National Body and Congressional Districts in The Telegraph Directory
The Telegraph Directory lists the U.S. Senate and congressional districts with references to Thurston area Omuala Madison and sixteenth district figures. It mentions U.S. Land Office figures including John M. Agams and P. A. Griffith as Receiver amid scattered capitalized names.
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U. S. Senate
No. M
Thurston Area
Omuala
Aminm
All@nisse
Eee Madison
WOO. Greene Ae
Kearney
Local Notices and Church Updates in North Platte Area
Includes school officials, church services, and fraternal society meetings in North Platte Osborn area. Lists 20th Senatorial District, 11th Judicial District, clergy schedules at Methodist and Catholic churches, and various lodge and fraternal organization meeting times and leaders.
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V. Q. Feltz
Ogalalla
Stebbins
Nofeh Platte
11Th Judicial District
H. M. Grimes
North Platte
Methodist Episcopal Church
Osborn
Epworth League
Allen Kenworthy
Through Car Service to Los Angeles Sleeper Added
Union Pacific and connecting lines will run a Pullman Tourist Sleeper from Minneapolis and St. Paul to Los Angeles via Sioux City and Columbus without change. The car leaves Minneapolis Thursdays at 7 40 p m St Paul 8 15 p m and returns from Los Angeles Thursdays at 2 00 p m. Agents and E L Lomax in Omaha handle inquiries.
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Union Pacific
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minn
Los Angeles
Cal
Sioux City
Columbus
Neb
Minnepolis
California
E. L. Lomax
Omaha
Rudy's Pile Suppository for Piles and Constipation Ad
An 1890s style ad promises Rudy's Pile Suppository cures piles and constipation with a money back guarantee. It offers 50 cents per box and free samples, directing readers to Martin Rudy, a registered pharmacist in Lancaster, LA, with availability also through J. J. Scanlin in Sidney, Nebraska.
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Rudy
Martin Rudy
Lancaster
Sidney
Neb
J. J. Scanlin
Readable Sample Newspaper Promotion Blends Two Papers
A promotional notice touts a weekly paper as a daily in quality and speed, emphasizing accuracy and fairness, democratic stance, and anti trust positions. It markets combined subscriptions with The Telegraph, boasting broad circulation and value.
Money in College and Life Guides Character and Career
The piece urges prioritizing character and purpose over money. It argues money helps good people but harms the bad, and advises choosing a life’s work—ministry law literature trade—and pursuing financial and intellectual success without treating money as the sole goal. It warns against immoral methods to raise cash and stresses using money wisely.
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Senate
South America
Harper’s Round Table
Dupin’s Epigrams and the Political Morality of France
Dupin used epigrams as moral veneer for political and social immorality. He mocked rivals and boasted of his own skill, sowing sharp lines widely while avoiding surrender to reporters. The text notes his boldness, contempt for the public, and the government’s attempt to bar press access during Beranger's trial.
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Dupin
France
Mon Oy
Talleyrand
Rivarol
Beranger
Messare
van Dam
Hotels and hospitality compared across nations
A critique noting American hotels aim to dazzle guests with pomp, but can feel burdensome with long waits and bureaucratic service. The piece contrasts U S inns with foreign establishments, praising efficiency and attentiveness observed abroad while criticizing extra charges and unfamiliar rituals. It cites Jesse Lynch Williams in Scribner's as the source.
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Jease Lynch Williams
Scribner's
Chinese superstition metes triplets fate by red string
Dr Henry Liddell notes a Demarcat Magazine superstition from southern China. A blindfolded wise man uses three color cords white red and black to mark three newborns and the infant bearing the red string is drowned as the destined rebel.
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China
Henry Liddell
Demarcat’s
Artist Shows Neighbor A Modern Eve In Garden
A humor item describes an artist displaying a painting of Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden to his neighbor the nursery gardener. The neighbor comments on Eve’s apple, noting the fruit is a 20 year latest production.
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Adam and Eve
Eden
Pessimism in Norwegian drama linked to foreign influence
Bjornatjerne Bjornson comments on Ibsen's pessimism saying the dramatist is not Norwegian by birth, notes his Scotch ancestry, Calvinistic beliefs, and gloomy view of life. He argues pessimism in Norway was introduced by a foreigner.
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Bjornatjerne Bjornson
Ibsen
Theen
Norway
Anomalous Saghalien Climate Shapes Island Vegetation
Cosmos describes Saghalien on Sibera’s coast as dual climate zone where cold coastal winds keep lowlands icy while higher inland areas enjoy milder temps. Low regions host arctic flora while mid elevations harbor temperate to subtropical plants like bamboos and hydrangeas, explained by descending cold air from summits.
