Papal appointees and European notes in brief
The pope names Rev. James O Reilly to Fargo North Dakota and Rev. F M Fallon to London Canada. Vienna Reichsrat ends long session after a rule change. Peary reacts to Copenhagen on Cook pole claim. Hanotaux urges Franco American ties and US Pacific balance. Buenos Aires sets building for American rail exhibitors. Tolstoi publisher jailed in St Petersburg. Spitter expelled from Panama. Interstate Commerce orders Omaha & Council Bluffs rate cut. Taft to address farmers in Lincoln. Central bank fear linked to Standard Oil. Marine disasters and US Life Saving Service aid noted. Omaha corn show attendance and other short items.
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James O'Reilly
St. Anthony of Padua
Minneapolis
Robert B. Peary
Copenhagen
University of Copenhagen
United States
Pacific
Europe
Buenos Ayres
St. Petersburg
Tolstoi
W. G. Spitter
Astor House
Colon
Otori
Panama Territory
Magdalena
Jamaica
New York
Ubaldia
Panama Canal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Omaha & Council Bluffs
Willard
B. & O. Railroad
Taft
Farmers’ National Congress
Lincoln
Leslie M. Shaw
Central Bank
Standard Oil Company
United States Ife Saving Service
Southern Railway
Greensboro
Omaha
Senator Burkett
Nebraska
Hull
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Sti Paul
Burkett
Brown
David Co. Hughes
Hughes
Red Cloud
Pine Ridge
Supreme Court of
Washington
Resignation of Zelaya draws mixed reactions abroad
The report of President Zelaya's resignation in Nicaragua drew evident satisfaction at the state department while no administration official would comment. Other items note war department spending proposals of about 94.8 million, Hawaii’s protest against liquor prohibition, plans for a 1913 emancipation proclamation centennial commission, Masons’ Mount Vernon wreath, and leadership shifts in the army and judiciary.
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Zelaya
Nicaragua
State Department
War Department
House Committee On
House
Hawaii
Congress
George Washington
Alexandria-Washington
Alexandria-Washington Lodge of Masons
Mount Vernon
Leonard Wood
Department of the East
Army
Interior
Richard A. Ballinger
Guggenheim
Land Office
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Yosemite National Park
California
Major
Forsythe
Secretary ‘of the Interior
Serai
Nebraska Exposition Honors and Big Corn Prize Wins
Nebraska leads in national corn prizes with Douglas county winning the Robinson trophy for best county exhibit. Winners include Henry Seltz De Soto for best ten ears dent corn and Aye Bros Blair for yellow dent corn, with awards across multiple grain categories and zones, reflecting strong state and regional performance.
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Douglas County
Nebraska
Robinson Seed Company
Waterloo
Omaha
William Lonerson
Florence
Yelow Dent
Henry Seltz
de Sota
Aye Broz
Blair
Harry Seltz
Roland Smith
de Sot
Arles Gram
Bennington
Charles J Brush
Auburn
Otto Zelb
Papillion
de Soto
Joseph M. Welk
Humphrey
Charles J. Brush
H. H. Rahit
Francis Seltz
da Sota
Edward Weeth
Gretna
F. J Dolezel
Morse Bluff
Charlie Paasch
Millard
M. Arnold
Aurora
John Denker
Phillips
C. W. Francisco
Inland
A. B. Hinricksen
St. Paul
Henry Harner
Detlef Stelk
Grand Island
D Stell
J. N. Fenerstin
Lesbara
F. G
Sloup
Sprague
Arnold Martin
DuBois
R. W Hopkins
Tilden
Austin Taylor
J M. Gillman
Leavenworth
Kans
Charles J Bush
Kan
Paul Gillman
Nelson
Vernor
Neb
William Jaist
Bismarck
N P
E. F. Jurgensen
N. D
R. J Hughes
Whapeton
Thomas Martin
Kalmoth
Ore
M. C. Baker
Cascade
Mont
Joseph Walmer
Waterville
Wash
August Nelson
Vernon
H. T. Lape
Poseville
Broadview Seed Company
Broadview
George B. Manning
Kallisipell
J. WW. Beskman
Cokato
Minn
C. F. Nelson
Bisbee
John Accolia
Madison
Wis
John Henderson
Nelson Berry
Kalispell
Hugh Lonergan
Nev
Charles A. Surudell
Ryan
Iowa
E. E. Kruger
Beaver Dam
Arthur Crandall
Charles A. Surndell
Frank Reiman
Bayfield
Colo
H. A. Highes
Wahpeton
J. P
A. W. Jewett
Mason
Mich
H. E. Krueger
Kanus
WH. F. Albrecht
Kallispel
