In Memoriam Mary Cc Armuth Lamented by Sidney Lodge
Sidney Lodge No 122 AOUW Nebraska publishes in the Sidney Telegraph a memorial for Mary Cc Armuth. The resolution laments her loss and commends her aid and sympathy to the needy. Charter draped thirty days. letter sent to family. notice to Nebraska Workman. Committee names Ella Williams Minnie Seeger Sadie McFadden. Sidney Neb February 12 1913.
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Mary Cc. Armuth
Sidney Lodge
A. O. U. W. Sidney
Nebraska
Sidney Telegraph
Nebraska Workman
Ella Williams
Minnie Seeger
Sadie McFadden
Sidney
Neb
Communion service at Christ Church with mixed choir
The Celebration of the Holy Communion was held at Christ Church last Thursday evening with Canon Robert H. Bell as celebrant. A large number of communicants attended and a mixed choir performed creditably for the first time since the former rector’s departure. Choir practice begins next week to prepare Easter music. Rev. W T. Morgan, Pastor.
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Christ Church
Robert H. Bell
Joseph
W T. Morgan
Christ Church Weekly Service Schedule Notice
Sunday School at 10 a m and Morning Prayer Litany and Sermon at 11 a m on February 16. Evensong and Meditation at 8 pm on February 21 led by W T Morgan Jr, Minister in Charge.
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Christ Church
W. T. Morgan, Jr
California Woman Uses Cough Remedy for Cold Relief
Mise Marie Gerber of Sawville California was seriously alarmed by a cold that settled on her lungs. A friend recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and she reports relief within one night and complete recovery in a week. Ad notices it is for sale by all dealers.
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California
Chamberlain
Mise Marie Gerber
Elle
Cal
All Deatherc
What a Woman Can Do In Business After Heartache
Mrs. C. D. Essig took charge of a long-running hardware store after her husband’s death. She invoiced, cleared unsalable stock, reopened with modern lines, expanded the hardware department, and emphasized advertising to attract customers. Her success proves a woman can excel in a field once dominated by men.
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C. D. Essig
Essig
Sidney
Martial law declared in four WV counties after clashes
Charleston West Virginia February 12 martial law is in effect in portions of four counties after a battle between striking Kanawha coal field miners and deputy sheriffs railroad officers and mine guards near Mucklow. Sixteen persons were killed and about forty are wounded including twelve miners and four state officers.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Kanawha
Mucklow
Nebraska News Highlights in State House Actions
Lincoln February 13. House committees advance woman suffrage bill and defer a constitutional convention bill. A banking bill would exempt certain interest deposits from guaranty law. Wages for female workers get testimony in Lincoln with Representative Quiggle slated as first witness. Salaries, tax on mortgages repealed. Land entry records rise by 4 564 tracts, led by Cherry and Lancaster counties. Governor Morehead offers $200 reward for a Union Pacific murder suspect. Prince case hearing scheduled March 10 before the pardon board.
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Quiggle
Lincoln
House
Committee On Constitutional Amendments
General File
Burkett
Lancaster
Lindell
Wll
Omaha
Evans Laundry
Senate
Finance Committee
Morehead
Pergangs
Agent Hood
Union -Pacific Railroad
Millard
Various Nation News Items From 1913 Era Chronicle
A roundup of brief items covers trials, legislation, and international notes. Acquittal for FGO Beach on a domestic charge. NC R officials in trial. Lillian Hollis, famed Pacific coast beauty of 1892, died of starvation in New York. Chicago police cells condemned as horrible. Wyoming and Washington ratify direct election amendment. Ninth Cavalry aids Mexican border patrol. Peary reports well after surgery. Wilson undecided on extra session legislation beyond tariff. Minnesota House backs two cent fare. Lynching in Touston Miss. Castro visits Albany. Attorney general papers sought on Standard Oil. British emigration to colonies rises. James Lrvee appointed to Hague tribunal. Fire damages Avery plant Peoria. Moose plan $1.5 million orphan institution near Aurora. Nevada divorce residence rule passes assembly. New York curfew debate at Republican club. U.S. ship movements spark Central American interest. Taft warns against progressivism. Mails probe ends in no verdict. Rockefeller health concerns during Pujo hearing. Washington urged delay on alien ownership bills. El Paso officials accused of aiding Madero regime. New York police graft inquiry deeply underway. Cuba notes delay in replying to American protest over attacks on its legation.
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Chicago
Dolan
House
Wyoming Senate
Washington
Ninth Cavalry
Douglas
Naco
Robert F. Peary
Wilson
Congress
Minnesota House
Bendixon
Andrew Williams
Touston
Miss. Williams
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Sulzer
Albany
N. Y
Canada
Australia
James Lrvee
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Hague
Avery Manufacturing Company
Peoria
Loyal Order of Moose
Aurora
Nevada Assembly
Senate
New York City
James Curry
East Side
Republican Club
United States
Central America
Knox
Taftan
A. J., Wisner
John J. Meyers
New York
Wiliam Rockefeller
Pujo
Unternyer
House of Representatives
Mrs. Zimmerman Dies After Mysterious Drug Intake in Sutherland
In Sutherland Nebraska on February 183 Mrs. B S Zimmerman wife of the local Presbyterian pastor died suddenly after taking what was believed Rochelle yalts Indications point to poison setting and Coroner Maloney will have the remainder of the drug analyzed.
