Various local incidents and notices in Beatrice and district
Elevator at Table Rock ready for roof work. Lowe family connection through Beatrice. Philippine service for Emery Lowe. Fulton and Powers acquire local abstract business with Farlow relocating to Boulder. Theft at Murphey lunch counter. $10 taken. Jack Heasty bitten by dog showing hydrophobia, sent to Chicago. A. H. Phillips injured by dynamite blast. Cement workers Brazee family in Seward owe debts. legal attachment. Jonderegge couple touring Europe return to Heiden Switzerland. West Point bonds sold favorably to Neligh. Gutch hired for Plattsmouth Masonic home plans and expansion. Arthur Garney, Annapolis cadet. Joseph Richards of Beatrice jailed for insanity. wife divorced. Tramp killed near North Platte. dismembered body found. Gannon accident in Fremont. surgery. Beatrice boys caught with counterfeit chips in Plattsmouth area. Fritz Ricker injured in runaway near Tecumseh. dragged a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Carl Jonderegge
Europe
Heiden
Switzerland
America
West ‘Point
W T. S. Neligh
Gutch
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Mland
Arthur Garney
W. W. Baxhey
Kearney
Government Naval Academy
Annapolis
Swedish Army Needs Force 10 V Proposals Says King Oscar
The King Oscar states there is no war plan against Norway while urging acceptance of Power 10 proposals. He declares no son or grandson will rule over the revolutionaries and emphasizes constitutional reform within Sweden.
Mob Lynching in Watkinsville Ga Leaves Eight Prisoners Dead
A masked mob burst into the Watkinsville jail and hanged eight prisoners within 200 yards of the jail. Seven were riddled by bullets. one, Joe Patterson, survived by feigning death. The victims included both black and white men implicated in earlier crimes including murder and attempted assault. The jailer was forced to unlock cells as townsfolk awoke to the scene. No further trouble is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkinsville
Lewis Robertson
Rich Robinson
Sandy Price
Juilor
Joe Patterson
Patterson
Oconee County
Price
Welden Dooley
Swedish mobilization order tied to Norway settlement talks
King Oscar defends veto of Norway Sweden consular bill and says no son or grandson will ever sit on Norwegian throne. AP reports mobilization intended to back the settlement proposal by the Norwegian Storthing, with a confidential royal audience granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Associated Press
Riksdag
Oscar
Royal Palace
Norway
United States
Stortbing
Storthings
Storthing
Kingdom of
Sweden
Japanese battleship Katori launched at Barrow
Princess Arisugawa of Japan and her husband the prince attended as Barrow hosted the launch of the battleship Katori. The 16 400 ton vessel carries 2 100 tons of coal, contracts speed eighteen and a half knots, and features nine inch side armor. About ten thousand spectators watched as pigeons were released from a balloon on the bow for peace and goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arisugawa
Japan
Barrow
Republican River Flood Destroys Stock in Nebraska Town
BLOOMINGTON Neb. The Republican River rose higher than any historical record due to heavy rains. A farmer C E Moffet lost about 140 hogs as floodwaters covered the area from the railroad to the bluffs, with widespread stock losses reported along the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Bloomington
Neb
C. E. Moffet
Yale President Reports Rockefeller Gift and Large Endowment
Yale President Hadley announced at an alumni dinner that John D. Rockefeller gave 1 million dollars to the university. He cited total gifts of 2.8 million from recent donors, with the Rockefeller gift to be invested as endowment and income used for current expenses. donors' names were not public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Conn
Hadley
Yale
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Niolate
Officials Held Meetings at Printer’s Home Amid GPO Probe
Washington investigators reported that three top government printing office officials held multiple conferences at the home of a type-setting machine company president from whom the GPO bought equipment. It also found that two GPO employees and two spouses bought stock in the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Government Printing Office
Hail Storm Lays Waste to Grand Forks Area
Terrific hailstorms swept a section of the state causing extensive damage. Hailstones as large as hens eggs rained for ten to fifteen minutes. In Grand Forks several thousand dollars worth of windows shattered. Shade trees stripped and garden truck torn to pieces. No statewide reports available yet.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Two Governors Surrender in Warrant Fraud Indictment
Governor D. KK Johnston of the Chickasha nation and ex Governor Palmer H Moseley surrendered to federal officials amid alleged warrants frauds and posted bonds of 2500 dollars each. Treasurer William T Ward, who served when the warrants were issued, also surrendered. Warrants reportedly issued for several other prominent men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
J. T
D. KK. Johnston
Chickasha Nation
Palmer H. Moseley
William T. Ward
Ataxia Sufferer Finds Cure in Four Months
Edward H. Ariel of Amesbury Mass recounts four years of paralysis from locomotor ataxia after malaria from the Spanish American War. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring full health in four months and urges others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Ariel
Hth Regiment
M.V.M
Chickamauga
Edward H. Ariel
Powow Street
Amesbury
Mass
Temperatures at Suriname region show extreme ranges
The article notes Surinam's Sur inam location with extreme temps, claiming summer averages 78 and winter at 7734 degrees. It quotes Sir Frederick Treves arguing alcohol is a poison and should be restricted like other poisons. It also covers social quirks about credit, gender roles, and fashion tips on posture and chest elevation through exercises.
