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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1905
Page
6
East Africa spans the Zambesi River form a cantilever bridge 20 feet above low water and cross the gorge at Victoria Falls. The three spans total 900 feet in length and 30 feet wide. The U S peak is Mount McKinley at 20464 feet in Alaska.
Mrs Martha J Lee of Fraser Idaho attests Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her rheumatism after three bouts enabling mobility and Sunday school attendance at fifty eight. She asserts she will always keep the pills on hand and credits kidney healing for blood purification and pain relief.
The text notes forceps are not used by Japanese dentists in drawing teeth. It describes a cone grip with the thumb and forefinger. Skill is gained through long practice, enabling the extraction of about six teeth in roughly thirty seconds once mastered.
The Southwestern Railway steamer Hilda sank near Jardin lighthouse off St Malo after fog and a snow storm. Reports say about one hundred passengers and crew were drowned with only six or so saved. The Ada rescued five passengers and a seaman. many victims were onion dealers from St Brine area. The ship, built in Glasgow in 1882, carried French passengers and a few English travelers expected for the season.
In Cleveland a meeting is set in Buffalo to stiffen the window glass market and raise prices. The president of the Amalgamated Window Glass Workers of America has sent notices to independent manufacturers asking them to send a representative to the conference.
National relief committee reports subscriptions totaling 498651 for Jewish relief in Russia. In Philadelphia about a dozen mass meetings raised nearly 20000 for the fund. Citizens across faiths in the city contributed more than 860000 last week.
Private information from a Milwaukee official cites a Kurt Leavenworth prison officer as saying Frank G. Bigelow the defaulting Milwaukee bank president is utterly crushed in soul. He reportedly moves about in a dazed condition and rarely speaks, amid the full enormity of his offense.
Constantinople reports indicate the Ottoman government is inclined in principle to accept the international demand for Maconian financial reforms. Officials may seek modifications before final acceptance of the full program.
In St Louis Judge Vandevanter supervises Burton trial as government fast tracks testimony. Witness Thomas B Harlan recalls meeting Burton November 17 1902 and discusses a $500 monthly retainer offered by Burton to head Rialto securities efforts amid civil and libel suits.
J P Harris sold his drug business interest to partner A T Fried in Plattsmouth. Gretna dealer Will Kightmyer traded his livery for eighty acres northwest of Gretna to China Koch who moved in. Four coyotes captured near Sutherland amid depredations. West Point merchant E G Gregory sold stock to Paul Dewits of Wisner and will enter similar business at Baccroft. Tragic death of Roland Deane Pickering near Dorsey after being caught under a wagon wheel. Nebling town near Oakland sees banks and lumber yards opening along Great Northern route. Warren Snyder alias Harry Williams jailed at Fremont for army desertion. Beatrice man J E Smith fractures shoulder after dog collision. Harry Wiles kills a large gray eagle. father plans to mount it for owner. Beatrice boy Archie Fisner shot in hand by playmate’s rifle discharge. Oakland resident Harry Preston’s fur coat stolen from Luggy. no clues. Rev Kether Ruesing buys D CO Giffert home to convert to elder care admin building. work starts next spring. Elizabeth McIntyre, 70, longtime Dawes County settler, dies near Chadron. funeral at First Congregational Church. Fran Faulks, Union Pacific engineer, bruised in wreck near Fremont depot after switch issue. Alva Baker, 38, accidentally shot near Oakdale. serious stomach injury. Elevator project under construction at Oakland by Cargel Co. Sampson-Swanson Co plans 40 elevator on Great Northern. McCook treated injury from crash en route on No 13. Yutan resident severely injured with limited use of limbs.
The Cherokee house of kings approves impeachment of the house of warriors and depos es Chief W C Rogers. Frank J Bowndinot is elected to the chieftaincy and the government must decide which claimant it will recognize as deeds to town lots and allotments require the chief's signature.
The Spanish steamer Octubre from Marseilles to Rotterdam faced a four day drift as seas swept the ship and machinery failed. Sighted and rescued by the British steamer Almagro, the twenty five crew were saved with wreckage strewn along the coast.
Mr. Hoar of Bristol Rhode Island describes curing rheumatism and other blood diseases with Dr Williams Pink Pills after self diagnosis and cold exposure. He cites improved circulation, reduced swelling, and restoration after treating with two to five boxes. He endorses the pills and invites written evidence of cures. Hall's Catarrh Cure is also advertised as a constitutional remedy with a money back claim.
The article notes pendants coating with a nitrated cellulose solution to resist rain and wear. It mentions Strohbeck Saxony teaching chess in all public schools and every child carrying a board and set. It also cites Dr Kennedy finding music aids in melancholia and fatigue, plus German medical uses of music post anesthesia. The text includes miscellaneous lines about courtship and insectivorous lore and misattributed quotes.
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