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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
3
In Chapter Xantv Roger Herron Darrel confronts his mesmerized foe Captain and vows vengeance as Nora Warner’s escape looms. Carol Richmond grapples with hidden truths about Roger and Nora while Grant presses his own perilous schemes and the Darrel family’s shame deepens.
Carol confronts her father who pleads for forgiveness and reconciliation with her mother. The scene reveals the long struggle over Nora Warner and Roger, as Carol and Roger confront secrets that shaped their lives.
The article describes President Castro’s hold on Venezuela after a costly revolution. Insurgents are scattered, many seeking safety abroad, while Castro rules with fragile authority, as violence and property destruction have marked the conflict.
The nation faces a surge of bank and post office robberies within a month, hitting the Midwest hardest including Indiana Iowa and Wisconsin. Incidents span Illinois Warren Michigan Prairie City Brodhead Westville Reedsburg Steubers Ohio and many more with safes blown open payouts ranging from a few hundred to thousands of dollars and several suspects fled the scenes.
The piece describes Castro’s emergence as Venezuela’s president after overthrowing Andrade in 1899 and the ongoing Liberal-Conservative conflict led by Matos. It portrays a disordered Venezuelan army, improvised fighting units including women soldiers, and the broader chaos of civil strife, with civilians drafted and weapons improvised. Also included are short crime briefs about bank and post office robberies across multiple towns.
Pietro Mascagni, famed author of Cavalleria Rusticana, visits the United States amid renewed acclaim. The 35 year old Italian composer and teacher is praised for ongoing artistic influence and vibrant personality. Concerns about his career proved unfounded as his star rises in Italy and abroad.
A complaint contests the election of Needham township advisory board members David Goss and Robert Sturgeon after the township’s bid to build a high school sparked the dispute. Franklin township lies to the east. the case could go to the Supreme Court.
Captain Milton Garrigus, a Civil War veteran and past commander of the Indiana State G A R, and Marie Thomas marry after a stormy family scene. Their baby, born recently, greets half sisters over 50, becoming aunt to several grown relatives.
Dr Otto Siemon a professor of philology and Latin at Concordia College Fort Wayne died by his own hand after six months of nervous prostration. Relatives visiting Sunday morning found him dead in his bed with his clothes wrapped around his neck. He leaves three children and his wife Elis who died years earlier.
Gov Durbin declares the Sullivan County sheriff's office vacant after the lynching of prisoner Dillard. The coroner becomes sheriff ex officio. Indiana law requires a sheriff to vacate if a prisoner in his charge is lynched, and the sheriff may seek reinstatement by showing powerlessness to prevent the crime.
Report shows Indiana spent 202384 dollars for an election with 500300 votes cast for Secretary of State. At about 45 cents per vote, the calculation estimates the cost tied to each ballot.
Edwin Cole lost an arm on a corn shredder at Samuel Thompson’s Vincennes farm. The Union Railway Co of Indianapolis raised trainmen engineers and firemen pay 24 percent per hour. Crab Reynolds Bell Grain Co started a new elevator at Lafayette for the corn crop. The Blue River Milling Co safe was blown open at Edinburg with little money taken. burglars suspected to have escaped. Rushville husking champ Orville Dices: seventy bushels by noon for four weeks. Milton Smith, 17, near Bristol, critical after corn shredder injury. Luckjaw arrived from a finger wound. Terre Haute freshman Raymond Archer, 20, cut in two by a train. son of N S Archer of Pittsburgh. Harry Welch, Muncie messenger boy, heads to Huntington to claim estate left by a relative. estate includes Indiana and Chicago real estate. Petersburg’s Frank Levy seeks a detective to pinpoint Evansville gamblers in Colorado robbery. Elmer B. Bryan, Taft appointee superintendent of education for the Philippines, formerly Bloomington resident, formerly Manila superintendent. Waterloo post office burglarized. safe knob pounded off, nitroglycerin placed inside. burglars scared away by sleeping night watchman. Montgomery coal mines drivers strike. 250 out of work. A political fight ended in a riot. William Owens’ general store and bakery damaged. Jim Higgins shot Gil McDonald. Ed Guan stabbed.
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