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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1882
Page
2
A garbled passage mocks Believer in the Pustirreetion and a figure named Oscar Winds, describing repeated rises and falls and a fatuous reception by New York society as fools and critics ridicule public figures.
A collision between two freight trains at Seward caused several cars to burn and injured passenger Calvin Atterbury seriously perhaps fatally. Reports say another Central Railroad accident between Albany and New York City killed nine and wounded several including State Senator Wagner, owner of the Wagner palace cats, with the incident also harming nearby areas.
The Guiteau trial nears its end with the prosecution finishing its argument and Reed and Scoville defending. Judge Porter will close the case as Guiteau, in a public address, reiterates his high divine aspirations amid rising sentiment in Washington that the jury may disagree.
Editor Recorn proposes a new reader titled Washington Jefferson Meader and will publish lessons for patron approval. The first lesson tells of a despotic king who bans approved books, forces sales, and uses misrepresentation to profit, leaving children hungry as townspeople resist his rule. Tus Author.
Osceola Nebraska readers report a three member committee led by Baum Gray and Bates recommended Appletons Readers and Rays Arithmetic for Polk County schools. Meeting votes bound the five year adoption, prompting critics to call for adherence and question authority.
An editor argues women must ignore old limits and pursue their best work, from home duties to professional roles. Citing Massachusetts colleges and women in medicine law and education, the piece praises voting rights and cites Aurora Nebraska temperance efforts where women influenced elections through ballot access.
In a heated exchange, critics question county official Mitchell after a convention action was kept from public view. They ask why the matter remained confined to a few and why it was not exposed openly on the school event day.
The piece urges steadfast commitment to laws and rulers to protect all, urging readers to be pilgrims in a storm, keep faith in purifying purity and usefulness, and advance toward duty as guardians of truth. It invokes colonial imagery and a watchful guard over justice.
The January sessions document treasurer's statements and audits. It notes settlements, unaudited warrants, road district payments, and official recognitions. An adjournment to January 11 1832 was ordered.
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