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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1913
Page
2
Rumor claims Madero was taken to a palace in Tokyo but is unfounded a serious political maneuver is suggested. Report notes a calamitous event with numerous deaths among scientists and sailors, though the exact toll remains unclear.
Fragmentary note describes a mysterious appearance at the palace prompting alarm and a swift flight by an unnamed figure. Authorities caution that the tale remains unclear and a full account is needed to confirm events.
Brief item notes construction of a new building for the state fair. The fragment references approval steps and project planning stages, indicating readiness for public display and potential funding discussions.
A University dinner amid anti liquor agitation headlines Webb bill to halt interstate liquor shipments to dry states. Representatives of anti saloon advocates watched roll calls from the galleries as the measure moves through Congress.
President-elect Wilson in Princeton reports he completed the first draft of his inaugural address and served as his own stenographer. He notes he cannot recall if his version is longer or shorter than others.
Morrill W. L. Minor plans immediate resignation as postmaster after long effort to leave the role. He notified Senator Hitchcock and Congressman Kinkaid he will hand the office to his bonds men on Saturday without a new postmaster confirmed. Local authorities report arrest of Ty Mote in connection with water works matter.
A Nebraska incident reports a hunter cut beard length but not shaved lives, when a 22 caliber pistol fired through a window at night struck an agent in the neck. The bullet severed the jugular and he died after dragging to the station door and collapsing in the street.
Fragmentary ad style text references Lydia and E Pinkham product quality claim. Source shows a health remedy era claim likely promoting Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. No clear event or date.
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