National and Local Officials Listing in The Telegraph Directory
The Telegraph Directory outlines national senate and congressional figures plus state officers and local government roles. It lists governor CTL Gettrich lieutenant governor E. Po Savage secretary of state Wo Marsh auditor Chas Weston treasurer Wm Steuffer attorney general Fob Prout superintendent Win KK Fowler and other public offices with a long sequence of district and judicial appointments, clerks, and lodge and fraternal group notices across towns including North Platte Sidney and Lodgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctl Gettrich
E. Po Savage
Marsh
Chas Weston
Wm Steuffer
Prout
Fowler Com Public Lands
Widgs
GU Follmer
Army Canteen Debate Sparks Fort Snelling Controversy
An editorial cites Fort Snelling officers and Major Henry P Ray arguing the army canteen harms or helps discipline. Ray says desertions are not rising and canteen profits are modest, asserting well run canteens do not erode order and that drunks are weeded out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eighth Regiment
Fort Snelling
Congress
Port Snelling
Henry P Ray
Paul
Col Ray
Porn Sudling
United States
Geer Iyall
Ghana
Trentee
Gentle Reading on Self-Improvement for Children
A Children's Visitor urges careful influence by associates and habits. It emphasizes elevating character, moderate diet, neat dress, and pure speech as marks of gentlemanly conduct. The guidance champions restraint and kindness for youth.
Morgan Raiders Raid Through Ohio and Indiana
A Civil War cavalry raid led by John Morgan swept from the Cumberland River north through Kentucky into Indiana and Ohio. The operation crossed the Ohio at Cincinnati area, captured two steamers, and raged toward Wellville and New Lisbon before final capture. The raid caused panic but yielded no Confederate strategic gains as peacetime riders turned on Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morgan
Indiana
Ohio
Cumberland River
Tennessee
Morgan
Kentucky
Obhlo River
Berandenberg
Louisville
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Railieerton
Wellville
New Lisbon
Todiana
Tie
Oho
Morgann
Dieraid
Flite
Sten Co Uig
Beases
Bel Garry
The Crying Habit and Morgan Raider chase
A fragmented article contrasts child crying and parental discipline with a long passage recounting Civil War raider Morgan. It describes maternal sympathy and methods to curb crying, then shifts to Morgan’s 1863 Ohio raid, the pursuit by 50,000 militiamen, and the clash with Union cavalry ending in the raiders' defeat.
Stomach and Liver Tablets Claim Vitality Boost
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets revive torpid livers, restore digestion, and renew vitality. It targets men with dullness after meals and headaches, offering 25 cent boxes and free samples at D. J. Scanion's drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Chamberlain
D. J. Scanion
New Discovery Saves Girl and Niece from Lung Ailments
Mrs. W. K. Havi land of Armond New York reports a near fatal bout of whooping cough and bronchitis defeated by Dr King s New Discovery. Her niece with advanced consumption also recovered. The medicine treats throat and lung diseases and is sold with a dollar bottle guarantee and free trial bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Haviland
Armond
N. Y
Dr. King
Reilly Among Baltimore Luminaries After Lecture Offer
The visitor Reilly dined and rested at a Baltimore hotel where a committee of leading citizens urged a lecture before a scientific body. They mistook him for a Royal Society fellow from mystic hotel letters, while a bystander quipped the initials BF. ft. S. signified “fried, raw and stewed” for Baltimore's best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Ais
Badtimare
Howards
Leoha
Reilly
An Gh
Royal Society
Teilly
BF. Ft. S
Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Water jet technique used to set piles in sand
The article notes General George B. McClellan advocated tossing water into sand to aid pile driving. By 1852 a water jet through a rubber tube acted as a nozzleless jet to scour sand around a pile, creating a hole for rapid sinking, as described in Cassier's Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. McClellan
U. A
McClellan
Cassier
Uncommon Fortitude Shown by Woman in City Route
A Chicago Post remark notes a woman displaying unexpected masculine behavior by tipping a street car conductor with a nickel when she had five pennies in her purse. The colorful observation highlights social norms and gender expectations in city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Tobacco's delicate notes vary by land and wind
In Cuba the best tobacco comes from a single river slope and a north wind can ruin the crop. Virginia tobacco in Germany gains flavor yet remains German. North Borneo yields delicate leaves but lacks character. Havana seeds sent to the Philippines produce a superior Manila crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Germany
North Borneo
Havana
Philippines
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Progressive cuchre for the poor praised in Brooklyn Life
Mrs Brown speaks of plans to give a progressive cuchre for the poor and Mrs Jones agrees, expressing a shared passion to aid the needy as reported in Brooklyn Life.
