U S Senate Directory Fragment at Telegraph
The Telegraph Directory shows a fragmented list of U S Senate members including names such as Jna M Thurston Omaha and William V Allen with partial district and state indications. The garbled text also references Madison and W L Greene with scattered entries.
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U.S. Senate
Jna
M. Thurston True
Ominha
William V.allen
Cence Ve -Madison
W.L. Greene
Wee Wunney
Local District Court Session Recaps North Platte Officials
The district court in North Platte saw Judge H Me Geimes preside as Justice North Platte and MTU representative L Stevhins reported on district matters. Feltz bree and other officials attended the session to outline regional judicial steps.
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Feltz Bree
MTU
Destricl
L. Stevhins
North Platt
H. Me. Geimes
North Platte
1st District Names and Assignments in Weyerte
The record lists W. RK Woods and W Harper among district figures in Weyerte with unclear spellings. It references the 4d District and mentions names in a fragmented OCR line, indicating local electoral or administrative allocations without full context or clear roles.
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RK Woods
Weyerte
Row & Dnes
Harper
Hrouson
Fragmented School Personnel List Aims at Roles
Fragmentary OCR reads like a roster of school staff including principals assistants and department heads. Names such as Miss Whitcheld Miss Blanchard and Mrs Wright appear among scattered titles and positions across primary intermediate and kindergarten levels.
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A. Ie
Bose
Griffith
Cones
T. BR. Dawson
J. Meubauce Atone
Tobe Baker
Tal Peas
Juanes
Nelitok
Oye Wachess
C&has
Yorum
Minmie ‘Chase
Miss Whitcheld
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Programs
Rev Allen Kenworthy. Services every Sunday morning and evening. Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Epworth League at 2 00 pm with preaching. Prayer meeting each Thursday night. Everyone welcome. free. Address listed as apt. C J Osborn assisting.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
C.J. Osborn
Epworth League
Allen Kenworthy
Parish Mass Schedule In Sand and Ogallala
The notice lists Masses on Sunday at Sand 104 m and a Mass at Ogallala every third day of the month, conducted by J McCarthy.
Episcopal Church Service Schedule Summary
Services every Sunday at the Episcopal Church with Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11:00 a.m. Evening prayer at 7:00 p.m.
Fraternal Lodges Meet Monthly Across City
A long list of fraternal and veterans groups meets monthly or biweekly at various halls. Notable attendees include Leslie Neubauer, H E Gapen, J O O F, Col. Joseph Conrad Garrison, and Miss Maggie Snider, with meetings from the first Tuesday to the fourth Wednesday, across orders such as A F and A M A F, K P, U R, M W of A, and W B C, plus the Order R R Trackmen and others.
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Col. Joseph
Conrad Garrison
Regular Army and Navy Union of the U
Child Culture Department aids mothers in studying child traits
The Child Culture Department offers guidance for mothers and teachers to study each child’s characteristics to inform proper development and growth.
A True Shark Story The Fatal Feud of the Little Blue and Gold Pilot
A desolate mother shark and her blue and gold attendant hunt a ship’s pork wreck. They lure, attack, and are disabled by a shipboard crew, then devour the catch with scavengers aiding until only the pilot remains. The tale ends with a note on Greece’s fish imports averaging 700,000 yearly.
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Mother Shark
London Spectator
Greece
The Moon and I Poem by A Matheson
A poem about a lover and the moonlit night. The speaker recalls a luminous, dreamlike scene as the beloved vanishes, leaving the narrator alone in the darkness.
Nothing New Under The Sun In Youthful Sports
A Philadelphia Times reflection notes that boys and girls across eras and lands share a love of play, citing ancient Greek and Roman games, Eskimos, and modern youths. It warns against turning sport into life and death, prize chasing, and excessive rulebound competition, urging lighthearted fun.
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Paris
London
Boston
Philadelphia
Garmes Archi
Wiogivis
Montezuma
Mexico
Nezahualpilli
Tzin
Tezcuco
Greece
Rome
Quoits
Sparta
Nero
Commodus
Themistocles
Athens
Baid
Philadelphia Times
Father Ryan Poet Priest of the South Echoed in Al kaheat
The article hails Father Ryan as a uniquely gifted American poet famed as the poet priest of the South. It lauds his poetic genius and enduring fame, noting his harp sings pathetically for a proud people and their buried hopes, placing him above contemporaries.
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Father Ryan
South
Ryan
A Handsome Gown From Berlin Described in Detail
A Berlin made gown features a mouse gray moire skirt with openwork embroidery and plastic rosettes. a matching waist with satin bands over a yellow guipure jabot. a wired lace garland at the neck. a gold and silver belt. and leg of mutton sleeves tapered in the lower part.
