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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1902

Page

7

Eleanor Stagg Hearts Her Uncle Phineas at Beverly

Emma Stagg hosts a dinner for Eleanor and her bachelor uncle Phineas Baldwin. Eleanor adores him and he charms guests with stories, while Emma ponders Eleanor's feelings for Owen Page and the risk of a risky match as Gareth continues his matchmaking.

Beverly Eleanor Beverly Shore Emma Owen Page Mr. Page Harold Stagg Phineas Baldwin New York West Silas Baldwin Phin Phineas Professor Baldwin California E Eleanor Jones Rshelis Mrs. Stagg Harold Mr. Stagg

Ingenious Farm Motor Promises Self Sufficient Work

An English inventor claims a motor can reap sow plow mow haul thrash and grind grain cut turnips churn and perform many chores. Farmers would simply supervise from the fence while their wives complain the machine makes meals beds and cleaning unnecessary.

Financial Statement Shows Funds Disposition for 1902 Biennium

State Treasurer Steufer presents a biennial financial statement to Governor Savage detailing fund dispositions during his term and a list of depository banks with balances at fiscal year end of November 29. The record includes receipts and disbursements and a balance of 615,018.34 as of December 6.

Steufer Savage Union Natl 12 Bank Omaha U.S. Natl. Bank City Ntl. Bank Lincoln Packers Saunders Co Wahoo Adams County Hawlines Hastings Battle Creek Valley Alliance York Norfolk Broken Bow State Broken Bow McCook Wee Union State Harvard Renee City State Curtis Rear Holdrege See First State St. Paul Sae Wayne Pierce County Pierce Bank of Orleans Orleans Grand Island Banking Co Grand Island Natl Loomis Re Valentine State Valentine Bank of Syracuse Syracuse Commercial Nail Omaha St. Paul Newport State Newport Bank of Commerce Fund Platts Co Capital National Bank General Este Eta University Eevee Hospital For Insane Eee State’ Library Eevee Be University Cast Eee Normal Educational Trust Fund

Washington Letter Sells for Eight Hundred Fifty Dollars

A letter from George Washington dated October 29 1785 to Patrick Henry governor of Virginia was sold at a Boston auction for 850 dollars to a New York agent. It details a Virginia legislature grant to Washington for his services in the Revolution and his refusal of the bane.

George Washington Patrick Henry Virginia Boston New York Washington

Plead for Time in Alliance Neb Stockmen Meeting

A meeting of representative stockmen near Alliance Nebraska led to a committee to draft a petition to Congress and request a presidential commission to study fencing of government land. The petition will list signer cattle numbers and addresses, towns, ranges, and signer details. Stockmen pledged support for Senator Millard's land leasing bill and will inform him of broad western Nebraska endorsement.

Alliance Neb Congress Nebraska Senator Millard

Wealthy Nebraska stockman loses left foot in yard accident

Howard J. Chapman a rich stock farmer from six miles southeast of Table Rock Nebraska, was injured in a railroad yard accident. He crawled under a moving car to view cattle, with no engine in sight, and his left foot was severed above the ankle. Amputation required mid leg.

Howard J. Chapman Table Rock Neb

Topeka Find Reveals Nebraska Palladium Volume Birth

E. B. Blackman of the Nebraska State Historical Society returned from Topeka Kansas where he presented a paper to the Kansas State Historical Society. He acquired a bound Volume 1 Number 1 of The Nebraska Palladium, the state’s first paper dated July 1854, adding a few more copies to the known set. Nine numbers are missing from the thirty seven, with some issues existing in two or three copies. Efforts to recover the missing issues continue.

Blackman Nebraska State Historical Society Topeka Kan Kansas State Historical Society Nebraska Palladium Nebraska

Exports Halt as Cattle Shippers Push for Portland Trade

Cattle shippers suspend exports until disease stamping is achieved. A cable to the British government from Boston asks to modify quarantine to permit shipments from Portland of western and Canadian cattle. New England trade remains at a standstill while Washington sources note Britain seeks a formal statement on foot and mouth disease and the wisdom of loading cattle at Portland.

Haseen Boston New England Portland Washington

Waukegan Citizens Break Up Rail Work With Hose

With no mayor or jury available, residents of Waukegan take action to stop Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Company laborers laying a street railway track. A call to halt work goes unanswered, prompting improvised protest using a hose to block the site.

Waukegan, Sr Chicago & Milwaukee ‘Electric Company Waukegan

Lincoln Hotel case arraigns proprietor and clerk in Chicago

Hotel proprietor Fred A. Smith and Night Clerk IE C Weber were arraigned in police court on charges of being accessories to manslaughter before the fact. They were arrested at the urging of Coroner Traeger and Chief ONeill, but bail was furnished and they were released.

Fred A. Smith Lincoln IE. C. Weber Chicago Traeger O’neill

Fire destroys residence of Tommy McClure at Blue Hill Nebraska

Fire totally destroyed the Blue Hill Nebraska home of Tommy McClure. Local department arrived quickly but could not fight the blaze as it lay beyond the district water supply. Origin unknown but suspected incendiary. No insurance was carried.

Blue Hill Tommy McClure Néb

Concentration Zones Planned in Luzon Province

Governor Taft orders zones of concentration in Rizal province to stem the ladrones. Daytime quiet and nighttime withdrawal into zones are mandated. A strong constabulary force will be deployed against the bandits to deter activity.

Ladrones Rizal Luzon Taft Hag

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