Pardons Debate on Bush Case in Nebraska County
Letter to the editor argues against pardoning Ernest Bush, the Dundy county murder suspect in 1809, citing court decisions and public safety concerns. The writer questions mercy for dangerous criminals, notes Bush’s alleged escape attempts, prior crimes, and criticism from officials including Senator Norris and James McParland.
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Pilger
Nebraska
Dundy
Ernest Bush
Silas Bailey
Mickey
Bush
Supreme Court of Our Commonwealth
Lfe
Supreme Court
Brown
Denmark
America
Loveland
Iowa
Omaha
Red Willow County
Florence
Benkelman
Wyoming
Rock County
Norfolk
Dundy County
Bailey
Pardoning Board
Wryoming
Norris
James McParland
Denver
Molly Maguires
Pennsylvania
B. F. Eberhart
The
State Journal
Great Minds Find Inspiration in Others Their Reading Habits
In St Nicholas Hallam Mans worth notes how many famous figures sparked their imagination by studying predecessors. Milton shaped by organ music, Gray and Shakespeare by classic dramatists, Eskine by Burke, Lincoln by Clay speeches, Tennyson by Byron and Dickens, and Dickens by Tennyson.
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St. Nicholas
Hallam Mansworth
Milton
Gray
Spenser Corneille
Racine
Lord Eskine
Edmund Burke
Shakespeare
Lincoln
Tennyson
Byron
Dickens
Tenyson
Dr M E Pettibone Dentist Office Location and Phone
Dr M E Pettibone operates as a dentist with offices over The Larsen Music Store and can be reached at phone number 419 for appointments.
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M. E. Pettibone
Larsen Music Store
Miners’ Wives Speak On Wage Truths And Jobs
A miner’s wife challenges common magazine claims about coal mine pay and working conditions. She argues wages around Wilkes-Barre are about five to six dollars daily, stresses dangerous toil and the need for fair pay to support families, and questions public verdict on wages as a jury weighs the case. The piece ends with a call to action and a note about Bob’s job troubles.
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Lfe
Wilkes-Barr
Pennsylvania
Bob
The
New Republic
There is No Hell Hoorah There is no Devil Dear
A Chicago Tribune letter from Kh H L questions eternal punishment while mocking fear of Hell. It imagines a afterlife where vice is ignored and spirits comfort the guilty. The writer asks where bomb throwers go if Hell does not exist and ends with a satirical moral challenge.
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Kh. H. L
Chicago Tribune
Can You Beat It Post Office Politeness Warning
A Dalton Delegate item reports a playful tax tale about how to calculate a carrier’s route time. A caller pressed for exact hour Route A delivery, and the clerk declined. The piece humorously offers a nonsensical formula ending with a quirky instruction to point off two places and stir with a spoon.
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Postoffice
Dalton
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Liberty State Bank
Sidney
Webracka
Cone Seys
Kellogg’s
W. EK
Dr. Price
D? Price
Price Baking Powder Factory
Independence Boulevard
Chicago
Illinois
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