Travelers' Protective association to hold annual convention in Buffalo
The next annual convention of the Travelers' Protective association will be held in Buffalo New York. Other items note revolutions within the Royal Arcanum and the Switchmen's Union of North America failing to move its headquarters to Omaha.
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Travelers’ Protective Association
Buffalo
W. BR
Jotham
Tennessee
Switchmen's Union of North America
Omaha
Edward Boyle
New York
Joon
McKinley
Edward
Alfonso
Spain
Baron Burlen
Budapest
Parthen
Hungary
Newark
Margaret ©. Orr
Margaret Smith
Annie Smith
Minnesota Census Bureau
United States Military Academy
West Point
Baron Alphonse Rothschild
Secur
Rothschild House
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Paris
Vicomtesse D'Aquado
Eugenie
Chihuahua
Mexico
Enrique Creel
United States
Aspiroz
Chicago Street Railway
Solace
San Francisco
Hitchcock
Grady
San Francisco Examiner
Western Pacific Railroad
Bank. Org
Baron Rosen
Russia
Washington
Cleveland Electric Railroad Company
Johnson
Bertha
Rio Grande
Seville
Three kinds of baking powder ingredients explained
The article explains three bases for baking powders Mineral Acid or Alum Bone Acid or Phosphate and Cream of Tartar derived from grapes Each has different health implications and price ranges with Cream of Tartar valued as the safest and most expensive It urges consumers to choose powders based on the ingredient type and health considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Office
Deplorable Points and Everyday Proverb Warnings
A collection of pithy maxims warning against judgment and rash actions. Advises against judging by appearances, running up debt, disciplining children harshly, and misreading neighbors concerns while noting practical cautions about life, money, time, and love.
Dyspeptic Philosophy Tidbits and Truths
A collection of wry maxims on lawyers cynics and human nature. It wryly notes necessity and patching quarrels, conscience as a quiet guide, milk of human kindness, aging versus learning, and tombstone inscriptions. One man blurts truth then withdraws.
Sexes in Mutual Distrust Opinion Note
A brief cantankerous remark from Bachange on gender relations. Women distrust men beyond sight and men likewise distrust women, calling the situation very bad and sad with no clear blame.
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Bachange
Cure for Child's Itching Rash Prompts Ontario Letter
A family in Jasper Ontario describes a three month old boy plagued by a severe itchy watery rash. After ineffective efforts, one application of Cutleura soothed him and a full cure followed. The note, signed by Mrs M C Maitland, highlights cleanliness as vital yet jokes about laundry near a church.
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Maitland
Jasper
Ontario
Supreme Court Rules on Negligence in Troyer Case
The Nebraska Supreme Court upholds a prior ruling in the cCBn&Q RR vs Troyer case. It finds evidence shows actionable negligence by the railroad contributed to injuries while Troyer rode a stock shipper pass toward the caboose, with Judge Barnes dissenting on lack of negligence proof.
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Supreme Court
Ccbn&q RR KR
David C. Troyer
Hamilton County
Barnes
Troyer
Ita Freight Trina
Barker Must Hang for Webster County Double Murder
Lincoln reports the supreme court overruled the motion for a rehearing by Frank Barker as to a Webster County double murder. The execution date is set for June 16 between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Barker remains isolated and despondent in custody.
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Lincoln
Supreme Court
Frank Barker
Webster County
Barker
Man and woman have gone scandal rocks Beatrice region
Beatrice sheriff and deputies search for Frank Hanscom and Mrs Etta Ortman both married and living north of Beatrice after eloping. They arrived separately, vanished together, and a reward is offered. The couple previously created a scandal a year ago before returning to their families.
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Frank Hanscom
Ortman
Beatrice
Trude
Etta Ortman
Large Cattle Shipment Heads to Chicago Market
A special freight train carrying twenty six cars of fat cattle departed Stanton for the Chicago market. The shipment is owned by Louis Smithberger Ed Zilmer and Horton and Chace.
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Stanton
Louis Smithberger
Ed Zilmer
Horton & Chace
Chicago
Beloit man given three year sentence for grand larceny
Harvey Beloit Ainsworth pleaded guilty in district court to grand larceny for breaking into the residence of Rev. Mr. Tainter at Long Pine weeks ago and stealing clothing and 27 dollars in cash.
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Ainsworth
Harvey Beloit
Beloit
Mr. Tainter
Long Pine
Large Catalpa Grove Grows on Auburn Farm
Ubben of Auburn-Wallrich receives praise from the national forestry bureau for information on the catalpa grove south of town. Frank G. Miller of Washington asked about the grove. The site is among the largest artificial groves in the country and was inspected last year by government officials who measured the trees and documented growth.
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Auburn
Wallrich Ubben
Bureau of Forestry Department
Frank G. Miller
Washington
Abben
Gift to Doane College Prompts Jubilation on Campus
Doane College in Crete rejoiced as a $10,000 gift was announced by James Whitcomb of Worcester Massachusetts during a band concert. The donation, prompted by President Perry's solicitation, will fund the erection and equipment of the main conservatory on the campus.
