Diller Record Charity Weekly Notes and Rates
The Diller Record published weekly in Diller Nebraska edited by Frank T Peance notes office location EF L Loock building and outlines subscription terms including one year but with mis-typed phrasing. Advertising rates are set at six cents per line for business locals and continuation of mailing until canceled with arrears paid.
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Roosevelt completes first four years in office
A digest of 1905 news items notes President Roosevelt finishing four years since his 1901 swearing in, with various world and domestic observations. It mentions Germany’s horse delicacy, a $20 kiss price in Virginia, English views on Americans, Cardinal Gibbons calling Roosevelt an angel of peace, and Cuba’s political unrest ahead of elections. It also covers Leckless Jerry Simpson, Roosevelts earnings versus McCurdy, and postal service box requirements threatening rural delivery.
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Russia
Japan
Cardinal Gibbons
Post Office Department
Selections Heinze's Slick Trick Bond For 700000
A detailed account of J J Heinze's financial maneuvering in Montana politics. Clark sought support for a senate bid by backing Heinze on a $1 million bond, Amalgamated clashes followed, and Heinze later posted a $700 000 bond with Wilmington Bonding and Casualty. The system expected collapse but Heinze endured. Clerks fled with 25000 then reappeared in Delaware. The supreme court admonished Heinze as the plot unfolded.
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Tom Watson
Italian scientist patent of barbery nopal fig irrigation substitute
An Italian scientist proposes a drought solution using Bartery nopal figs. He digs a trench at the tree base, fills it with thick fig pieces, then covers with earth. The fig mucilage stores moisture and slowly releases it, potentially watering the tree for up to four months.
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In a Family Rules A Kansas School District
In Meade county a district lost all residents except one family. The father and two sons named themselves directors and hired the mother, a certified teacher, to run the school. The only pupil is a girl from the family. They vote to teach at the family home and pay the teacher 400 dollars monthly. The district’s property taxes cover costs.
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Meade County
Kansas City
Depths of Red Jacket shaft defy bottom in mining test
Lake Linden correspondent reports at Calumet copper mine a marble tethered and burned still fell but lodged against the east shaft wall at 500 feet below surface. Michigan College of Mines researchers test why objects cling to the shaft side to study crust thickness and earth’s depth beyond sea level.
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Religious Bathing Policy Sparks Enmity in Wurzburg
A wall notice in a municipal bath in Wurzburg announces that on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays the bath is reserved for Protestant young women. The column questions whether Catholics may be barred or must pass a theological test to enter.
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Wurzburg
England
Japan
United States
Early and provident fear quote warns on safety
Burko states that early concern and prudent warning are the mother of safety, emphasizing precaution as a guiding principle. The aphorism frames foresight as essential to preventing harm and ensuring security.
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Burko
Ambitious exchange between father child and queen moment
A fragmented dialogue shows a father scolding Frank for immaturity while a child defends early marriage, with a brief nod to a queen observing the exchange. The lines reveal tension over aging, responsibility, and propriety in a royal or theatrical setting.
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Frank
Wireless Flurry of Abdul Hamid Sparks Slander Claim
London gossip notes Sultan Abdul Hamid was flurried by wireless telegraphy and called it an invention of the evil one. The remark sparks a suggested slander action by Marconi amid empire intrigue.
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Constantinople
Mer
Marconi
London
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Alhambra Palace in Spain Faces Decay After Fires War
The Alhambra, a 1000 year old Moorish palace in Spain, is warned by its curator to be deteriorating despite surviving earthquakes and fire. French troops blew up eight towers and attempted to flatten the structure as the era of the bus looms as a threat.
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Spain
The Danger Do You Think Doctor Indolence Quote
A fragment quotes a speaker asking a doctor if indolence will lead to overdoing it, suggesting concern over negligence or care. The source emphasizes caution in medical or mental health contexts.
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