Doings on the Diamond and Episcopal Missionary Moves
The Sidney baseball team kept a clean slate last week with wins over Araphahoe 7 to 0, 5 to 2, Kene saw 7 to 1, Harvard 2 to 0, and Exeter 8 to 0. Henry Ives, an Episcopal missionary, left Friday to organize congregations in Henry, Gering, Scottsbluffs and Mitchell, Platte Valley, with funds pledged to build a church.
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Sidney
Araphahoe
Kenesaw
Harvard
Exeter
Henry Ives
Episcopal
Henry
Gering
Scottsbluffs
Mitchell
Platte Valley
Aldrich Leads as Primary Returns Favor Nominees
Omaha reports Aldrich leading by about 10 000 over Cady in the Nebraska primary with Dabiman and Schallenberger also claiming statewide margins. Douglas and Lancaster counties show Aldrich and Dabiman strong. final tallies pending. Republicans back Burkett for U S senator and Hitchcock trails on the Democratic side. several district races appear settled while others remain close.
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Omaha
Aldrich
Cady
Dabiman
Schalienperger
Aigticd
Cee
Dahimaa
Douglas
Lancaster
Schallenberger
Dahiman
Burkett
Whedus
United States
Hitchcock
Reed
Metcalfe
Firet
William Hayward
Tobey
Congress
Eves
Cobey
J. A. Maguire
A. L. Sutton
C. O. Lobeck
Fourth And Sixth Districts Show Nomination Signals
In the Fifth District Norris is renominated without opposition after a lead over Harman. In the Sixth, contests persist with meager returns but indications favor renomination of Republican M. P. Kinkaid.
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Harman
Norris
M. P. Kinkaid
Browne Trial to Proceed in Chicago Despite Jury Sanction Efforts
Chicago August 18 news reports say despite wholesale attempts to investigate veniremen linked to parties named in court the State's Attorney Wayman declared the Browne case will proceed in Chicago.
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Chicago
Veniremen
Lee O'Neil Browne
Mat Samed
Wayman
Union Pacific Earnings Jump in 1910 Report
Preliminary statements show Union Pacific earning 19.27 percent on 216,379,700 common stock for the year ending June 30, 1910, up from 17.36 percent last year. The paper notes large recent outlays to offset prior retrenchment and attributes the rise to general prosperity with no specific cause given.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Corn Grows Well in West as Weather Favors Belt
The weekly bulletin reports favorable weather across large parts of the corn belt, with good growth in the West. Dry conditions persist in eastern and central Iowa, northern Illinois and Indiana, southern Michigan, and much of Ohio and West Virginia, while spring wheat drought remains unbroken though harvest is helped by cool, favorable conditions.
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Washington
National Weekly Bulletin
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
West Virginia
Two Fire Victims in Pittsburg Burned. Child Dies
Pittsburg reports a five year old boy Paul Porter died after his fringed Indian suit caught fire during a bonfire accident. An elderly woman, Mrs. Richard Carr, is dying from burns sustained while burning waste paper.
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Pittsburg
Paul Porter
Richard Carr
Primary Election Quiet in Cheyenne County Voters Count 535
Voters cast 535 ballots in Cheyenne county on primary day with Sidney precinct producing over half the total. Republicans led with 352 votes, 115 Democrats. key races included county attorney and state seats. Notable figures were Maur tin, Devoe, Burkett, Kinkaid, Hitchcock, and Shallenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Leroy Maurtin
R. W. Devoe
Cheyenne County
Burkett
Cady
Kinkaid
Walter Hoagland
Hitchcock
Shallenberger
Dahlman
Omaha
Taylor
Base Ball Night with Wrestling Featured in Sidney
Local headline announces a Saturday base ball game by Hopkine Bros and touring players at Sidney ball grounds. A postgame wrestling match with Cyclone Bon Reeves is offered with a one dollar per minute penalty after 15 minutes. Admission is fifty cents with no grand stand charge.
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Sidney
Hedelas
Hopkine Bros
Shasapers Tote
Opectel
Civry’s
Bon Reeves
Reeves
Admisslon
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Secretary of State
Lambert
Hurns
Sidney Juvenile
T.H. Lynch
Jeffryes
Olmsted
Chase
B. BR. Bubb
Balway
Burkett and Hitchcock
Lrocery
Growne
West
National Bureau
Virginia
Orkney Springs
Smithsonian Institute
Tule
U. S Senator
Ascescal Oe
Clarke Greene
Gatewood
Jackson Arnot
Ae ’ Eve
Hitchcock. Metcalf
Uabliman
Stone Shallenberger
Aaditer
Eeee
Terry
Lieutenant
Goverior
Obas Anderson
People's Independent
U. S
Reed Hitchcock Metcalf
Birmingham
Green Clark
Paul Gatewood
Beeesevens
Terry Witney
Rastham Benshausen Fleming, Jr
Hayden
Potter Wilson
Hewitt . Bernecker
Attornecy
Tayloe
Auway Bend
Sacee
Ball
Jackson, Arnot
Rastham Vleming Jensha
Seers Oe
Eeheeyee
Brett
Whedon Burkett
Sorenson Adams
Aldrich Low
Johnson Hopewell
Governo
Eeesee
Vileca
Taylor ‘ Shumway Dean
Eneveee
Birminghan
Barton
Wright
Lichty
Ittetruck
Fitch
George Sadilek
Perdue
Crabtree
Martin
Anderberg
Cowles
Lyon
Ewel Clarke van Austin
Beeman Kinkaid Ross
Stewart Hoagland
Martin. Devoe
America
Oberfelder ‘Clothing Co
Goode
Oberfelder Clothing Co
Baldwin
Kodaks
Kodak
Sidney, Nebraska
Diounmoiw
Sim Cpt
Arte
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