Multiple World Events Parade In Brief From US Europe Asia
A sprawling roundup notes a Silver Lake bank robbery. Emperor William banquet with 10 000 officials. Frau Cosima says she will not produce Parsifal in America. Other items include a Salt Lake information bureau plan, a motor endurance record in Boston, and a Mexican rurales ambush news.
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State Bank
Silver Lake
Minn
William
Hesse-Nassau
Caneel
Cosima
Berlin
America
New York
General Bureau of Information
Salt Lake
Women’s Missionary Union
Utah Ministerial Union
Henry Caldwell
Charles ‘River
Boston
Nic
Ind
Turkish officers deny assassination claim in Beyroot shooting
Turkish officials in Constantinople notify the U S that five arrests were made at Beyroot in a shooting misnamed as an assassination of United States Vice Consul Magelssen. They say the pistol was fired at a marriage celebration and no bid for murder occurred. The Turkish dispatch notes the shooter is already in judicial hands and asserts stability at Beyroot.
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Constantinople
Porte
Lelehbman
Beyroot
William C. Magelasen
Leishman
Harpoot
Washington
Chekib Hey
United States
Magelssen
Beyfoot
Sayville
Bey Toot
Hay
Man Known By His Company He Works For
A proverb states a man is identified by the firm he serves, reflecting how career association shapes reputation and daily life in business culture.
Railroad Builder Carlisle Dead
Cincinnati mourns John Carlisle a leading citizen at 67. He helped build parts of the Ohio & Mississippi and Chatteroix railways and served as VP of the Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton railroad and trustee of the Southern railway. He engaged in coal land development and major Cincinnati business ventures.
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Carlisle
Cincinnati
John Carlisle
Ohio & Mississippi Railway
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
The
Southern Railway
Chatteroix
Ashland
Richardson
Public Debt Statement Shows August Decrease
The monthly public debt report for August 31 totals 11 307 876 065 including interest bearing debt and non interest bearing debt, with cash in treasury and outstanding certificates totaling 923 924 357 and a net decrease of 6 098 951 for the month due mainly to increased cash on hand.
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Washington
D. C
Treasury
Brazil's Big Appropriation for Exposition
The U S secretary reports to Washington that Brazil's congress and president have approved a 600000 gold appropriation for Brazil to participate in the international exposition. It is the largest single grant Brazil has ever allotted for such a display, positioning Brazil for the most extensive exhibit by any South American nation.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Washington
United States
Brazil
D. B. Thompson
Lincoln
Aguinaldo Urges Education For Filipino Youth
Aguinaldo, former revolutionary leader now backing U S policy in the Philippines, writes to his countrymen urging them to stop gambling, improve agriculture, and send their children to the public schools provided to offer educational facilities.
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Manila
Prospects of War Rumors In Japanese Papers
Victoria reports Japanese editorials on war prospects with The Mainichi noting a government loan of 100 million dollars for military use. The press editorial says the loan arrangement is believed true and ready for action.
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Victoria
B. C
Mainichi
Treasury balances report shows cash and gold reserves
Washington report lists available cash in the general fund at 233 million 450 thousand 711 dollars and gold holdings at 103 million 202 thousand 871 dollars excluding the 160 million dollar gold reserve in the redemption division.
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Treasury
Washington, D. C
Bulgarian Losses in Smilero Veveka Kilecura Fighting
Reported Turkish estimates place Bulgarian fatalities around 1,500 in recent clashes at Smilero Veveka and Kilecura near Salonica. Fighting revived August 30 and continued into the next day with Sarafoff the revolutionary leader said to have left Salonica on Tuesday.
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Salonica
Smilero
Veveka
Kilecura
Smillero
Sarafoff
Lincoln Dairy company files for incorporation in Nebraska
Articles filed with the secretary of state show Lincoln Dairy planning a 25000 capital stock. The report covers bonds issues in Sheldon, farm movement near Minden, and a wide range of state notices from grain shipping to university housing gains.
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Lin Coln Dairy Company
Sheldon
Minden
Grand Army of the Republic
Cambridge
Anna D. Schellenberg
Dodge County
Casper Schellenberg
Charles Folden
Beatrice
George Vertrees
Newton Vertrees
Beatrice Chautauqua’ Association
Burlington Road
Thomas Stolp
Antelope County
Stolp
Nouigh
Friends of
Weeping Water Academy
Congregational Church
Wesleyan University At
Lincoln
University Place
John Rush
Omaha
James Ferry
Ferry
Otoe County
Idaho
Lincoln Dairy Company
Stanton
Mortensen
Auburn Chautauqua Association
Association
A. L. Allen
A. R. Peery
Roy Langford
E. M. Tyler
William Reisenberg
State Board approves prison cell food hole plans in Lincoln
The Nebraska Board of Public Lands and Buildings met an adjourned session to assess claims. It adopted Grant’s plans for food holes in new penitentiary cells costing 78 dollars total, 60 cents per cell, with half of 126 cells to be finished this month. Tyler’s remodeling of capital grounds walks and drives was approved and bids invited. The plan includes removing steps at the corner of the state house grounds and replacing them with circular stone steps to improve aesthetics.
