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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
6
A fragment describing Western Canada as a vast prairie region with abundant game, wildlife, and rural charm. It notes plumed birds, deer and moose in marshy areas, settlers near farmhouses, and markets for butter and eggs. Also mentions settlement guides and a puzzle of scattered topics including health ads and local ordinances.
A collage of short product pitches and anecdotes from early 20th century advertising. Grain-Ola promotes pure grain nutrition for children at a low cost while various patent medicines claim cures for rheumatism, rheumatic pains, coughs, colds and skin ailments. Miscellaneous notes touch on famous figures, a grapevine elm trick, and social quips.
In CHAPTER X and XI of a Victorian tale, Mr. Cowley endures spectral visits that terrify him and alarm his family. Rose hatches a plan to weaponize fear with a staged ghost, hoping to force the banker to flee Mecklenburgh Square before Christmas as the household circles plot to regain control.
A devout missionary living among Indians in early New England survives a planned massacre when a large snake crawls from a fire near his tent. The Indians believe a divine sign saved him, and the region’s colonists recount the tale as a miracle in the aftermath of the conflict.
In the House of Commons debate on army remounts Sir John Blundell Maple accused British officers of buying faulty horses at Budapest and selling them to the government for profit. Reports say an officer could have earned £60,000 from Hungarian horse purchases. The government says Earl Roberts is investigating, and the Hungarian government expresses displeasure at the lack of prosecution. Dissatisfaction grows over continental purchases over colonial horses. Yu Hsien, Shanxi governor, executed at Taiyuan Fu on May 24 amid anti foreign actions. two officials beheaded. Yu Halen is noted to have been killed and revived multiple times.
Constantinople reports that the Turco Italian dispute over the Prevesa affair is resolved. The Porte promises indemnity to Italian victims, apologizes to the Italian consul, and pledges punishment for the Turkish troops commandant. Berlin reports massacre details from New Guinea with one survivor. France to recall Berlin envoy. British and French soldiers clash at Tientsin. Cotl Wilson and Kitchener scouts rout Beyer’s forces near Warm Baths.
In Fargo North Dakota on a June day A Rooney known as the Giant Gripman of Chicago wrestled Terrie Turk Mooney. The Turk won the first fall in eighteen minutes with a half Nelson. Rooney captured the second in nine minutes with a similar hold. In the third fall the Turk violated the agreed ban on strangling.
Reported in June at Yukon Washington, Paup Stein Way Peter Dénelugz and J Plage, residents named, were killed in an accident on the Yukoy pivot May 2s.
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