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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1909

Page

3

Waiter at Hotel Astor Reunites With Long Lost Son

Mrs. Burnham of Reno identifies a hotel waiter as her son Robert Gunn Roberts after he serves them at Hotel Astor. He had left home years earlier to seek fortune in Wall Street, faded contact, then returned to his mother amid emotion.

New York Robert H. Burn‘ham Reno Nev Hotel Astor Bock Burn‘ham Cone Mr. Snyder Burnham Wall Street Robert Newark N. J Edward Horner Jacksonville Edward

Child Survives 45 Foot Roof Fall for Ice Cream

Five year old Anthony Roach fell through a skylight from a roof shanty into a platform forty five feet below. He insisted he did not need a doctor and asked for ice cream after being rescued by neighbors and his brother Joseph.

New York Anthony Roach Anthony Joseph Isabelle Owens Bugbee St. Vincent’s Hospital

Needle Pierced Foot in Hidden Nail Through Foot

Miss Bernadette Keller of Washington Indiana stepped on a needle last September and later felt foot pain. A red spot appeared and she removed the needle herself with another needle, revealing a needle driven deep into the flesh.

Washington Ind Bernadette Keller Miss Keller

Crane Named Minister to China by Taft

Charles R. Crane of Chicago, a Democratic businessman and longtime Crane Company executive, is appointed minister to China. He has vast Asiatic experience, fluent Chinese, and a history in Russia and the Far East, with extensive travel and language study shaping his qualifications.

Charles R. Crane Chicago China Far East Central Asia Russia Asiatic Mr. Crane Crane Crane Company Cornelia Smith Paterson N. J Municipal Voters’ League National Bank of the Republic Taft United States

New German Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg Named

Dr. von Bethmann Hollweg, a Bonn fraternity brother of Emperor William, becomes chancellor of the German Empire. A reserved, thoughtful leader of Jewish origin, his rise from district governor to Prussian interior minister culminates in the cabinet. The 53 year old, once reluctant for high office, is described as the philosopher statesman and closely allied to the emperor.

von Bethmann-Hollweg Prince von Buelow German Empire Borussia Corps Bonn William Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg Bethmann Holland Frankfort John James Hollweg Bonn University Ober-Barnim Potsdam Bromberg Brandenburg

Storytelling pastor wins praise in St. Louis church

Rev. Dr. J. H. String of Maple Avenue Reformed Church in St. Louis has gained a reputation as the "storytelling pastor" by teaching the Bible through fictional parables. His tales focus on everyday temptations and love, drawing large crowds and prompting talk of adding space for worshipers.

J. H. String Maple Avenue Reformed Church St. Louis Missouri City String Rev. String Christ

Remarkable World Encounters Echoed On Streets

O'Brien recalls meeting a man he hadn’t seen in about twelve years. Murphy adds a similar anecdote saying he met two men he’d never met before within ten minutes. The exchange highlights chance encounters in everyday life.

O'Brien Murphy

Mountain Descent Feat Sparks Quiet Insight

A boarding-house philosopher notes that success does not require enthusiasm. He recalls witnessing a man slide a mountain side at a mile a minute with no effort or ambition, illustrating how talent can emerge without intent.

Advice From Millionaire Guggenheim to a Young Man

Benjamin Guggenheim advises young men to head west and pursue Alaska opportunities after a health check. He cites potential fortunes of 15000 to 50000 for steady workers and millions for the lucky, noting Alaska’s gold fields are just beginning to develop. He was Philadelphia born in 1865 and linked to the Guggenheim mining and smelting empire with global interests.

Benjamin Guggenheim American Smelting and Refining Company Europe Mr. Guggenheim Alaska near-Arctic Circle Guggenheim Philadelphia Colorado Meyer Guggenheim Guggenheim Exploration Company Smelter Trust

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