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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
3
A narrator in a grand library discovers a mysterious pencil sketch hinting at a hidden ravine and a door of bewilderment. He explores a dark cellar at one in the morning, measures corridors, and encounters a stranger with a lantern advancing through the shadows.
In a tense chase through a dim passage Glenarm shoots at Morgan as they duel with pistol and lantern. A window escape leaves Glenarm baffled by a stapled window catch and a wounded foe, with the brawl ending as the scene is left to continue.
A Detroit Free Press piece extols the grippe as the most vicious disease, attacking head, spine, and appetite while invading every system. It mocks victims, drives them to discomfort, and leaves households in distress as it takes over.
A vivid extract from Havelock Ellis in the Atlan tic describing an Aragonese peasant who leaps from a train to inspect a complex French agricultural machine. The observer notes the man’s grave, intense study and predicts that Spain’s eagerness for novelties may erode cherished traditional practices.
Harvard athlete marries a dressmaker milliner noted for brains and brawn. The spouse is praised for skill and wit, hinting she can sew cook and more.
After three hours of balloting W S Rogers of Cleveland was chosen commander of the Ohio G A R department. Lima to host next meeting. Officers named include senior vice commander J J Clark Canton junior vice commander George C Mason Clyde and others. The Woman's Relief Corps failed to finalize officers while a 3500 attendance campfire occurred at the Auditorium.
Emma Liggett of Ostrander was fined $25 for writing several alleged naughty letters to Rose Gabriel. Attorney Marriott said she had a good reputation and worked at the Girls' Industrial School in Delaware. Judge Sater noted her shame and imposed the minimum fine. her husband paid it.
The War Department informed Columbus on Monday that Rock Island furnished a full set of three inch field guns for the Toledo Battery Night Artillery of the Ohio National Guard. This completes the guard's light artillery equipment under state law, now matching the two-battery limit. the Cleveland battery was equipped last year.
Florence H. Thompson, once an actress, was granted a divorce Friday by Judge Schwan from Arthur D. Thompson known as Col. William Baker the Human Giant. Baker stands 7 feet 7 inches tall and is described by Mrs Thompson as having a proportional joy for water.
Police concluded Dora Gaythorne killed herself to avoid testifying in the Elma Kirby-Dodsworth-Dare trial. Kirby-Dodsworth-Dare, a former Cleveland girl, faces a charge of kidnapping and marrying Indianapolis millionaire George Rhodius.
Columbus June 18 the supreme court will adjourn for the summer vacation on June 28. The court announced the appointment of Howard E. Gilkey as marshal and state law librarian for three years and C. C. Barrows as assistant librarian for one year. Both are reappointments.
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