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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
3
A derailed wager, a subterfuge with a phonograph, and charges of malice lead to a slander action. The instrument was used as a witness in court but hinted at a perverse aim, and the magistrate ruled on the case.
After twenty years of ailing his wife, Mr. Catterson sought help from Dr. Ghee’s regimen. The couple had exhausted many remedies with little relief until Marple’s treatment brought renewed health and joy, praised for its life changing results.
A damaged line suggests someone intends to hire a servant or strike a bargain in China. The fragment mentions discovery and a tone of warning or reflection, lacking clear names, dates, or locations.
Nine men and one woman were killed or injured as the St Luke's sanitarium at Wabash Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street burned. The building housed many delirium tremens and drug addiction patients, some strapped to their beds, making rescue impossible as flames raced from the basement through the elevator shaft. Firefighters focused on saving inmates amid the rapid blaze.
Labor Commissioner Carroll D sees the president seeking a path to end the dispute by gathering information from both sides. He will consult with strike leaders and report back, hoping intercession may produce a favorable resolution.
Fragmentary OCR shows orders urging enlistment by Mert Chor and a female recipient. The brief notes a living region and gene-related terms, indicating a wartime recruitment or civic mobilization item.
Discussion outlines a civil government with full powers for reconstruction of Philippine institutions. It calls for a bicameral legislature and a $50,000 annual appropriation to send Philippine students to the United States, prioritizing teachers with salary increases.
Dispatch from Salem on June 9 reports Tastan Merrill firing inside the stockade, mortally wounding Tracy Farrell. Merrill scaled the wall near the northeast corner with a ladder while Guard Jones, outside the wall, was shot twice and killed.
President Palma signed an amnesty measure on June 9 granting clemency to eligible Americans. The action follows parliamentary approval and aims to ease political tensions while outlining criteria for eligibility and potential future reviews.
Allied leaders welcome the end of the conflict and express praise for Boer soldiers and officers. Prison camps in Bermuda allow captive generals and some officers to go ashore. rank and file Boers may be released in batches with officers invited to a government house reception.
Gener alimo Gomes publishes open letter in Havana refusing the $6,000 yearly pension set by a resolution before the Cuban house. He says he will file a bill against the government for war services and is willing to wait until Cuba can pay all its soldiers.
An automobile test showcasing the Bega qualities was conducted in Jincola by Mr Otto Wittarm of The Whitman company. The report highlights performance and handling observed during the trial.
Beceem 96 OS faced a fat fee dispute over water browning in a BrowningWs operation. The issue centers on costs charged for OS licenses and related services.
The report notes a change in leadership as Mede the Commercial takes over from St. Pierre Trialte. Key shifts include new management direction and organizational adjustments affecting operations and public expectations.
A Dr Hartman president of The Hartman Sanitarium Colambua cautions the public on health practices and warns against unverified remedies. The statement emphasizes patient safety and adherence to recognized medical guidelines.
A Philadelphia Times excerpt notes a naired woman walking nine times and stepping over it four times. The wife complied with her husband's urging, seeing less concern for the contract than for Gow. White's worsening cow shows the price of cattle in Wilkee barre and the difficulty of obtaining good stock.
Advertises multiple agency locations in Nebraska and Iowa seeking salesmen. Brief note indicates available positions and potential opportunities across several regional offices.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Sask and future concerns around prices and proprietors. It references ancestral tensions and a general sense of renewal or reset, but the readable content is limited to scattered phrases about coveting bread and community matters.
Fragmentary text mentions Peruna temptation over several days with uncertain details. The readable portion lacks clear events or identities and does not establish a coherent news item.
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