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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1896

Page

5

National Body and State Officers Listed in Telegraph Directory

The Telegraph Directory lists the national and state offices including U S Senate members Ino M Thurston and William V Allen and state leaders Governor Silas A Holcomb Lieutenant Governor Robert Moore Secretary of State Joel A Piper Auditor Eugene Moore Treasurer Joseph S Bartley Attorney General Arthur Churchill Superintendent Henry R Cobbette Commissioner Public Lands and Buildings Henry O Russell and U S Land Office entries John M Adams P A Griffith among others with office titles and districts noted.

A. Holcomb Robert & Moore Joel A. Piper Eugene Moors Joseph S. Bartley Arthur Churchill Henry R. Co Bette Henry O Russell

Moayland and North Platte Legislative and Judicial Districts

The document lists multiple Nebraska political and judicial positions by districts and towns. Names include M Grimes judge North Platte, A Pease Sidney sheriff, J Neubauer Sidney judge, CG Chambers Colton surveyor, Robt H Wills Camp Chirk coroner, Leroy Martin attorney, W R Woods Weyerts judge, and J W Harper Bronson district officials.

Moayland North Platte BP Morgan Chappell M. Grimes A. Pease Sidney Sheri W.R Woods Weyerts W Atkins Sidney W. Harper Bronson

Local School Board Names Staff and Faculty Members

The minutes list A Penso as moderator and T B agyi as treasurer. Geo F Blanchard is noted as director with John Baker and James J McIntosh among members. Chas Doran is principal, Miss Whitehead assistant, with Miss Blanchard Miss McKee and Miss Mueller in grammar and primary roles. Frances Wright leads music and Delsarte instruction.

A. Penso Griffilth T. B. Ag Yi Geo. F. Blanchard John Baker James J. Mcintosh Chas. Doran Chase McKee L. F. Shelton Mueller Frances Wright Music Delsarte

Religious Services and Schedules in Local Churches

The Methodist church offers Sunday services morning and evening with Sunday school at 9 45 and Epworth League at 6 30. Catholic Masses are on Sunday at 8 and 10 am with an Ogallala Mass on the third Sunday. Episcopal Church holds services weekly with Sunday school at 10 am and sermons at 11 am and 7 pm led by Pastor FIL Strout and Rev Allen Kenworthy.

Methodist Episcopal Church J Osborn Allen Kenworthy Episcopal Church

Local Fraternal and Auxiliary Lodges Schedule

Fraternal orders list monthly meeting nights and officers. Frank Welch Lodge No 75 meets first Tuesday. Sidney Lodge No 125 meets second and fourth Thursday. Rebecca Degree I.O.O.F. No 66 meets first and fourth Wednesdays. K of P Valiant No 9 meets second and fourth Tuesdays. U R K of P Sidney Division No 31 meets last Wednesday. Army and Navy Union Col. Conrad Garrison No 33 meets third Wednesday. G A R Summer No 12 meets first Saturday. S of V Henry A Morrow Camp No 17 meets third Friday. W R J W meets first and third Saturdays. M W of A Sidney Camp No 1001 meets third Friday. A O U W Sidney Lodge No 1% meets second and fourth Thursdays. A O H Division No 1 meets first and third Sundays. Order Railway Trackmen meet first Sunday after payday. K K M Sidney Tent No 20 meets first and third Thursdays. Providence Chapter OES meets second and fourth Wednesdays at Masonic ball.

Col. Joseph Conrad Garrison Regular Army and Navy Union of the U. S H. DeCastro Thos. Welleman Adj Henry A. Morrow P.R. Borgquist Wm. Ottoman Providence E. R Brelsch C.P. Davis W.M

Billiard Jokers Among Ivory Ball Pranks Lovers of Cold

Dudley Kavanagh recalls a 30 year old Fulton street billiard room tale about cracked ivory balls when chilled by drafts. The prank involved swapping a cracked “heart” ball mid game to astonish the unaware player as spectators roared. Other players like Sexton Flynn and Maurice Daly later kept heartless balls as curiosities in New York San.

Dudley Kavanagh Fulton Street George Dudley Sexton Tim Flynn George Slosson Maurice Daly Flynn New York San

Father of Great Half Back Receives Sudden Fame

An elderly Chicago man of means gains high esteem in church and charity work. His son’s touchdown elevates him to public prominence, with calls of congratulations and renewed attention, turning a private figure into a household name as “the father of a great half back.”

