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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1901
Page
3
Janetta admits loving Captain Merivale while Clarice tests her. a burglar robs Clarice’s room, forcing Janetta to aid the thief to protect Clarice. The Doctor drives Neville to help save Mrs. Eddy’s baby and admonishes the youth about his sister’s peril and his own behavior.
Janetta wakes to a masked burglar in her room who urges calm talk and warns against screams. He claims to seek a quick conversation to reach a good understanding, while the threat to her life and Clarice’s safety looms. Janetta braces for danger as tension heightens.
A fragment notes around twelve o'clock that night Doctor Drake's night bell rang. The sparse detail hints at a quiet moment interrupted by a sudden signal, leaving the events and setting largely unreadable.
The Chicago Chronicle reflects on jewelry’s enduring lure across cultures and eras. It recalls myths of talismans and the belief that gems hold influence, citing historic gems as tokens of affection, prophecies, and even ruin, with Marie Antoinette and Faust invoked as emblematic cases.
Lincoln observers report a stubborn deadlock in the legislative contest between Rousewater and Thompson with no early solution in sight. Fusionists push for party accountability bills while discussing possible cross votes to break the impasse.
C TH Rudge L Vance and C Bassett of the state board of agriculture with J C Seacrest and other Lincoln citizens escorted the house committee on public lands and buildings to the state fair grounds. The trip used Lincoln Traction Co cars to inspect grounds and old buildings as the legislature weighs a proposed 50 000 appropriation for permanent buildings and improvements. The fair is permanently at Lincoln and the committee aims to keep costs minimal, with no expressed intent to reduce the full appropriation materially.
The senate confirmed 3. D. Davis of Clay county as warden of the penitentiary succeeding Warden Hopkins. Governor Dietrich announced the appointment along with A. Cole of Hastings as commander of the soldiers home at Grand Island. Davis previously served as Clay county sheriff with Md Church of Lincoln and ex-Warden A. D. Beemer cited among applicants.
Leslie's Weekly maps principal states and marks giant plants. Beatrice Creamery of Lincoln claims world largest butter capacity at 30 000 pounds daily, St Albans Vermont dairy operation outputs 10 000 pounds and capacity 20 000. Grand Island ranch owner Robert Taylor reputedly holds 90 000 sheep.
At the Elk's stag social Friday night Bartlett and May of the Woman in the Casey company aided in entertaining lodge rooms after a male quartet performance and specialty acts. Local talent carried the retailer program as BP members formed an internal reception committee at the function.
Elder P. H. Howe of this city was reap pointed to chaplain of the penitentiary by Governor Dietrich last Friday. Howe has held the post for fifteen years and will perform duties until he can resume work. His preacher colleagues in Lincoln have agreed to assist during his absence.
Mr. Singleton, an Omaha resident and messenger in the governor's office, has gone back home after telling friends he was disappointed at not securing a permanent position. The messenger post was abolished years ago, and he sought that or a similar role.
Dr Green of University Place assumed control of the Lincoln hospital for the insane on February 1 following the tenure of Dr C E Coffin. The appointment of the new steward will be announced soon.
The House approved an omnibus bill totaling 344 400 dollars for stores and supplies taken by the Union Army during the rebellion. The recipients were residents of the South and the measure passed after hours of debate without division.
J Elcholtz a Kansas druggist declared his resolve to destroy all liquor in his store He emptied a barrel of whisky into the sewer and announced plans to publicly destroy the remaining wines and whisky on Saturday Ministers and the public are invited to attend The act is meant as rejoicing and a statement that selling liquor is wrong
The Iowa Supreme Court affirmed the lower court decision on the Titus biennial election amendment. The ruling invalidates the amendment to the state constitution and sets a state election for this fall in Iowa.
Clinton Iowa February 4 Martin Dufy of Wilton township reaches the century in November last year and remains under danger after a long life since moving to Clinton county in 1852. He is the second oldest resident in the county and now lies ill.
Topeka reports a general snow storm across Kansas. Dispatches say the light snow will benefit winter wheat, practically ensuring a good crop.
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