National Body and State Officers Listed in Telegraph Directory
The Telegraph Directory provides a roster of national and state offices including U.S. Senate members Jno M Thurston and William V Allen from Nebraska, and state posts like Governor A Holcomb, Lieutenant Governor James Be Harris, Secretary of State Wm I Porter, and Auditor John E Cowell. It also lists the land office registers Adams and Griffith and other officials such as Attorney General B Messerven and Supt Public Instruction Smythe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slus A. Holcomb
James Be
Hwarris
Wm. I. Porter
John E.cowell Tremsuroti
B. Messerven
J. Smythe
J. Smythe Supt. Public Instruction
W. R.jackson
Commingtoner Poblic
J.W. Wolf
Nebraska Legislature and District Officials Listing
A fragmented ledger lists names and districts for state legislature and local offices. Includes references to Belt, Stebbing, Grimes, Pease, McAleese, Bullock, Chambers, Weyerts, Hart, Doran, Hassett, Pantenburg, Sanders and others across districts in North Platte, Sidney, Bassett, Bronson and surrounding areas, with roles such as judge clerk treasurer superintendent and surveyor.
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Roth Senatorial
F. Q. Belt
Ceeseeee
Een Enen Canerere
Ogalalla
Ie StebbiNg
North Platte Uith
H. N. Grimes
North Platte
E. A. Pease
Sidney Borer
Antes i
Daniel "McAleese
Sidney
Bullock
Lodge Pole
Noubiuer
G. P. Chambers
Colton Burveyee
H .Wilts
Camp
Clark Pnetee Y Vv
Bassett
Sidney Teeseee
Clairman J.d. McIntosh
B. Hart H
T. Doran
FB. Hassett
Pantenburg H
Gapet
P. Sanders
Local Church Services and School Staff Directory
A list shows Methodist Episcopal Church services including Sunday preaching at 11 am Epworth League at 6 pm and prayer meeting Thursdays with free seats. Catholic Church notes Masses at 8 and 10 am and Ogallala Mass on the third Sunday. Episcopal Church lists Sunday services, morning and evening prayers. School staff names include PonsO, Dawson, Neubauer and Blanchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Osborn
Epworth Lengua
Allen Kenworthy
Catholic Church
Ogallalu
Jd McCarthy
Episcopal Chuncih
Fraternal Lodges and Societies Meeting Schedule
Societies list shows ranks and meetings for Welch Lodge No 7 Af & A M meets 1st Friday monthly. Sidney Lodge No 196 AOUV meets 2nd and 4th Thursday. Providence Chapter OES meets 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 8. Other groups include Rebecca Degree No 66, Villant Lodge No 98 K of P, and more with secretaries and wardens listed.
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Welch Lodge
A. M
Efach
Leslie Neubauer
Sec
A. J
Tts. M
Rebecca Degree
V. Neubauer
Y- J. Neubauer
Villant Lodge
H. BE. Gapun
Sanders
Sidney Lodge
Verman Schroeder
W.M. Month
J.G. Griffith
Providence
Masonic Hall
Chas. Sr. Davin
Sidney Yodge
U. W
P. Bali
Myrtle Ateoais
Orrrie Peterson, O
H. Busaix Bhennan
Rocorder
Thackeray and Goethe First Interview Revealed
An article recounts Thackeray at nineteen receiving Goethe’s invitation and his memories of the famed Weimar salons. The meeting in Goethe’s private chambers featured formal courtesy, vivid description, and remarks on art, letters, and the court’s gracious charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Vulpius
Thackeray
Woimwar
Goethe
Goheimerath
Rauch
Francoplan
Alma von Goethe
Vienna
Weimar
Patriarch of Letters
The Quest by H. Bunner Poem
The speaker recalls a night vision where dawn fades, and a kiss awakens lasting love. He keeps vigil by day and night, seeking the beloved in a strange, shifting light, concluding that from that day he knew love. This excerpt from The Late H. Bunner in Scribner's conveys romantic longing and nocturnal yearning.
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Bunner
Scribner's
The Boer at Home in Harper's Magazine Story
A tale by Poultney Bigelow in Harper's Magazine recounts an English missionary son, Daniel Lindley, meeting a Boer who first snubs him then honors his father after a hidden gift of a great thrashing. The narrative uses the Boer’s paradoxical mix of offense and loyalty to illustrate independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kenuan
St. Nicholas
Mr Kenuan
Yegor
Barin
Bryant Lindley
Daniel Lindley
Lindley
Black Forest
England
Poultney Bigelow
Harper’s Magazine
Spear Carrying Etiquette In Ancient Warfare
A reflection on ancient custom: carrying spears point forward signalled war, while bearing them backward over the shoulder marked friendship. The author argues that a man earns regard only by his own strength or skill, not by title or privilege, a view echoed by Hawthorne.
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Hawthorne
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U.S. Senate
Jno
M. Thurston
Omaha
William V. Allen
Madison
Congressional
SIXTI
W.L. Greene
Kenney
U. 8
John N. Adams
P. A. Griffith
Legislature
MES R. Eos Weyerts
B.A. Ro
Celsaals W. Karper
Bronson
Board Villiage Trustees
School Board
A. Ponso
Weenee
Griffth
Preasurers
Dawson
Neubauer
Tote Baker W
Ces
James J Nelutosh
Chas
Davran
Minniu Chase
Whitehead
Sheldon
Wright
A. K. Greenlee
Y. Renard Kreughr
N.G
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Pierre Sanders
Gupt
D. Ff. McKee
Co. Joseph
Conrad Garrison
Regular Army and Navy Union of the VU
H W. DeCastro
Thos. Wellemaan
E. V. Summer
P. Osgood
O.P. Davs, Adj
Henry A. Morrow
P. R. Borgquist
A.J. Davison
E. V. Sumner
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Maggie Snyder
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Clark
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Wrest
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W. Forrest
Wm. W. Chowins
Hi. J. Snyder
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Ellen Davis
Mtn Exparent
Phrenological
Fowler & Wells Co., Publishers
East 21St St
New York
Thackeray and Goethe
Just
Siberia
Ladies
Gentlemca
Earth
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Eldredge
Sandons
Belvidere
Broadway
Lls
Black Jack
E. V. S. Pomeroy
Institute
Kearney, Neb
Harry N. Russell
Art
Bast
Sony Fert
Montague Marks
Union Square
N.Y
Owana Werdy Worto-Herayp
Iin
Wonro-Hunaip
Weekly World-Herald
Omaha, Neb
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Tucker
James Tucker
Wea
Second Street
Nebraska
Lapeer
Alcyvol
Brady
L. B. Cary
Cheyenne County
New York Weekly Tribune
Daughers
Tribune
Weekly
Telegraph
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the Telegraph
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Tribume Suilding
New York City
YUE
NEW York Weekly
Trirone
DR. Matchette
Matchette
Matchette Coo
Chicago, Ill
DR. Matchette CO
Pace
Central Cycle Mfg. CO
Ganonen Street
Indianapolis, Ind
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