New Sheridan Plant Planned by Electric Light and Traction Co
Officials announce an electric plant of several thousand horsepower will be built near Spevidan on the Tongke river, costing about 650000 and serving mines and cities with power. Construction expected to start soon and complete by November. In Basin a separate report states a Mexican herder died of probable poisoning after a food-related incident, a companion injured but later recovered.
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Sheridan youths receive $775 from Pullton Palace car company
Miss Mary Colby, a 15 year old Sheridan girl, received $775 from the Pullton Palace car company as compensation for a broken finger suffered last August when a window shattered, catching her hand.
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What Lights Apt Lamp Of Firefly
Manhattan Kans July 6 The aft lamp of the firefly is under study by Prof J O Hamilton of the State Agricultural College. He and Prof T Hamilton contend the firefly yields more light per energy than Edison’s work through a unique oxygenation process of waste products. They aim to determine the method by summer’s end.
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County Warrants Payment Date Notice
All county warrants issued from October 1, 1908 to November 30, 1909 presented and stamped will be paid at the county treasurer's office on July 12, 1910 or as soon thereafter as possible. Interest will cease on that date.
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Drowned Baby in Mud at Farm Pond
Carl Richie aged one, son of Homer Richie, drowned this afternoon in a stock pond at Albert Atlinon’s farm. His feet were stuck in mud at the pond bottom, and he likely smothered while trying to free them. He was alone. his mother reported his long absence and a search by his brother. Homer Riette is a wealthy prominent local farmer.
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Class Recitals at Carnegie Library
Two public pupil recitals at Carnegie Library mark the close of the class season led by Mrs. J Lovett Rockwell. The Juniors will perform in a program this week as part of the school year’s end activities.
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Two Midshipmen Die For Woman at Annapolis
In Annapolis Maryland on July 6 two midshipmen Sherman M. Nason of Newport Rhode Island and Grisby E. B. Thomas of Union Point Georgia died while trying to rescue a companion Mrs Joseph Bowyer from the bodies of the dead near hers.
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Friday Evening Recital and Prizes Awarded
Friday evening at 8 oclock three prizes will be awarded. The advance class gives their recital Saturday at 4 oclock. No admission charge and all interested in the classes are invited. Several good numbers on each program promise high quality entertainment.
Portraits and Praise From Mark Twain Photo Session
Sir Benjamin Stone, famed British parliamentary photographer, discusses his portrait of Mark Twain. Twain cites the irony of being photographed in parliament though not a member, joking about not being photographed in congress. He reflects on aging and the “monuments of antiquity” in the Strand essay.
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Conservative Chinaman Clings to Ancient Farming Ways
A World Magazine excerpt mocks attempts to modernize agriculture among Chinese farmers. It portrays Chinaman as deeply conservative, wary of new ideas, and resistant to improved wooden plows seen along the Yangtze River, preferring tradition over innovation.
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Reclamation Act upheld on water rights in federal ruling
The US Court of Appeals sustained a Idaho district court decision for the government in Burley v United States. The ruling confirms the interior secretary may acquire lands and waters by condemnation for reclamation projects and may extend private water rights needed for federal works. It affects the $20 million appropriation and allows work to resume pending final legal outcomes. A race segment mentions start and finish constraints in Chicago and New York.
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Sun Burn Relief Ad Sold By Paints Pharmacy
An ad promotes Hazel Cold Cream as a remedy for sun burn, sold at Paints Pharmacy. The note frames the product as state news and highlights its availability through “Leader” publication channels.
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Accidental Shooting Kills Daughter in New Jersey
A New Jersey man Herman Tabi bulan, superintendent at the Persian court home of Hagazoug Topakyan, unintentionally shot his daughter Mabel Tania old at Morristown. While walking with a gun under his arm a twig hooked the trigger and discharged, fatally wounding the child who stood just steps behind him.
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Muggly Schoel Knocks Out Kid Banks in Sixth Round
Leadville July 6. Muggay Schoel of Cheyenne KO'd Kid Banks of Redelité in the sixth round of a ten round bout at Kobehts of Labor hall. Banks fought well, but Schoel delivered a decisive blow to the jaw that toppled Banks. Schoel showed heavier, stranger blows while Banks pressed the pace late but Schoel found the vital spot in rounds five and six.
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Proposed Aeroplane Rules Revealed by Chicago Post
Chicago readers learn seven rules for governing a proposed air route from Chicago to New York. The Chicago Post, in partnership with the New York Times, outlines the regime and sets a penalty of 25 000 dollars for violations. The contest to begin in Chicago on October 1 aims to attract entrants and set several performance records.
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Lady Suffolk Comments on Suffrage in Chicago Visit
Lady Suffolk and her husband the Earl of Sutfolte arrived in Chicago to discuss prize debts and social topics. She opposes woman suffrage saying she believes in babies and not votes, a remark the couple made amid questions about suffragettes and public opinion.
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Pitcher Foxen Ruled Late For Jersey City Salary Claim
The national Commission ruled Philadelphia pitcher W A Foxen was late to settle a salary claim advanced by Jersey City while Foxen played for that club. The decision was handed down in Philadelphia on October 6.
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Palace Pharmacy Promotes Henkoin Almond Lotion Cure Claims
Palace Pharmacy markets Henkoin Almond Lotion asserting it cures Ta and freckles. The promotional note invites readers to try the product.
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