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Berlin
Personal, Sawstleigh I tell you what it is
In a brief exchange from the Boston Courier two speakers discuss curious events and timing, remarking on odd happenings and asking how long ago a person arrived, capturing a street conversation framed in a newspaper voice.
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Boston Courier
A Soldier Boy At Malvern Hill Remembered
Daw son A. Blanchard recalls a dying Confederate youth at Malvern Hill on July 1, 1862. A staff officer tends the wounded boy, tears and cannon thunder in the background as a storm abates. The brave lad dies in the narrator’s vigil, praying for morning.
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Malvern Hill
Louisiana Regiment
James River
Richmond
Robert E. Lee
George B. MacClellan
Dawson A. Blanchard
Washington
Castles and Siege of Caister in Wars of Paston Era
Sir John Fastolf wills Caister Castle to John Paston and the Pastons defend it against Richard III era forces. Four London professionals aid in a siege by the duke of Norfolk’s army of about 8,000, end with a 15 day respite and terms for surrender. Edward IV stays aloof while Mowbrays loom in the background during this turbulent conflict.
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John Fastolf
Caister
John Paston
Duke of
England
London
Werr
Cannet
Crossbones
Devyse Bolwerkys
Wacce
Warde
Whyche
Ballyd
Taklyng
Vitayl
Menys Herts
Edward IV
Warwick
Sewance
Cattle Kings Lose Ground to Small Ranchers on Western Ranges
The St Paul Pioneer Press reports a shift in North Dakota and eastern Montana grazing from massive bonanza outfits to smallholders. Immigrant settlement, fenced water holes, and hay taking ranges curb huge cattle princes. Large operators shrink as 15 thousand head perish in winter and ranges densify with smaller herds.
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North Dakota
Montana
Boonanza
West
Chicago
Pierre Wieboux
United States
Berry-Boice Cattle Company
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Cost of Sables Prices Rise From Siberia to Europe
The piece traces sable skins from Siberian herders in Mongolia to European markets. Traders barter with tea, tobacco, gunpowder, beads, and moccasins, noting skins fetch a few pence in Tomsk, rise to 5–6 rubles in Tomsk, 10 in Omsk, and up to £20 in Paris and London, while modern imitations depress value.
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Siberia
Mongolia
Altai Range
Siberian
England
Tomsk
Omsk
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Paris
London
London Mail
Smoke and Lightning in Thunderstorm Beliefs and Facts
The Washington Star quotes Industries and Iron on peasant smoke rituals to ward off lightning. Schuster argues the practice has basis in science as smoke may conduct and dissipate electricity gradually. Data cited include 6.8 churches and 815 mills struck in 1,000 lightning incidents, while factory chimneys are far less affected.
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Schuster
Out of His Depth in a Washington Bustle
A dialogic snippet captures a scene with Willie Wishington as a girl with loose hair and a spasmodic man discuss the ultimate destiny of the human race. The man hedges, calling the question a long way off, revealing a cautious, literary tone from a Washington source.
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Willie Wishington
Washington 1
Eye for Eye: Eye Glass Heist at Italian Stall
A one eyed street gamble fooled a downtown Italian fruit seller by dropping a glass eye at his stall and later stealing it with a second buyer. The seller paid $50, hoping for a $100 reward, but the ruse collapsed when no man claimed the reward and police were alerted.
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Pittsburg
Sheep Ticks and Their Harm to Lambs
The note explains the reddish brown wingless tick as a major pest of sheep, especially dangerous to young lambs. Ticks hide on the head or under skin, feed on blood, and are tough to crush. small flocks may be treated with scissors while larger flocks require dipping lambs during shearing season.
The Count's Mistake
An Indianapolis Journal item recalls a scene where a Count plans to wed Gwendolyn but mispronounces, leading her to mishear that his singing would “make one glad to leave.” She asks him to depart, ending the match before it begins.
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Gwendolyn
Indianapolis Journal
Harlem Life recollection echoes in casual exchange
The dialogue records a brief, informal exchange where Wim recalls a $5 loan from about a year ago and Brace confirms with a light jest. Bagley notes memory and eyesight as the conversation shifts, reflecting everyday street chatter.
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Bagley
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Leslie Neubauer
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Valiant Lodge
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Hermion Schroeder
F. G. Griffith
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Wm. W. Chowlas
R. Heagder
R.K
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Masonic Hall
Chas. P. Davis
Ellen Davis
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Second
Myrtle Streets
Jarrie Peterson
Poun
Phrenological
Fowler & Wells Co., Publishers
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Love
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I.A. Matheson
Father H Ryan
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Uncle Eben
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