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Newspaper
Wadsworth Dispatch
Location
Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1893
Page
4
An eccentric letter from TME ARIZONA KICKER claims the local postmaster provoked anger by poker games and insults toward a visiting preacher. The writer threatens violent action, recalls gun threats, and hints at political retaliation or replacement, portraying a volatile town atmosphere and social tensions.
Terre Haute's oldest pair, Janes Dewney and Mrs. Ann Baldy aged 104, quietly celebrate birthdays in Terre Haute. The couple have long been regarded as the city's elder residents, with their birth dates noted by local reporters.
A dramatic narrative recounts Birdie Lancaster choosing suicide by river, after planning and lingering over the act. The piece follows her final departure from home, farewell to family, and the fatal plunge, contrasted with a father’s intervention and the river’s enduring current.
An advertisement urges travelers to choose the Rio Grande Western Railway for speed safety and comfort with three routes and scenic views. It promotes an illustrated book about Utah and asks readers to send 25 cents to Salt Lake City for a copy.
Hon Daniel P Beatty known as the great organ and piano man of Washington New Jersey is busier than ever. Since 1870 he has sold nearly 100000 Beatty pianos and organs and aims to reach 200000 more in the next decade. His aggressive ads show steady growth and local enterprise.
A heavy delivery wagon struck a curb outside an Eighth Avenue New York furniture shop. Sparks from metal on stone ignited packing hay, starting a small blaze quickly snuffed by a bucket of water. The incident is noted as an example of how fires sometimes begin.
County physician Dunlin of Denver reports several hundred genuine malaria cases in the city for the first time in its history. The illness presents with chilly and fever identical to the Minola variety but lacks choking, taking a form akin to dumbague.
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