Indian Chief Delivers Moving Courtroom Oration
A vivid report describes an Indian chief delivering a powerful oration in a Nebraska court. Spectators and lawyers alike watch as he pleads for his people, faces tense with emotion, and the judge allows a dramatic moment that echoes across memories of Standing Bear and the Western Indian experience.
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Liberty
Ovator
Dundy
Berar
Secon
Duar
Panea Reservation
Carl Schurz
Mig
Schurz
Straw hat season early in New York opens on warm day
A middle aged man on Fifth Avenue wore a Panama straw hat on April 30, a warm day that allowed an early start to the season. The hat appeared comfortable and appropriate, not conspicuously new, and did not draw special attention as spring fashion began.
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Gilas
Eotsmon
Janabis
Panama
Side of Servant Question in Domestic Life
A 1910s column argues for applying the Golden Rule toward servants. It contrasts drudgery of housework with the value of humane treatment, comfortable rest, and respectful working conditions, urging consideration of servants’ welfare and education.
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Alwa
Wisconsin News Roundup From Milwaukee and Beyond
A wide array of Wisconsin items reports injunctions against Milwaukee Transit and several railroad firms, a Cremation case at Appleton, land case adjournments in Shawano, inmate labor at Fort Leavenworth, and public notices from Marinette to Fond du Lac. Other notes include politics in Green Bay, labor and police matters, Odd Fellows meetings in Sheboygan, and local incidents across the state including drownings, deaths, and a lightning fatality in Birch Creek.
Spread and Picnic Chaos at School Lunch Observed
An old fashioned school lunch spread becomes a communal event with sandwiches, cookies and drinks. The article notes careful preparation and decorum, urging orderly setup to ensure all students enjoy the meal safely.
A Neat Little Frock Parade in Dark Strawberry Pink
A simple silk dress in dark strawberry pink shows a long waisted swing with wide box pleats at the front. Pleats stitched, center back fastener, neck to bust tucked folds, ponched waist, shirt-like body pleated and stitched, black silk belt at the waist, cuffs and collar faced with lace, material needs include yards of 46 inch width and silk sash.
Beauty Do s Night Air and Exercise Regimen
Fragmented advice urges keeping windows open for pure air, avoiding worn underwear to prevent skin irritation, and performing brief nightly exercises to strengthen the chest and waist. It touts habitual breathing and posture work, with guidance on early May checks and bodily routines for overall vitality.
Gold Coin Hidden in Tree Found by Huber Brothers
In Lexington township a white ash tree on Martin Miiet’s farm concealed seven 320 gold pieces within the trunk. The coins were bored into the wood and plugged, suggesting the money was hidden years ago.
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Huber Brothers
Martin Miiet
Lexington Township
Lesueur
St Paul Pioneer Press
Hale
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