Beatrice shooting shocks Nebraska town amid hospital fears
Dr W F Lee shot W J Horn after a dispute over a bill in Beatrice Nebraska. Horn is badly wounded and likely to die, with the assault provoking shock and concern in the community.
02 Oct 1900
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1900
Page
1
Dr W F Lee shot W J Horn after a dispute over a bill in Beatrice Nebraska. Horn is badly wounded and likely to die, with the assault provoking shock and concern in the community.
Reports warn of at least 200 care of curest pried valued at 250000 to depart Oregon this year. A suit by Philips of Portland against Guider brothers for 1050 alleged services in selling the Mendoza mine. Port land grain ships for September exceed prior month with wheat and flour totals over a million bushels. Elizabeth Langley, 24, commits suicide in Seattle by carbolic acid. Drownings and injuries in Dawson and Gresham reported. multiple accidents and recoveries noted. Political note from Boise City about a mandate to rally populist supporters to back party nominees.
The article notes a large volume of testimonial letters praising Mrs. Pinkham for women’s health issues and asserts she cannot make statements she cannot prove. It stresses that her advice helps restore health and that many women vouch for her remedies.
After the large demonstration thousands of miners joined a mass meeting. The event followed a parade that drew extensive participation across the community.
Geonchow Ky October 2 Henry Youteow stood trial on charges of complicity in Governor Goebel's murder. The proceedings opened with Youteow's arrest and defense noting he urged violent action while claiming innocence as witnesses described the events.
The Berlin based Telegraph notes an exchange between the German and Chinese rulers. The Chinese reply urges patience and warns of foreign attackers while calling for ceasefire and protection of religious property. Western officials back a policy prohibiting weapons and ammunition into China to curb unrest.
Chicago Record of Trade reports wheat futures mixed with early gains and later selling, noting New York closing levels and U S wheat movement toward Buffalo. The piece diverges into a long, satirical passage on Chinese customs and a bewildering string of foreign political observations and unrelated commentary.
A state bulletin lists names including Miss Nlwttio wd, Miss Mary Hopetoun, and others from Connecticut and New Jersey as involved in a ceremonial inquiry. Court rules declare a state bounty law unconstitutional, with a reference to December last year and potential legal actions. In other news, a collision near Philadelphia between ships from New York and London is reported with passengers rescued.
A garbled report describes a raid and execution near a capital. The attackers were said to have killed a watchman and faced owl guardians driving residents from an illuminated dome, hinting at a forced exodus from the area.
On October 2 at St Vetere burglars entered the deserted Vatican area during Sunday celebrations and broke a strong tax vault, lifting several hundred thousand francs in cash.
Democratic candidates for the supreme court resigned prompting the committee to abstain from opposing the Republican nominees. In Durban Natal a convoy was captured by Boars amid disputed escort actions near October.
Roosevelt arrives in Lincoln after a Bryan rally with a warm welcome. He calls for voters to align with Providence and notes salary raises for nine conductors, citing improved prosperity while touring North Platte Lexington and Kearney.
An OCR fragment reports vandalism incidents along a private rail car near Minnesota towns including Mankato and Shakopee. It mentions a train from Minnoweagle and references public squares, a factory sale, and local reactions to remarks at an event in a railway setting.
Amid scenes of beauty and spectacle the Walla Walla fair draws visitors with vivid costumes and lively performances. The event fills the town with music, laughter, and a festive atmosphere as locals enjoy displays and entertainment.
Washington totals show government receipts from all sources at 45 million with expenditures near 41 million, leaving a small month end surplus. Details note slow growth in revenues and cautious spending across departments.
Fragmented text reports numerical figures on Washington data including a large increase in totals and loan percentages. Key specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a rise in cennium related financial figures and loans with varied percentages. The source lacks complete names dates or places to confirm details.
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