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Surinam
Frederick Treves
Edward VII
Chinese wedding rites expose bride to taunts and foot ritual
The text describes uninvited guests at a Chinese marriage ridiculing the bride with harsh sayings about her obedience and behavior. They test her temper with remarks about tea and obedience, culminating in the bride being made to stand on an inverted cup to display her small feet.
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Keten
Curious preacher credits Grape-Nuts with better sleep and digestion
A warning preaches the benefits of Grape-Nuts after indigestion and sleepless nights. He states six months of use eased distress, improved sleep, and quieted nerves after Sabbath duties. Postum Co. of Battle Creek endorses the product with the Road to Wellville note.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Mutiny Ended as Potemkin Bombardment Unfolds
Reports from Odessa say firing ceased as the battleship Kniaz Potemkine blockaded the port and mutiny details emerged. Six officers were murdered, eight sailors freed, others captured. Rioting and work stoppages spread to Cronstadt with casualties reported. Dispatches cite harbor destruction and naval tensions across Odessa, Libau, and the Baltic fleets.
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Washington
Heenan
Odessa
State Department
Kniaz Potemkine
ST. Petersburg
Cronstadt
Cronstadsp
London
Lloyd’s
Evening Standard
Odassa
Kuiay Potemkine
Black
Meyer
Mt. Petersburg
Libau
Kaya
Baltic
Black Sea
Treasury Balances Show General Fund Cash Figures
Treasury balances report available cash and gold reserve figures for the general fund. The division of redemption notes $140,429,2415 in cash and gold reserve totals are given, with a separate $150,000,000 gold reserve noted in the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Phillipsburg Tornado Ravages City as Hail Falls
Reports describe a tornado sweeping Phillipsburg Kansas with a mile and a half path and total destruction. Hailstones as large as fifteen inches shattered property while debris and hay and water were hurled across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipsburg
Phillipssborg
Kas
Peace Envoys Named for Washington August Meeting
President Roosevelt announced Russia and Japan appoint plenipotentiaries to meet in Washington by early August. Russian delegates Muravieff and Rosen travel to the United States while Japanese envoys Komura and Takahira carry full peace-making powers.
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Cunnt Cassini
Baron Komura
Kogoro Takahira
United States
Loeb
Muravieff
Rosen
Buror Komura
Takahira
Russia
Japan
Roosevelt
St Petersburg
Tokio
Vost
Hhis
Empero
Jet Wussia
St. Petersburg
Washington
Baron Rosen
Count Cassini
Wuraviett
United S Utes
Baron Ikomura
Flood Submerges Town Leaving Buildings Washed Away
A flood devastated a town washing away many buildings and contents. Eighteen people were affected with sixteen Mexicans among the dead. the disaster left much of the town submerged and caused significant property loss.
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Acvas
Unclear fragmentary report on wartime labor strikes in Hawaii
An incomplete account discusses wartime labor tensions in Hawaii with mention of Japanese workers on strike and potential troop deployment. The damaged text blends references to the labor situation, rationing, and possible government actions, but lacks coherent details or dates.
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Washington
Hawai
United States
Fragmented medical note on torturing symptoms and treatment
A garbled OCR fragment describes severe head and skin ailments with references to cures and symptoms. It mentions crumbling or crusting of the head, dimples, and intense distress alongside parental involvement and a questionable “Thai Soup” remedy.
Fragmented Recipe Fragment Noted Incoherent Text
The readable portions describe making a poos or pudding with boiling water and a pastry step involving soaking, mixing with sap and sugar, then rinsing and setting. The text is garbled with incomplete words and unclear sequence, lacking concrete measurements or tools.
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Kutterbeld ‘& Co
Table Rock
City Tracke
Emery
Lowe
J. A. Lowe
Philippine Islands
Fulton & Powers of
C. OC. Farlow & Co
Farlow
Boulder, Co
Murphey
Little
Jack’ _Heasty
John Heasty
Fairbury
Chicago
A. H. Phillips
Brazee
Seward
Tuwo
Conner
Joseph Richards
bin Z
Fail
Iowa
Union Pacific
Gen
Dee
Northlatte
Gannon
W. P. Gannon
Fremont
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Oakland
Brateman
F. Simon
Oak
Ion
Emerson
Gering & Co
Fritz Ricker
Tecumseh
King Oscar Grants
Revolutioniats
Georgia
Kniaz Poteyrin
Melely
Cit
Great Northern
James An
Runle
Nounces
BY Are Tovacy
Meron Komurasana
Miniaterakahira
Meta Rte
Diise
Tadespou
Unia
Vital Rapan Rss
Tin Haee Behoolroom
Ad i Tec & Avery
Alabastine Rand Rapids, Mich
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