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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1911
Page
6
A decision at Constantinople to expel all Italian subjects was reached amid warnings of danger and a possible massacre. The committee warned the government of the threat of violence if Italians remain in Turkey, urging prompt action to prevent chaos.
Lincoln residents Mr and Mrs Wertz travel to Rock Island Illinois for a reunion of 400 Wertz heirs as they discuss chances of dividing an $180 million estate traced to General Wertz who died in Amsterdam in 1617. Nebraska connections include John Temperly of Brainard and Dorothy Henfield of Genoa. Iowa land near the Iowa border is reported flooded to depths up to two feet.
Nebraska residents anticipate a busy October 9 to 14 as Hastings hosts a lively Central Nebraska fall festival. The Nebraska federation of women's clubs plans its seven annual convention near Wilber at Hol ee Krauter. St Luke's church in David City hosted Rev I R Gettys and family on their return for the fourth year. A Beatrice area farmer Prather Dolan nearly died after a hog dipping accident using an acetylene mixture. he was rescued after losing consciousness in the tank.
Rebels halted a passenger train on the Interoceanic line near Axochiapam Puebla and robbed the crew. They refused to allow the following freight to pass, causing a derailment that killed the fireman and a train boy and injured fifteen passengers. Survivors describe passengers stripped of valuables as the freight train slammed into the wrecked cars amid a chaotic escape.
Washington report notes that German Americans gathered in convention expression urged Germany to enter negotiations with the United States for a defined purpose and more normal relations. The message reflects a desire for diplomatic engagement and cooperation.
Santa Fe, New Mexico reports a fusion of the Democrats with progressives in a local political realignment. The move combines party lines as candidates seek unified support ahead of upcoming elections.
Four men were killed in a dynamite explosion deep underground in a New York tunnel project. Rescue efforts reported no survivors as the blast occurred sixty feet below the surface during blasting operations.
Busy shipping page notes Peru Apple exportation in full swing with eight carloads sent out and prospects that total carloads will match last year's thirty nine carloads, indicating strong export activity.
State records show 4248.14 paid since July 7 to owners of horses and mules due to glanders and killed under the state veterinarian. Warden reports 462 inmates at the penitentiary on September 1 and 464 at month end. General Ernest H. Phelps of the Nebraska National Guard issues an order to curb misuse of the Red emblem by unauthorized persons. A Syracuse bachelor, George Jarrell, 42, found dead with his skull crushed and throat cut.
Italian squadron reports bombardment and capture of Tripoli fortifications after ships bombarded the coast. Turkish garrison refused surrender as Italian forces, led by Rear Admiral Aubrey, landed troops and raised the Italian flag amid heavy shell fire.
A testimonial notes dramatic weight loss and recovery after using one box of Dean’s Kidney Pills. The writer says the cure is permanent and reports no trouble since. The advertisement is attributed to Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo New York.
The duke of Sutherland and the duke of Portland, among Britain's wealthiest landlords, are acquiring vast tracts in British Columbia. The duke of Sutherland will help 5,000 Scottish tenants relocate to his holdings, while the duke of Portland will bring over 1,000 of his English dependents.
Chinese turmoil in Peking era Cheng Tu sees insurrection and government clashes. An American Methodist mission reports about 10 000 killed amid fighting. About 2 000 soldiers perished, the rest rebels. Rebels hold several cities southwest of Cheng Tu.
St Louis patrolman William Holtman walked into the station with his ten year old son Frank who had shot and killed ten year old Edward Lamb during a quarrel. The boy claimed stones were thrown at him and he acted without intent to hit.
Fragment mentions a disease and a small town in a county but lacks sufficient details to identify people, places, or events for a full summary.
A new clerk in the eastern department mailed a prospectus to a world famous statesman who had been dead for years. The letter was returned with the endorsement In Heaven 1911 Gentlemen I believe it would be useless for me to subscribe for them Yours respectfully and the statesman's name.
A child quarrel unfolds as a mother scolds a boy for associating with a peer. The scene captures early social tensions and a caregiver’s stern reaction amid a neighborhood drama.
An old advertisement touts Bush El as a pain reliever and wind cure priced at 85 cents per bottle. The line suggests it helps a man facing trouble, implying broad curative claims with a folksy tone.
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