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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
3
A testimonial notes Anweh relief failing but St Jacob s Oil provided swift pain relief. The speaker claims several cured cases under their notice and urges continued use and support for the remedy.
The St. Louis Star notes the city stands on its own financially this year as bankers in New York face no favors from St. Louis. It argues the world’s fair should acknowledge St. Louis as the financial hub of the great central west.
Article notes Western Canada population growth and the need for larger school buildings in Assiniboia with government agents promoting homestead laws and railway lands. It mentions widespread advertisements listing agents and locations as settlements open up.
A man involved in a rash incident is believed to have acted due to unrequited love. Local authorities continuing investigation identify no other suspects. No injuries or property damage reported beyond the incident.
John Dreier disappeared after leaving a farm dinner near Henry Seier's, near Grand Island. A search found his body hanging from a tree miles away. Dreier, about 23, had shown signs of quietness after a rejected love, and the coroner regards it as death by self act.
Rev James A Heath was expelled by a Baptist church in a December meeting after being found guilty on three charges including alleged illegal divorce to marry a Kansas City woman. The council’s report led to his removal from the pulpit and fellowship withdrawal. Heath formerly led the Castile N Y church. his wife and children remain there. Rev Charles A Merrill aided in gathering evidence.
CG Aylett Ashby, a Newport News attorney, shot City Engineer E A Marye and badly wounded Policeman Woodward who had Marye in custody. Marye faced Miss Garrett, sister in law to Ashby. Marye was struck in the abdomen and Woodward in the breast. doctors fear for Marye's recovery.
A cablegram from Boston describes a ship burned at sea with 11 000 casks of cargo and 600 000 feet of lumber valued at about a substantial amount. The incident involved river trade and a vessel carrying timber and other goods.
War Office releases detail a South Africa raid by three Yeomanry companies near Bothaville with thirty six Boers captured. Lord Kitchener reports Zeerontein fight where about 150 wounded or prisoners are counted, with Major Williams killed in Colonel Firman’s absence.
A dinner hosted by United States Minister Conger at his residence drew major Chinese foreign office figures including Ma Tung, a former boxer leader, and Wang Wen Shao, a plenipotentiary. The event, attended by several American ladies, caused a notable rift as officials debated protocol surrounding royal coronation ceremonies.
December reports detail insurgent forces attacking Honda on December 8 with De Marin leading a large force and General Londono bringing 200 government reinforcements from La Ciguente across the Magdalena. By 11 30 am the combined loyalist troops had driven the insurgents from Honda and the action moved toward Caraolí near Mariquita.
Albert Doty living near Lyndon Kaea killed his wife by beating her with a gun barrel. He then escaped and his mutilated body was found on the Mie ’sourt Pachic.
A fight arising from a craps dispute led to gunfire as J Bird and two of his sons confronted Holley and other Black men. Holley died from a shot fired by George Bird. Charlie Woods killed the elder Woods and the youths fled wounded. The Black men were jailed at Talladega.
Personal friend John D Weeks of Champaign Illinois receives a letter from Mrs Sampson regarding Admiral Sampon. She says he is physically comfortable but mentally tired after a long life of duty and that her husband is worn out, expressing appreciation for supportive memories of Palmyra.
Three men were instantly killed when a steel crane collapsed at the American Bridge project. Dozens more workers were nearby, and several others were injured as a massive mass of steel crushed victims beneath the tangled wreckage. Rescue crews worked at the scene as investigators began to determine the cause of the accident.
The document reports lessees paying eight conto per ton royalty. Output last year reached 1,900,187 tons, up from 1,400,441 tons the prior year, indicating a rise in production and royalties collected.
A New York businessman's telegram read No Price Too High prompting his wife to buy lace and other goods worth eight thousand dollars. The husband, returning home, asks to see the message and is surprised by the typographical error which altered his meaning.
In Wright City Massachusetts one man, Joseph G. Symes, faced illness believed beyond standard remedies. He began Dodd's Ki treatment and rapidly recovered, regaining full daytime work and nighttime sleep, prompting doctors to weigh the miracle claim.
A giant balloon capable of over six tons lift will ascend from Berlin. It will carry weeks of provisions and two beds for passengers. The item mentions meteorological observations and includes jumbled names and stray phrases.
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