Tractor accident injures farmer near Callaway Nebraska
Reported in Callaway Nebraska a farmer, Charles Patchen, was badly injured when he slipped while working in a wheat field. He fell and broke several ribs and remained in critical condition. The article also notes a marriage in Hastings and a local official appointment at the Hastings asylum.
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Armer
Callaway
Neb
Nieharles Patchen
Mom Town
Qarrow
Pilssiix
Lincoln Nov 20 Election Returns Show Dietrich Governor by Plurality
State secretary’s office reports Young county results. Charles A. Dietrich elected governor by a narrow plurality of 61 votes. Douglas county abstract delivered to Lincoln, completing the ninety county tally, with figures checked for duplicates and final totals near 6.34.
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Wigares
Ben ‘Lincoln
Secretary of State
Svory
Yooungty
Charlesj A. Dietrich
Douglas County
Tal Lincoln
HS M. Warlogs
D- M.haverly
Soloman
Thes Secretary’s
Drowndd YntAlankae Watesed & 3 fader Be Rteebay A Mahe Alaska
West Point Nebraska reports accidental drownings of Mr and Mrs Taylor along with a related incident as authorities investigate. The text references local figures and a city scene with partial names and scattered details from the area.
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Stockman
Escees Warmer
Geefman Ee
Vawe Musiciana
E. N. Allen
Arapahoe
Cola Caveseccasee
Brella Ceeseecceeseecees American
Banker
Halls Clity
Gee American
Umboldt
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Farmer
Pawnee
Auburn
Nemahe City
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O- Farmer
Carpenter Douglas
Nebraska
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Isuglo
Cedar Creek
Utimer
Nebraska City
Omaha
Neeen
Omahe Panes
Oon
South Omaha
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Val Ealer
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Petersburg
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Fullerton
Schuyler
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Oeneme
Tee Miller
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Lincoln
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Pere Adams
Barneston
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Hebron
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Ohiows
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Tiulress
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Ceeeserseevese
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Bladen
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Wens
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Ametican
Booker
Armer
Ceetesey
Syresene
Imaitenn
Alaska
Taylor
Wee
Table-Reck
Nelson
Dudly
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First National
Batkut
Hert Roberts
Ab Kinley
General MacArthur Eyes Standing Army and Expanded Campaign
Manila report details General MacArthur endorsing a standing force of 75 000 to 100 000 and expanding operations in Luzon Panay and southern districts as troops return from China. It notes road improvements and logistics delays from the Indiana coasting ship, plus efforts to manage customs and warehousing. Soldiers returning from China sell looted curios and some items are sent to the United States for Christmas gifts.
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Manila
MacArthur
Young
Hughes
Panay
Luzon
Indiana
General Smith
China
Pekin
Tien Tein
United States
Destructive Storm Tops Tennessee and Mississippi
A severe cyclone battered northern Mississippi and central to western Tennessee leaving at least sixty four injured and nearly fifty killed. The disaster hit Columbia, La Vergne, Nolansville, Love Station, Tunica and Hernando with wide property damage and ongoing casualty tallies. Reports warn that full death toll may rise as details come in.
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Lac
Nashville
Dili
Mississippi
Tennesgee
Associated Press
Columbia
Tenn
Hee
la Grange
Wesvss
Lavergme
Trompson
Nolansville
Love
Tuniea
Ayia
Lulu
Miss
Hernando
Batesville
Boxley’s
Satwans
Franklin, Ténom
Tennesse
LaVergne
Ville
Gallatinisito
Shaeine
B. P. Bacon
Milwaukee
Cattle and Hog Market Mixed at South Omaha Live Stock Yards
At Union Stock Yards South Omaha cattle trade was dull and weak as buyers held prices below last week. heavy feeders sold well while light stockers and calves moved slowly. Hog prices opened strong with light hogs around 4.80 to 4.85 and heavier hogs near 4.77, after early gains the market cooled. Sheep offering were sparse and at steady to fair values, with packers seeking good lots while feeders sold steadily.
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South Omaha
Union Stock Yards
Kansas City Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Report
Cattle receipts 4000 steady market with native and Texas cattle prices ranging from 1.00 to 5.30 per cwt. Hogs receipts 14000 steady to stronger with mixed packer and heavy hogs trading near 4.75 to 4.97. Sheep receipts 1000 market strong with lambs around 2.25 to 4.20 and muttons near 3.00 to 4.60 per cwt.
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Kansas City
Texas
Aguinaldo Death Rumors Sweep Manila Dispatches
War department summaries from Manila report October 18 accounts suggesting Aguinaldo may be dead. Nueva Ecija outpost skirmish allegedly kills Aguinaldo with saddle bags and several personal papers captured. General Trias signs himself commander in chief, fueling rumors.
