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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
3
Leslie of Northport suffered kidney derailment with pain and illness for years. He found relief with Dodd's Kidney Pills after months of use and now believes the remedy will last, earning quiet praise from those who knew of his previously hopeless condition.
The Puck quips that Dinger is unlucky at cards and love with a sharp line about the izis and danger, suggesting a harsh joke on misfortune and flirtation in a noir-ish tone.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Red Cross and rheumatism with scattered names and phrases. No coherent events or dates.
An ornate 19th century style reference touts Lydia B Pinkham's Ver t able Compound as a remedy for ailments affecting Miss Mabelle L, framed within a promotional notice.
H. J. Fleishman cashier of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Los Angeles disappeared on December 7, taking an estimated $100,000 from the bank. Vice President H. W. Hellman notes bonds and substantial property could cover losses. Fleishman, 42, long employed since 1875, was reportedly ill and absent from his desk.
Isaac H. Brown aged seventy nine and Sarah Brown aged seventy five of Fremont died of heart failure on December 7. Isaac complained of arm and chest pain after supper and died before a doctor arrived. Sarah fell unconscious shortly after and died ten minutes later. They left twelve children, eleven living.
The jury found John K Barr guilty of robbing Mrs Mary Betta of seven thousand dollars worth of diamonds after a lengthy deliberation. The sentence ranges from one to thirteen years in prison. The case linked to a separate robbery during a dance drive.
Republicans at the Fifth Avenue Hotel report President Roosevelt plans to move Charles O. Choate to secretary of state after a new British treaty. Hay possibly moves to ambassador, with others in Washington eyeing Choate’s vacated post and some seeking the ambassadorship themselves.
A large new cave in the Jefferson canyon about fifty miles east of Butte Montana is described as one of the largest known. An exploration party spent days surveying ten miles of passages and a river with a 100 foot cataract. Stone copper utensils bones possibly human were found. signs suggest prehistoric habitation and an earthquake may have sealed the entrance. The cave features striking stalactites and other natural decorations.
Three men robbed Edward Wood’s general store in Galena South Dakota of about 40 dollars. Sheriff Doten and deputy Patterson pursued from different directions. Patterson met the robbers at Strawberry Gulch, fired, and one robber fell overhead. The dead man is believed to be Kelly. Fred Cavert of Piama identified as the driver. he is under arrest. A claiming man said the dead man was his brother while intoxicated.
Will McCowan was fatally shot in Lincoln Nebraska on December 9 by Willis Buckner. Buckner and Thornton Murphy, both described as colored, are jailed after surrendering. Buckner accuses Murphy of firing first. Murphy says the shooting was accidental.
A Central of Georgia railroad event left one person dead and many detained as investigators probe the circumstances. Authorities say the incident occurred on a rail line near a major Georgia city, with emergency crews responding quickly to the scene. Further details are expected as the investigation continues.
Opaque OCR fragment mentions a septet and Sage ong ret ete oon, unclear names or events, no verifiable facts or persons to identify.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a discussion of charity and wealth. The readable phrases suggest a critique of charitable acts by the rich and the motives behind giving. No clear proper nouns or events are identifiable in the surviving lines.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Toledo notice mentions F. J. Chenky and a free offer. Names and context are fragmented, making it hard to determine the exact event or date. The readable bits suggest a publishing or advertising notice with personal names and affiliations.
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