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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
4
The Diller Record from Diller Nebraska notes post office entry for transmission and Friday publication. It lists subscription costs and advertising rates with terms for discontinuation and arrears, all in a local business notice tone.
A July 14 1905 column argues President Roosevelt could have avoided the Morton case error with Root and Knox as advisors. It urges accountability for officials of powerful corporations and contrasts American and New Zealand remedies for wrongful detentions. The piece also cites youth tobacco use, a large GAR flag, and Roosevelt’s anti rebate and railroad rate policies.
In Syracuse New York Chancellor Day bans bulldogs on campus expelling students who own or harbor them. The rule follows recent incidents including a Phi Delta Theta dog fighting with other dogs and injuring a family dog prompting public safety action. The Daily Orange weighs in with varied views.
Washington reports China US trade last year reached a record 56.26 million haikwan tael, down from 65 million in 1902. H. B. Morse notes war had minor direct effect, while monetary stringency since 1900 restrained exports and lifted the adverse balance. Net imports totaled 344.06 million taels, up five percent.
In Jefferson County Nebraska creditors of the estate of William Woods will meet the executor before the county judge at the county court room on the 80th day of November 1905 at 1 PM to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months are allowed to present claims from June 30 1905. All claims not filed by December 8 1905 will be barred. Notice published in the Dirves Record for four weeks. G Cyerng County Judge.
A historical lodge directory lists APCS A Naphtali No 268 Ancient Free Masons meeting monthly in their hall over People's State Bank. Also Muncie Eastern Star meets at Muncie hall. Ditler Camp No 168 Modern Woodmen meets first and third Wednesdays. Piller Lodge No 183 Ancient United Workers meets second and fourth Saturdays in Masonic hall. Pleasant Lodge No 0 Degree of Honor meets second and fourth Saturdays monthly. Nickajack Pearl returning events and other details for local Masonry halls included. Visiting brethren welcomed.
The city prepares to force able inmates from the jail to ten hours daily work on culverts and drains. About 250 men, white and black, are in jail for petty offenses. Judge Crutchfield aims to curb wandering tramps by directing them to sewer work, with a July enforcement start.
William McIntyre who vanished weeks ago reappeared at home in Carnegie Pennsylvania to shock his family. He then contacted an insurance agent about a payout to a supposed widow and asked his brother for funeral expense bills. A body found near Beaver had been identified as McIntyre before he returned.
Workmen digging a new tract near Twenty seventh street and Indiana avenue unearthed a human skull and bones. The remains lay in a pine box and are believed to be those of a man buried on the site formerly owned by James H Campbell. The discovery ties to local history and the Santa Fe Trail.
Dover farmer H Ridgely Harrington, now using an autocar, collects fresh eggs for New York and Philadelphia soda water firms and major stores. He handles up to 12 000 dozen daily but losses come from fractious horses and abrupt stops. He believes a pneumatic stop mechanism would ease egg handling.
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