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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
2
A gun exploded while Mr Boeks prepared to discharge a load injuring Malan Mebenshe on a bridge. The blast shattered the right eye, and surgeons fear loss of sight. he, twenty one, unmarried, is in St Francia hospital with serious facial injuries.
Potter, a Detroit store company traveling salesman, went to the twelfth floor of the Great Northern hotel to breathe for relief from a headache. He lost balance and fell to the sidewalk, dying. The Chicago telegram reports the incident occurred December 22.
Fragmented wires describe a murder case at Wilder Bland involving a twelve year old child and a suspect named Westie Hinkiend. The report notes a second degree murder finding after a court action and mentions treaty contexts and regional tensions alongside sporadic political references.
The legible fragments mention a Japanese government related event and a death with references to a body of members. The text is highly garbled with partial names and unclear context, making precise impacts or identities difficult to determine.
The notice describes prohibited practices in food selling including mixing substances with foots to deceive buyers, substituting articles, and mislabeling as foreign or imitation products. It warns against discoloration, poisoning, or decomposition that could injure health and outlines penalties for violations.
Fragments show unclear names and places. The readable bits point to a brief item with no definite event, date, or involved organizations.
Fragmentary text mentions a man and social company with cryptic phrases and exclamations. It notes emphasis on large words and a character named Toe in an enigmatic context.
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