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Newspaper
The Fairbury Enterprise
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
2
North Platte considers a street fair while Red Cloud reports steam mill activity. Aurora builds a parsonage. Hooper and surrounding farms report coal finds. Weather, floods, and bridge washouts affect Burwell area. tornado and lightning incidents noted in multiple towns. Local valor, livestock, and crop reports mix with odd sketches and minor accidents across the region.
A Southern railway passenger train on the Macon branch plunges into a washout one and a half miles north of McDonough Georgia after a cloudburst. The wreck is set ablaze and the Pullman sleeper survives. thirty five people die with many bodies later recovered along Camps Creek and nearby banks as rescue efforts unfold.
Telegram from Admiral Kempf dated Tunes 24 describes a sinking or defeat near Tiew Tet in China. Admiral Remey and the Asiatic squadron respond to reassess command flow from Manila to Paka for direct action.
A Chicago and Northwestern passenger train collides with a freight near DePere Wisconsin just as the passenger backs into the station two trains on a double header. Eight killed fifty three injured one missing.
Report from Tullos Louisiana describes an incident on the Louis Iron Mountain and Southern railway where southbound train No. 221 was held up by four bandits just north of Qlla. Details are sparse and names are incomplete.
On advice of B D Odei chairman of the New York republican state committee Governor Roosevelt will not resign and will fulfill his term as governor. This decision reflects party guidance amid ongoing political considerations and public expectations.
A brief note recalls a five hundredth anniversary related to Ettenburg and the Ohauttenburg typographical history, honoring a memory within the local community.
A rapid blaze in Pittsburg’s principal business district destroyed eight buildings, including the Eichbaum Printing company and Exchange National Bank, with extensive damage to nearby structures. Private brigades helped prevent spread while insurers expect to cover the loss.
A cloudburst weakened the tracks and caused a wreck four miles from Forster Tod. Four people were injured including Mr Gould and wife of Peoria and Charles Miller engineer. Passengers suffered heavy clothing and baggage as a sleeper overturned and a relief train from Danville reached the scene.
A report from Milwaukee outlines adoption of a plan for a permanent organization named the International Mining Congress. The group aims to foster international relations among mining interests, improve U S mining laws, and establish a national department of mining.
Citing the massacre period in Constantinople, Secretary of State Floyd C. Criscom presented a strong note to the Ottoman government demanding an immediate response to the United States note. The message, not an ultimatum, surprised the Porte and signals Washington’s intent to pursue unity to the end.
A Washington committee of prominent Atlanta citizens invites President McKinley and his cabinet to attend a reunion in Atlanta at the Peachtree Creek battlefield. They promise a genuine barbecue and note Roosevelt’s acceptance of a similar invitation. The event commemorates the Civil War era and aims to unite the Blue and the Gray.
John Whitehead a farmer and his wife were found dead at their home seven miles south of Poseyville Indiana The incident is believed to be a murder suicide with Whitehead suspected of killing his wife and then himself.
Reported mishap in a mining operation leaves five miners unaccounted for after a blast. Authorities fear lives were lost as rescue teams search the mine where two hundred pounds of dynamite were stored and workers toiled.
Rob Cake emerged victorious in a tight campaign race affecting local advertising policies. The outcome boosts Cake’s standing in the council race with supporters celebrating late into the night.
The Bishop tested the fare at the formal opening of the Squirrel and Bowery cheap New York restaurant under Temperance Society auspices. Bishop Potter and other clergymen spoke as attendees sampled the forthcoming viands.
Arthur Rehan brother of Miss Ada Rehan Oliver Doud Mra died in Brooklyn New York aged 48. He managed many of Augustin Daly's productions and was a longtime theater figure in the city.
Billion deliers authority estimates about 66 foreign capital entities operate in Russia across manufacturing industrial steamship and other enterprises.
The text notes a recent society decision viewed as dubious by many yet believed by thousands that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters cures dyspepsia and related ailments. It adds a social observation on shared domestic duties and religious sentiment.
An advertisement touts Know Thyself a medical book for men sent free to readers who mention the offer for a Gold Medal Prize Treatise. It also promotes Allen's Foot Ease and Coke Dandruff Cure with trial packages, listing The Featy Med tcature and address in Boston. several health claims and drugstore availability.
A fragmented quotation highlights the belief that women seek advice from experienced sources. The text references Mrs. Pinkham and emphasizes value in guidance from trusted female experience.
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