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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
6
W J Hil of Concord North Carolina Justice of the Peace says Dean's Kidney Pills cured his disordered kidneys and backache. He reports clear kidney secretions and no back pain after the last dose. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo distributes the 60 cent per box remedy.
Mr Joseph A Donovan of Plaistow New Hampshire a line inspector for the Haverhill Newton and Plaistow Electric Street Railway recounts a severe sciatica episode in winter 1902. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with rapid improvement after five boxes and notes the pills are for thin blood impure nerves and general debility.
A Jersey City woman describes relief from an itchy scalp and pimples after using Cuticura Soap Ointment. She reports complete cure after one ointment box and soap cake and notes continued use of Cuticura products. Signed Adac. 309 Grand St.
A terse telegram proclaims authority with the line What I say goes. The note cites Piso's Cure as a cough remedy and is signed by J. W. O Baran of Minneapolis dated January 6, 1900.
The Chicago teamsters council refused to deliver goods to boycotted homes and plans to strike when members are discharged. About 4,500 out now, with estimates the action could double, threatening city food supplies from South Water street.
Herbert V Croker son of ex Tammany chief Richard Croker died on a Santa Fe train between Kansas City and Newton Kansas in mysterious circumstances suggesting foul play. Coroner rules death from narcotic poison taken in Kansas City before boarding the train. Kansas City police cite overindulgence in whisky and opium while Chinamen and porter Wilson in custody.
Representatives of four large Chicago packing firms traveled to Washington to protest how the government conducts the beef inquiry before the federal grand jury. They allege witnesses are browbeaten, detectives used improperly, wives forced to testify, private mail mishandled, and Chicago packers treated like common criminals by federal authorities.
A late season snowstorm in the Black Hills trapped prospectors and families for three days with reports of near starvation. An elderly prospector shared provisions with neighbors and found a severely hungry nine member family. Stock losses and chilly deaths from cattle and sheep dipped before the storm are expected to rise as ranchers salvage hides.
Rumor circulates that Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton will resign by September 1. President Roosevelt is expected to express regret at his leaving official life, while Morton reportedly prefers private financial and railroad work. Some circles link his retirement to broader government prosecutions, though this remains rumor.
Former Assistant U S District Attorney Bush of Nebraska named deputy district attorney to pursue illegal fencing of public land. Fourteen cases in Omaha and across Box Butte Sioux Sheridan Dawes Devel Cheyenne and Custer counties involve defendants including Christiansen Currie McConnell and others. About 1 000 000 acres are implicated with over 400 offenders identified. government aims to proceed against all guilty parties.
Miss Edith Isabella Gibney of St. Louis awarded 13925 in a 50000 breach of promise suit against Klaus J. Steiner son of Gottlieb Steiner a wealthy manufacturer from Allegheny. Defendant's attorneys moved for a new trial immediately after verdict.
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