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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
2
A clipped fragment reports a note about the Lions and an unresolved loss with 2008 references and mention of the Merees dying, lacking clear context or names. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Crowds lined the road to Monydama as the late emperor Matsuhito was interred near Kioto. The imperial estate mausoleum awaited, with crepe adorned routes and guards along a two mile march to the shrine. Lights and braziers lit the way amid tea fields and a large honor square. Diaz cheered by Mexico City crowds amid deputy disputes with Madero.
Mrs Bramwell Booth wife of the new general of the reu dents marches in the streets voicing disapproval of the new executive and wives in exile.
P H Guy a Democratic nominee for district court clerk in Winfield Kansas has withdrawn from the August primary in favor of his party’s preferred candidate. The move signals support for a female contender and shifts the local race dynamics.
General Count Maresuke Nogi a leading Imperial counsellor and his wife Countess Nogi killed themselves to honor the late emperor Mutsuhito. They timed their deaths with the emperor s funeral events and prepared according to the Samurai tradition.
Detroit report says the American Bankers association closed its annual convention by selecting Boston as the venue for the next gathering.
Washington reports indicate American warships may be sent immediately to Santo Domingo after rebels seized the customs house in a Dominican revolt. Advices suggest rebels control most frontier customs houses under American supervision, raising questions at the state department about the situation.
A brief note states that the decision regarding veterans’ funds or support was left to the executive council. No names or dates are provided in the readable text.
Report from St. Petersburg says a mutinous defecting battalion of Russian engineers clashed with infantry along a Berlin area road, resulting in about 100 dead and double that number wounded before mutineers surrendered after fierce resistance.
Antonio Rojas camped within three miles of the American border near Agua Prieta sent defiant message to U S authorities saying if Americans aid the federals they will face consequences. General Schuyter refused to comment. Rojas told a messenger from the war department that they would shoot first.
Dr Harvey Wiley argues in Washington that state aid to public schools and dental inspection in schools are socialistic, stating the nation grows more socialistic daily as education and road advocacy expand under state support. He cites medical inspection as precedent and urges dental checks as well.
In St Louis Missouri, a probate court fights over a $64000 estate from the death of Jeremiah Moynihan nicknamed the millionaire rag picker. The judge rejected a purported will favoring an alleged son Glen Adonis Gilbert of Galena Illinois whose claim spurs the legal dispute.
Sixty three men hospitalised after Belfast football aid event with twelve in serious condition including five with bullet wounds.
A Kansas City Star item narrates a ten year old girl Julia who after a Sunday school lesson says she gave fifty cents to a man at the back door believing he might be God. Her mother questions her reasoning and the tale ends with reflective snippets on time and work.
Dialogue sketch where City Cousin questions the hotel plan in use while Country Cousin speculates it was a get rich quick scheme. Humorous exchange hints at travel lodging terms and misdirection about plans.
Australian marriage records show brides as young as fifteen and grooms as young as sixteen, with ages ranging up to ninety-nine. The youngest bride was fifteen and the oldest eighty-two, with a seventy seven year old groom marrying an eighteen year old. More marriages were reported from
An old ad style passage discusses Castoria for children and a generic warning about self deception. It notes Fletcher's Castoria and mentions public and private behavior contrasts. The piece references Mr Solomon and suggests many people favor their own remedies or beliefs over others.
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