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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1909

Page

8

Health of King Leopold Reported Worsening Amid Anxiety

Foreign dispatches indicate King Leopold's health is causing great concern with reports of rheumatism spreading, paralysis from two strokes, and pulmonary troubles. Other notes mention Kermit Roosevelt heading to Mombasa for antelope hunting and a Mindoro sugar estate sale by E L Poole representing the Havemeyers for 367000 dollars.

Leopold Niarobi British East Africa Kermit Roosevelt Mombasa Roosevelt Njoro E. L. Poole Havana Cuba San Jose Sidney Sonnino Giolitti Standard J. Pierpont Morgan & Company New York Drexel & Company Philadelphia London Morgan, Grenfell & Company

Prospective airship controls eyed by Governor Hughes

Governor Hughes of New York considers possible legislation to regulate airship flights as a needed measure in many states. Interior Secretary approves land office ruling in Henry Kern vs John Eaton case on a homestead entry in the Alliance Nebraska district. May involve broader regulatory steps in aviation and government policy.

Governor Hughes New York Secretary of the Interior Commissioner of the Land Office Henry Kern John Eaton Alliance Neb George Crocker Columbia University Congress pan-American Bank Taft National Civic Federation Washington

Congress adjournment eyed as bills flood Capitol

Washington insiders note Christmas week adjournment possible with Congress stalled on key matters. Senators introduced over 350 bills and resolutions. issues span power site monopoly, railroad workers in Mexico, and funding for Fort Madison public buildings. Brigadier General Henry M Adams dies in Boston amid ongoing river and harbor improvement talks.

Congress Cannon House Mann John K. Souther Washington Souther Kennedy Iowa Fort Madison Hinshaw Nebraska State Department West J. A. Cook Mexico Boston Charleston S.C Henry M. Adams Engineer’ Corps Army Massachusetts Brooklyn Seattle

Hill speaks on farming science in Omaha speech

James J. Hill urged higher scientific farming in a keynote in Omaha while discussing supply and demand. Dr. Frederick Cook’s attorney Henry Willington Wack has ended ties with his client. The president’s economy program faces a major risk as Congress struggles to curb expenses.

James J. Hill Omaha Frederick Cook Henry Willington Wack Congress

Consolidation Proposal Endorsed for Bellevue Hastings Colleges

An adjourned session of the Nebraska Presbyterian synod endorsed uniting Bellevue and Hastings colleges. The plan would locate the unified college at Hastings as the synodical institution, with Bellevue transferring property and debts to Hastings. Bellevue's work would continue through the current school year.

Kearney Presbyterian Synod of Nebraska Bellevue and Hastings Bellevue College Hastings College Synodical College Hastings and Tea, College Bellevue, College

Wedded Fifty Years Ago in Falls City Nebraska

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Wiltse celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Wednesday with family present. He is 75 and she 70. He was born in Erie County New York and moved to Nebraska in 1861. He served in the Civil War and declined several high offices offered in education and state service.

Falls City Waukesha Wis Rule Neb Nebraska Buffalo Forty-eighth Missouri Genesee College Territorial State of

Breeders in Convention at Omaha National Exposition

The American breeders association opened its annual convention in the exposition hall at the national corn exposition in Omaha. William George of Aurora presided in James Wilson’s absence as secretary. Noted breeders and scientists delivered papers on soil preparation stock growing and domestic science.

Omaha American Breeders’ Association Exposition Building United States James Wilson William George Aurora Rome

Woman in Pickrell Shoots Self in Nebrask a

Beatrice resident Marty L Pierson age 35 died by self inflicted gunshot after noon Thursday. Her body found in closet by husband George Pierson at home. Coroner's inquest returned suicide. She and Pierson married December 1, 1908 and leave a five months old baby along with her parents J T Roller and several relatives.

Beatrice Marty L. Pierson Pickrell George Pierson J. T. Roller Mr. Pierson

Nebraska Man Missing Near Auburn

John Carson of Auburn vanished after leaving home November 26 to work for a farmer three miles from town. A 35 year old farm hand with heart trouble, he lives with his mother in the north part of town and kept Sundays there. He had no overcoat or overshoes, and authorities fear he may have died.

Auburn Neb John Carson

Nebraska Happenings and Market Notes

Owen YF Stewart sold Schuyler Sun to Mr Foley of Lindsay Platte county. Hog prices hit a record $8.40 per hundred at South Omaha for a car from western Iowa. hogs averaged 275 pounds. A Hastings murder case jury was seated. Stout charged with Richeson killing Aug 19 with Wood River residents among jurors. Bellevue College president Dr Stephen W Stookey tentative resignation. no board action yet.

Owen YF. Stewart Schuyler Sun Foley Lindsay Platte County South Omaha Iowa Trr Ernest Stout Joseph Richeson Hastings Wood River Village Doniphan Stephen W Stookey Bellevue College Board of Trustees Presbyterian Conoed Nebraska Bellevue Milinda R. Kinney Falls City Blue Springs Aw Kipa Farmeat Bh Springs Emmanual Lincoln H P. ‘Young Western Charles Burns Ohiowa S. A. Smith Dempster Mill Manufacturing Company Beatrice William Higgins Schuyler Butler County David City Elizabeth Schaffer Keyser Nebraska State Agricultural College Cowan Perdue Octavia Garrison Bruno Veyser Miss Rowan Lev Ville

Wreck at Northeast Pa Kills Six with Twenty Expected

A Lake Shore wreck near Northeast Pennsylvania between the Twentieth Century Limited and the rear of a passenger train at the Northeast station leaves six killed with many more feared. A relief train with nurses and doctors rushed to the scene. Coroner notified and morgue prepared as injured are moved from splintered cars.

Eric Pat Twenety Century Limited New York Chicago Lake Shore Northeast Lefe Shorts Erie Raisway Hanley

Manitoba Temperance Fight Reaches Final Campaign Lap

Winnipeg Manitoba reports the local option temperance campaign for the province has entered its final lap. Leaders, buoyed by reports from many points, foresee a sweeping victory at the polls as saloons have already been abolished in numerous municipalities and expect local veto victories in many remaining districts.

Winnipeg Man Manitoba Canada

Fare ruling lowers Omaha Council Bluffs ride to one cent

The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that the Omaha and Council Bluffs Railway and Bridge Company is interstate and its 18 cent fare between Council Bluffs Iowa and Omaha Nebraska is unreasonable. It ordered a two year cap starting February 1910 fixing fares at no more than one cent between any point in the two cities.

Kansas City Joseph Campbell Congress Norfolk & Southern Railway Reorganization Committee George R. Callot Nebraska Porto Rico Taft Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Omaha

Vanderbilt on the Board of Missouri Pacific Rail

Wichita reports Cornelius Vanderbilt announced the Vanderbilts have financial interest in the Missouri Pacific railway and that he has become a director. He declined to specify exact timing but said he joined the board very recently.

Deitrich Shows Signs of Improvement in Omaha

Reports from the bedside of former Senator Deitrich say he is considerably better after two weeks of poor health. His rest is peaceful and he recognizes visitors in wakeful moments. No strong recovery is expected, but a possible improvement is noted.

Deitrich Omaha

King Leopold Relapses. Condition Very Grave in Brussels

King Leopold, after a brief convalescence, suffered a sudden relapse Sunday. His condition is described as very grave. Cardinal Mercier, archbishop, will administer the last sacraments Monday morning. Brussels.

Leopold Brussels Cardinal Mercier

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