Strangled to Death at Redwood County Jail
Oct 17 near Falls. Rosewan executed after a broken rope failed, a second noose used. Sheriff Mead oversaw the procedure as a crowd gathered outside the jail enclosure, with attendants guarding the grounds.
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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1891
Page
3
Oct 17 near Falls. Rosewan executed after a broken rope failed, a second noose used. Sheriff Mead oversaw the procedure as a crowd gathered outside the jail enclosure, with attendants guarding the grounds.
Oct 17 report from Leyrns Ohio details the arrest of C A Miller a Harristurys farmer accused of attempting to outrage his stepdaughter Emma. The tale spans decades including two children by Miller and his stepdaughter later marrying him, several divorces, a death, and alleged spree behavior.
New York reports President Corteneri of the Italian chamber of commerce says Rome agreed to abolish the American pork decree. A Paris dispatch notes Senate opposition to pork imports. Also covered are memorial services for Charles Stewart Parnell in Cade and Irish political resolutions urging independence and correct leadership to unite the Irish race.
A dramatic reminiscence centers on an old telegraph operator who stumbles through a tense wartime scene at a station. Amid chaotic chatter a young woman waits for a lover, a coded message arrives, and the operator endures a perilous moment before sacrificing himself to save a potential fortune and a stranger.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions pleasure and life’s occurrences in a dashed quotation. It references examination papers and writing clarity but contains numerous misspellings and nonstandard phrases, lacking clear names, places, or a coherent event. The readable bits suggest a literary excerpt or puzzle-like excerpt rather than a complete news item.
An article describes a bequest of 100000 pounds by a nun to fund a prize for achieving communication with another world. It discusses the feasibility, telescope limits, and the challenges of signaling from Earth to Mars, noting the Academy of Sciences' lack of acceptance of the prize and the scientific opinions of figures like Lick.
The tale reports a wedding halted by cold refusal. The bridegroom declares the match over, leaving the house and breaking the pledge. An action for breach of promise ensues. the bride dies of a broken heart and the man remarries three times. A London Wit-Bits cornet notes the unhappy life that followed.
A fragmentary reminiscence describes a self styled average woman and a second acquaintance famed as far above average. The text contrasts unconventional behavior with social labels and hints at perceptions of genius and propriety. A stray list of metals and their electrical conductivities appears, blending anecdote with technical detail.
Fragmentary OCR shows names such as W Newton and Frederick McKin ting in a court setting. Mentions office of the clerk and district attorney with references to Hine and Nar Dukeotiy on a 19th century page.
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