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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1908

Page

8

Nebraska Election Signals Democratic Edge Nationwide

Lincoln and Omaha delivered strong Democratic gains for Bryan and Shallenberger in a surprise result that could swing Nebraska’s governor race and state legislature. Early tallies show Bryan leading by around 8 000 statewide, with Shallenberger elected governor by a similar margin. Republicans challenge in several congressional and legislative contests.

Lincoln Nebraska Bryan Shallenberger Lanchester County Taft Omaha Pollard Flist Hinshaw Hitchcock Boyd Congress Latta Republican State Committee T. S. Allen Democratic State Central Committee Shahlenberger Shaillenberger Minnesota St. Paul Day Democratic State Committee Brown Jacobson Johnson Minneapolis John A. Johnson Bilt Baltimore Mudd Pearce

Reaper Race That Made Whiteley A Harvest Legend

In early harvesting days William K. Whiteley famed as the “Charlemagne of the harvest field” wowed crowds with feats at Jamestown Ohio in 1867. He pulled a reaper with his own strength, earning millions in ten minutes and sparking the first major consolidation in the harvester industry with Benjamin Warder.

William WW. Whiteley HH. N. Casson William K. Whiteley School of Agriculture Bill Whiteley Horace Ohio Whiteley Jamestown Tia Hercules Benjamin H. Warder Warder Harvester

Calms and creatures rise after violent sea upheaval near Cape Horn

A sailing ship amid a rare calm near Cape Horn experiences a violent shock lasting about thirty seconds. The sea turns lead colored and oily, masts snap, and numerous fish dash to the surface followed by many whales, cows and sharks. The ocean remains unsettled for hours before normal winds restore the voyage. A separate museum scene shows artillerymen examining Melasomer's 1807 Frriendland painting at the Metropolitan museum.

Cape Horn New York Press

Boiler leaks as family rushes to fixes in Brooklyn Life

A playful domestic scene shows a mother telling Johnnie about a leaking boiler and a busy household. The dialogue hints at a day at home with chores, dinner plans, and missing helpers. The piece captures urban family life with humor and everyday pressures.

Johnnie Johnale

Big Difference in Trot Between Homes

A Yonkers Statesman cartoon caption contrasts Mrs Crimsonbeak and Mr Crimsonleak with a joke that there is only one tongue between two homes, noting the oddity of harmonious horse teams versus discord in marriage.

Fragmentary Quote on Private Action and Public Consequences

A fragment quotes Tovee on private action and public consequence. The text suggests individuals or events influence outcomes, with emphasis on personal responsibility and societal impact.

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