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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
2
Incomplete OCR text references a suit involving Charles Rus eel and Kas Maes with notes on a court proceeding. Strong entities are unclear due to garbled fragments. no definite dates, places, or outcomes are identifiable from the readable portions.
A collision in the canton left injuries to a Citizen Bee with five young men detained. Local authorities identify David Oty as a person of interest while investigation proceeds.
A goodly number of populist editors from all over the state were in attendance at the statewide gathering, discussing policies and regional concerns. The event highlighted regional perspectives and the role of editorial voices in shaping public discourse.
A cryptic note claims a form is required for each fish under an unnamed law. The text provides no location dates or names, leaving the specific rule and authority unclear.
The Republican State Central Committee fixed June 18 for the next state convention to be held in Lincoln. The vote to base rotation and location carried 20 to 6, tying the selection to last fall's judge race in a ratio for 080 delegates. The meeting showcased strong sentiment and cordiality amid district rotations and the ongoing senatorial contest.
General Nelson A Miles warned the Senate in a tense session over army matters. The exchange touched on authority and potential steps regarding ongoing proceedings and the handling of the army’s position.
Five miles east of Noble Oklahoma two unknown men attacked a home. One killed Hartman’s wife. his daughter was left slightly injured. The assailants rode up to the house and fled. motive remains unknown.
Fragmentary line suggests an effort to improve the country. The text includes garbled names and terms, unclear context, and no verifiable events or dates.
Mr. Martin was located on a woodpile in the basement with facial bruises, believed to have fallen during an attack of paralysis. His condition is extremely critical.
An epidemic of burglaries and lawlessness in Lytton Springs Texas triggers a citizen posse chase. Bloodhounds died while pursuing outlaws who are reportedly surrounded near Holler Tank with two posse members injured. Austin sent a citizen group to aid and capture is hoped.
Fred Benton of Ooaba' has run a crayon portrait business for four years. He was arrested on a wife beating charge following a Mayor’s investigation. Benton reportedly broke down when jailed as his wife and children are affected.
In a rapid development, rebels seized a high ranking mandarin after overtaking strategic posts in Sadan. Reports indicate the move was coordinated with local factions, signaling a shift in control and raising regional security concerns.
A garbled OCR passage mentions several scattered terms and names with no coherent event or facts. The readable parts include stray phrases like seated and names such as Aleta and Niele, but no clear subject, date, or location to summarize into a news item.
General Chaffee reports Moros attack with cholera risk. Buford lands at Manila with Twenty sixth and Eleventh Cavalry detachments. Death toll rises as four more cases confirmed. Third Infantry to join Grant for rapid voyage to San Francisco ahead of schedule.
Five county inmates were burned to death while attempting to burn their way out of Kosciusko prison in Mississippi. The stockade building caught fire so fast that escape became impossible. The victims were Bob Burt Phil Newell Jim Culberson Amos Raiford and Jones all Black and all jailed for minor offenses.
A helper engine on westbound freight train No 206 exploded seventy miles west of Etitiara Wilton. Engineer Uphoff of Ogden and brakeman unknown were killed. Fireman Roy Munsey badly burned and likely to die. The engine was new and compound. Cause of the blast unknown. Traffic halted about two hours.
Four women prisoners escaped from a Fort Scott Kansas jail and were later captured. One inmate Birdie McCarty is charged with being driven twelve miles away by Peter Sheflay. The others were detained near Hammond after being aided by Sheflay Red Taylor and Charles Snyder who assisted them in picking the jail door locks.
The alleged thief Joseph Hopkins died after being shot by Dan Ripley in Chicago. He was delirious in his final hours, and a shorthand reporter was kept at his bedside to capture ravings as investigators seek clues about the post office robbery from which $74,000 in stamps were missing.
Mercer introduces a relief measure for Civil War veterans who served as volunteers. The action aims to assist former soldiers with benefits, reflecting postwar welfare concerns and congressional consideration of veteran needs.
A preliminary proceeding bound Anpey te ogto over to the grand jury amid a chaotic scene where a mob overpowered the accused. The jury returned a verdict naming several unnamed individuals in the case.
Witnesses describe Empress assisting George after a slip into the pool. Griffiths recalls the moment Empress acted quickly, saving him from a fatal fall as others watched.
The June 1 1900 census lists New York 3 437 202 Chicago 1 696 878 Philadelphia 1 288 697 St Louis 75 238 Boston 560 892 Baltimore 608 957 Cleveland 881 768 Buffalo 352 887 San Francisco 842 783 Cincinnati 225 902.
William T Payne of La Farge Wisconsin recounts four weeks of back pain and failed medical treatment. After four boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills the pain vanished and he credits the remedy with more relief than five dollars worth of doctor's medicine. He urges others to consider the pill based on his experience.
A fragment explains mud stains on silk can be removed by rubbing with rough cloth or flannel. It notes a stain may remain where the mud touched and suggests using ether or a similar solvent like Densine to rub the stained area.
The article highlights the scale of the package dye business in the United States. It notes eighty million people’s needs, twelve U S factories, and that Putnam Fadeless Dye Co. at Unionville Mo. is among the largest with over three million packages prepared yearly and output reaching nine to eighteen million pounds.
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