Rome deputies approve huge military budget
Across the Atlantic the chamber of deputies in Rome votes the military budget by a large majority. In Chicago employers are said to plan not to rehire striking teamsters. Other items note Kasson at work on a new book, Portland businessmen appealing to the president, and various international notes from London, Shanghai, and Washington.
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Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Chicago
John A. Kasson
Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast
Ohio Railroad
Lake Shore
Twentieth Century Limited
Deneen
Ilinois
Johann Hoch
Supreme Court
Interuniversity
Bath Club
London
B. B. Kiernan
Philip Scott
Indian Territory
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Pinto
Grand Junction
Col
Alexander
Equitable
Hendricks
State Department
Winfield
Boynton
Colorado
Georgetown
Guiana
Herbert R. Wright
Town
Atilla
Honduras
London Morning Post
Shanghai
Otaghiri
Washington
New York
Dixie
Teague Island Navy Yard
Algeria
Gibraltar
Algiers
Bona
Ww. H. Durfée
Elgin
Evangelical German Lutheran Synod of
Missouri
Ohio
Sestion
Detroit
Seward
Neb
E. J. Gillettet
Niles
Michigan
Daily Telegraph
Moji
Japan
Vladivostok
Ussurt
Theodore J. Wint
John C. Bates
United States Army
St. Louis
General Wint
Sixth Cavalry
China
Aggie Myers
Libertyville
Nebraska News from York to Arlington and beyond
York county teacher institute ends with 176 enrolled. J P Guth of Omaha to draft plans for Plattsmouth Masonic Home addition. A pin removed from a West Point girl. Southeast Nebraska Grand Army reunion Aug 14 at Wymore. Superior stock shipping handles 8000 dollars weekly at 5 percent. Auburn woman survives aconite attempt. Osceola district votes 3500 needed for high school. Hastings men raise 1500 for salaried baseball team. Keckler grain dealers found guilty of assault in Plattsmouth. Lanham stabbing case leads to charges against W H Thompson. Anthrax hits farms at Pender and Gilster. Chittick dies in Omaha after bank business trip. Beatrice guards move Wymore prisoner for safety. Arlington votes 14000 bonds for water works. Lincoln dual telephone system inquiry etc. Nebraska troops valor noted in North Dakota battle marking Furnas monument plan.
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York County
Teachers’ Institute
J. P. Guth
Omaha
Plattsmouth
West Point
Nebraska
Wymore
Osceola High School
S. W Gushee
W. D. Grum
Hastings
H. Brewer
A.S Rohrer
C. J Miles
BE. Stein
FP. C. Babcock
A. H. Airline
Thomas
Sol Keckler
Manley
Justice Court
Co. M. Andrus
Kecklers
Andrus
Gage County
W. H. Thompson
Thomas Richardson
Lanham
Richardson
Thompson
F. M. Smith
Pender
Fred Gilster
Martin R. Chittick
Harvard State Bank
Herzog
North Dakota
Fritz Ricker
Tecumseh
Lena Margaret Lillie
Supreme Court
Linie
Butler County
Board of Trade
Arlington
Pfeiffer
Samuel Brainhart
Board of Public Utilities
San Francisco
Acton
Beatrice
Lincoln
R. W. Furnas
Congress
White Rock Hills
Iowa and
Nebraska Cavalry
Legislative Committee
Whitestone Battlefield
Township 131
Range 65
Dickey County
Alfred Sully
Robert W. Furnas
Sixth
Iowa Cavalry
D. S. Wilson
Seventh
Millard
Buffalo Country
Sixth Iowa Cavalry
Major House
Adjutant General’s Department of
Charles Davenport
John FE. van Order
Fall City
James Freeman
Thomas H. B. Packard
Dakota City
Hugh S. Blair
Lake Johnson
Columbus
Convicted in Federal Court in Omaha Packing Case
A federal jury convicted George Anderson of violating the injunction issued July 20, 1904, during the packing house strike. Anderson, an Omaha Packing Co. employee, was found guilty after about an hour of deliberation in the United States case filed in federal court.
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Omaha
United States
George Anderson
Anderson
Omaha Packing Company of
South Omaha
Ploehn Pleads Not Guilty After First Degree Murder Charge
Max Ploehn was brought to Plattsmouth and arraigned before Justice M. Archer on a first degree murder charge in the death of Miss Alina Goos. He entered a not guilty plea and was bound over to the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Max Ploehn
Alina Goos
M. Archer
Penn Goes On For One Year
Eddie Penn of Broken Bow pleaded guilty in federal court to using the United States mails to defraud and was sentenced to one year in the Dodge County jail.
