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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1901
Page
3
The article notes Carrie Chapman Catt, leader of the womans suffrage movement, as a young stylish figure on a trip to Topeka. A judge and a newspaper editor in the car mock a plain faced spectator, then Catt introduces herself and identifies a banker’s wife opposing suffrage before departing.
Benton Illinois May 20 a physician R H Dunaway M D declares diabetes cases improved after taking Dodds Kidney Pills. He says five boxes cured him and he has used the remedy in practice with consistent success urging public belief in the medicine. He appeals as a professional witness to its effectiveness.
In New York City janitors once lampooned by cartoonists and comic papers have formed a league to counter the mistaking impression created by humorous writers and artists. The move reflects tension between labor groups and satirical media in the era.
An old advertisement fragment promotes foot health products and remedies. It mentions Alles, stores, and Allen and Olmsted as possible locations for foot care items and related merchandise.
Be sure of the front end then sit down and enjoy the toast of your judgment. Some men call women angels yet you cannot believe a word some men say.
J Ben Rief, a traveling tinker, faced preliminary exam in Auburn Nebraska for alleged assault on ten year old Mary Dailey in Shubert. The girl and two younger brothers lured by money were attacked. others intervened and Rief was captured four miles north. He was bound over to district court in $1000 bond. The girl was not seriously hurt.
At the supreme camp session in Columbus Ohio amendments to the constitution were adopted. Fees for transfers go to the emergency fund. One half of any claim will be paid regardless of death cause. Local camps pay sick member dues and benefits. Membership fee dropped from ten to six dollars. Applicants failing to attend medical exams within thirty days forfeit their fee.
General William Kaphus, age sixty six, killed himself with a revolver in Portland Oregon during a temporary insanity fit. He served as disbursing officer for Oregon and Washington during the Civil War.
Comptroller Charles G. Dawes announces candidacy for the Illinois senate seat to replace Senator William K. Mason. Dawes, currently in Chicago, plans to visit friends and relatives in Lincoln Nebraska.
In Omaha the police judge Samuel I. Gordon resumes his bench as council dismisses the impeachment for want of jurisdiction after a brief executive session. An unsigned verdict followed a one hour council debate on jurisdiction. The first offender received a twenty day sentence.
Secretary Cortelyou announced that Mrs McKinley had a very good day with progress since morning. Her condition was improved Sunday afternoon and she sat up briefly, with the news released after 5 PM.
Enoch Wood aged twenty six of Murdock Jil was found dead on Washington Street Indianapolis Ind He was in the city on an excursion visiting relatives The coroner is investigating the case No cause can be given
Additional rural free delivery starts July 1 in Fairmont, Filmore County, with two carriers G. W. Curtis and M. E. Mullen. Route spans 56 miles over 84 square miles for 1,725 residents. Civil service exam June 19 at Nebraska City for clerk and carrier posts. Oseso post office in Kearney County to be retimed with Niels Jagsen as postmaster.
Andrew Ruusa and Stephen Baloga drowned when their boat overturned while fishing at Muskegon Michigan. Ruusa's wife learned of his death and jumped into the lake intending suicide but a bystander caught her hair with a fishing hook and saved her.
The gunboat Concord, part of the Asiatic squadron, is ordered to the United States for duty in Alaska. The transfer emphasizes reassignment of naval assets amid Pacific theater needs.
At Mansfield Ohio the common pleas court issued an injunction prohibiting newspapers from publishing prep vasetree Aimer May S Fleming under indictment for forgery of sanitary commission officers names. The order follows an attorney’s application and remains in effect pending further action.
Edmond Rostand forbade Zucchini and Leoncavallo from using Cyrano de Bergerac as an opera libretto. It remains to be seen if they heed him. Verdi used Hugo's Le Roi s amuse against the author's will, now tied to Verdi's melodies.
An early 1900 advertisement touts Madakese cameras and supplies from Lincoln Photo Co with references to Provo and Minneapolis. It endorses Pino's Care as a cough remedy by J W O'Burm and notes medicine should be taken at regular intervals though hints may be taken any time.
An old newspaper fragment advertises Mall's Catarrh Gate for internal use at 75a with a line about a woman remembered for cooking and a claim for Dyspepsia help. It also mentions Mrs Winslow's soothing remedy for wind colic and a proverb about silence and brass.
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