Physician’s Pain Bath Relief Cited by Washington Editor
Geo E Cary editor of the Guide in Washington Virginia testifies to quick relief from a severe ankle sprain after trying several medicines. He reports a complete recovery following use of Chamberlain's Pain Bath and notes it was sold by D J Scanlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Cary
the Guide
Washington, Va
Chamberlain
D. J. Scanlon
German Syrup by Dr A Boschee Demonstrated Cure Claim
German Syrup praised as the remedy of Dr A Boschee cures coughs colds and lung troubles claiming to remove the cause and restore health. It is said to be proven not experimental with years of satisfaction and a vast annual sale, with three doses said to relieve ordinary coughs priced at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Boschee
Boschee
United States
Green
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the Telegraph Directory
Senate
John M ‘Thurston Onaithiat
W.V. Allen
Madison
Wao
Neville
North Platte
LTH
Subice
Woo M. Grimes
North Phatte B
Carty Offedn
Pebicktutt Lodgeport Treasures
Friahk Ho
Kotig Lapeer Sheru
James
Canige & Last
Judy
Sanders Sidney Soor Publis F.st Ood Lyon
Sidney Survey
Lo Bordwell
Stefaney
Bassett Sidtney Cerane
Gaper
Sidney Attorney
Custalt SS
Raviyt
Frianuelson
Lodge Pont
Lindberg Redington
Schoe Board
Tracusers E
J Netra
Deepak Booth
Guy
Rey
Cammy
Annie Wir
Orn
Tucker Recorder
Frank Welch Lodge
F&a M
Citas. Co
Cabbanas N. Lest
Fidney Lodge
Wea
Shtur NG Gc
Neunaren
Repecca Derrec
E.vo Sumner
G. A
Fist
A. Brock Way
J.netpaven
Adj
Henry A Morrow
Sof V
Mircnenn
Wa. Grosvinon
Sumner
We OR. OC
Pali
Magoin Ssyper
Ans Wrici
Sidney Camp
Ile
Wasunrin
M.J Sanxpors
Sidney Lodge
Oj. Lawpens
W. Shoemaker
Sidney
MK OT
Tames McDonaughy
L. HW. Bonewark
Providence
Masonic Hall
Hansa Crenfelder
W. M. Kizazie Dacguerty
Idney Lodge
Ball
Second
Myrtle Streets
Fulla Scanlon
A. Brasie
Brennan, Recorder
Land Office Register
Harris
Daughersy
Wm. Mateely
Truste
Sidney Board Village
Medintosh
Gerhan
Gus Runge
Wostabt
J Neubauer
the Telegraph
Morgans Raiders
Paule
Confnaton
Lake
Wille Weenle
Inmedia Ely
Terrile
Jansch
Wade
Yao
Morran
Manny
Hobson
Judah
Columbus
Secu & Ses
SONY
Geriee
A. Pease
Dealier
Pital. ME
Owenet Rose
M. H. Tobin
Prof
Schlitz Beer
Milwaukee
le Wade
Viana
Pep Dan
Cealtrin
Agks
Schionery
Scheel
Bose Street
Sidney, Neb
Chicago
Sieyces Rite
J. L. Mead
St. Lincoln, Neb
Union Pacific
Missouri River
E. R. Breisch
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