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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1901
Page
7
A Chicago Record led tale follows a gambling saloon owner who nets an injunction to bar police interference and to constrain his wife’s helper. He then uses more writs to block rising ice prices and to silence night cat noises, while jokes about wages and Cohasset punches fill the page.
Wintergreen jokes with Tenterhook about young Mr Dingle who loves Scott and loves his chicken. He named his best egg producer The Last Minstrel to claim the lay of the song for breakfast.
Rumor spreads that a regional major predicted a frost on the Fourth of July. The discussion centers on who this figure is and why he is believed to be the predictor, with the exchange focusing on credibility and source of the claim.
Secretary of State John Hay addressed the National Editorial Association at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. He spoke of mutual helpfulness among republics, the dream of a united Western world, and the ongoing progress from past reunions toward broader cooperation and shared prosperity.
The text profiles several infamous criminals and educated men linked to 19th century crime. It references Lacenaire and Troppmann as romanticized killers, Barre Lebiex and Abbe Auriol and others noted for schooling, intellect, and varied talents. It also mentions Campi Pransini Sidi Mabrouk and an Algerian murder chronicled by Mr. Irving, ending with Albert Pel.
A recalled tale shows Lord Charles Beresford discovering an elderly county member resting under the reporters gallery. The sleeper kept boots under the bench. Beresford took one boot and hid it. At division time the member awoke, forced to leave his seat and walk to the chamber.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a cent of 1870 era item, a vet and goods described as free and good, with a hint that better beats it, though details are unclear and names are incomplete.
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