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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
7
Dialogue shows Mrs Ebony and Mrs Darkk praising Eldah Black as she influences husbands to conversion. Women recount demonstrations and humorous misgivings about religious revival and temptations, with jokes about sin, repentance, and heavenly provisions.
Jimson laments the missed connections in city life while Billson contrasts this with the dull cycle of meeting owners in the country and losing interest quickly. The exchange highlights social longing and ennui across settings.
Reports from St Petersburg Odessa Rostov and other cities describe widespread anti government demonstrations casualties in the thousands and ongoing mass violence against Jews. The imperial amnesty manifesto promises broad exemptions but liberal critics call its language vague while American consuls seek protection for U S citizens amid the turmoil.
The Chicago Examiner reports government cases against beef trust magnates face danger after James R. Garfield refused to deny promising packers immunity to secure testimony for his Congress report. If true, Morrison must show legal bases to keep indictments alive against seventeen men and five corporations. Washington advices say officials fear Garfield’s misstep may not kill the case.
The Pierson inquest into Stuart Pierson’s death at Gambier continues after testimony linked hazing to railroad tracks. Kenyon College officials and a local roundhouse worker testified about rope marks and past practices forcing candidates along tracks, with witnesses detailing brutal conditioning and injuries prior to the locomotive incident.
A Middlesboro Kentucky militia chased a gang led by Frank Ball after the murder of barber John Bolen. The force attacked a hidden still four miles from town, capturing nine men while three militiamen were missing. Governor Beckham may deploy more troops as fatigue stretches local units.
Veteran editor Henry Watterson predicts Theodore Roosevelt will leave the White House to become president of Harvard University. He calls it a glorious termination and says Roosevelt could be renominated by some, though Roosevelt denies seeking a second term.
A Beatrice meeting of Gage county druggists organized the Gage county retail druggists' association as an auxiliary to the national group. Elected officers include President O. W. Beck Beatrice, Vice President M. S. Chipperfield Virginia, Secretary Fred Claflin Wymore, and Treasurer John Buswell Beatrice.
Rear Admiral Charles W. Rae, engineer in chief, in his annual report warns of a critical condition of naval engineering and highlights the Bennington explosion in San Diego harbor as proof the service must act urgently.
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