Nebraska Notes Rush Through A Year Of Local Happenings
A long list covers deaths births and civic events across Nebraska towns. Notable items include Mrs. Benjamin's death in Fremont, calls for farmers institutes in Hebron, and civic progress in Lyons Bancroft Shickley Oakdale Grafton and Tecumseh with schools, postmasters, new papers, and public works. A dramatic voyage ending in a tragedy on a steamer closes the roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale
Madison County
Auburn
War Department
Grafton
E. von Forroell
Kearney
Elwood
Nebraska
Alexander Campbell
Rob Gleverdale's Adventure Chapter on the Black Cat Rescue
Rob Gleverdale travels toward South America when a shipboard rescue unfolds. A smuggling schooner named El Gato Negro earns a tense image as Captain Torrero directs a dramatic nighttime rescue of Rob from the River Plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Mail
la Plata
South America
Argentina
Torrero
Black Cat
Rob
Liquid air cannot power engines or refrigerate effectively
An English scientist argues liquid air cannot meet expectations as a propulsion source or freezer. Manufacturing costs make using air from evaporation uneconomical for engine propulsion, and for refrigeration a lump of ice remains superior to liquid air.
Prosperity for 1900 Promises Healthy Year Ahead
Indications point to great prosperity for the coming year and a healthy nature as the basis for success for individuals and the nation. If stomach trouble exists, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters cures dyspepsia indigestion and biliousness. An Atchison man and woman left together a decade ago, and he remains a favorite while she has not returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Rob
Vigilancia
Mr. Brown
East
Baker
Atchison
Wealthy Austrian pauper Anton Kain dies in almshouse
An elderly man named Anton Kain died recently in an Austrian almshouse. He reportedly left a fortune valued at five million dollars, a figure cited in the fragmentary notice linking his death to the almshouse context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton ‘Kain
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Constitutional Cure
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo as the only constitutional remedy. It promises blood and mucous surface action with a money‑back offer and urges readers to request circulars and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
EJ. Cheney & CO
Drauggists
Sag Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nebraska Notes
Benjamin
Fremont
Hebron
Farmers’ Institute
Falls City
The
Springfield Monitor
Hastings
Armour& Co
Burt ‘Connors
North
Platte
Lyons
Bancroft
Patterson
Blair
Emerson Schools
Shickley’s
Greeley
M. P. Menolin
Butte
Bloomfield Monitor
Edwin J. Burke
Fred Kenyon
Bradley Globe
Rhoades & Kenyon
Palmer
Times
J.C. L
Gus Nelson
Stromsburg
Nelson
Cedar Bluffs
F. B. Martin
Cuba
Kaemfer
Rising City
George Morris
Stella
Richardson County
Wyatt
Ed Jay
Ainsworth
Jay
West Point
Colwell
Alliance
Burlington
Ww. H. Jennings
Blackstone
Juincoln
Romine
Chadron
Dry Spotted Tail
Scotts Bluff ‘County
Rob Gleverdale
Robert Borner’s
Mrs. Cleverdale
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Brazil
Captain Baker
Royal Mail Line
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Republic
Lemuel Starne
Mr. Starne
Montevideo
Uruguay
River de la Plata
Sogey
George Eliot
Santa Clara, Manufacturing CO
Qmaha, Neb
Wymore
Neb
DR. Arnold
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