions on city gates and loyal to humane rule. he supports industrial openness and American enterprise.
Manila reports Captain Perry led troops and constabulary to rout a gang of convicts and ladrones on March 31 at the shore of lake Mainne near Suriago Minfanao. A second engagement near Idan Cavite saw 175 troops defeat 200 ladrones with several killed and 12 wounded. government forces suffered no casualties.
At the Edgar Thompson furnace in Braddock, six workers were killed and ten severely burned after a hang in the furnace dropped. Four more injured men were sent home. Rescuers pulled victims from a pit of white hot dust and molten metal as screams echoed through the plant.
A large scale strike in the building trades spreads from Westchester to the Connecticut border with 15 000 to 40 000 workers involved. Workers demand eight hour days with Saturday half holiday and pay scales for plumbers carpenters painters bricklayers and others while contractors prepare for a siege. Electricians copper workers and laborers in the New York Stock Exchange building join the walkout along with Orange New Jersey crews seeking wage hikes and union control of helpers.
The Isthmian canal commission names a sub committee to inspect the proposed Panama route for transfer of canal property to the United States. Major William Black will join, bringing canal engineering and sanitation expertise. The Panama commission operates under the new act and may wait on Colombia treaty ratification before naming the full Panama commission.
The North China Daily News reports Prince Pu Lun will lead the Chinese commission to St Louis with Huang Nai Chia as vice commissioner. Pu Lun requests at least 600 000 taels for expenses, while the government offers 200 000 taels. the empress dowager proposes 100 000 more, but Pu Lun remains firm at 600 000.
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