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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1897
Page
1
In a sparsely lived rural estate, Lord Lashmar and Clarice stroll the grounds while a mysterious dark-eyed girl Stella, known as Cinderella, haunts the castle’s library. The girl resents Lady Lashmar and laments losing Lord Lashmar’s books, while a tense row with Lashmar ends with Stella banished from the room.
Stella covertly entered the library while the family dined and was caught by the new Lord Lashmar at the castle. He remained through Christmas hosting many visitors, while she returned to quiet seclusion away from the mansion.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a figure named Ne Chanos and a Chicago newspaper fragment about order and justice in a southern Indiana town. The text is garbled, offering few concrete details, dates, or names suitable for a coherent summary.
The Reverend Dr. R. A. MacArthur told NYU medical graduates that future ships may cross oceans in steamers powered by electricity generated from ocean waves. He predicted a time when transatlantic travel could be possible with such energy, though his remarks ended abruptly.
Colonel Pic summoned from Tupis to Paris amid a Dreyfoine case linked to Esterhazy. Accused Count Wals jailed thirty days in fortress detention. General Pelleax, appointed by General Sausier, reviews charges against Esterhazy. Result expected Tuesday from General Billot. Journal notes inquiry may exculpate Comte Enterhaty. Bigaro reports seized letters from Don heads of the French army.
In Inkytet North Dakota on Saturday Mary Luxton aged 22 was fatally wounded by Ole Halverson over a quarrel. Luxton briefly attempted to kill herself before Halverson, who was weak from loss of blood, was subdued and taken into custody. The couple had been engaged for two years but Halverson had recently withdrawn his attentions and Luxton had reportedly insulted him.
In St Louis, Thomas Shackleford, a Black man, brought coffee to George Taylor at his friend’s room. Taylor fell ill and died that night, while others who drank the coffee also fell sick but recovered after about twenty hours. Investigators seek the source and motive of the poisoning attempt.
In Louis, Nevada, James Seales was charged with the criminal outrage of Judge Eanie's twelve year old daughter Katie. He was sentenced to ninety nine years in the penitentiary amid debates on the case and related meetings.
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