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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
3
The passage criticizes a figure named wnOPE for resenting American success. It adds a glib simile about bread, comparing U S hypocrisy to Britain's, and suggests the United States is viewed as a monster of hypocrisy on the continental stage, with New York politics cited as a cautionary example.
A young man approached a gentleman at the Washington Zoo and requested a match to light his cigarette. The incident occurred recently at the zoological park in the nation’s capital.
A miner describes a cave-in at the Negaunee mine in the Lake Superior district. He was saved after being trapped seventy five feet from his original seat as hundreds of tons of ore shifted. The incident could have killed 150 workers if it occurred earlier. The mine has a history of sinking drift and water problems and a recent million dollar shaft project aimed at the ledge.
Acting on a recommendation from General Wood, Puerto Principe garrison the Third Squadron of the Eighth Cavalry will be brought to the United States at the first favorable opportunity. This marks the practical start of a general troop withdrawal as Cuba prepares to transfer to its civil government in the coming summer. No further withdrawals are planned until formal transfer arrangements are made with Cuba’s newly elected officials.
Otto Mattke a clerk returning home discovers fire issuing from a Grand Island Neb store as neighbors and members of a brewing company assist. The hose company arrives and aims to gain control as firefighters work to contain the blaze.
Six masked men entered the National Stock Yards bank north of East St. Louis Illinois. They bound and gagged two night watchmen and escaped with cash after a brief confrontation. Police investigated the raid and searched for the suspects.
A garbled OCR snippet provides unclear fragments lacking coherent names or events. Readable entities are absent, leaving no definite people teams dates or locations to summarize.
The secretary explains prize and bounty laws as of the Spanish war, noting the Navy Department chose court of claims adjudication to avoid favoritism. Sailor Admiral Sampson’s Santiago bounty followed a court decree with no appeal, and chief command entitled him to one twentieth of bounty by rank whether present at engagement or not.
The second trial of Charles Russell of Sioux County for the 1900 murder of A L Stadenmier began in Chadron on January 6 with Judge Westover presiding. Russell had previously been sentenced to 99 years but received a change of venue for a new trial, amid claims the crime ranks among the most dastardly in cattle country. Stadenmier’s body, found with fourteen bullet holes, was located after his horse was spotted running loose, and distinctive bullet mold and a broken hoof track are expected to feature in the evidence.
A Rock Island special carrying 300 recruits from Columbus barracks Ohio headed for the Philippines faced an ey interruption.
Henry Clements aged nineteen shot and killed Mrs Edward Davis at her Knox Indiana home then killed himself. The couple had been engaged to marry but Davis wed someone else a week earlier.
David B. Netting of Sioux City Iowa died from self inflicted throat cuts and stab wounds in an apparent suicide. Authorities reported the death and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
A fragmented line notes many women endure the sun outside their houses as heat and conditions keep interiors closed.
A 19th century snide critique from New York Press mocks men with oversized mustaches, suggesting they should be pitied and that their facial adornments resemble wings against their chests.
Frank M. Russell of Cox Wisconsin suffered kidney disease so severe he could barely walk. After tried medicines, he read a newspaper claim about Dodd's Kidney Pills and, using several boxes, recovered fully becoming strong and grateful for the cure.
An incoherent mix of phrases touches on vote talk sea gunatty and Java 1808 supply, pie bite tamas, catarrn baskets, a bank failure unsettling a depositor, a careless nature remark, Red Cross Bali cents, The Bass Blue, Hovis Bena Ink and a quip that a woman who is versitive is never certain.
An incomplete clipping mentions a grave site erected by Germans in 1896 at a cost and hints at a life event or memorial. The text is heavily garbled and only partly readable. The reference to individuals and places is unclear due to fragmentary OCR.
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