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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1902

Page

3

Midwestern and Western Rail Schedules Include Omaha Lincoln Denver

Train list shows local and through passenger daily services from Omaha to Lincoln and intermediate points, with No 45 and No 44 routes, No 40 for northwest, and Denver freight runs. It notes tickets and baggage handled to final points and contact for timetable details via J Krerpe Leaven and J Praxnis.

Dilly Deadwood Willings Basson Dally Lincoln Passeng Denver Aden Ehgin Istermediats Petit Omaha Tigter Ko Broigny Dal Northwest J. Krerpe United States Canada Nebraska

Wild Girl the Ghost Mystery Cleared Up

Swiss canton villages long troubled by nightly echoes of a wandering figure finally explained. Obed was found in a derelict state, legs bound, feet caked with mire, unable to walk upright. The rumor of a spectral intruder remains, but the creature is now identified as a living wild figure with uncertain origin.

Oron Vau Tao

Proof That He'd Crown TIRED Why the Young Wife Went Home

The young bride tells her mother that her husband George has grown distant since their two month marriage, and after he asked to go riding in his new automobile yesterday she leaves to return home at once.

George

Brown’s Secret Bar Harbor Gaffe Sparks Silent Feud

Lessened Author Brown, proud of his first novel, schedules private distribution. He asks Black for a recipient address, and Black casually reveals he is not going to Bar Harbor, prompting Brown’s surprised reaction and a humorous misunderstanding.

Brown Black Bar Harbor

Whittier as a Statesman in Higginson Lecture

In Boston Col. Thomas Wentworth Higginson recalled Whittier’s early 1820s political ambitions the poet wished to run for Congress but could not secure a nomination because he failed to gain party backing.

Whittier Boston Col Thomas Wentworth Higginson Congress

Bank directors enforce marriage salary rule in Chicago

Chicago bank directors require clerks earning under 1100 dollars a year to marry. Clerks protested for higher pay and challenged the rule.

Chicago

Bavarian Professors Bore Deep Ice on Otahal Glacier

Profs Mamcke and Hess from Bavaria, noted glacier researchers, drilled into the Otahal Alps glacier at a point where the ice measured 153 meters deep marking a record depth for their study.

Mamcke and Hess Bavaria Ainterles Otahal Alps

Strayed Toddler Found After Night Trek in South Australia

A two and a half year old boy, son of a Kooringa resident, wandered away from home one evening. He was found the next morning twelve miles away, still trotting steadily on his own, prompting concerns for his wellbeing.

Kooringa South Australia

South Africa Seen Richer Than United States West of Mississippi

Economist Benjamin Kidd reports on a British South Africa tour and says the country is wealthier than the U S west of the Mississippi and has a secure future.

South Africa Benjamin Kidd Economist United States

Treaty copy seized by Durwood Cain from Pekin official

A copy of the important China Japan treaty after the 1894 war is secured by Durwood Cain of the United States and a son of Representative Cain of Ohio in Pekin.

Durwood Cain United States Ohio China Japan Pekin

Reverend Streete Questions His Call to Preach

The Rev BE Streete doubts his vocation as he surveys a small fashionable congregation. He wonders aloud if his desire to preach was a true calling or a temptation.

Streete

Weather note on rain drop size limits and streaks

A rough report notes rain drops measure about twenty feet per second and an inch in diameter cannot fall faster than nineteen feet per second. It also mentions rain streams rarely exceed one eighth of an inch in diameter.

Preacher Also a Physician Highlight in St. Louis

The Rev. Charl A. Trotman of the Church of the Redeemer in St. Louis is identified as a practicing physician with regular office hours during the week.

Charl A. Trotman Church of the Redeemer St. Louis

Brooklyn resident chosen to assist Chinese currency reform

Alfred Jeasup of Brooklyn has been selected to aid the Chinese government in reorganizing the currency system. This appointment highlights international collaboration and potential influence on monetary policy.

Alfred Jeasup Brooklyn

Bodies Sent Home for 600 Chinamen Deaths in New Zealand

About 60,000 dollars was paid in the last month for the shipment to China of around 600 Chinese men who had died in New Zealand.

China New Zealand

Queen Displays Bantama at Barnstable Show

The Queen of England showcases eight Bantama varieties at a Barnstable exhibition.

