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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1906

Page

4

Indiana wife seeks divorce after quarrel in front of post

The May 25 1906 issue notes an Indiana husband outtalking his wife causing her to become a nervous wreck and sue for divorce on grounds stated. It also reports gasoline engine sales rising for farmers and the Supreme Court upholding a jail sentence and fine for Senator Burton of Kansas for accepting a quarterly fee to influence a post office order.

Indiana Burton Kansas United States Supreme Court Rialto Grain and Securities Co St. Louis Post-Office Department

Embezzler Chamberlain Convicted in Nebraska Case

Charles M. Chamberlain former cashier of the Chamberlain banking house in Tecumseh Nebraska was found guilty of embezzling 10000 dollars on August 25 1902. The indictment charged the theft and traced his flight via Cuba Mexico the Pacific coast and Canada before a Lincoln return and capture following a 1200 reward offer.

Charles M. Chamberlain Chamberlain Banking Tecumseh Neb District Court Nemaha County Chamberlain Cuba Mexico Pacific Coast States Canada Boards of County Commissioners Johnson County Lincoln Rose

Tax on denatured alcohol to aid arts gains support

The piece argues two trusts would be threatened if tax removal on denatured alcohol used in the arts proceeds. It claims Standard Oil and Wood Alcohol oppose denatured alcohol makers. It urges the Senate Committee led by Senator Aldrich to report the bill and pass it, asserting the nation would benefit and many oppose only out of ignorance or vested interest.

Standard Oil Wood Alcohol Wood Alcohol Trust Standard Oil Trust Senate Aldrich

Chlorophyll and Its Role in Plant Energy and Light

The article extols chlorophyll as essential to all life, describing its active role in photosynthesis and energy transfer. It explains its color changes, light absorption, and how illuminated chlorophyll enables organic synthesis within plant protoplasm.

Forty Horsepower Versus Forty Hosses In Inns

A young motorist argues that coaching’s decline is offset by tyiorips and pistime. The Innkeeper counters with the cost of feed and stabling, explaining the machine’s value equals forty horses at eighty shillings. The exchange ends with the landlord clarifying the charge per head.

London Express

Onions as a Nervine and Health Tonic

A historical note extols onions as a powerful nervine and tonic. It claims onions ease nervous prostration and quickly restore vigor, while aiding colds influenza consumption insomnia hydrophobia scurvy liver issues. It also notes a whitening complexion when eaten every other day.

Talent and Genius Bow Before Society’s Narrow Gate

A quotation on talent and genius describes talent as a docile creature that bows to societal constraints. It laments how brilliance is often misunderstood or restrained by conventional expectations.

Holmes

The Wonderful Parasol Ant and Its Parasol Folly

The parasol ant, common across tropical regions, forms leaf-carrying columns that shade its body. Initially seen as sun protection, naturalists found the leaves serve as a substrate for fungi the parasol ant consumes.

Texas Venezuela

Frisco Baseball Faces Vacation After Earthquake

Pro baseball may pause in California this year as the San Francisco quake disrupts the major circuit. Los Angeles San Francisco and Oakland clubs felt the impact, delaying games until Frisco regains its footing.

California San Francisco Frisco Los Angeles Oakland

Honest Man Faulted For Pin Test Admiration

A fragmentary quotation shows a friend praising an honest man who would not steal a pin, while Miss Cayenne doubts the porch test and suggests trying him with an umbrella in a Washington area notice.

Ronesti Miss Cayenne Washington Ou

Champion Jumper Ray Ewry Dominates Athens Olympics

Ray Ewry of New York defeated top jumpers from Europe and Australia at the Athens Games. He won the standing broad jump and standing high jump. New York Athletic Club members held American titles and contributed most points, with 54 from New Yorkers and potential gains if James S. Mitchell had not been injured.

Ray Ewry New York Europe Australia Athens Iwry New York Athletic Club Shdows Yankees Martin J. Sheridan

Twelve Novels for $150000 Deal Ties Major Papers

Fifty leading Sunday newspapers agree to pay $150000 for twelve novels by twelve top authors including Sam McLaren Mary E Wilkins Anna Katherine Greene and Mrs Burton Harrison. A New York trust company pays authors on manuscript delivery and collects from papers monthly as installments, with publication starting May and four to five installments per novel. The Sunday World Herald of Omaha Neb will publish the collection with a 1.25 yearly price and later book form.

F America Sam McLaren Mary E. Wilkins Anna Katherine Greene Burton Harrison Great Trust Companies New York Robert Barr The Baltic Sunday World-Herald Nebraska Sunday

Dougherty Bests Melody in Tie Fight in Milwaukee

Milwaukee welterweight Jack Dougherty and Billy Melody fought a hard draw in Milwaukee. Dougherty set the pace and slugged hard, matching Melody’s power, with Melody’s edge fading after the first round as the bout stayed close to the final bell.

Jack Dougherty Milwaukee Judziist Billy Honey Melody Mellody Doucherty Milwaukeean Dougherty Cleaners Jack Intate

Obstinate Juror Forces Conviction For Aggravated Assault

Texas report recalls a jury deadlock over an assault case. Eleven jurors wanted not guilty while one insisted on aggravated assault and a $25 fine, finally yielding after pressure to accept the punishment.

A. Texas

Janin Rebuke Sparks Pintillist French Critic Exchange

A fragment recalls Jules Janin defending his mastery over language during a sharp clash with a French critic. The critic pressed Janin on Latin and French phrasing, while Janin retorted with pointed humor about language skill and fluency.

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Diller Record Frank T. Prance Diller Diller, Nebr E. L. Loock South Dakota Sporting World Kaylway E. D. Hodge Fairbury, Neb Price J.G. Neely Neely Diller, Nebraska Marshail Oil Company Harshalitown Iowa Janin Jules Jkimin Erater Valde M. Janin L. P. Raymond Edisons Seventh Street Washington BD. Co First National Bank Peoples State Bank A. H. Colman Ml. Raymon Thos. P. Price Arthur EB. Price P W. Price
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