Dining and experiments in a moonlit rooftop scene
In a heated evening of dining and whimsy, Eleanor, Uncle Phineas, and Mr. Struthers enjoy a lavish restaurant outing. The professor guides them to a rooftop park, where Eleanor discovers a laboratory like a cross between apothecary and smithy, and experiences a thrilling electrical demonstration before stepping into moonlight.
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Struthers
Eleanor
Phineas
Phin
Spain
Mr. Struthers
Roof Park
Baldwin
Eléanor
Jais
Reyes
Professor and youth discuss future of steam power over evening visit
In a late scene a professor and Eleanor join Mr. Struthers for errands and leads to a debate on whether steam powered by electricity will replace current systems. The party returns after dinner with talk of science and plans for further discussion.
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Eleanor
Léonor
Phineas
Iimn
Aon
Eleanor Sails Roof Park Under Moonlit Night
Eleanor and Uncle Phineas share a rooftop scene with a hammock, chairs, and a banjo as Mr. Struthers sings softly. The moonlit river glitters nearby while distant city sounds murmur. The professor notes a planned moment to watch a cat die, then Eleanor resumes her glide along the netting.
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Eleanor
Phineas
Phin
Cattlemen Push for Grazing Land Use Reform in Congress
Washington special reports west cattlemen plan a strong lobby in the remainder of the session. They cite President Roosevelt favoring grazing lands use and a commission of experts to study grazing versus homestead needs. Wyoming, Montana, and Nebraska cattlemen intend to press a grazing land commission bill after holidays.
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Cattlemen of
West
Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Conetess
Wyoming
Montana
Nebraska
Western Cattlemen’s Association
Farmers Organize Local Grain and Live Stock Group
A courthouse meeting in Minden Nebraska formed a local unit of the Central Farmers Cooperative Grain and Live Stock association. C Bergfield of Chicago and C Vincent of Omaha addressed the gathering, a $5000 subscription was pledged, with larger totals expected before the January 7 meeting. Delegates to the state convention were named and Edgar area farmers held a large, enthusiastic gathering with temporary committees formed.
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Minden
Neb
Central ‘Farmers’ Co-operative Grain and Live Stock Association
C. Bergfield
Chicago
C. Vincent
Omaha
Canady
T. Keedle
M. Omeara
Davé Newbold
Edgar
Henry Weick
C. Jayner
J. W. Conner
Chas. Heasley
A.A. Galt
S.T. Caldwell
J.m.gardner
Dockéry
Jefferson City
Delmar Tinplate
McKeesport
Jerome W. Egbert
Illinois
United States
Madras
Etes’ P
Iowa
Ottumwa
Cummins
Brazil
J. C. Lowe
Kansas Reform’ School
Topeka
Valparaiso
Ind
Pago Pago
Samoa
Isle of
Savaii
Iowa Central
Chicago Post Office
Sian Fu
St. Louis Exposition
A. J. Davidson
Frisco
Santa Fe Overland
Siam
Danby
Needles
Cal
Charles Hayward
M. L. Shackelford
Overland
Maine
League Island Navy Yard
Lentz
West Indies
Dewey
Guthrie
Okla
Marshal Foster
Perry
Mulhall
Stickney
Ggeat Western
Fort Dodge
Waverley
Hampton
National Commercial Teachers’ Federation
Milwaukee
Wis
J. A Lyons
Lincoln
Department of Animal ‘Husbandry
University, of Nebraska
Thomas Mortimer
Madison
Riley Bros
Albion
William ‘Ernst
Graf
W. A. Apperson
Tecumseh
C. P. Hendershot
Hebron
M. Woods
U.S
Nebraska Duroc-Jersey ‘Association
Burnett and Smith
Locomotive Collision Injures Worker at Norfolk Yard
Meadow Grove man Hagblad struck by engine pilot at Mu & O junction in Norfolk Nebraska. Scalp torn left hand and heel crushed ribs broken. He may recover. Also 16 year old girl Vail fractured arm after slipping on icy sidewalk.
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Axel Hagblad
Norfolk
Neb
Meadow Grove
Vail
Governor Dockery's Wife in Ill Health at Jefferson City
A compiled news brief reports Governor Dockery's wife is very ill in Jefferson City Missouri. It notes various other items including labor strikes resolved, a tinplate plant resuming operation in McKeesport Pennsylvania, and multiple foreign and domestic events affecting politics, industry, and infrastructure.
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Harold Stagg
Robert Bonner
Tod
Iilm
Association
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