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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1898
Page
4
The memo notes Britain imports vast American iron, steel rail, wire, machinery and tools, with an example of a single firm buying nearly £150,000 of American machinery in six months. It argues American competition is durable and reshapes industrial prospects, second only to labor.
A terse quip from the New York Truth notes that facing creditors is easy, but dodging them presents the real trouble, illustrating a fiscal joke about debt and persistence.
A fierce cyclone battered Savannah and surrounding islands with eight foot tides and widespread flooding. Rice crops and the rice top loss amount to $50,000 to $75,000, while total regional crop damage nears $250,000. Shipping bays, wharves, and rail lines sustain heavy damage as telegraph and power fail. Rescue efforts proceed. fear grows for seas and inland paths.
Fragmented reader letters praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound appear alongside late 19th century proverbs and health musings. The text includes testimonials about relief from various pains and conditions and a brief faux discourse on aging and virtue.
A vast timber blaze near Ragged Top crosses toward Spearfish, covering about 100 square miles. Forest supervisor Hanis Macker led crews as Governor Lee arranged troop mobilization. Winds shift, diverting the fire away from Deadwood while advancing toward the southern hills earlier.
At Panis on October 8 the Dreyfus demonstration organized by M Pressence was halted by the fermeture du salle wayral. Police intervened and arrested M Pressence M Vaughan and Deputy Mary amid shouts of Vivre etc. Six held. An unverified report claims Colonel Picquact has been confined since Thursday after a cerebral episode.
Dispatch from Pekin reports Mr Mortimer of the British legation was insulted on his return home. Details are scarce as officials confirm the incident occurred during transit and authorities are reviewing the matter for possible action.
Albert Bradley, a 15 year inmate, shot Governor Smith of the Pacific branch at the Santa Monica soldiers home. One bullet struck the right shoulder with others in the right thigh and arm injuries believed non fatal. Bradley may be mentally unsound.
In San Francisco on September 29 the estate of railroad magnate Charles F. Crocker, valued at about 8 million dollars, was distributed by a Probate Judge Coffey decree. The estate passes to three children who will receive shares upon reaching adulthood. executors Eten ag.
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