Chicago Mr. Rush Athletic Club

Nautical Saloon Turns Teeming Night Ship in Town

A New York saloon near Vesey and Greenwich streets recreates a shipboard tavern with naval uniforms, brass lamps, nautical bric a brac, and a commodore proprietor. Patrons speak in sea terms, orders echo on the bar, and sailor veterans spin yarns as bells clack like shipboard time.

Down Town Vesey Greenwich Jack Lee New York Pittaburg Dispatch

Ship Run Aground Off Sandy Hook in Thick Fog

Passengers on an Anchor Line vessel awoke to the ship grounded after fog shrouded Sandy Hook. The crew kept engines running while tugs and newsboys fed a startling chorus as word spread of the stranding. In Japan, waterproof paper coats have been used for at least ten centuries.

New York Sandy Hook Scott Jerusalem London Telegraph Japan

Beware of Mercury and Blood Disease Cures

A warning against mercurial treatments for blood diseases cites patient Henry Roth from St. Louis and a New York specialist. The piece promotes Swift’s Specific Co. S S S 8 as a mercury free remedy and urges readers to request free books about the disease and treatment.

Henry Roth South Ninth Street St. Louis Idc New York Swift Specific Co Atlanta

Telegraph prank ends visitor’s nightly calls

A telegraph operator recalls how a rival, out of work, visited nightly during business hours. The intruder sat in silence and listened to the clicks until a sharp message from the other end caused his departure. He has not called since.

Syracuse

Fatigue and the rhythms of life and labor

The article explains fatigue as a natural result of labor with cycles of activity and rest. It notes heart and breath rhythms, warns against overtraining causing heart weakness or nervous exhaustion, and cites increased cold risk after exertion. It advocates absolute rest for habitual insomnia from fatigue.

Burns hotel keeper declares no responsibility for husband or son's contracts

A Burns Oregon hotel keeper, described as one of eastern Oregon’s best looking and most successful, announces in a local paper she will not be responsible for any contracts made by her husband or her son from now on.

Burns, Or Oregon Delta

What a Boy Can Do Says a Child’s Poem

A children page poem asks what a boy can do. It lists playful mischief such as making a parent speak in four languages and causing a cat to drill a hole with ammonia. The verses end by questioning what a boy cannot do.

Minneapolis Journal

Bluffton man praised for blunt true tales

A Washington Star quote frames Major Bluffton as a plain, talkative man whose stories are accurate to a fault. The exchange notes his common nature yet acknowledges the truth of his anecdotes.

Major Bluffton Washington Star

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Telegraph Directory U.S. Senate Ino. M. Thurston Omaha William V. Allen Madison M. Kenr Broken Bow U. S. Land Office John M. Adams P. A. Griffith Legislature Villiage Trustees Julius Neubauer Baker J. McDaniels Very Greenlee A. A. Ricker Frank Welch A. F A.M Eesday N J. E. Wart Sec'y Geo E. Taylor Sidney Lodge O. F A. K. Greenlee Sec W. C. Milthorpe Rebecca Degree Wm. Chowins Lily ‘Chowns Valiant Lodge K.of P F. Hi. DeCastro J.J. Mcintosh D. C Pierre Sanders D. F. McKee E. V. Summer J. W. Nelson E. V. Sumner W. R Washburn F. P. Osgood Sidney Camp M. W. of A Thos. Ishmael L. Fitch W.O L. H. Bordwell W. M. A. Armstrong A. O. HL P. Sanders KK. Forrest Pest K.O.T. M L. J. Bordwell J. J. Snyder R. K A.P.T.L The American Protective Tariff League League Inail Wekama Gernered Beart Woot Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Company Durham, N. C Who Retail White Star Soap Blackwell Durham United States Greenlee & Benson General Merchandise Ivory Globes Mr. Rash Mercury Henry Rorg Orego Weasteeme Chowins & Son Chowins Block Nebraska Oberfelder Block Postofice Neb Chas. Vernon NEW York Weekly Tribune the Telegraph Gee. W. Heat Trivene Building New York City Wasklt Tribune
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