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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
3
A New York Sun report describes a textile bleaching method applied to raw yellow silk. A closed vessel uses hydrogen peroxide, acetone, ammonia, and heat to produce a dazzling white finish, with proportions and temperatures adjusted to material and desired speed of bleaching.
A Chicago Catholic Foresters leader, Mr. P. Roed, feared to have Bright's Disease, recovers after using Dodd's Kidney Pills for two months. The report touts the remedy as a cure and urges readers to buy at 50 cents a box. The piece also covers various medical and sensational anecdotes and unrelated product notices of the era.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a discussion of vice and genius producing similar effects. Mentions a cold in one day and references to names or terms like Carter's Ink, whitehearti, and Phe, but content is garbled with no clear event, person, or source entity.
W H Bulihart was found murdered on a prairie ranch eighteen miles northwest of Anselmo. His skull was crushed. a sled and fence rails lay near the body. A jury deliberated in Anselmo as deputies searched for clues, with no definitive suspect. Bulihart lived alone save for a hired man and left behind cattle, horses, and a sister in Indiana.
A Pittsburg dispatch reports the Presbyterian general Assembly revision committee reflecting about 75 percent support for creed revision among 829,225 voting members of 1,007,089 overall. Of the Presbyteries voting, 126 favored revision and 46 opposed, needing two thirds for change. The committee meets in Washington on December 4 to act.
A dual meeting in Pekin on November 4 produced agreement on the preliminary treaty terms. The main points reportedly align with French and other powers, including punishment for the guilty, indemnity, retention of legation guards, and occupation of select areas. A Chinese village near Pekin was attacked after rebels fortified it, seven reported killed. A secret edict urges provincial rulers to resume older weapons despite modern arms production.
The Denver theatre employees appeal for arbitration after a two year standstill. Manager Peter McCourt refuses to discuss with an arbitration committee formed at a mass meeting of union labor. McCourt hires non union hands and musicians amid ongoing tensions. Nearby, Captain Fred J. Mack of Company M Nebraska National Guard is accidentally shot in a hunting accident near Albion. a fragment hits his neck and hand but injuries are not serious.
The clash between the state department and Turkey over withholding an envoy to Dr. Thomas Z. Norton as consul at Harpool has escalated into a controversy. Indications suggest it will be weeks before a settlement is reached.
The National Sugar Refining Company has advanced their list indicating refined sugar now carries five points. The update outlines new pricing or valuation changes affecting distribution and purchases.
A jury was secured in the Jessie Morrison trial at Eldorado Kansas. London reports Lord Roberts seeks 20 600 more soldiers. Kruger reception by the French provokes English indifference. Sault Ste Marie boiler explosion kills three and wounds others. Geneva Nebraska plans an auditorium backed by business leaders. Ohio rains continue, rivers overflow with property damage, no deaths. Iowa mulch law strict enforcement to begin December 1 at Sioux City. saloon men angry. Constantinople refuses Dr Norton consulate at Darpool. Lincoln Normal villagers petition for free rural mail delivery. Akron Ohio Edward Epply found guilty of unlawful possession of dynamite. Campania reaches New York after stormy voyage. Insurgent fortress taken and destroyed. leaders escape. In Minneapolis a stabbing ends Leonard Day’s life at West hotel. Lesher coinage plan to be abandoned as unlawful. Omahas 718 month old baby found starving on street with mother nearby. Farseen island incident noted.
The popular idol Kruger is met with frenzied crowds from Merseilles to Dijon as his triumphal progress northward attracts thousands in Marseilles and other towns. An anti British undercurrent grows after English spectators toss coins from a hotel balcony, raising fears for later Paris receptions and Franco British ties. Dr Leyds and Fischer show renewed hope that his mission in Europe may succeed.
A Hesenda California report states three men were killed near Juarez by Picuch Indians after a cattle theft from a store owner named Action. A neighbor Sotello aided the pursuit. a party transporting cattle to the Colorado River found the three dead. Enfield police are being dispatched.
The French senate approves an amnesty bill amid figures showing public debt at 26 354 000 dollars in Chicago. A blaze destroyed the cromingry building at Callaway while Har ry yon of Chickgy defeats Buddy King in Denver. Governor Allen of Porto Rico announces a Thanksgiving proclamation as unrest and robbery fears persist. Capt Edward Strong is retired from the Navy. Vanderbilt Jr and wife welcome a daughter at Hunter's Bay Alaska. A fire capsized a rowboat. civic government in Benguet province begins, and a man and two others are sentenced for incitement in a separate case.
In Stray Stories the piece surveys Gaelic tongues across the British Isles. It notes living forms in Ireland and Wales, mentions Lowland Scotch and older Irish English usage, and explains how regional speech preserves historical pronunciations and terms once common in England.
A South London parson filling in for a scheduled preacher helps an aged, asthmatic woman to the door. She declares she would rather endure the groans of a windmill than hear the substitute, prompting the clergyman to remark he would not enter the church himself if he were not the preacher.
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