Unclear fragment about people, cost, and Los Angeles
Fragmentary note mentions people in the United States and costs related to Los Angeles. Details are sparse, no identifiable event, date, or organizations.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary note mentions people in the United States and costs related to Los Angeles. Details are sparse, no identifiable event, date, or organizations.
Fragmentary 1908 clipping discusses medicines for coughs and colds and urges voters to scratch candidates, noting free lunch costs. Mentions Putnam Faceless Dyes and references Grove New Jersey. Substantive details are obscured by OCR errors.
A freight train derailed a passenger special on a siding causing several deaths and many injuries. Fire consumed mail and passenger cars as crews battled flames and survivors aided each other before a Cleveland special arrived to aid the injured.
The Democratic Senatorial Caucus proposed a two state solution. The caucus faced delays and debates over the basis of the plan and what it would entail for the parties involved.
Fragmentary text notes Mapes and a local group seeking attention from Coeoty Ponte and others. It mentions travels and charges of at rate activity and references a dead New York worker and M H Brace of New York City identified as connected to the matter.
A cable from Rio notes a phase of the Acre dispute may involve three South American nations. Bogota reports Colombia exempts lard sugar flour butter and vegetables from duties in natural state. Moody orders court martial for Ensign Wortman over Massachusetts turret explosion fatalities. Aldrich seeks 100000 for an international silver gold standard commission. Richards confirmed for Sixth Circuit judge but will start mid March. President plans a western trip next spring with cabinet participation to begin March 20 depending on Congress.
The cornerstone of a $125,000 sea wall was laid January 24 in Galveston Texas with ceremonies and a parade of citizens marines and officers from U S battle ships at anchor. The project begun last October will extend three miles and protect the city from tides including a 1900 level. Funds come from a popular bond issue mostly subscribed by locals, with eighteen years of tax exemption for the city.
Farmers of Waco and vicinity held an enthusiastic meeting and formed the sixth cooperative ship association in York country. They approved the line system and accepted recommendations from the state association meeting in Lincoln on February 11.
Smallpox has broken out among the Winnebago and Omaha Indians. Efforts to stamp out the disease are underway though the illness has not yet reached a severe form. The report notes concern about the Indians’ habits in relation to spread and containment.
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