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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1901
Page
2
Breadcrumbs of garbled text from a historical page mention a pipe line and church funds. The readable fragment hints at women and housing or savings efforts, with fragmented names like Zulu and Cole appearing. The piece lacks coherent events or clear entities to form a solid summary.
A fragment references a board and figures used on a blackboard. It mentions Benes, marae, and Russian elements in a perplexing note.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions AAR ASV OMS RDS cadet system and individuals Rae and Alison. No complete event or details available in readable text.
The article outlines expected Senate actions on the subsidy bill and related river and harbor legislation. It notes pending speeches and possible delays as senators discuss the appropriation and district matters, with possible shifts to postal laws and appropriation bills after those issues are resolved.
Manila January 14 General Grant reports the district fairly pacified except south of Bulloc Mountain where insurgents still resist. About 1000 enemy were attacked, four insurgents' bodies found, 4 sergeants and one private of Troop SAS wounded. Pampanga ready for civil government. Baldwin destroyed insurgent arsenal in Patung district seizing arms and a printing press.
Report from Seekin dated January 14 notes the peace commission signs delayed as Prince Ching and Hung Chang discussed the document. Hung Chang's illness Bright's disease worsened yesterday, delaying the seal but Prince Ching hoped to sign today.
Disjointed text references Philadelphia Boston and San Francisco with scattered terms like blankets and George Cami. The readable fragments suggest a travel or aid context but lack coherent facts, dates, or clear actions to confirm a full event.
Fragmentary report describes Boer forces clashing with British cavalry near Hindley with Dewet issuing orders. Prisoners reportedly taken and punishments also mentioned, including a flogging and execution of two burghers.
The German Consul General in Berlin reports restrictions on American bicycle advertisements in Germany. The move traces to 1896 when American bikes challenged German makers, leading to a boycott by German trade journals to favor local producers and drivers of the policy.
General Lee Basseur, head of the Grand Army pension committee, and members arrived to confer on the bill for a pension court of appeals. He declined to state voting plans for the St Louis executive meeting while noting Cleveland has not yet hosted a national encampment and urging consideration for poorer members and regional balance.
Prince Chun brother of the emperor visited the German legation in Berlin for a satisfactory interview with Dr Mumm von Schwartzenstein. His appointment as Chinese envoy to Germany to apologize for Baron von Ketteler's murder has been approved. Prince Su may accompany him.
Jan 14 report from Lin Kun Yi, viceroy of Nankin, outlines peace term changes. Indemnity and foreign troop strength could be reduced while preserving China’s right to import arms and ammunition. Indications emerge that several powers may back these modifications.
In Topeka on January 14 the Susi group and other factions struggle to unite behind a single Senate hopeful. Democrats back Davids Overmeyer while populists favor La P. King and Jerry Simpson as fusionist support wavers.
Congress member Neville of Nebraska remains in critical condition after suffering two hemorrhages in the afternoon. Medical staff report he is very weak but had shown some immediate improvement before a recent setback.
Fragmentary text notes a discussion of a supplemental bill by United Senate leaders. No other clear entities or details are readable.
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions health improvement and a battle with an illness or condition. Names, dates, and specifics are missing, leaving an unclear record of events or persons.
This entry records Allen Langdon Dermott as a member representing Jersey City in the congressional directory. It notes his name and district attachment with minimal biographical detail.
A fragmented note urges mothers to seek medical guidance for daughters and to consult Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for free advice. It emphasizes maternal neglect in directing daughters to physicians and promotes Mrs. Pinkham as a trusted source of help.
Mrs August Pfalzgraf of Soy Byron Wisconsin recalls her daughter’s prolonged illness including irregular menstruation and pain. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised for curing the girl of pains and irregularity after advice in 1899.
A fragment notes an old Lancashire parish clerk who, beyond weddings and christenings, fills in as church warden and substitute organ blower and bellringer when officials are absent, keeping the church in order.
A plan for a 200 mile electric railway in Montana envisions a line from Billings to Billings area operated entirely by electricity. The route would haul coal ore and heavy freight, drawing power from generating stations on the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers, and would be the first such line with this traffic to be powered electrically.
The Bay State still has only a few towns with no public library. Marlborough Gay Head ville and Norwell are cited as examples and are described as very small communities. The total population remains around 2,800,000 in Massachusetts.
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