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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
2
Eighteen killed and more than fifteen wounded in a political riot in Ocotlan. Partisans of governor hopeful Benito Juarez led attacks on Dias brothers merchants. Soldiers were sent to garrison the town as the mob battled store owners and torn buildings amid gunfire.
J Alden Loring of Oswego New York representing the American Bison association arrives in Buffalo to promote preservation and propagation of the remaining buffalos in the United States. He aims to secure land in the Pinck Hills national forest to establish a buffalo range.
Egg quotations on the poultry exchange were suspended Friday due to extreme heat. Retailers buying eggs at a dozen reported 7 to 9 cents per dozen, while most cases showed 1 in 8 to 12 eggs bad.
Custom house officers seized 668 five reel tins of opium from a Conn tacker aboard the Pacific Mail steamship Siberia arriving from the Orient. The contraband valued at 22.50 and a diversion of 600 tons of coal aided the seizure.
A Chicago blaze at the Arthur W. Dizen Transfer Company stables incinerated 236 horses and caused about $600,000 in damage. Firefighters narrowly escaped when the roof collapsed. nearby properties were threatened as the stables lay within five blocks of the business district. The cause remains undetermined.
Miss Nan Aspinwall rode into city hall square Saturday and presented a letter announcing her plan to ride the continent, continuing her cross country journey.
Report indicates authorities uncovered a house linked to professor Buence Ayres revealing a regular bomb factory. Police and investigators described a guardist plot as the motive behind hidden devices and explosive materials found at the site.
A roundup notes a Pittsburg fire cause $150000 damage and Postmaster General Hitchcock designates 50 more postal savings depots. Senate discussions cover Canadian reciprocity wool revision and the fred list. Castro lands near Venezuela amid rumors. juvenile court movement gains momentum in Paris.
The McNamara dynamite case has been deferred. The mining town of Kaylor Pennsylvania was practically wiped out by fire. Approximately 100 of 114 homes in Missouri were in need of rain. A Des Moines livery stable fire destroyed twenty three horses. Streetcar workers on strike in Mexico City halted the system. Captain Richard Burt, 88, veteran of Mexican and Civil wars, died in Peoria Illinois. Charlies T Goodrich, notable figure in the Knights of Pythias, died in Newbury New York at 65.
The Nebraska supreme court confirms W. J. Furse, railroad commissioner, can fill a vacancy. “Fainting Bertha” Liebbecke is declared a nuisance by the board of insanity for oral characteristics.
Nebraska news brief covers August 2 voting on water works bonds in Omaha and drought notes across the state. Reports include heat prostrations, July rains, baseball standings in Scottsbluff, a fatal train-employee incident near Long Pine, a train bridge toll keeper missing, a hay bale fire near Wilcox, a drowning at Riverside Park Iowa, and multiple county bond payments and legal notices. Also mentions jail breaks, trading stamps law enforcement questions, stockgrowers convention talks, and grasshopper outbreaks affecting farms.
A testimonial from Mrs Dima Betrtum of Sikeston Missouri praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing female disorders. She claims it relieved displacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities and backache and says she regained strength to work milk and entertain.
A dramatic quip exchanges during a dispute. The Husband accuses the Wife of always making bargains while she recalls a rare wedding day moment. The dialogue reflects on pride and moral missteps as stated in Curwen.
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