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Washington
Manila
War’ Department
Jalanda
Aguinaldo
Lusom
Trias
Lenda
Nueva Ecija
Luann
Horad Wais
Ofi Pérdonal
Retired Navy Captain Edward Strong Made Rear Admiral
Washington November 24 Captain Edward T Strong was placed on the retired list with the rank of rear admiral He commanded the monitor Monadnock on the Asiatic station before health weakened him Born in Massachusetts he joined the navy as a volunteer at the outbreak of the Civil War He became a captain in October 1899 Retirement as rear admiral follows the personnel law terms.
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Washington
Edward T. Strong
Isl
Captain Strong
Massachusetts
German Foreign Secretary Defends Expulsions in Transvaal
Berlin reports Baron von Richtofen stated in the Reichstag that international law justifies British removal of undesirable Germans from the war zone. He noted Germany has energetically intervened for those expelled without cause or harshly treated and said Germany has demanded compensation.
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Ceald Comfort
Iver
Berlin
Reichstag
Transvaal
Baron von Richtofen
Germany
Duke of Abbruzzi heads Arctic expedition aide to Captain
Fragmentary dispatches describe the Duke of Abbruzzi and Captain Topelito planning a polar voyage with Italian crew. Reports note a forthcoming expedition from France and a relief effort as part of the Arctic mission, with details unsettled in the fragmented text.
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North Pole
Christiana
Duke of
Rekatching& Socrch
France
Steeoph
Wrr
Todas
Hayes
United States
Uae
Wood substitute for Horn in early materials
The article describes cellulith as a substance made by prolonged heating of pulp. It is transparent and hardening slowly to horn-like consistency with a specific gravity around 4.5. It can be worked like horn or ebonite, and when mixed with sawdust and 30 percent lampblack, forms a dense dark ebonite-like material suitable for polishing.
Panamea Slaughter Report From Pan ama Crisis
British cruiser Leander conducted mass burial and cremation after the Panamea troubles. The ship’s marines hauled numerous corpses and cremated them, while a house raid uncovered about twenty civilians including men women and children who were shot or stabbed.
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Panama
Leander
Admiral Bradford Keeps Exact Coal Stock Records
Admiral Bradford, head of the bureau of equipment and supplies, is noted for his system. He maintains in his private office a bulletin showing the exact amount of coal available for navy purchases at ironport ports worldwide.
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Bradford
Navy
Aitereet
Park Row skirt incident ends with quick recovery
A young woman on Park Row dropped her skirt in a crowded afternoon walk toward the bridge. She promptly grabbed the fabric, stepped out of the skirt, bundled the white underskirt, and continued calmly, avoiding public embarrassment.
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Park Row
New York Sun
Ase
Lgiric
Upper Broadway
Descendants of Columbus Sought as Homeless Inmates in City
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Manuel Columbo and Maria Columbo, descendants of Columbus, are current inmates at the Ashyith for the Homeless in the city of Catz. Documents said to prove their descent are cited, though details are unclear.
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Manuel
Maria ‘Columbo
Anid
Atster
Catz
Mascots Wanted for Battleship Kentucky Crew
An OCR fragment notes a call for mascots aboard the United States battleship Kentucky bound for the Asiatic station. The item suggests mascots are viewed as an indispensable part of the ship’s company.
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Magers
Kentucky
Angorageats
United States
Aeil
Church in Wisconsin Speaks on Aisle to Heaven
A fragment suggests a meditation on church height and spiritual reach, noting that the tallest steeple does not guarantee proximity to heaven. The line hints at church architecture and faith themes without specifics.
Life saved by kidney remedy and stock sale noted
In Chicago on November 26 prominent Catholic Forester S. P. Bush, conductor of Holy Name Court 26, survived a life threatening illness from Bright's disease after using Dodd's Kidney Pills for two months. The item ends with a stock exchange membership sale record at New York Stock Exchange for 946,500 dollars.
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Chicago
Ill
Mone Sa
Pbush
Holy Name Court
Order
Bright
Rush
Dodd
Mr. Rush
New York
Exchange
Judge Denies Naturalization To Dutch Guiana Black
A Trenton federal judge declined naturalization papers for a Black man born abroad and educated at Howard University, ruling that U S naturalization laws define whiteness. The decision follows ongoing disputes over the eligibility of nonwhite applicants amid broader civil rights debates.
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United States
Kirkpatrick
Trenton, N. 3
Howard University
Washington
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