Notice of Public Sale in Sidney Nebraska Block 37
County Commissioners of Cheyenne County Nebraska will sell at public sale to the highest bidder for cash all old buildings on Block 37 Village of Sidney Nebraska including the old courthouse sheriff's residence rest room building and numerous outbuildings. Sale on Saturday March 1 1913 at 1 pm in Sidney Nebraska. February 5 1913 H T Doran County Clerk.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Katsura Cabinet Resigns in Japan Amid Riots
Tokyo reports the resignation of Prince Katsura and his cabinet with Count Gambei Yamamoto to become premier and Baron Takaki Kato to remain foreign affairs minister. Osaka experienced violent riots with attacks on pro Katsura newspapers, several deaths, and mobs dispersed by morning.
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Tokyo
Prince Katsura
Gambei Yamamoto
Takaaki Kato
Great Britain
Osaka
Katsura
Wilson Formally Elected President and Marshall Vice President
Congress declared Woodrow Wilson elected president and Thomas R. Marshall elected vice president. Electoral certificates, opened with both houses present, showed Wilson and Marshall with 435 votes, Theodore Roosevelt and Ham Johnson with 88 votes, Taft and Butler with 8 votes. The official count lasted just over an hour.
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Washington
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Thomas R. Marshall
House
Senate
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Marshall
Theodore Roosevelt
Hiram W. Johnson
William H. Taft
Nicholas Murray Butler
Clayton plan for six year term delayed in house
Washington on February 12 the house judiciary committee tabled the Clayton resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to create a six year single presidential term effective in 1921 and exempt Taft Wilson or Roosevelt from its operation. No action will be taken on the Works single term resolution already passed by the senate.
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Washington
Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
Congress
House Judiciary
Senate
House Repasses Webb Bill To Bar Liquor Shipments
Washington February 12 by a viva voce vote the house repassed the Webb bill to prohibit the shipment of intoxicating liquors into dry states as it passed the senate and removed a parliamentary obstacle delaying final passage until another session of congress.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Omaha Live Stock Market summary Feb 12 South Omaha
Cattle receipts 4200 active strong to 10 cents higher with beef steers 675 to 825 cows and heifers 175 to 715 stockers and feeders 665 to 750 bulls 566 to 675 calves 575 to 9600. Hogs receipts 16000 up 10 to 11 cents with bulk around 790 to 800, most at 795 and some good lights to 8.05. Sheep receipts 9060 up 10 to 26 cents with lambs 8.50 to 9.00, wethers 5.85 to 6.50, ewes 5.35 to 5.90, yearlings 7.35 to 7.85.
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South Omaha
Chicago Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts Reported
Chicago February 12 cattle receipts reach 14000 with strong heaves and varied prices. Western steers 575, stockers and feeders 1.75 to 7.65, cows and heifers 3.10 to 7.50, calves 6.75 to 10.75. Hog receipts 38000 higher, bulk 8.30 to 8.41, light 5 to 7.14, heavy 7.95 to 8.05, pigs 6.95 to 7.30. Sheep receipts 18000 natives 4.99 to 6.35, westerns 5.00 to 6.49, yearlings 6.65 to 8.00, lambs 7.00 to 9.00.
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Chicago
Blanket Pin Fatality Shocks Nebraska Community
In Wausa Nebraska on February 12 farmer John Backlund was driving home when his horse bolted and ran hard until it collapsed dead. An examination revealed three large blanket pins lodged in the animal’s stomach, one of which was open and had penetrated the stomach wall.
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Wausa
Neb
John Backlund
Williams Reappointed Lincolns State Asylum Superintendent
B F Williams was reappointed superintendent of the state asylum for the insane at Lincoln by Governor Morehead on February 13.
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Lincoln
B. F. Williams
State Asylum For the Insane
Morehead
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Hot Springs
Sidney Marble Works
A. A. Clark
Nebraska News
Committee
Howard
Cherry County
Lancaster County
Prince
Albert Prince
Davis
Hudson River
Fgo Beach
Atken
Lister
Secretary of
State Knox
Department of State
el Paso
Beck
Madero
House Foreign Affairs Committee
A. R. Burgess
Becker
Hermann Rosenthal
James Purcell
Arthur M. Beaupre
State Department
Cuba
Clinton
North Platte
State Association
A. D. Clinton
Nebraska Retail Jewelers’ Association
M. L. Kile
Creighton
Ed B. Franski
Pierce
Nebraska Conservation and Public Welfare Commission
Fremont
Joseph N. Spellman
Fremont Gas and Electric Light Company
Speilman
Culding
Hurt
Beatrice
George Stout
Custer
Broken Bow
Andrew J. Roper
Wood River
Roper
H T. Doran
Japan
Pote
Webb
F. Williams
I Jeroy Martin
Attorney AT Law
C. E. Harper
R. J K. Elms
Cleburne Block
Joseph Oberfelder
E. F. Ward
Stowitta
Henry E. Gapen
Cheyenne Co
Court House
Sidney, Neb
Gapen Building
Hoagland
W. V. Hoagland
Hoagland & Hoagland
A A. Sharp
P. O
Clara, Neb
H. E. Mantor
Office
Stewatts Building
W. D. Taylor
Sunol
J. C. Swatzlander, M. D
First National Bank
J. D. Willms
Dalton, Nebraska
N. Tillman Owen
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