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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1905

Page

7

Various items on science, fashion, and travel from a late 19th century issue

The column covers quirky notes on an international rat examination league, grooming routines with glycerine and almond meal, a move to the Lincoln asylum, a desert trek of exhibits to Portland for the Lewis and Clark Centennial, deep sea pearl divers, and cosmetic tips for skin and gloves. It also mentions Geneva’s electric lights, Nebraska at the Lewis and Clark Expo, and local Royal Neighbors installs in Table Rock.

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Battle Creek Plan Defends Peaceful Labor Relations

In Battle Creek, citizens form a Citizens Association to counter labor unrest. They pledge to uphold contracts, prohibit unions from dominating local industry, and invite outside manufacturers if they guarantee fair wages and sanitary conditions. The move aims to protect employment, wages, and peaceful prosperity amid past strikes and labor tension.

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Chaos in St Petersburgh as troops quell mutiny

Reports from St Petersburgh describe a day of horror as workers, barricades on the Nevsky Prospekt, and martial law with 60 000 guards. The empress safety sought at Tsarskoe Selo, while Emperor Nicholas II faced thousands of protesters and lethal force. Casualty estimates range widely, with figures up to five hundred or more.

Otis Jefferson Warren Bunker Hill ST. Petersburg Nevsky Vassili Gstrov Tsarskie Selce Nicholas II Sviatopolx-Mirsky Winter Palace Palace Square Friest Gopon Narva Moscow

Williams Pink Pills Claim Paralysis Cure

An interview with W J L Hayden praises Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure after paralysis and malaria, detailing his yearlong recovery from nervous breakdown and paralysis with seven boxes of the pills. He credits the treatment for restoring health and enabling him to resume work. The ad-side promotes the pills as available from druggists and suitable for partial paralysis.

W. J. L. Hayden Dr. Williams Hayden West 39Th Street New York Williams

Trust Trial Ends in AOC Acknowledgment

Fragmentary OCR text shows an unclear reference to a trust and legal action. No concrete names, dates, organizations, or outcomes are readable to establish a full card.

Fragmentary note on newspaper advertising contract terms

The text outlines a yearly contract for space in the paper for announcements. It mentions a right to use space and hints at editorial opinion constraints. The fragment references The Postum Company as publisher.

The Postum Company

Police chief announces transfers and inspector charges

New York Police Headquarters bustles as Commissioner McAdoo announces the transfer of six captains. Charges against Inspector Titus are completed and sent for signatures. The accusations mirror those against Captain Tighe, alleging willful neglect of duty in multiple maneuvers.

New York McAdoo Titus Tighe

Woman Arrested in Wyoming Doctor Killing Case

Mrs. Emmet Purdue of Encampment Wyoming was arrested on a warrant issued by the prosecuting attorney for the alleged murder of her husband Dr. Emmet Purdue. He was shot in the head while asleep at his father in law F. M. Leakley home early Monday. Her brother Haont. Bal. Tanoer was arrested as an accessory.

Richmond Emmet Purdue Encampment Wyo Inlaw F. M. Leakley Haont

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