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Doane College
Crete
York franchise granted for gas plant and rural mail route start
The notice lists a York gas plant franchise approval and a new rural mail route from Palmyra. It also covers local events including school activities at Glenover Gage County and county clerks reporting injuries and court actions across several towns.
Bristow outlines Panama Canal progress and health myths
Bristow states engineers estimate ten years to complete the Panama project with 60 work trains daily and a growing force of about 6,000 workers. He notes a heavy rainfall risk, ongoing steam shovel additions, and that yellow fever fears are overstated compared with pneumonia risks in New York. Most laborers are Jamaica nationals, with American managers guiding the work.
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Bristow
Washington
Ist
Culebra
Joseph L. Bristow
Panama Canal
Panama
New York
Lett Is Commander Of G. A. R. In Grand Island Contests
Grand Army of the Republic elects John Lett of York as commander in a spirited Grand Island vote. Other officers named include J. R. Maxin, J. E. Durham, and W. H. Johnson with resolutions favoring Lincoln encampments and reunions. Delegates to the national encampment at Denver were chosen: Hoagland, Brother, Askwith, Burwell, McCain, Wambaugh, Hobbs, and Randall.
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York
Denver
J. 8S
Hoagland
North Platte
Ferdinand Brother
Beatrice
W. 8. Askwith
Grand
Aland
J. W. Burwell
Juniata
H. C. McCain
Plattemouth
J. B
Wambaugh
Kearney
J. H. Hobb
Omaha
R. R. Randall
Denver Plans for 60000 at Grand Army Encampment
Denver's Grand Army of the Republic executive committee, with Commander in Chief W. W. Blackmar, announced arrangements to house 60000 visitors for the national encampment next September. An estimated 125000 visitors are expected, with pledges sought for lodging and a program of events for veterans and guests. Hotel rates will stay at standard levels during the encampment.
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Denver
Colo
Grand Army of the Republic
W. W. Blackmar
Reform Church Synod Settles Form of Government
Allentown Pa report on the Reformed church general synod ending debate over Presbyterian versus Congregational governance. The committee on the new synodialization proposed that charges be rearranged only after consulting affected consistories. An amendment making class action final by two thirds vote was approved nearly unanimously.
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Allentown
General Synod of
The
Reformed Church
G. W. Richards
Philip Vollmer
Clagsea
Dr. Richards
Bryan Asked to Appear for Probate Hearing
In New Haven Connecticut Judge Cleaveland was asked by Judge Henry Stoddard counsel for Mrs Bennett to summon W J Bryan to appear at the hearing on his account as administrator of the estate of Philos Bennett of New Haven and New York. Bryan’s counsel did not object and the hearing will be arranged for his presence when possible.
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Ufe
Mr. Bryan
New Haven
Conn
Cleaveland
Henry Stoddard
Bennett
W. J. Bryan
Philos. Bannett
New York
Bryan
Test of Good Breeding on an Angry Man
A fragment notes a test of breeding by observing a man’s behavior when angered. It suggests genuine breeding is shown under stress, beyond pleasant manners when circumstances are easy.
Railroads and Progress in an Expanding Nation
Professor Hugo R Meyer testifies before the Senate on May 4 arguing rail expansion fueled industrial growth across the West and East, and that Interstate Commerce Commission regulation risks replacing statesmanlike rate policy with bureaucratic limits that miss large-scale economic shifts. The history shows western agricultural growth enabled eastern manufacturing, with value shifts creating overall national progress.
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Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Washington
Hugo R. Meyer
Chicago University
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Seaboard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Europe
New England
West
East
Wealth and Happiness: The Appeal of Money
A reflection on how many people believe wealth brings ease and better prospects, even as happiness remains elusive. The quip contrasts material riches with elusive inner contentment and social perception.
Defiance Starch Claims Long-Lasting Strength and Value
An advertisement touts Defiance Starch as more flexible lasting and reliable than rival brands. It promises better results and up to one third more product for a similar price, appealing to cost conscious shoppers.
Franks and Impudence Cited in Moral Maxim
A proverb notes that what some deem frankness is perceived as impudence by others. The statement contrasts personal intention with public perception and warns about social consequences of blunt behavior.
Cowardly to Speak Behind a Man’s Back
A fragment warns that speaking ill of a man behind his back is as cowardly as confronting him openly. The line contrasts gossip with direct confrontation.
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Cutiura
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Baker
Palmyra
Glenover
Gage County
Colfax
Mary Vincent
William Neal
Peru
Grand Island Baseball Club
Opera House
Southeastern Fruit Growers’ Association
Bob Moore
Humboldt
Beatrice Volunteer Fire Department
B. E B. Dill
Johnson County
EB. H. Barbour
G. E. Condra
Sisson
William V. Allen
George Fahnstein
Plattsmouth
Snyder
Fahnstein
Plattamonthrom Tlinois
Burlington
Missouri River
Savannah
Willam Jones
Otoe County
Cass County
Lancaster County
Missouri Penitentiary
Eaton
Taylor and Burwell
Aan
Sand Hill
Sarpy County
Henry Fricke
Fricke
Grand Island
Jacob Windnagel
Reformed Church Synod
Railroads and Progress
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