Ll. L. Smith
Eureka
H. BH. Krueger
BM. Nelson
Fayetteville
Ark
H. WW. Breekin
Fond du Lac
L. R. Zerbel
Anna Martin
du Bois
J.O. Gillman
John Teader
Ft. Rook
Lewis
Otto Zeiz
Et Peck Timothy
H. W. Meekin
D. G. Clute
Manchester
H. P. Weat
Ripon
Soretnar
William Lonergan
Mise Anna Martin
Roy O
Homan
Eastern
Bale
Timothy
L.'M. Vogler
Hope
Inqd
Fred Sasseden
F. O. Briggs
J. M- Gillman
Lohr Bros
Aombre Et Mont
James Griffin
Chinook
John Lakeing
Burley
John Wenderson
H. P. Stevens
Maxwell
C. N. Schmale
Emerald
J. D. Ziller
Hiawatha
JL. H. Zerbel
J. Hunefellow
Havre
J. M. Croft
Stanford
H. T. Lapi
Roseville
J H. Taylor
Brunner Bros
Hartey
S. D
F. J. Lindsay
Fox Lake
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
William D. Littlejohn
Kentland
Ind
Columbiana
Stark
Wyne
Ashland
Richmond
Morrow
Delaware
Union
Logan
Shelby
Mercer
Ohio
Joy
Blackford
Grant
Howard
Carroll
White
Jasper
Newton
Indiana
Illinois
Peoria
Fulton
Bleronough
Hancock
Palin
Inch
Kansas
Westuyon
Aissouri
Kentucky
A. B. Hesterly
Villa Rica
West Virginia
Entucky
Missouri
Leo Brueckner
Ft. Atkinson
McDonough
Joseph Overstreet
Franklin
Illnois
R. S. Brandon
Normandy
Tenn
D. M. Walter Funk
Wray
Texas
Oklahomaa
Jewell
Mitchell
Lincoln
Elsworth
Rice
Reno
Kingman
Harper
Boyd
Holt
Garfield
Custer
Dawson
Gosper
Furnas
South Dakota
J. P. Thompson
Ellpolint
George H. Whiting
Yankton
Hugh C Plerce
Fairfax
Bunner Bros. Hurley
L. H. Krueger
Orient
George HH. Ayniting
Peter Newberg
Sioux Falls
P. Thompson
Elkpoint
John Jog
Hurley
George Hasting
Jacob Mees
J J. Jones
Clark
Charlica P. Schultz
Cavour
Nels Johnson
Mount Vernon
Jess Johnson
Beresford
Charles A Schulta
Berersford
J L. Jones
Arthur Caper
Topeka
Cap
Faville
H. E. Kugeer
James Hill
H. Garrus
Acton
N. C
W A. Wheeler
Hill
H. Krudger
Zelaya and Monopolies In Nicaraguan Politics
A Managua report states Nicaraguan congress hopes for Zelaya’s early retirement and considers granting concessions to Zelaya allies. It cites official State Department reports detailing monopolies allegedly enjoyed by Zelaya and his associates, claimed to be provable.
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Zelaya
Washington
Managua
Congress
State Department
Go Naked Be Strong Remark Stirs Philadelphia Crowd
Mrs. Raymond Duncan, wife of musician and scholar Raymond Duncan, conducted a provocative street demonstration in Philadelphia with her four year old son Menalkas. She urged purity of mind and body and a public display of nudity. The crowd trailed behind as onlookers watched. Temperature registered 30 degrees.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
Raymond Duncan
Western Canada harvest boom spurs settler wave
The article notes a record 1909 crop outlook with Western Canada yielding huge wheat oats and barley profits. It highlights 7,000,000 population, 134 million acres surveyed in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, and large rail and elevator capacity planned to support expanding farming as American settlers flock north. It cites Taft and Winnipeg speakers praising Canada’s frontier governance and farm opportunities.
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Taft
Canada
Jas. J. Hill
Canadian Club
Winnipeg
United States
North-West
Iowa
Minnesota
St. Paul
Europe
Alberta
Mquor
Canadian Mounted Police
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Lumsden
Thomas Shaw
Sregard
West
Manitoba
Rocky Mountains
Fort Wiliam
Port Arthur
Great Lakes
Ontario
Prairie Provinces
Western Provinces
Spealey
Soft and Nice and Monoplane Angel Dialogue
A fragmentary ad style item featuring phrases like Soft and Nice and Do you love me and Will I be a monoplane or biplane angel plus a Pettit's Eye Salve testimonial. Includes Buffalo New York druggist references and a philosophical quote on happiness.
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George
Tommy
Pettit
Sloward Bros
Buffalo
N. Y
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Eastern District of
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Macon
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