Queen England Barnstable

Color Was All Right in the Elder Dunins Tale

The elder Dunins display a ribbon of a certain order and an envious friend notes the color. Penine answers with a wry quip about mistaken shade comparing it to sour grapes, asserting the color is exactly right.

Eliow Penine

Mystery Gles-4 A Steam Trawler Incident Recalled

Fragmentary report recalls a steam trawler tied to a ship and a disturbed event. A carriage halts and a mysterious recovery links to a ten year penance for a coachman who vanished after a wild night. Rumor mentions exposure in the river and possible Gare Loch involvement.

Bdotland Gare Loch

Export of Rabbit Skins Drives Anglo American Trade

The article notes a vast rabbit skin trade between England and the United States. A Birmingham dealer handled over 8,000,000 skins last year. The skins are sent to the Continent where they are prepared by hand for hat manufacture.

England United States Birmingham

Rarity Among Women Examines Seemingly Hidden Traits

Fragmentary text suggests discussion of female rarity and envy among husbands, with reference to a deep metaphorical bond and perceived mania. The readable lines imply a skeptical or clinical tone about a woman’s conduct and reputation.

Cearina Lorg Perlada Cuesa

Ireland's School Census Reveals Enrollment Rise

The National Education commissioners in Ireland report 897,408 pupils provided places in the past year. The 1900 average attendance reached 478,224, up by 3,807, reflecting a year of growth in pupil numbers and school capacity.

Ireland

Cameo Keepsake Ties Bride and Family in Ceremony

A fragmentary notice describes a bride and her future spouse exchanging cameos as keepsakes. The bride's family details are briefly referenced with mentions of parents and relatives, highlighting a personal, ceremonial gesture.

Superstition About Cats In Scotch Peasantry

Scotch peasants hold beliefs about cats indicating farm deaths and weather signs. A cat scraping predicts a death of an animal on the farm, while a cat washing a face foretells rain. turning away from the fire portends storms and rain.

King Lewanika Arrives in Lilalu in Silk Hat and Coat

King Lewanika stirs unrest among Barotreland subjects at Lilalu capital with a formal arrival in a silk hat frock coat suit kid gloves patent leather boots and carrying a walking stick and umbrella.

Lewanika Lilalu Barotreland

Prof Dolbear Celebrates Sixty Fifth Birthday

Prof. Dolbear of Tufts College marks his sixty fifth birthday. He has served as a Tufts professor for over twenty years. A note adds that a war was born in the same house in which Benedict Arnold was born.

Irving's Fondness for Tea

Sir Henry Irving loves tea and brews it himself. He never travels far without a full tea kit and favors a costly Chinese tea brand.

Irving Sir Henry Irving Sir Henry

A Young Biblical Student Essay Fragment

An obscure reminiscence describes a boy named Willard miscounting apostles, corrected with a playful line about Judas. The passage then shifts to a line about a tunnel near Big Stone Gap, 630 feet long, formed by Stock Creek, through a river by nature.

Willard Cisse Judas Roc Rintal Big Stone Gap Stock Creek

Statue of Ghridan Completed Ready for Shipment

The statue of Geh Pill Sheridan of West Lebanon is finished and prepared for shipment to New York where it will be erected.

Ghridan Hag Geh. Pill Sheridan West Lebanon New York

Secret engagement sparks playful ring talk between Gerald and Ger

In a humorous exchange a judge mediates a secret engagement conversation. Gerald argues a ring is premature while Geraldine suggests wearing it on the wrong hand. The dialogue hints at forthcoming plans without firm commitment.

Gerald Geraldine

Dividends and Ambition in a Pierpont Morgan Note

In Philadelphia Inquirer commentary the author questions whether Pierpont Morgan seeks wealth or dominion, suggesting his interest lies in the broader influence of “the fullness there of” rather than mere earth divides or dividends.

Pierpont Morgan Philadelphia Inquirer

Unclear fragment from Wareburg note on service tenure

Fragmentary OCR text references five years and a person named Albert with academic or professional title. Context is damaged and no definite event or outcome can be established from the readable lines.

Millions of Buttons Used Worldwide Each Year

A 1910 commodity note claims global button usage totals about 10.2 million dollars annually. It highlights vast production and widespread adoption across fashion, textiles, and manufacturing sectors. The article emphasizes the ubiquity of buttons in everyday goods and industrial goods alike.

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