National and State Officials Listed in Telegraph Directory
The Telegraph Directory provides a roster of national, state, and local government figures, including U S Senate members, Congressional districts, the governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, treasurer, attorney general, superintendent, and land office officials. It also lists legislative and judicial district representatives and judges with their base locations.
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Silas Allolcomb
Robert — Moore
Joel A Piper
Eugene Moore
Joseph $. Bartley
Arthur Churchill
Benny R. Robett
Henry A Russell
District Delegates Named for 1st 2nd and 3rd Areas
The record lists district assignments with M R Woods in Weyerts for the 1st District AW Atkins in Sidney for the 2d District and LOW Jarper in Bronson covering the 3d District, indicating a regional leadership roster.
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M.R Woods
Weyerts
AW. Atkins
Sidney
Jarper
Bronson
Teachers and staff roster listing positions and names
A partial OCR list shows teachers and staff including mediator A Pease treasurer A Griffith director Ben F Blanchard member John Baker James J McIntosh Chas Dornan principal Minnie Chase assistant Miss Whiteherd and other roles in grammar primary and kindergarten departments.
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A. Pease
van A. Grifith
Dawson
Ben
F Blanchard
John Baker
James J McIntosh
Chas. Dornan
Minnie Chase
Community Church Notices and Fraternal Lodge Meetings
Local church listings include Methodist Episcopal and Catholic services with Sunday schools and prayer meetings. Numerous fraternal orders and veterans organizations such as A F & A M, I O O F, K P, U R W K, and G A R hold monthly meetings with officers named for Sidney and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Cluitrch
CJ Osborn
Epworth
Episcopal Church
APTL Advocates Tariff Protection for American Labor
The American Protective Tariff League defines its mission to shield American labor and industry from foreign competition by imposing tariffs on imports. The constitution states the object is to protest labor by tariff to secure industrial products for the United States.
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American Protective Tariff League
Deaf Mutes Clubs and Careers Highlight City Societies
Deaf mutes organize social literary and athletic clubs led by leaders like Rev Thomas Gallander. The groups meet weekly at locations such as 205 East 67th Street and 224 Waverley Place, discuss politics, and foster work in post offices, warehouses, farming, and crafts.
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Thomas Cgallander
D. D
The
Silent
State of
New York
Lexington Avenue
Sixty-seventh Street
Deaf Mutes
Union League
Lexington Club
Quiet Club
Manhattan Literary Association
Quad Club
Union League Club of
East Sixty-seventh Street
Institute For Deaf Mutes
Washington Heights
Guild of
Silent Workers
Waverley Place
Dr. Kraus
Charles Chamberlain
M. Brown
W. G. Jones
Ite
Waverley Place House
Post Office
Custom House
Washington
Gallaudet
Hudson River
Poughkeepsie
New York Recorder
Pendulant chronoscope tests at NYU a child’s brightness
A University of New York device, the pendulant chronoscope, measures reaction times of children by recording their button press after a shutter drops. Charts from the test indicate boys average higher in brightness and general ability than girls.
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University of New York
Wood For Food Among Veddahs In Ceylon
The veddahs or wild hunters of Ceylon mix pounded soft wood fibers with honey to feed when meat is unavailable. The practice reflects foraging methods and use of natural resources in local subsistence.
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Ceylon
Kant and De Quincey Describe His Striking Self Care
The passage notes Kant avoided garters and no ligature on body while keeping stockings. He wore loops at the hips and a windlass device to move stockings during talks with disciples. De Quincey marveled at Kant’s grotesque contrivance as he expounded philosophy and joked about the winding mechanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kant
Thomas de Quincey
de Quincey
Books on Sebastian Cabot Spark Controversy and Wit
The text critiques Sebastian Cabot, noting his 1557 retirement and death, and argues he was neither a truthful nor just leader, tempered by a mercy stance. It cites race, mercenary eras, and language as factors, then shows various humorous anecdotes from London Spectator, Philadelphia Times, and London Tit-Bits, ending with a Meath bishop and a cautious Irish farmer anecdote.
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Sebastian Cabot
Aeuman
London Spectator
Egypt's reform path faces counter revolution risk
Fragmented historical extract notes ongoing reforms in Egypt, warning that removal of English protection could undo progress and empower corrupt elites. It contrasts the people’s reliance on England with fears of a renewed oppression, then shifts to contemporary ads for patent medicines and travel services, mentioning Beatrice and Crete Chautauqua dates and Union Pacific trains.
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England
Blackwood
Crete
An Ordinance Levying Tax For General Revenue
The Village of Sidney Nebraska passes an ordinance to levy ten mills on the dollar of both real and personal property for general revenue in 1896. The tax is to be collected and paid into the village treasury per state law. Approved by Chairman J.J. McIytain and Village Clerk H. F B. Garren.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Ian Seo
Neraska
Nited States Land
Staey
Nebr
Secretary of the Interior
Fort Sidney Wood and Timber Reservation
Conrid
Joan M. Adams
Register
A. Guirriza
Sidney Neb
Sidney, Neb
Joseph A. Fetterly
Willltm Nienhoiser
James A. Palmer
Abner Ragan
Washington Alert
Young. Adams
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C.S. Senate. Inc
Thurston Omaha
William V. Allen
Madison Congressional
C.M. Kem Boohen
Bow
U.S. Land Office
Joan M.adams
A. Grifllth
Legislature
Hoagland North Platte
F.P Morgan
Chappell Wtnh
UJ. M. Grimes
Judge
North Platte
Pease
Sidney Shertt
J Neubauer
Sidney A P Chambers
Colton
Wiis
Camp Clark
Bassettsidney
Leroy Martin
Villiage Trustees
J.J McIntosh
E. Ar
Doran A Kit Bassett
J. Pantenburgener K . Gupen
P. Sanders
Frank Welch Lodge
Leslie Neubauer
Sec'y
D. Stewitts
Sidney Lodge
A. K. Greenlee
Sec
C. Milthorpe
N.G
Rebecca Degree
Wm. Chowlns
Lily Chowlns
Valiant Lodge
K. of P
F. K. DeCastro
J.J. McIntosh
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Pierre Sanders
D. F. Mckee
O. Joseph
Conrad Garrison
Regular Army and Navy Union of the
F. H. DeCastro
Thos. Welleman
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W .Nelson
A. A. Ricker
Henry A. Morrow
R Borgquist
Wm. Ovtomian
E. V. Sumner
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E. 2. Osgood
Sidney Camp
M. W.of A
Jas. McMullan
L. Fitch
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Sidney Lade
L. Lis Bordwell
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Providence
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0. P. Davis
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Wilbur F. Wakeman
Stract
Ossian
Arnold
Byron
Keats
Macpherson
Europe
Woody Morven
Lora
Selma
Macmillan’s Magazine
Kant’s Windlaases
Luxury
Philadelphia Times
London
Meath
Egypt
BE. Buckle & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
New Life
W. S. Bassettt
Union Pacific & Northwestern Line
Missouri River
BE. R. Breisch
Agent U. P. System
W.F. Bassett
Prussca Uuly O
Joy
J.J. McIytain
Board of Trustees
H. F B. Garren
Vilage
Ipuu
J. McIntosn
Gapen
Durham
Blackwell
Tookwells
Greenlee & Benson
General Merchandise
Eychange
Chowins & Son
Chowins
Ritz Urbach
Oberfelder Block
Rose Street, Sidney, Nebr
Chas. Vernon
United States
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Telegraph
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New York City
Tribune
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