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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
2
Fragmentary note discusses towns under quarrel in a city region with partial references to officials and dates. It mentions students and local figures, but the text is garbled and many names and specifics are unreadable. The piece hints at a public dispute or administrative issue but lacks clear facts.
The jury returned an 8 verdict of acquittal in the Anderson case after three trials. Attorneys from Denver and local counselors argued that the proceedings in previous trials contained retarded evidence and urged a fresh jury, but the court ultimately dismissed the case.
One man died and two were seriously burned when a crew at the Howard Axle Works plant in Pennsylvania was buried under molten slag. The accident occurred as workers attempted to collect scrap and a large cascade of red hot slag fell from the cinder of the furnaces, trapping several foremen and laborers.
Miss Hannah Hasebrock, a young woman living with her father Gerhard seven miles northwest of North Neb, met with an accident when a firearm discharged accidentally. The incident is described with sparse details and authorities have not released further statements.
Physician Dr Shaeffer, one of the oldest physicians in Schuyler Nebraska, was killed after being run over by a west bound Union Pacific passenger train. His body was torn apart in the accident.
J C Stevens of Saline announces a donation of a drove of deer to Oskdale park conditional on commissioners furnishing suitable land in Russell County for two years. Since the gift was proposed a young doe has joined the flock.
Fragmentary account discusses the old practice of appointing sheriffs in Cornwall and Devon under the king's court. It notes that traditional forms persisted with few candidates and that English preference for the honor waned, indicating a decline in this ancient custom.
Chicago packers are believed to corner the egg market with about 500000 cases in cold storage. They expect to gain full market control before mid January as prices rise over the past week.
Two men died and four were injured in a premature blast at the Casparis stone quarry northwest of Columbus. Investigators probe cause and safety failures as rescuers assist the injured on site.
The coroner's jury at McCool completed witness testimony and returned a verdict that Mabel Hetrick died from abortion effects performed by Dr J BeGensteag with Samuel Williams as accessory.
A damaged text fragment mentions a Dr Tour and a prominent figure, with garbled phrases implying a case or debate. The readable bits reference a heat or fee and a Bode name, but specifics remain unclear and no clear event or outcome emerges.
An OCR fragment notes a conversation extension of about half an hour and references more than two hundred. The text is cut, leaving the exact context unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention four madred highwaymen on a buld Yob scene near the sea. Details are unclear but imply a disturbance or pursuit at a coastal route.
A factory worker suffered years of exposure to lead and brass fumes. His condition worsened several weeks ago when hair color changed and he fell seriously ill in the shop. A physician diagnosed lead poisoning from inhalation as the likely cause.
In incomplete text a youth writes earnest letters to a fair young woman. She remarks on the affection and urges him to continue, mentioning a fountain pen and a torn region in a Baltimore publication. The excerpt hints at emotional correspondence between correspondents.
Chicago lawyer Mr R A Wade proclaims that rheumatism and kidney troubles affect eyesight and that every case can be cured by Deda Kidhey Pills based on his public opinion. He asserts universal efficacy without evidence.
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