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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1905

Page

8

Fastest Clocked Run Chicago to New York on Twentieth Century Limited

The Twentieth Century Limited now runs Chicago to New York in 18 hours, effective June 18, to suit Wall Street and LaSalle Street schedules. Trains depart Chicago 1:30 p m and arrive in New York 7:30 a m next day, enabling a full working day in both cities. The service demands flawless track, power, and discipline with traffic staged 30 minutes ahead to avoid delays and maintain speeds of 90 to 100 mph at times.

Chicago New York New York Central Hines Wall Street la Salle Street Stock Exchange and Board of Trade New York City Twentieth Century Limited Limited Lake Shore New York Central

Woman Elopes Under Hypnotic Influence in New York State

Mrs. W. W. Thorburn, wife of a veterinarian from Lansing Michigan, was found near Port Alleghany after fleeing with William Belcher alias William Fuller. Detectives traced her to Vandermark Hollow as she claimed hypnotic control, later reuniting with her husband Dr. Thorburn. Belcher, a former Bell's Run resident, vanished with a Mrs. Cleveland and is described as persuasive with women. He is about 45, bald except for white hair, with a sandy mustache.

Clean N Y Lansing Mich W. W. Thorburn Thorburn Vandermark Helow Port Alleghany Here William Belcher William Fuller Abel Belcher William F. Fuller Hollow Dr. Thorburn Bell's Run Cleveland

There Science Stops The Summer Shortcake Dilemma

A whimsical note on science failing to improve fruit insertion into strawberry shortcake as summer returns, highlighting the quirky tension between science advances and everyday dessert.

Jesse James’s Son Opens Kentucky Law Practice

A son of Jesse James has begun practicing law in Kentucky. The article notes the local bar requires proficiency with both a up to date brief and general legal skill.

Jesse Jesse James Kentucky

Iowa Figures Low Show Rural Decline Across Hawkeye Commonwealth

Des Moines reports state census data revealing a sharp rural population drop as land values soar and high beef prices cut farm profits. Counties like Monona and Buchanan lose up to thousands while bigger cities gain from manufacturing growth amid liquor law debate.

Des Moines Iowa Beef Trust Monona Buchanan

Ends Life on Wedding Eve at Glencoe Farm

Glencoe Minnesota farmer John Dammon, eight miles south of town, killed himself the night before an arranged wedding to Dora Walters neighbor's daughter. Neighbors planned a large wedding with band and feast. Dammon was found hanged in the barn next morning after a night in his room. Walters was prostrate from shock.

Glencoe Minn John Dammon Dora Walters Trass Dammon Miss Walters

Wedding on groom's 98th anniversary in Prescott Michigan

George Sinton of Logan township marries Maud J. Love, a 35 year old schoolteacher. The groom's second marriage and the bride’s future six daughters who are grandmothers create an unusual family milestone in local pioneer history.

Prescott Mich George Sinton Logan Township Maud J. Love Cupid

American woman dies in Florence amid strange will

Miss Mary Newby, an American about 42, died at the Pension Lucchesi in Florence. Seals were put on her doors, an autopsy ordered amid suspected poisoning. A rough bequest to servants and a forged final note naming the Count of Turin as heir are at issue, with Florentine society disputing the document’s validity.

Rome Mary Newby Pension Lucchesi Florence United States Newby

Struck by Train the Same Man Defies Safety Rules

In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania a deaf hermit known as Dummy Albertson has survived three train strikes while wandering along the Bloomsburg and Sullivan railroad. He disregards whistles and bells, fleeing into woods after near misses, drawing rail workers’ concern and talk of arrest for trespass if captured.

Willkesbarre

FOX TERRIER ADOPTS KITTEN IN STRANGE SEATTLE TALE

A Seattle dog of the fox terrier variety takes in a two week old kitten after losing her own puppies. The dog cares for and baths the cat on Third Avenue near Potter and Union Streets with spectators watching. The cat remains fearless and the scene continues as a maternal bond unfolds.

Seattle Wash Third Avenue Potter Union

Roosevelt recalls past vice presidency at Portland fair

The article notes Franklin D. Roosevelt praises T. B. As for honoring Mr. Fairbanks by opening the Portland fair, highlighting Roosevelt's own past experience as vice president.

Mr. Fairbanks Portland Roosevelt

Trans-Atlantic Yacht Race Victory by American Craft

An American yacht won the trans-Atlantic race. The note mentions the Kaiser and a bleamin mug, conveying a mocked response to the victory. The fragmentary text references peonies and a dramatic royal reaction.

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