Rehearing Denied Spurs City Law Debate
Since a motion for a rehearing has been denied Mayor Vaughan urges conclusions before the legislature meeting to satisfy all parties.
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
6
Since a motion for a rehearing has been denied Mayor Vaughan urges conclusions before the legislature meeting to satisfy all parties.
A tenement house fire smothered several occupants with Mrs. William J. Bryan visiting New Haven. Le Blanc and his wife suffered serious burns. Emperor William received a message from Abdul Hamid hoping for Dowager Empress Frederick’s recovery and reaffirmed friendship.
Thieves entered the store by forcing the rear door and broke into the safe with an explosive. The burglars pried open the safe, damaged its door, and removed a box from within. Authorities believe the loot was taken toward a railroad area after the crime.
In Wisner Nebraska coroner investigated the death of Fred Lange a 35 year old German found hanging in a corn crib at Dietrich Clattenhoff’s home Lange a bachelor had been in poor health and left a note saying he was tired of life he directed that $400 be sent to his brother in Germany from his money the note named Clattenhoff to receive the remainder.
Fred Parsons, convicted in Lancaster county for selling liquor about a license and fined 300 dollars, appeals to the supreme court on novel grounds. He runs a billiard parlor at Sprague. Trial evidence showed possession of liquor and presumption of guilt shifting burden to Parsons to prove innocence.
In Moreme, Nebraska a 3 year old girl, daughter of Frank Hart, climbed into a hog pen east of town and was attacked by several large hogs. The hogs mangled her badly, tearing clothes and lacerating arms, face, body, and limbs. she was saved by Robert Shear before being devoured.
Lincoln October 29 news notes President Roosevelt donates a heavy silver fruit bowl acquired for display at a church bazaar with proceeds to aid the church fair and related charitable efforts.
Plattsmouth Nebraska reports C a Holmes arrested on a charge after a ledge failure incident. Details are incomplete in the fragmentary notice.
Blair Nebraska October 27 The Nebraska Woman Suffrage Association wraps up its two day annual convention. Notable attendees include Carrie Chapman Catt and Miss Mary G Hay with state president Mrs Mar Smith Hayward, and thirty two delegates plus other members from across the state. Officers elected include President Mrs Clara A Young Broken Bow and Vice President Mrs Amanda J Marble Table Rock with Nellie Taylor Broken Bow as corresponding secretary.
Duffield faced robbery charges after being captured in Auburn. He was jailed and brought to WEEPING WATER for the police judge to review. Bound over to the district court in 300 dollars bond.
Dr Horace Ludington a clerk in the quartermaster department and his son Dr Paul Ludington acting assistant surgeon U S A have been ordered temporarily to Manila. Horace left Ludington for New York visiting Washington en route and will sail November 10 from New York aboard the transport Kickment bound for Manila after twenty two years at the headquarters.
Lawrence Lee of Cameron township narrowly escaped injury when his wagon was struck on Union Pacific tracks at Sycamore street in Grand Island. The collision left the driver bruised but not seriously hurt.
A stray fragment notes thoughts on wealth and social disparity with references to fine linen starching and unidentified terms suggesting a critique of rich elites and the moral law of nature. The garbled text mentions Rae and Forg and Magnetic with unclear context.
An advertisement extols a remedy promising rapid relief for various ailments including rheumatism asthma and kidney troubles. It invites readers to test via a trial offer postage payment and sells large bottles priced at 1.00 with prepaid options. The copy cites numerous testimonials and urges mailing to Swanson Ahramatic Cure Co Chicago.
An OCR fragment touts quick cures and patent nostrums. It includes testimonials for Piso’s Cure and other remedies, with names and an address in Minneapolis dated 1900, noting dubious efficacy and urging reliance on listed tonics and laxatives.
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