Colorado Springs Wins in slugging protest
Colorado Springs rode a six run first inning to a 10 to 5 victory over the Union Pacifics in a fast game marked by nine hits for the visitors and ten for the locals. Errors and standout catches highlighted the contest observed by a small crowd in the league matchup.
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Colorado Springs
Union Pacifics
Diamond
Pendergraft
Gaston
Gastoni
Colorado
Margott
Blaine Kitzmiller
Cope
Burman
North Platte
Fall Hardware and Supplies Price List
A historical price list itemizes hardware and pantry goods with quantities and per unit costs. Items include barbed wire salves and galvanized hardware. cooking and binding cloth. nails and staples. saws braces and rivets. pails and gunpowder. cartridges and shotgun shells. and store hours noting evening openings. Contains numerous brand and gauge specifications alongside unit prices.
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Baker
Cveaeey
Maydale Hammer
Sgeseeens
Meteain Ae
Petres
Questions Before the Navy Board on Schley Campaign
The article outlines the main questions before the Navy Board of Inquiry appointed by Secretary Long at Rear Admiral Schley’s request. It asks about Schley's conduct during the Santiago campaign his efforts to capture or destroy the Colon on entering Santiago harbor the ranges of ships during the harbor batteries attack and the Spanish fleet inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cienfuegos
Santiago
Santiago Harbor
Schley
Brooklyn
Hobson
Key West
Navy Board of Inquiry
Secretary Long
Fair Opens at Bayard as New School Stands Tall
The Cheyenne county fair begins in Bayard with the town boasting a new two story 44 by 52 foot school building. In Lowell the Burlington railroad reopens the station after months of closure due to business growth. A barber in Scotts Bluff named Miller hears of McKinley’s death and is said to have fled when confronted by an Alliance reception with rope.
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J. W. Abbot
Julesburg
Hershey
James Wilson
St. Louis
Dora Goodwin
Belvidere
J. K. Eshelman
Kate Sullivan
Nichols
Wisconsin
Mickelsen
Garnett
Rock Island
Inl
Mr. Mickelsen
Omaha
Roy Robinson
Geneva
Anna Schwaiger
North Platte
C. Trovillo
Jennie Ware
North Platts
Bayard
Burlington Railroad
Lowell
Scotts Bluffa
Miller
McKinley
Alliance
Nebraska news highlights and local incidents
Nebraskas corn crop is valued at 25.4 million dollars. Bellevue hosts the first white settlement, named by a Spaniard. Sribner farmers borrow 700 pounds to finish the Farmers Telephone line. Cherry County farmers store water in cisterns for drought. A Bancroft ball game closes all town businesses. Coyotes kill sixty chickens near Caldwell Scotts Bluff. Tamora post office theft nets over 1000 in cash and notes. Maggie Bird, 12, nearly dies after hair catches in a canning factory shifter.
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Nebraska
Bellevue
Farmer's Telephone Company
Sribner
Cherry County
O'Neill
Bancroft
Caldwell
Scotts Bluffs County
Bargain Pantry Prices From Bee Grocery Ad
A list of fixed price items from the Bee grocery issue shows cents per item including Snider's Catsup, Searchlight Matches, Gold Dust, Sapolio, Yeast, Sugar, Kerosene, coffee brands, vinegars, and patent flour. Store hours extend to 8 PM.
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Dbeedhea Hare Hs Segane
Are & Hammer
Dwight's Soda
Walter Bakers
Kingsford
Vee Arbuckle
Vores
Ryan
Iavne
Er Ensass
Gothenburg
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Thers
C. A. Howe
M. A
Joseph Hershey
Locust Street
North Platte, Neb
John Bratt
John Bratt & CO
ER. Coodman
North Platte, Nebraska
Oor
Lamixz
Schmalzrie
D’s
The
North Platte Pharmacy
Sherwin & Williams
A. F. Streitz
Vanderbilt
W. K. Vanderbilt
Anawne
New York Central Company
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
A. Gregg
Willard
Meil Earth
Warner's Furniture Store
Ida Lucas
Springfield, Lr
A. B Yates
Oscar Lock
Schley Board of Inquiry
Wesitern Nebraska News
State News
Tamora
Maggie Bird
Nebraska City
Eureka
Reese
Aloe
Standard Oil
C. Newman
Wm. Gaunt
Yost
Yellow Front Shoe Hospital
GEO. Tekulve
J. F. Fillion
Ngygle Repairing
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