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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1903
Page
3
Special correspondence describes Benares as the Hindu Mecca with New Year bathing on the Ganges. pilgrims wash sins, adorn with sesame oil, and parade festival wear amid temples and palaces along the river. The article recalls mutiny memories near the cliff front and notes Cawnpore and Allahabad sights.
Teobert Maler reports three years of expeditions in the Usumatsintla valley southern Mexico for Harvard Peabody Museum. He describes sites like Yaxchilan La Mar and El Cayo, with ruined temples, stelae, and a seated god figure amid flooded watercourses and jungle growth.
The voyage passes Cape Mayasi and Morro Castle toward Santiago de Cuba, whose hillside cityscape, plazas, churches, and colonial sites unfold. It notes the Plaza del Armes, the Carmen and San Franciscan churches, Cabannas Fortress, San Juan and Kettle Hills, El Caney, the Surrender Tree, and the palace of Valesques, all framed by vivid memories of the Spanish conquest and the 1898 siege.
Miss Sarah Cooper Hewitt daughter of the late Abram Hewitt proved herself an expert campaigner in the West Milford New Jersey school board race. She helped the candidacy of J B Prince of Erskine and organized a train trip on the Greenwood Lake line for voters between Ringwood and Midvale.
A memorial tablet honoring Sterling Morton is exhibited in two rooms of the Nebraska Historical Society in Lincoln. The two foot square red wood tablet will be placed upon a large redwood tree in a Santa Crag California park as a memory of Morton, former secretary.
The readable portion shows a conversation on a train with casual talk about paying duty and a person named Mr. The text is highly fragmented, making full context and key details unclear.
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