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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
7
In Greenville Maine a photographic studio offers “Hunting Scenes While You Wait” with a camplike setup near Moosehead lake. The firm recreates forest settings using stuffed moose bear and deer and hires “supers” to pose as hunters, producing convincing images for travelers and railroad guides.
United Evangelical minister Rev. Adam W. Shenberger aged seventy two wed York County almshouse former matron Ellenora Swartz aged sixty two in a surprised Harrisburg ceremony at the Metropolitan hotel. Rev. Harry Daniels assisted after being awakened before daylight. Shenberger, widowed and once a York pastor, met Swartz during a visit two years ago and renewed his suit upon returning to York.
Pittsfield Massachusetts Franklin Aller Smith of Fort Wayne Indiana was legally restored to life by the Berkshire probate court and declared entitled to $2,600 from the estate of his father Hiram A. Smith of Williams Town. Smith left Williamstown nearly thirty years ago and surfaced weeks ago to claim his share.
Rockland designer John J. Wardwell is praised as a leading wooden-ship architect and measurably productive builder with 75 vessels designed and 56 built. He notes ships have grown far larger while numbers shrink, citing the Palmer and Crowley fleets and the evolving scale from 100–150 ton schooners to 1,500 ton vessels and beyond.
Kansas City Western Railway co sues W F Combs for 1500 dollars in Wyandotte County Common Pleas. Cattle belonging to Combs allegedly wandered onto the railroad right of way near Bethel causing an eastbound car to strike and damage the car and risk passengers.
Three German students Stempel Fischer and Weber studying at Grenoble University attempted to climb Grande Som in the French Alps. A misstep sent Stempel and Weber over a precipice while Fischer was rescued after hours on a rocky ledge. Stempel died. Weber survived with minor injuries.
In Jefferson Georgia a monument was unveiled honoring Dr Crawford W Long for the discovery and first use of anaesthesia in surgery. The account notes Long conceived inhalation anesthesia in 1842 while teaching medical students, achieved unconsciousness and pain relief in a surgical case, and opposed claiming priority. The piece mentions Davy, Wells and Sims in context of early claims.
A lighthearted caption contrasts Johnny’s plan to attend Sunday school with Tommy’s refusal, hinting at tensions arising from nomination discussions and potential partisan strain.
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