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Newspaper
Blackfoot News
Location
Blackfoot, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1900
Page
3
Peruvian politics face a fresh cabinet crisis as tensions rise over leadership stability. Officials and observers expect further upheaval as government functions strain under changing allegiances and policy pressures in Lima.
The Massachusetts lower house narrowly votes to keep the death penalty with a two vote margin. The decision preserves capital punishment in the state despite ongoing debate among lawmakers and public supporters.
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The Colombian government informed consuls in Panama that ships sailing along the coast in support of the revolutionists can be pursued and seized by warships of other nations.
The narrative recounts Mary Glenn a renowned highwaywoman born in Philadelphia who helped the poor with robbed gains. It notes her youth, acts across cities including Philadelphia New York Chicago and Dallas, a Texas ranchman her husband briefly, and her posthumous fame revealed by an old maid. The tale ends with beneficiaries later confirming her charitable deeds.
Maj Stock the new Indian agent at the Cheyenne and Arapahoe agency forbids all white government employes from dancing on the agency or reservation. He says he must set a good example and that Indians will more readily obey when whites are forbidden to dance too.
In Hsuehoefu on February 27 a Chinese woman was buried alive after attempting to poison her husband. The mother in law ordered the grave digger and the bound victim was carried to the grave as a crowd looked on. No protest was voiced. The text ends with a warning about enemies among friends.
A Manila newspaper details the torture and execution of three American soldiers Private Dugan Private Tracy and Private Hayes of Company F Twenty sixth Infantry captured during an interior Panay expedition. They were tied to stakes in Calinaga burned and cut with knives by insurgents and a padré before a final slaying with a bolo. Lieut Col Dickman later found their graves.
A 16 year old, Maud Maillot of Clay County, marries George W. Wilson after he served five years in prison for abducting her. Her petition and pardon led to a double turn of fortune as Wilson is freed, and the couple wed in the governor’s mansion with the prison chaplain presiding. Governor Stephens offered the mansion for the ceremony.
A Michigan man recalls three poker notions, including that beginners win and simple tricks prevail. He tells of Mr B in New York who, after near death, played a final game that supposedly saved his life, continuing a small home game for years amid anti gambling sentiment.
Marie Aaltaz, heiress of Holland, ran away with Adrian Shoemaker, her brother’s coachman. After a stormy family scene and a discharge, they fled to Rotterdam but married in Hoboken under civil procedures before settling in Appleton, Wisconsin.
A mummy unearthed in Egypt two years ago has been identified in France as the Pharaoh of the Exodus, linking ancient relic to biblical-era ruler. The declaration comes from researchers coordinating with French museums and Egyptology teams.
A Palu fishing party plans from Nano maga in the Ellice group under windless, moggy conditions and describes native tackle for shark fishing. The second piece compares Topeka and Leavenworth on prohibition revenue, churches, saloons, and school funding.
A 19th century notice urges walls of churches schools and hospitals to be coated with a disinfectant cement like Alabastine to prevent disease germs. It claims first cost is similar to inferior coatings and renewals are cheaper and easier.
A devotional remembrance quotes Bishop Gilbert Haven praising acts of charity as lasting life. It compares good deeds to a fountain flowing from a small islet of time to brighten eternity, asserting that selfless service endures beyond mortal end.
Letters from young women describe relief from irregular painful menses and related symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. A Cal recipient reports regular cycles and no pain, while another Wisconsin contributor describes recovery from severe sideache chills nervousness and dizziness after three bottles of each remedy.
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