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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1906
Page
7
Charles A. Goss of Omaha chosen by Nebraska delegation as United States district attorney designate for the northern district after a harmonious meeting. Goss, a 15 year Omaha lawyer and former state legislator, enjoys broad professional and social prominence. Delegation to endorse him to the president.
Premier Witte rejected any relaxation of police orders and insisted the imperial manifesto bounds the national assembly's powers. The Novoe Vremya says the emperor could still alter rights, while Manchurian army expectations and a planned January 21 22 mourning strike loom. Reds in St Petersburg push toward clashes akin to Moscow unrest.
Eight guests perished in a blaze at the West Hotel in Minneapolis. The fire started in an elevator shaft on the top floor, sending guests into hallways and window ledges as smoke and flames quickly filled the building. Panic caused several to leap to safety from upper windows and ledges.
Dr William Rainey Harper president of the University of Chicago since its inception died last week from intestinal cancer. Born 1856 in New Concord Ohio he studied at Muskingum Yale and Dennison and led Chicago University from 1891 onward. His brave fight and cheerful leadership marked a landmark in American higher education.
Mrs Cassie Chadwick known as Madame DeVere begins a ten year term for conspiracy to wreck Citizens National Bank at Oberlin Ohio. She arrived at Columbus state penitentiary after unsuccessful efforts by her attorneys to halt the sentence.
Cardinal Gibbons stated that holding a civic mass meeting in a protestant church does not excite any religious scruple in him. The event occurred at Eutaw Street Methodist Episcopal Church Baltimore where the Prohibition party organized a public mass meeting after lacking a public hall. A committee member sought withdrawal of the cardinal as vice president but received no objection.
In a mess at a saw mill camp the talk centers on horses slow to move. The crowd cites Kellys old gray, Johnsons black mare, Old Waters spindle shank, and Myers lay mare as examples. One man mentions waiting on the road for twenty minutes as a late dinner delay.
A man on trial denies arrest for striking his wife saying officers intervened to rescue her as she reached for a stove lid. The exchange centers on intent, restraint, and the meaning of the police action.
A quirky notice notes a divorce filing prompted by disagreements tied to religious rites and household routines. It highlights personal strife over shared rituals and daily life, with the parties seeking legal dissolution to resolve ongoing friction.
Hanna Wyoming January 15 Special warns delays are dangerous for kidney disease. The ad cites early symptoms as indicators of Brights Disease Diabetes and dropsy and includes testimony from Dr. W H Jeffries of Hanna who claims relief after using Dodd’s Kidney Pills.
An auditor suggests he is fond of music while Miss Cayenne counters that he is not fond as he tries to sing. The exchange frames a joke on singing and self perception with sharp witticism from both speakers.
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