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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1907

Page

3

Thaw Murder Trial Nears Verdict in Final Speeches

In New York Harry K. Thaw nears the end of his trial for the Stanford White murder. Delphin M. Delmas pauses after a two and a half hour closing and expects to finish before luncheon. DA Jerome to close on Wednesday with a jury verdict likely by evening. Judge Fitzgerald orders jurors locked up until trial ends. Delmas rejects unwritten law, arguing Thaw’s defense rests on written New York statutes.

New York Harry K. Thaw Stanford White Delphin M. Delmas California Advocate Delmas Jerome Thaw

Accommodating Court Grants Delay in Stallard Case

At Sedan Otto D Stallard cashier for People s National Bank was given a continuance to the September term. He plans to plead guilty and be sentenced then. The court noted Stallard s wish to raise a crop on his home place and that his family is left in want after transferring property to the bank.

Coffeyville Kansas Sedan Otto D. Stallard People’s National Bank Stallard Lydia E. Pinkham

Man Arrested for Selling Harriman Letter to Newspaper

New York analyst Frank W Hill a stenographer was arrested after a warrant by Union Pacific’s Alexander Millar. He is accused of selling a Harriman personal letter addressed to Sidney Webster that the World published last Tuesday, prompting a Roosevelt reply later that day.

New York Frank W Hill E. H. Harriman Alexander Millar Union Pacific Railroad Company Harriman Sidney Webster World Roosevelt

Harriman Hearing Ends in I C C Proceedings

After two days of argument the Interstate Commerce Commission concluded its hearing into E. H. Harriman transactions in Southern Pacific and Chicago and Alton securities and took the case under advisement. Three addresses were given on Friday including a defense by John C. Milburn and criticisms by C. A. Severance and Frank C. Kellogg.

Six Dogs Bite a Woman in Tulsa Street Attack

Tulsa Indiana Terr Owens a prominent society woman was badly injured Sunday when six ravenous dogs fighting on a business street sprang at her. Mrs Owens was trying to pass and was bitten in a dozen places by the snarling animals.

Tulsa Ind Ter Chauncey Owens

Bank Raid Injures Town as Masked Bandits Loot Seminole

Three armed men patrolled the main street firing warnings and shots while two others blew the First State bank safe and fled with 1000 dollars. About fifty shots were fired with many narrowly escaping injury in Seminole Territory.

I. T First State Bank

Puerto Cortez Surrender Report Reaches Port

The steamer Anslem reported that Puerto Cortez surrendered without a fight and about 1500 Honduran soldiers left the port two days before Nicaraguan troops appeared. In Terre Haute Indiana J H Kennedy ex secretary treasurer of the Indiana Mine Workers died Sunday night after nervous collapse following embezzlement charges.

Puerto Cortez New Orleans Terre Haute Ind J. H. Kennedy The Indiana Mine Workers

Misfortune Follows Him In Kingston Earthquake Tale

A teacher who fled San Francisco disaster joins a Kingston private school venture that is wiped out by the Jamaica quake on its first day. The notice promotes Allen's Foot-Ease as a remedy for foot trouble and sweating feet with a trial offer.

San Francisco Jamaica Kingston Allen A. S. Olmsted le Roy N. Y

Great City's Derelicts

A prominent clergyman heads an East Side Bowery mission stating the morning bread lines near one o'clock draw mostly men from inland United States who have no place to sleep for a night.

Bowery Mission United States van Norden

Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh

Beware of ointments for catarrh that contain mercury as they will destroy the sense of smell and harm the whole system. Hall’s Catarrh Cure by FP J Cheney Co Toledo contains mercury and is taken internally. Read testimonials and Price 75c per bottle. Take Hall’s Pills for constipation.

FP. J. Cheney &Co Toledo

Fanny Crosby Celebrates 87th Birthday in Bridgeport

Fanny Crosby, celebrated blind hymn writer, turned eighty seven in Bridgeport Connecticut receiving gifts and messages from across the nation. She credits youth to cheerfulness work and love for mankind and jokes she hasn t missed a dinner in a year. The piece praises starch quality and recommends Defiance Starch for better laundering results.

Fanny Crosby Hyman Bridgeport Conn Miss Crosby

Could Not Afford Title The Kaiser and Von Bulow Tale

A German statesman would not accept the prince title due to expense until a relative died and left Von Bulow 1,350,000. He presented the fortune to the kaiser, who quipped about the title and asked why it was not stated earlier.

Herr von Bulow von Bulow

Chinese City Waking Up

Nankin prepares for modernization with an electric light system and a new water works facility as part of urban development.

Nankin China

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