Uncle Harold Gathers Stagg Baldwin Family Home
Harold Stagg Baldwin arrives to claim his late brother’s children Eleanor Silas and Harold. He offers to move them to New York, while Eleanor plans to become a teacher. Emma Stage shapes the household and contemplates schooling and social adaptation for the siblings.
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Eleanor
Silas
Harold
Vicanor
New York
Halt
Emma
Dolla
Harold Stage
Parsons
Stage
Mrs. Stage
Harold Stagg
Baldwins
Mr. Sampson
Pants and trousers bill tale rescues language lessons
The New York Times quotes Amherst College ex president Gates as a man who mixed language with thrift. A garment bill saga shows his insistence on accurate terms and a shopkeeper’s sharp pricing in a humorous exchange.
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New York Tallor
Gates
Amherst College
New York Times
Panta
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
President Gates
A Faulty Appraisement
A dialogue contrasts Mr Spriggins belief that money buys more, with an Uberal man noting the error in valuing dollars. The exchange suggests a satire on misjudging money's true worth and repeated disappointment in value.
Philosopher’s maxim on solitude vs bad company
The saying argues it is better to be alone than in bad company, but the note adds that some men are in bad company even when solitary, implying inner flaws or troubling thoughts can accompany solitude.
Nebraska in General Official Vote Gives Him Plurality
Nebraska officials confirm Charles Weston won the auditor race with 101 447 votes and a 17 487 plurality over fusion candidate Charles Q De France. Other top ticket holders include Fowler Fuller Marsh Prout and Mortensen with varied pluralities. Local notes report cattle numbers rains wheat prices and multiple civic incidents across towns.
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Charles Weston
State Board of Equalization
Mortensen
Weaston
Charles Q. de France
Weston
Fowler
Fuller
Marsh
Prout
McGilton
Mickey
Pough
Mortenmon Ipcccsieecee Ccuceues
Shes
Cnccercas Veccharesas
Pius Voctdstvevidepiwence
Brollay, Bevesasieers Sedseepyees
Edhebventas Ae
Eeseeeeseerees Sreee
Proavit
Brennan
Sewer Ree
Supreme Court Rules Nebraska Home Company Is a Lottery
The Nebraska Supreme Court, in an opinion by Justice Sedgwick, bars the Nebraska Home Company from operating in the state. The court rules the scheme is a lottery due to certificate numbering and the chance element. The quo warranto suit, led by Attorney General Prout, seeks to stop the company’s Nebraska business.
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Supreme Court
Nebraska
Sedgwick
Nebraska Home Company
Prout
Smith Leaves the State in Nebraska Case
The case of the state of Nebraska against William RK Smith was called in York County Court and dismissed at the complaining witness’s request. Smith, arrested for threatening bodily injury to Miss Nora Hilton, was released on bond with an agreement to leave the county and avoid future contact.
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Nebraska
William RK. Smith
York
Smith
Nora Hilton
Miss Hilton
Death of Cortland Farmer John Krapp Found in Barnyard
The body of 67 year old German farmer John Krapp, a bachelor from three miles southeast of Cortland, was found in his barnyard. The coroner ruled death due to apoplexy. no inquest was held. He had lived in the area for 35 years.
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G. W. Ware
Mullen
Mickey
Gage County
Waverly
St. Paul
Mra
Anna Keppel
Plattsmouth
Joseph Fisher
Clinton
Wahoo
Scott
Ord
D. C
Edwin Moody
Red Cloud
Lincoln
Nickerson
H. J. Sidner
W. J. Courtright
L. M. Keene
Fremont
John Krapp
Cortland
Live Stock Market Report from South Omaha Cattle Sale
Cattle market slow and uneven with some price drops and limited demand. Cows and feeder stock weaker, range cows and western stockers slow, while stocker and feeder prices mostly shade lower. Sheep quotations list ranges for yearlings, wethers, ewes, and lambs with slight variations, noting good fed stock selling about 2.50 higher than top grassers.
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Omaha
Kansas City Live Stock Market Snapshot
Cattle prices show mixed trends with cows weak and lower, stockers steady, and other cattle down. Hogs slide with most sales near 4.10 to 6.20, while sheep and lambs ease to lower ranges, native and western lambs around 5.0 to 6.0, ewes and wethers also softening.
Venezuelan Protest Over Fantome Entry Near Orinoco
Caracas reports say the Venezuelan government protested the British sloop Fantome at the Orinoco River entrance, claiming a breach of sovereignty. General Velantini discusses campaigns against Barcelona and Ciudad Bolivar with President Castro as Senor Garrido predicts rapid occupation with little opposition.
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Caracas
Fantome
Velantini
Castro
Barcelona
Qiudad Bolivar
Senor Garrido
Philippines
Rolando
Guanare
Zamora
English Trades Delegates Visit American Industry Tour
The twenty three delegates of British trades organizations on an inspection tour of the United States arrived in Pittsburg and were met by Isbor leaders. They visited Homestead and viewed the Carnegie steel plant and will tour furnaces foundries mills and glass factories during their stay.
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Pittsburg
United States
Isbor
Homestead
Carnegie Company
Switchmen Get a Raise on Michigan Central Railroad
DETROIT Mich General Superintendent L Hommedin announced a pay raise from 1 to 4 cents an hour for switchmen on the Michigan Central railroad in the Detroit Chicago yards and Michigan junction points effective December 1. The raise affects about 5600 workers and adds roughly $6000 to the monthly payroll.
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Detroit
Mich
L’hommedin
Michigan Central Railroad
Chicago
Michigan
Sub Treasury Transfers Funds to San Francisco
New York reports the sub treasury wired 250000 dollars by telegraph to San Francisco on Friday for cash transfer purposes.
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Treasury
New York
Sub-Treasury
San Francisco
Form Alleged Cigar Trust in Charleston West Virginia
A charter was issued in Charleston to the United States Cigar company of Wilmington Delaware with a capital of 6 5 million dollars. The new firm is linked to a national dispute where Omaha and other cities tobacconists include the Cigar Dealers Association of America. They allege the company is a offshoot of the tobacco trust.
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Cigar Trust
Charleston
W. Va
United States Cigar Company
Wilmington
Del
Omaha
Cigar Dealers’ Association of America
Ia Io
Tobacco Trust
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