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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
2
Saxte county probate court reports the Eddy estate with major assets in New Hampshire including 1 057 788 in stocks and bonds and 1 400 000 in copyrights. Tax due on succession and legacy is 123 607 and will be deferred pending litigation over Mrs. Eddy's will. Pleasant View property has been sold to Boston friends to preserve her memory per General Baker.
The article reports Mexican papers debating US troop mobilization on the frontier and naval buildup. El Tempo says the US move offers a lesson in preparedness, noting five days to deploy an army and two squadrons near Mexico, while Mexico cannot oppose with limited forces.
New York reports rising confidence in the steel trade as railroads push to boost finished-material output. Last week saw 43 000 tons of rails ordered and 300 000 tons more under negotiation, with the Pere Marquette securing a 17 000 ton contract.
Richard A. Ballinger former secretary of the interior plans to file a Washington suit seeking half a million dollars in damages against Gifford Pinchot. Ballinger, retiring this week, will return to the Pacific coast to recover from the strain of the accuser’s charges.
Berlin reports that Dr. David Jayne Hill, the American ambassador to Germany, and Mrs Hill will proceed to return from their visit to Berlin. The note indicates the pair are resuming travels following a court-related matter in Germany.
Disorder erupts in Galveston Texas when soldiers clash with locals prompting the entire city police force to be summoned to restore order. A tense confrontation unfolds highlighting strains between military personnel and civilians in the port city.
Militia officers in Washington DC indicate readiness to organize and support defense efforts. Report notes official coordination with local authorities and potential training activities planned in coming weeks.
President Taft spoke in Atlanta to the Southern Commercial congress and led a hat collection that raised 27000 for Southern exploitation. He blamed the sixty first congress for failing to pass the Canadian reciprocity bill and urged an extra session, praising the New South’s recovery.
Washington reports that appropriations totaled 1 025 489 662 dollars as stated by Mr Tawney and ex Representative Livingston, chair and ranking Democrat of the house appropriations committee. Tawney says the figure is just under one million above Taft estimates and cites a projected surplus of at least 26 542 000 dollars that could bolster the sinking fund.
A diplomat says President Diaz of Mexico is poised to retire within two weeks due to ill health. The claim links this possible move to U S military maneuvers near the Mexican border and a navy shift toward Mexican waters.
Clarence D. Hittman, Seattle millionaire townsite promoter, found guilty by a federal jury of using the mails to defraud. The court verdict follows a trial alleging deceptive schemes in land promotion.
Berlin notes the American army and navy on the Mexico frontier draw attention from German anti American outlets led by the Post. They claim Washington leads and supports the Mexican revolt and foresee U S moves to absorb Mexico or force Diaz into subservience like Panama.
Washington D C The Democratic ways and means committee began considering legislative plans for the majority during the special session opening April 4. Chairman Underwood emphasizes tariff revision legislation will be passed by the House in response to President Taft's hint that the session might mainly see action on the Canadian reciprocity pact.
A serious-minded New Yorker, famed for his dignified life, unexpectedly visited his twelve year old son’s strict New England boarding school. He climbed four flights to locate the boy’s room, entering to find a pie card gift featuring Washington and Generals with a quip about not spitting on the ceiling.
Bend 2c stamp to receive five samples of our best flower motto post cards. Beautiful colors and lovely designs offered by Art Post Card Club. Address 731.
Father comments the baby resembles him while the mother notes the child often shuts its eyes. The exchange suggests a light family moment captured in a domestic scene.
An旧 ad style notice promotes Allen's Foot Base antiseptic powder to stop break in and fit issues with new shoes. Also recommends Hamilton’s Oil to prevent catching a cold, with sample address and generic moralizing lines.
A lighthearted line notes that the man who gains a free patrol wagon ride leaves the experience without signs of broad excitement. The remark hints at modest public response to the offered transport.
The text resembles an old newspaper fragment with reminiscences of patent medicines and aphorisms. It references Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, Garfield Tea, and lines about aging and frugality, suggesting a vintage advertisement page or filler with mixed product claims and moral quips.
In New Orleans Colonel Roosevelt called two events of his era the greatest of modern times the Panama Canal and the U S fleet around the world. In Washington pardons were issued for John R Walsh of Leavenworth and Charles W Morse of Atlanta both convicted of embezzling funds from banks.
A woman rearranges a man's desk in five minutes leaving him unable to locate any item for five hours. The prank creates chaotic clutter, testing his patience and attention as he searches through misfiled papers and shuffled folders.
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