Burglars Foiled by Woman In Her Room
A DEXyFR woman woke to find three burglars inside her room and fired at them. She then sat up and began electioneering for her favored candidate, signaling a bold, unplanned protest amid the intrusion.
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1894
Page
8
A DEXyFR woman woke to find three burglars inside her room and fired at them. She then sat up and began electioneering for her favored candidate, signaling a bold, unplanned protest amid the intrusion.
A notice invites readers to write Nickel Plate road agents to receive winter travel quotes. Agents will provide rates and forwarded nap routes for wintering in California or the South. Winter tourist rates are currently in effect.
A shopper advises testing a horse by feeding down a steep or stony slope halterless and whipless after leaving the stable. This reveals forequarter defects and hind leg weaknesses, as excitement can mask a slight lameness. Also notes sixteen Iowa tramps held up, four banished, suggesting a disparity with regular citizens.
Harriet Wampler of Minneapolis reports years of female trouble including shooting pains headaches and dizziness improving after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with substantial relief and urges others to try it, praising Mrs. Pinkham.
In Chicago Judge Woods sentences Eugene Debs and several American Railway Union leaders to jail terms ranging from three to six months for contempt of an injunction issued during the Santa Fe strike. The court suspended some penalties to allow appeals, with the defendants appealing likely to the Supreme Court.
A court martial during the Sabreon battle on February 10, 184? presided over a case where a stubborn elephant refused to drag 24 pounders. The elephant was sentenced to twenty five lashes administered by another elephant, then cowed and compliant.
N Roiler, a cattleman, visits town to stock up and explains two dozen cow bells are the best way to deter wolves from his herd. He notes a den of mountain lions near his ranch has troubled cattlemen, reports two white-tailed does killed, and says Slim Butte range has ample water and rich grass.
An 19th century nostrum claims Tavanda's Hostel Ver'n Stomach Bitters cures chilly fever rheumatism dyspepsia liver and kidney trouble nervous debility and loss of appetite sleep with a tonic effect. It asserts the bitters help the old infirm and saves the days with three daily doses.
The Siberian railway now connects to Omsk about 2,200 miles from St. Petersburg. The line allows travel between the two cities in roughly four and a half days. Workers endured harsh conditions including carrying food, lowering supplies by baskets, and living in huts on piles while draining a sixty mile wide bog. Mosquitoes forced the use of masks as engineers and laborers built and extended the new track.
The advertisement extols Hall’s Catarrh Cure as the only remedy proven by the medical fraternity to treat catarrh since it claims to cure a constitutional disease. It asserts the product strengthens the patient by improving digestion and blood flow and offers nine hundred dollars to anyone unable to cure catarrh with it.
A West Indian island inhabited mainly by Surtien people struggles with colonial attempts to establish a station there. Tremors from teetles undermine building foundations and patios are frequently damaged, endangering residents.
A German inventor describes a method to create artifical whalebone from leather. The leather is soaked for two or three days in potassium sulphate, stretched on a frame, slowly dried, and exposed to high heat. Then it is pressed under heavy weight to become hard and elastic.
Fyus reports her children respond best to Syrup of Figs for mild laxative relief and Chikkrin also benefit. The California Fig Syrup Co manufactures the remedy. Congressional note lists Ohio Democrat Sore as the sole Buckeye re-elected, described as a tobacco plug maker whose constituents vote as he does.
The page carries scattered notices from commerce and travel. Ripans Tabules promotes relief with a grocery store pitch. The Nickel Plate Road advertises holiday rates valid December through January, with return dates. A college ad hints at business training. A leading remark about a woman implies inspiration. California dried prunes appear as a product note.
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