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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
2
Multiple nationwide items mark Taft era rollups and world affairs
Eleven navy captains retirements approved. Freight rates for lemons drop from 1.15 to 1.00 per 100 pounds. Senate probes funding for Oklahoma Indian lands inquiry. Parties plan East and West heads for literature drives. Taft signs land withdrawals and forest reseves shifts. Bermuda-like notes detail trials and public notices across the nation with political, economic, and legal developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
California
Commerce Commission
Senate
Senator Day
Gore
Republican
Democratic
Treasury Department
Fremont Leidy
Leon
Kas
Internal Revenue
District of
Kansas
James M. Simpson
Leidy
Port Arthur Opening To All Nations Announced
Official Tokyo gazette publishes that Port Arthur will open to shipping from July 1 for all nations. Chilean government plans U S and European tenders in September to build a 22000 ton battleship. Anice Lulu Stockes, Louisiana broker’s daughter, claims rare claim to American land in Monte Carlo. Anna Sutter of Stuttgart Royal Opera shot in bed by ex conductor Alois Obrist who then killed himself. Houdon statue presentation to Paris marked by Virginia bronze cast in August ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Tokio
United States
Europe
Anice Lulu Stockes
Carrington Stockes
Louisiana
Monte Carlo
Anna Sutter
Royal Opera
Stuttgart
Alois Obrist
Obrist
French Foreign Office
Virginia
Houdon
Washington
France
Paris
Roosevelt Aids Beveridge in Re election Bid
Roosevelt backs Senator Beveridge in his push for another term. The report notes political alignments and campaign support ahead of the upcoming election season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Beveridge
Western Union
John H. McGraw
Washington
Hothel
Seattle
Ballinger-Pinchot Committee
Minneapolis
Jack Johnson Declares Yearlong Fight Hiatus
Johnson announces he will not fight for a year as anti Negro demonstrations rise in the south after the news. Congressional campaign committees plan vigorous warfare as political tensions mount. Richard claims Jeffries was disqualified, explaining why he was not counted out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
South
Richard
Jeffries
Storm at Kenesaw Strikes Worker to Death as Hail Damages Crops
A storm at Kenesaw brought wind rain and hail causing extensive crop damage including shelled wheat and bent straw. Frank M. Ferren was killed when lightning struck him while bringing in a coal load. His parents live in Juniata. Corn suffered leaf damage but permanent loss is not expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenesaw
Frank M. Ferren
Juniata
Indians Celebrate at Rosebud on Fourth of July
Rosebud agency held a July Fourth celebration with about 10 000 Indians and several hundred whites in attendance. The morning grand charge featured around 1 000 Indians on horseback in war paint charging the camp. A sham battle followed before dinner, and the imp dance drew over 150 warriors with the chief in the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud
Valentine
Wuich
Fire Sweeps Fremont Ridge Cemetery But No Major Damage
A wind driven blaze swept Fremont Ridge Cemetery likely from stray cigar ashes. The flames blackened some monuments but caused no serious damage. A bucket brigade protected the chapel and other buildings, keeping the fire from spreading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont—Ridge
Small Grain Ripens Quickly in Arlington Harvest
Warm weather in recent weeks has hastened small grain ripening in Arlington. Winter wheat yields exceed expectations while oats face a shorter crop due to drought and lack of moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Cleaning Up Fire Debris in Wymore
Work to clear debris from the recent Wymore fire proceeds and most buildings are expected to be rebuilt at once. Some owners express a desire to sell their lots as reconstruction continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wymore
Local News From Fremont and Surrounding Towns
Reports from the region describe a new elevator and livestock market planned in Cook, lighting talks in Sterling, and a recent serious fire in Merna's business district. Boone county saw its first heavy rain of the year Saturday night while Superior Electric Light announces daytime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Sterling
