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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1903
Page
2
A verdict of not guilty was rendered in a case involving a witness located south west of Alliance. The witness provided testimony relevant to the proceedings.
Fragments indicate herds were supposed to have moved recently but details are unclear. The report mentions timing as the last two or three days and references a planned route or method of travel. Further specifics are unreadable in the available text.
OCR fragment shows a reference to a high court of justice matter and a suspect taken to a police station. It mentions receipts for letters and a visit, but details are unclear due to damaged text and missing context.
Philadelphia & Reading railroad officials report a record weekly coal movement with 10,200 cars of anthracite hauled, marking the heaviest output in years and signaling strong demand for coke and bituminous coal.
Fragments describe demands to suspend the duty on hard coal and place it on the free list. The text notes suffering from famine like conditions and a push to Washington as coal shortages force shutdowns in Indianapolis Harrisburg Detroit and Peoria.
Fresen Te Beskett a well known Omaha lawyer was found frozen to death two miles west of Benson near Cettle Creek. Henry Rapp a milkman found the body and notified the coroner. He was law partner of Judge Guy R. C. Read.
Citizens of Arcola seized a coal train bound for Chicago that had paused for over a week. The Illinois Central line was notified and the train stopped by local residents who acted to take control of the cars.
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