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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1902
Page
3
A terse message from Thompson offers thanks for congratulatory wishes as counts come in. The state senate is expected to include twenty eight Republicans and five fusionists with about eighty Republicans in the house. Fusionist numbers are believed eighteen, with two districts still in doubt.
A fragmented report lists several Nebraska locales and names such as Grand Island and Pender involved in a legislative scene. The text references allocations, losses, and political tensions amid an unsettled legislative atmosphere.
Report notes Waggener the Democrat wins a House seat by about 200 votes while Dickinson and M show Republican gains. The text hints at Republican underperformance in Dickinsonorria and related counties and mentions returns from the Republican side.
A balloon form climbed high in a dramatic display and repeatedly rose and fell until it finally struck the ground, broken and bruised, ending the apparent spectacle.
In 1898, as the Spanish American War began, Mr. Pengeily and Miss...
A mall sack was found Thursday by a farmer in a small pond a few miles west of Exeter, Mob, after a sack off passenger train No. 6 around August 1. Local search continued at the scene with investigators noting the bag’s contents remain unclear.
John Cory of Plattsmouth Nebraska has spent two and a half years tracing heirs to Sir Francis Drake's estate. A Denver contact, Mrs. George L Sites, mentioned a cousin John Cory in Plattenhautt, aiding Cory to verify family records.
A garbled recap describes a Saturday football game at Lincoln where SAYHAWKS lost to Nebraska. The account notes supporters predicted the outcome and mentions the rough nature of the matchup.
Readable content is severely garbled, offering no coherent events, names, places, or dates to summarize into a factual news item.
A wedding description notes Lemioes Birthe and Miles Johe McCormick Gibesn marrying on a Saturday in New York. The ceremony occurred at the Hotel Windeordre with friends present and the groom described as a recipient of a victory by the bride’s side.
Fragmentary text reports three people involved in a capsizing at Whits Fish Way. Names appear garbled but include Usorge Millard age forty and others observed a streak of a leak from a store with a boa. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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