Merna
Boone County
Superior Electric Light Company
Epworth
Lincoln
Fremont
Nelson H. Libby
Elk Creek
Washington
Guy Reed
Claude Reed
Wymore
Burlington
Havelock
Fremont Fire Department
Newman Grove
New German Lutheran church rooms and July events noted
A German Lutheran church group opens one of its new rooms after a drenched shop tour while Beatrice hosts a fiddlers contest July 19. The Peru Methodist Episcopal church will be dedicated July 24 with Dr. W D Parr officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shewer Hee Sohal
Cesling
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Peru
W. D. Parr
Kokomo
Ind
American Automobile Manufacturing Company
Jonz Automobile Company
Beatrice
Paddock
Benjamin Bean
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Wymore
Colorado
Lyons
James R. McCracken
Pawnee City
Carter Lake
Omaha
John A. Barton
T. H Linde
T. H. Linde
M. E
Table Rock
C. E. Ruch
Bullock Public Service Company
Norfolk and
Blair
Neb
Missouri Valley
Beatrice Electric Company
Walter Kelley
Blue River
August Ideker
Royal Hotel
Lincoln
Yale
Brothers’ Laundry
Security Bank of Neligh Secures State Charter
The Security bank of Neligh received a state banking board charter with a capital stock of 25000 dollars. Attorney General Thompson advises the board of education that the remaining balance of a 90000 dollar appropriation for Wayne normal school purchases may be used. Prohibition events planned at Lindell hotel in Lincoln on July 25 mark the closing of a mass convention the same day. Adjutant General Hartigan dismisses three officers for failing to file reports, barring them from Fort Riley maneuvers. Nebraska Democrats halt Bryan petition drives after summoning I H Hatfield to Fairview to end efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Security Bank of Neligh
State Banking Board
Thompson
Board of Education
Wayne Normal School
Bryan
W. B. Price
Lincoln
Lindell Hotel
John C. Hartigan
Nebraska National Guard
Fort Riley
Nebraska
United States
Mr. Bryan
I. H. Hatfield
Fairview
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted by Buffalo Firm
An advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney health and dropsy, claiming prior illness with disordered secretions improved after use. It urges readers to buy at 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
An Answer In Kind Ends Quietly in Dramatic Lamp Incident
A family quarrel escalates when a wife, weary of her husband's humor, strikes back with a thrown lamp. The episode centers on domestic friction and a dramatic moment that halted tensions. No serious injuries reported.
Hamlet Advice and Temperament Seen in Stage Scenes
Dialogue notes Hamlet's authority in advising players while showing calm in one scene and nervous irascibility in others. Mr Stormington Barnes comments on Hamlet's varied temperament as a stage manager. A separate exchange depicts a caregiver and a boy discussing a swallowed dime and kidnap fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
Stormington Barnes
Inevitable Briggs Kill Time Argument With Underblossom
Sly exchange reflects a feud between Briggs and Underblossom. Grigge defends him noting false teeth. Life prints the sharp dialogue about deceit and appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Grigge
Hereditary Power Hoax-Poor Henpeck Minds the Baby
A quirky column notes the idea of hereditary power and jokes about a henpecked parent caring for a baby. It playfully suggests the baby resembles its mother, poking fun at family dynamics and imitation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home and Foreign Intelligence
Honolulu
Jim Jeffries
Oklahoma
Count Zeppelin
Taft
Ella F. Young
Chicago
National Educational Association
Joseph Wendling
Alma Killner
Louisville
Houston
Texas
Dr. Hyde
Kansas City
J. F. McMurray
Norris Brown
Congress
Germany
Senator Burrows
Lorimer
Post Office Department
New York
Sioux City
Grace McKinley
Grace Mack
Indianapolis
Sedalia
J. R. Wilson
Wilson
Excelsior Springs
Gifford Pinchot
James R. Garfield
Oyster Bay Pilot
Jared Y. Sanders
United States Senate
London
New York World
Helen Kelly Gould
Frank J. Gould
W. J. Bryan
Peter Smith
Husky Young
Newark
N. J
Johnson
Reno
Nev
Keefe
Porter Charlton
Jersey City
Moltrasio
Italy
Interior Department
Minnesota
STORM
Wellville
Phgs
Postum Cereall O., Led
Battle Creek, Mich
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