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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
10
In a dark castle I force a carved oak door with a rusted iron glove. The hall reveals echoes of a betrayed husband and a long prison staircase. Mr. Cowley interrupts with mockery before a turret chamber encounter with a masked woman bearing a casket and hair.
A banker confronts a mysterious, veiled visitor in a haunted house and witnesses a chilling demand to fetch her husband. Rose and her suitor Mr Vere drift through a fragile romance as jealousy and vanity threaten their future, leading to a tense party finale.
Rose Cowley sits in her dressing room reflecting on memory and sorrow as beauty fades. A summer landscape and moonlit sky stir feelings of loss while she recalls meeting a handsome Englishman, Mr Vere, during a visit to a relatives' house.
The Nebraska secretary of state recorded Governor Dietrich's resignation at 9 50 a m and Governor Savage signed Dietrich's commission, elevating Savage to governor and Dietrich to resignation status. Savage, upon taking office, pledged not to dismiss current state workers without cause and outlined temporary placements for Lindsay Clancey Purcell Meyers with plans for continued service.
Shanghai reports and London dispatches indicate Japan prepares for emergencies, private finances falter, and war propaganda gains traction. Chinese unrest rises with attacks on foreigners and drills by well armed groups near Paotingfu, while Dr Morrison criticizes punitive expeditions as worsening chaos around Pekin and the Chi Li province.
A Great Northern express train wrecked two miles west of Ft Benton near Helena Montana. The engine tender baggage and mail cars were ditched. Engineer John Wilkinson was killed. The fireman was thrown 150 feet down an embankment and escaped with slight injuries. No passengers were hurt. The wreck was doused by a washout.
The presidential party traveled from Memphis through the Yazoo valley to Vicksburg and New Orleans, marking the first time a sitting president visited the crescent city. McKinley spoke there, then the group toured the riverfront before resuming toward the Golden Gate.
The Census Bureau reports the U S center of population on June 1 was six miles southeast of Columbus in Bartholomew County Indiana at 39 9 36 N 85 48 54 W. Ten years earlier it moved west fourteen miles and south 2.5 miles the smallest shift recorded.
Advices from Manila claim General Tinio surrendered to Captain Frederick V. Krug of the Twentieth Infantry at Sinait. Baldomero and Pedro Aguinaldo with five insurgent leaders also gave up. General Alejandrino’s surrender is confirmed, and Padre Agilpay who proclaimed holy war against the U S has surrendered.
Theodore Moore pleaded guilty in Benkelman district court to burglary. He received seven years in the penitentiary, a sentence approved by Haigler residents. Sheriff Richards attended court and plans to transport Moore to the prison.
The California Supreme Court reversed a prior ruling and declared the trust portion of James G. Fair's will invalid. Fair's estate valued at 15 million dollars was left in trust for heirs with the principal to remain separate. The decision means the estate will be divided among his children Mrs Herman Oelrichs Mrs W K Vanderbilt and Charles Fair.
The Twenty second volunteers have been mustered out at San Francisco. The Thirty first will be mustered out immediately.
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