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Saghalien
Siberia
Europe
Sagbalien
Democracy’s flaw: mix of representation and administration
E L Godkin argues in Atlantic that modern democracies blur the line between representing and administering. He warns this leads to rewards for opinion holders rather than the most capable leaders, shrinking experienced expertise while duties grow, a defect born from equality.
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E. L. Godkin
Atlantic
Rev Hawker of Morwenstow Poet of Cornwall
The Rev R S Hawker rector of Morwenstow Cornwall is celebrated as a poet first and divine second. His stirring song And Shall Trelawney Die remains iconic with strong local color. He also had humor and was asked his views on church ties, replying with a wry window view toward Labrador.
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R. S. Hawker
Morwenstow
Cornwall
England
Trelawney
Queriste
Atlantic
Labrador
Racial Health Comparisons From Historical Ledger
The New York Ledger notes varying mortality across races. It cites higher infant death for people of color, TB and pneumonia risk for several groups, and differing cancer and malaria susceptibilities, with Ireland, Germany, and Jewish communities showing distinct patterns.
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New York Ledger
Angel definition sparks child’s question in Chattanooga Time
Tommy asks what an angel is and Mother explains an angel is a being that flies. The dialogue suggests the governess is nicknamed an angel, prompting a playful exchange over flying. The Chattanooga Times diary-like snippet captures a domestic moment with light humor.
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Tommy
Chattanooga
Early rising blamed for health issues and slavery reference
A Chicago Record clipping questions the healthiness of early rising and notes a stereotype of women breaking down their constitution to wake husbands. It contrasts with a South African deer surviving with minimal work, aided by Kaffir servants in the moved districts, described as practically slaves.
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Chicago
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U.S. Land Office
John M. Agamms
Eghster P. A. Griffth
el Ts
Holcomb
James Hierris
Wm. F. Porter
John F. Conall
Messerve
U. J
W. Ht. Jackson
Public Lands and Bull
Legislature
Tid. McIntosh
Reese
J. EB. Hart
H. T. Doran
W. F. Bassett
BE. Gupen
A Sanders
Veees
A. Peas
Dal Griffith
Dawson
J. Neubauer
Gees
Foun Baker
James J Mcinotosh
Hows Teaghens
Chas. Doran
Minnie Chase
Whiteheld
Blanchard
Mckee
L. F. Shelton
Weright
Tindergarten
Catholic Church
Sand
Ogshala
J McCarthy
Episcopal Church
Frank Welch Lodge
A. F. Gam
Leslie Neubauer
A.D. Stewitts
Sidney Lodge
O. F
Greenlee
Sec
Siuchard Kreughr
N.G
Rebecca Degree
Neubauer
Sec'y
N. G
Availant Lodge
H. E. Gapen
K. R
Pierre Saunders
D. F. McKee
Col. Joseph
Conrad Garrison
Regular Army and Navy Union of the
E. V. Summer
E. P. Osgood
P. Davs
Adj
Henry A. Morrow
P. R. Borgquist
A.J. Davison
E. V. Sumner
A.J. Haskell
Maggie Snyder
Sec’y
Camp
M. W. of A
Jas. McMullan
Clark
V.C
Sidney. Lodge
Herman Schroeder
W. M
J. G. Griffith
A.O
Sanders
R. R
R. Forrest
K.O.T. M
Wm. W. Chowins
H. J. Snyder
Rok
Providence
O. E
Masonic Hall
Chas. P. Davis
Ellen Davis
W.M
P._hall
Second
Myrtle Streets
Carrie Peterson
H. ‘Bream Brennay
Recorder
A. Pease
Sidney MCL
Daniel McAleese
Sidney Clerk
V. C. Bullock
Lodge Pole
W. R. Woods
Weyerts
Seks
Ivseaad
W. Harper
Brousou
Board Villiage Trustees
Child Culture Department
Phrerological Journal
Fowler & Wells Co., Publishers
East 21St St
New York
Minneapolis and
St Paul, Minn
Ozmanlis
Baiard East Lininen
Lucas Ave
St.louisa
Nebraska
Gregory
Recory
J. HM. Gregory
NEW York World
Telegraph
Cation
West Pus. Co
Denver
Colo
Dupin and the Epigram
Hotela
Strange
Muvee
Central Cycle Mfg. CO
Indianapolis, Ind
Garvan Stanar
OUR Fing Postan Catalceus
Independent Newspaper of the West
Chicago Times
Herald
Times-Heral
Times-Herald
Pacific
Lakes
Gulf
America
All
The
New York Weekly Tribune
Daughers
Tribune
NEW York Weekly
the Telegraph
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