Diller Record News Roundup Addresses 1906 NY Gubernatorial Scene
Frank T. Pearce reports Hughes won New York governor by about 52 000 votes and Hearst spent roughly one million on the campaign. Taft’s pacification task in Cuba is deemed easier than Magoon’s. Norris Brown rules county treasurers may not accept partial railroad tax payments. full payment required unless courts allow exceptions. Secretary Vortelyou gains three cabinet posts. Mrs. Sage donates 1000 to a church from a 70 million trust. A Leavenworth skating rink owner bars soldiers in uniform, provoking a warlike boycott and war department review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Brown
State Railway Commission
United States
William H. Thompend
George L. Sheldon
Rep
Ashton C. Shallenberger
Heer
Harry Trumbull Sutton
Elisha Taylor
Tore Rete
Ewee Ei Wenne
Givenor
M. RE. Hopewell
William H. Green
Fus Peer Eee
George
Tunkin
Carl Goucher
Fus
Cdc Atineieemahe
Auditor of Public Accounts
Edwin M. Searle, Jr
Canady
Lawson G
Brian
Sl Nak
ATO
Frank
Babcock, Fus
Jasper L. McBrien
Sweedesense
Leo
Re. Watson
Teer Oeeh
Fir Attorney General
William T. Thompson
Lysle I
Abbott
Commissioner ‘of Public
Landsape ’ Buildin
Eto. Ton
Jacob V. Wolfe
Fuse
Pete Ewee Ween
Ete Winee
Winnett
Robert Cowell
J. A. Williams
Dr. A. Pens
George Horet
Dem
John Davis Pee-Ind
Edmund H. Hinshaw
J. Thomas
J.C. Palmerton
Renee
John B. Raper
Peiniassus
William H. Ashby
Demeen
Dr. F. Wilcox
W. GC. Line
Milton Coffman
Fuas
John P. Thiessed
Dan Kavanaugh
Osats
Accant
Charles H. Denney
Brkegeteuss Mabye Toe
County Comisioner
Gsis
John Nider
IP Brown
Sieg Hansmire
Bps
Eehpaetecaa Ee Ekviap
Os Ames Quinn, Yee — Sheen Eser
Renters unions amid farm land talk and land ownership
A discussion notes that unions rise for various aims including a Renters union for farm renters. It reflects on past attempts and warns unions can be misused. It reports Lord Scully, a major landowner, has died in London and owned tens of thousands of acres across several states with vast gains in land value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord” Scully
United States
London
England
Memorial Day Date Change Debated at National Encampment
At the Grand Army of the Republic gathering in Minneapolis a proposal to move Memorial Day to the last Sunday in May is discussed. Proponents argue Sunday observance would honor Civil War heroes more sincerely, while critics fear current celebrations like games and amusements would be curtailed.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Minneapolis
Nebraska Republicans Sweep State Elections Highlight Mell
Nebraska votes reflect a strong Republican sweep with George L. Sheldon winning by 15000 votes for governor. Five of six congressmen elected as Republicans, G M Hitchcock the sole Democrat. Legislature likely 76 of 138 GOP. Railway commission amendment passes.
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Nebraska
George L. Sheldon
G. M. Hitchcock
Omaha
After Election Reflections On Friendship Across Rifts
The editorial notes that despite sharp campaign clashes between Lincoln and Douglas they maintained personal friendship and respect for opposing views. It emphasizes the wisdom of honoring others' convictions even after heated public contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Douglas
Televue: The Next Step in Long Distance Communication
The article recalls Morse’s telegraphy and explains how telephony shrank distances. It then notes the evolution toward wireless service and introduces the televue invention enabling visual communication with the distant party during a voice call.
Increase for Rural Carriers in Nebraska
The Omaha Bee reports a proposed substantial rise in maximum salaries for rural delivery letter carriers. Nebraska has 920 carriers with current tops at 720 dollars annually and bottoms at 468, varying by route length. All payrolls run through Omaha, with 15 days paid vacation and substitutes paid 50 dollars monthly during vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee
DeGraw
Nebraska
Omaha _ post office
Correspondents Sought For Diller Nebraska Districts
Advertises weekly or biweekly correspondent roles within ten miles of Diller Nebraska. Seeks bright students to report neighborhood news including marriages births and deaths. We will provide free paper stamps and envelopes and require letters on one side with clear names.
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Diller
Cheap one way to Pacific Coast and homebound tours depart
Burlington Bulletin outlines affordable one way fares to Pacific Coast cities including San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle and more with half rates and winter tourist routes. It also lists round trip coastal tours to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo plus autumn and winter excursions to the south and Midwest.
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Pacific Coast
Sanrancisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Coast
Montana
Wyoming
Big Horn Basin
Utah
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Missouri
Middle States
Nebraska
Big Horn Ban O
D. Clem Deaver
Burlington
Homeseeker's Information Bureau
Faroam St
Omaha
Kinkaid
Burlington Ticket
Oaes
A. T. Watson
Low. Waxeney
C. B
Q. Ry
Onana
Notice to creditors in the estate of William H Diller
The creditors of William H Diller deceased must present claims to the Jeffer son county Nebraska county judge at the county court room on the set day of May 1907 at 1 PM. Six months are allowed for filing claims from October 30 1906. All claims filed on or before May 1 1907 will be barred. Publication to occur in the Mit Len Record for four weeks before May 1 1907. G C Borin County Judge.
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William H. Diller
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Mit- Len Record
G. C. Borin
Cunty
Jefferson County Nebrasas Partition Suit Notice
John E Clark files a 1906 district court petition seeking partition and confirmation of undivided shares in extensive real estate across Jefferson and Gage counties. Parties include George H Clark, James M Clark, Jane Seaman, W H Seaman, Mary H Miller, Roe Clark,minor, executor George H Clark. Respondents must answer by November 26, 1906. Attorney: John C Haxticas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Clark
Kate Clark
James M. Clark
Agnes Clark
Jane Seaman
W. H. Seaman
Christie V. Thompson
Mary H Miller
P. B. Miller
William N. Clark
Laura Clark
Robert H. Clark
Matilda Clark
Wallace W. Clark
Ella Clark
Agnes R. Diller
David Diller
Nancy Clark
Roe Clark
Samuel Clark
John E Clark
District Court of
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Christie V. Thempson
Mary H. Miller
Newey Clark
John E. Clark
Jape Seaman
Christie V. Thomps
Agnee R. Diller
Re Clark
Towit
Diller
Gage County
Joan E. Car
Y Joun C. Haxticas
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Diller Record
Frank T. Peearce
Hughes
New York
Burton
Hearst
Tafta
Magoon
Richmond P. Hobeen
Philippines
Vortelyou
Leavenworth
Secretary of War
U. S
Professor Morse
Washington
Baltimore
Dr. H. Baugues
Burlington Bulletin
District’ Court of
Jefferson
J. Monroe Davis
First National Bank
Fairbury
Neb
YCARS
TNT
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Sena
Seventh Street
Washington Co. Co
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