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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
2
Spokane Wash disaster threatens upper St Mary's river valley as 700 Couer d Alene Timber Protective Association workers battle fires encroaching on premier forests. Rain aids efforts but strong winds could devastate remaining timber.
The interparliamentary union conference opens in Brussels with peace advocates from around the world. The American delegation led by Representative Richard Barthold of St Louis will push against resolutions seeking permanent world peace. A key proposal urges governments to empower an international prize court with jurisdiction of an international court of arbitral justice.
Beverly Massachusetts district drafts mature plans to raise the battleship Maine sunk in Havana harbor twelve years ago. President Taft regards the project favorably and may see the ship sail homeward on or before Christmas bearing a long delayed verdict to the nation. John F. O’Rourke submitted the plans to the president and plans were discussed in Washington during the last week of September for definite action.
London. James Doughty the famous old clown received a royal congratulatory message and a gift of money on his ninety second birthday. He is believed to be the oldest entertainer still before the public. Doughty once clowned at Covent Garden over sixty years ago. His performing dogs have been a familiar sight at Brighton for the last thirty years.
Winnipeg line completion marks fifth anniversary of construction start in 1906 with ceremony for opening the 286 mile government section between Winnipeg and Superior Junction. Sir Wilfrid Laurier began the project with a sod turning at Fort William.
The U S monitor Amphitrite, which reached Memphis weeks ago en route to St Louis for training Missouri naval reserves, will remain anchored off the Memphis wharf all winter due to the river’s low water.
Pittsburg, Pa. The national league of barbera opened a three days convention with demands for reforms. A clean towel and washrag for each patron and the elimination of the sponge are among the proposed changes.
A Berlin house servant dies apparently from cholera in northern Berlin. His wife and two children remain under observation.
A critique warns that labor unions like the American Federation of Labor manipulate ministers to preach for union growth. It contrasts violent methods with a proposed alternative, the National Trades and Workers Association, urging readers to support arbitration over strikes and to oppose labor trusts for public safety.
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