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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
3
The fragment shows a child asking for water at home and a parent named Johnny responding. A line mentions mamma away and a reference to Chicago Tribune, implying an ordinary domestic scene captured in a newspaper clipping.
John Murphy a passenger on Union Pacific train No. 3 shot himself twice in the head near Chapel while en route from New York to the coast. He died at Sidney after the second wound. Coroner Bassett embalmed the body awaiting relatives. Murphy claimed a storied naval career with the Oregon battleship and Spanish American War service, but his travels and collected curiosities drew attention.
Reports from Willis Point and surrounding counties recount four deaths from the Willis Point tornado and extensive property losses totaling about 90 000 dollars. Damage traces the storm to New Boston and Verarkuna with homes wrecked and heavy rainfall noted in Collin County. Additional storms in Arkansas Kansas City and Chicago caused widespread destruction, power outages, and disrupted communications.
The private bank of J. H. Springer in Argonia Kansas was burglarized last night. Robbers took 2600 in cash and 4000 in 3 percent government bonds. About 140 in gold and 8000 in bonds were left. Tools were removed from the nearby Santa Fe section house. Vault entry used a brick wall and nitro.
Palermo Sicily March 11 Eve Lana reports Red Cloud drops red rain over area causing alarm and prompting immediate safety advisories.
A violent midday brawl erupted in Manchester involving the Whites and Garrads. Gunfire pierced Sam Cash's office where bail bonds were being prepared as Webb, Taylor Spurlock, and William and Dennis McCal, charged with murder, entered through a courthouse window. The fight escalated amid scattered shots and chaos.
Manila dispatch reports Captain Dun san of the Fourth Infantry locating Aguinaldo once more. The brief item adds few details beyond the capture note.
A tiny pile of coal sits on a Southeast Street sidewalk as a young boy offers to haul it for payment. Dialogue shows he asks for fifty cents or a dollar, but the woman declines, suggesting she cannot pay. a brief vignette of street economy.
A promotional piece extols Peruna as a cure for grip and catarrh with testimonials from public figures and readers. It urges readers to start a treatment course and includes addresses for free medical advice from Dr. Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
In Trenton New Jersey a group of notable women seeks to buy the old British barracks dating to the revolutionary era to convert it into a museum housing colonial and revolutionary relics. The building, once the headquarters for British officers, is now occupied by the Old Ladies' Home. Our Trade With Australia Our export trade with Australia has doubled over the last decade and now Australia receives six times more than Germany, placing Australia behind Great Britain as a supplier to the commonwealth.
New York's Raines law regulating saloons has yielded 61 million dollars to the State and local treasuries since its passage five years ago. Saloons have decreased from 3,000 to 27,000 and arrests for drunkenness diminished from 12 to 9 per 1,000 of population.
The Ohio State Journal quotes a man claiming his wife hides in the cellar and parodies a second Mrs Nation while he jokes about teaching her to use a hatchet. The piece also notes the office boy claims Paul Kruger wears rubber boots to guard his feet from De Wet.
Emory O Pendleton of Fast Belfast Maine preserves a door yard well sweep that marks a century on his property and a tavern era sign once used when P Stephenson kept the inn in 1800.
St. Joseph area labor unions announce plans to construct a Labor Temple to serve as a meeting and organizing hub for workers. The project signals ongoing labor activity and community resource development in the city.
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