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Lincoln, Neb
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Penitentiary
Grant
van Dorn [Ron Works Company
Tyler
State House
Assault case in Palmyra ends with fines
The state v John Volkman of Palmyra was tried in Nebraska City county court and he was found guilty of assault on Rev Van Bertin of Palmyra. He was fined 5 dollars plus costs totaling 106.27 dollars. The case drew regional interest as it grew from the liquor traffic war in Palmyra.
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Nebraska City
John Volkman
Palmyra
County Cour
van Bertn
Cat and eagle battle ends with bird killed at home
Mrs. Ed Nichelson, while seated in her parlor west of the city, heard her cat cry out and found a large eagle attacking the cat. She seized a broom and killed the bird.
Fremont Carnival Opens With Large Crowd and Exhibitions
About 1200 people gathered at Fremont for the carnival's opening night as the week of gaieties began. Shows were not all in running order, but the tree exhibitions impressed spectators. A sizable number of grafters trailed the carnival company.
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Fremont
Carnival
Petersons Leg Broken In Farm Accident
LOUP CITY reports farmer Frank Peterson living five miles southeast fell from a load of hay and sustained a broken leg in the mishap.
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Peterson
Loup City
Frank Peterson
Albion Man Bound Over on Incest Charge
Elmer Russell of St Edward was bound over to the district court by County Judge Riley on the charge of incest in Albion Nebraska.
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Albion
Elmer Russell
St Edward
Riley
Changes at Industrial School in Kearney and surrounding towns
KEARNEY Massie Cave and Connor of the industrial school force managing families B and D left the institution Monday. James A Dallas and wife of Minden will take charge of family B. George F Day of St Paul will take charge of family D. Connor remains in Kearney for now. Cave goes to Kimball to run schools there. Leavenworth left for Omaha.
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Industrial School
Kearney
Complete Restorations After Fifteen Years of Back Pain
Mrs. P Brunzel of Everett Washington describes fifteen years of back pain and groin discomfort. After trying doctors and medicines she found relief with Deans Kidney Pills taking five boxes before a recurrence led her to another three day treatment which restored her health. A free trial offer of Deans Kidney Pills is available by mail from Foster Milburn Buffalo NY.
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P. Brunzel
Brunzel
Stock Denier
Grand Ave
Everett
Wash
Dean
United States
Foster-Milburn, Co
Buffalo
The Piano as Nerve Strain Warns Berlin Specialist
A Berlin nerve specialist claims piano study harms many girls. He reports 600 of 1000 girls who started before 14 developed a nervous issue, versus 100 of 1000 who did not study scales. He recommends delaying piano work until age 16.
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Berlin
School Savings Bank Trial Reported From Washington DC
Waldon Fawcett notes in the September St Nicholas a Washington public school experiment turning pupils into tellers and bookkeepers. The principal holds funds for safekeeping while deposits pass to a commercial bank nightly. The penny fund has risen to about two hundred dollars.
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Waldon Fawcett
St. Nicholas
Washington, D. C
Surviving Members of 1877 Electoral Commission Noted
The article notes that only three of the fifteen members remain: ex Senator Edmunds Senator Hoar and General Eppa Hunton of Virginia. The two last were selected by the House and all five justices who sat on the commission have long since died.
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Electoral Commission
Edmunds
Hoar
Eppa Hunton
Virginia
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Putnam Faceless Dyes Color Bilk Wool and Cotton
A report notes that Putnam faceless dyes are used to color wool and cotton in a single boiling. The piece remarks that some men boast of their misdeeds while denying their virtuous acts.
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Putnam
Empress of China’s 70th Birthday Plans in Beijing
The empress's 70th birthday to be celebrated in Peking with unprecedented splendor next year. Costs are expected near five million dollars with half funded by the treasury director Tshuan-lin and the rest raised by provincial mandarins holding posts under the empress.
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China
Peking
Tshuan-lin
The Match Game in Century Series Brings Village Boys Tale
Edwin L Sabin announces the September centurys third tale in the village boys series. Frederic Dorr Steele will illustrate the match between our nine and their nine with pictures of You Fat Day Billy Lunt Spunk Carey Hen Schmidt Chub Thornbury Doc Kennedy Red Conroy Hod OShea and the other nine lads.
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Edwin L. Sabin
Village
Frederic Dorr Steele
Chub Thornbury
Doc Kennedy
Red Conroy
Hod O'Shea
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Do Valenzuela
Exican Rurales
Santa Cruz
Ludwig Schmitt
Emil Mark
Heidelberg
Indianapolis Southern Railway
Indianapolis
Sullivan
Kenefick & Co
Pittsburg
Europe
American Mathematical Society
Prishtina
Servian
Dibro
Monastir
Ciceve
Coghlan
Olympia
Navy Department
Vesuviaa
George B. Wright
Ohio
Columbus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Edwin W. Sims
Bureau of Corporations
Chicago
Cook County
Liquor Dealers’ Association of
Racine
Wis
Sunside Park
Sarah F. Gardner
India
Woman's Union Missionary Society
Catskills
Miss Gardner
Great Hoyt Memorial Hospital
Scotland Yard
Liverpool
England
Chicago Yacht Club
the Public Debt Statement
Aguinaldo
General Nebraska News
TAB State AT
Rivale
State Normal Board
Normal School
Ord
Broken Bow
Rogers
W. L. Douglas
Aod
Bolton
Erie
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