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Penn
Omaha
Eddie Penn
Broken Bow
United States
Dodge County
Pardon for Life-Terrers by Governor on Nation's Birthday
C C Carleton of Dodge county and B E Collins of Douglas county, long inmates of the state penitentiary, are recommended for pardon by Governor Mickey under a statute allowing four officials to name two prisoners for pardon on the nation's birthday. Last year Chief Justice Holcomb declined to make a recommendation.
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C. C. Carleton
Dodge County
E. J. Collins
Douglas County
State Penitentiary
Mickey
Holcomb
War Against Consumption Laws and Habits in Public Health
The Charity Organization Society of New York promotes an active tuberculosis prevention campaign noting annual global deaths exceeding one million and U.S. losses over 100,000. It argues TB spreads via transmission and spitting, praises progress, and cites brain habit formation as key to health behavior changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society Ofew York
United States
Manhattan
Bronx
Use of Tobacco by Minors Draws Moral Alarm
A medical summary condemns underage tobacco use and urges action by parents teachers and physicians. It argues laws against sales are ineffective without public sentiment and calls for individual responsibility through training supervision and advocacy to curb youth smoking and chewing habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeley
Gently judge others and seek the good in all
The poem urges restraint in judging neighbors, noting we know little of inner struggles and temptations. It calls for divine charity, gentleness, and a focus on effort over faults, reminding readers to treat every person with compassion rather than condemnation.
Skin Training for Health and Veterinary Lessons
The article emphasizes that skin care is foundational to health, arguing a well trained skin helps prevent disease in humans and animals. It notes a healthy skin is warm moist smooth and elastic and that daily bathing or grooming is essential, with animals naturally rubbing to maintain it. It discusses horse care and hunting practices as examples of regular skin maintenance.
Asparagus Preparation and Cooking Tips From Home Guide
Select fresh tender asparagus and store bunches upright in water in a cool place. Wash each stalk to remove sand, trim tough ends, then tie in bunches and boil gently until tender. Stewing, egg sauce, and cream sauce methods follow, with precise steps for each preparation and serving on toast or with sauce.
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Augustus
Trust Baking Powders Sell For 45 Or 80 Cents A Pound
Baking powders priced at 45 or 80 cents per pound are identified as exorbitant and harmful to public health. They are alleged to produce food containing large amounts of Rochelle salts and a dangerous cathartic drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust
Howells on novels that poison minds and dull virtue
A Harper's Magazine note by William Dean Howells warns that fiction which flatters passions or panders to prejudices is poisonous. He argues such books corrode moral fiber, dull judgment, and erode appreciation for perseverance and plain reality, weakening readers to poverty and hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Magazine
William Dean Howells
Leipsic Thrives as Publishing Center and Music Hub
Leipsic, home of the German book publishing trade, hosts 2,916 firms and a 3,240-member publishers exchange. The city is renowned for its university, music schools, and concerts, attracting many American students.
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Leipsic Books and Music
Leipsic
lLeipsic
Germany
Lelpsic
Proved Beyond a Doubt Rheumatism Cure Claim
Middlesex New York July 3 Special report states Mrs Betsey A Clawson cured of inflammatory rheumatism after five years by Dodd s Kidney Pills Her account notes relief within two weeks with no longer needing assistance she tended her own garden and dug potatoes asserting the medicine clears uric acid by improving kidney function The claim highlights the remedy s role in removing uric acid from blood through kidney action
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Middlesex
N. Y
Betsey A. Clawson
Dodd
The Young Man in England and Scotland Education Contrast
In England the youth is the exception who is not waiting for something to turn up, while in Scotland the youth is the exception who is not taught from the start that it is his business to turn something up. This item notes cultural attitudes toward initiative and self-reliance in the two nations.
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England
Scotland
Poetry Claim by Spriggins Jones Sparks Debate
The Atlanta Constitution quotes Spriggins Jones asserting a defiant stance on poetry, saying the world seems to be tackling it and he might as well give it a try. The remark reflects a playful challenge to literary norms and the idea of living through verse.
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Hope’. Spriggins
Jones
Atlanta Constitution
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Nebraska State News
Nebraska Briefs
Superior
Harry Gongiver
Auburn
GC. A. Lutgen
Valor ‘of
Ploehn
Price. Com
Kennedy
Morocco
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