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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1908

Page

6

A Crown of Faith Chapter XIX Escapes Through Eversholt Lane

Ella Wycherly flees her mother at Eversholt station and wanders the town seeking shelter and work. She eyes a gate marked Establishment for Young Ladies and contemplates a governess life, then finds breakfast at a roadside shop and contemplates hiding for the day as she plans her next move.

Miss Worthington Mrs Wreberly Ella Lversholt Eversholt England Ella Wycherty Hilixabeth Miss Wycherly Eversolt Uckfield House Miss Clairmont Lionel Leigh Misa Wycherly Wycherly Iere Illa Wycherly Rick Aisic Bunsbury Tilda Carrttois Julia Liza

Uncle Sam plants basket willows for craft industry

The Forestry Service backs a plan to farm basket willows in Arlington across the Potomac from Washington. A small plantation grows osier species and yields rods turned into baskets by makers in Baltimore. Baltimore Richmond and York Pa benefit from nearby willow supplies aiding high grade basket production nationwide.

Uncle Sam Forestry Service Kenle Bache Technical World Magazine Arlington Potomac Washington Baltimore Thaltimore Richmond York

Fragmented Comic Exchange on Marriage and Shame

A sad-eyed passenger recalls marrying a widowed man hanged earlier. He expected fewer odious comparisons but is proven wrong. A hardware drummer adds a cruel twist as the sip jokes that she deemed his banging too good for him, revealing tensions in a grim exchange.

Sabe

Built Right With Grape-Nuts Helps a Woman's Recovery

A Wise woman narrates a dramatic recovery from long standing dyspepsia and weakness. After twelve years of food distress she weighed 145 pounds, fell to 90, and could barely speak. Three years ago she started using Grape-Nuts with milk and lime water, improving quickly and enabling breakfast and supper with meals. She now eats varied foods and keeps Grape-Nuts for breakfast and supper. She credits stronger brain and nerves to the cereal. There’s a Reason. Pontian Co Battle Creek Mich. Read The Road to Wellville in pkgs.

Pontain Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville Pkga

Tornado Rakes Cuming Thru Thurston Counties Killing Three

A noon Thursday tornado tore through Cuming County into Thurston County Neb killing three people including a man and his wife at John Manglesons near Pender and a baby found on a Bancroft road. George Waacker family suffered serious injuries and several houses were destroyed. Reports from Tekamah say four people on a farm near Pender were killed and lines were down making details uncertain.

Bancroft Neb Cuming County Thurston County John Mangleson Pender Tekamah Northwestern

Beatrice Gas Plant Burns. Two Die Hardship for System

Fire at City Gas plant near Seventh and Holbrook in Beatrice Nebraska damaged a large gas holder as winds hampered firefighting. Sparks from a passing engine are suspected. the tank did not explode but gas leaked and burned away. Plant built twenty years ago by Maxwell Bros and now owned by eastern capital. manager says it will not be rebuilt and customers will connect to a new company. Also note: three men fined for drunkenness after court appearance. Ada May Marshall seeks divorce from Herman P Marshall citing cruelty desertion and non support.

Eastern Capitalists N. V. Rieson W. E. Garret Autopark Henry Yockel Jacob Jorgens C. P. Catlin Yockel McGirr & Terry Ada May Marshall Herman P. Marshall

Lynching of a Gambler at Skidoo California

A small band of Skidoo residents overpower the sheriff and hang Joe Simpson, the gambler who shot and killed James Arnold last Sunday, after he attempted to shoot Cashier Dobbs of the Southern California bank. Simpson, already noted for a bad reputation and prior prosecutions, was bound to a telegraph pole before the hang.

Kvolite NEV Skidoa California Here Joe Simpson James Arnold Dobbs Southern California Skidoo Simpson Arnold Arold

President Sigua Sill Signs Army Medical Reorganization Bill

Washington reports President Sigua Sill signed a bill recently passed by Congress forming a medical corps and a medical reserve corps as part of the army reorganizatio n.

Washington Congress Medical Department of the Army

May Consideration For Extra Session Dims In Albany

In Albany the chance of reviving anti race track gambling bills before the regular session ends faded as Senator Foelker of Kings, who supported the measures, was excused due to illness. Governor Hughes is expected to convene the legislature in an extraordinary session around May 12 to address the issue.

Albany Senate Foelker Kings Hughes

Rescue Swing Fifty Feet In Air By Firemen On Third Avenue

Two off duty firefighters formed a human chain between buildings on Third Avenue to reach George Deitz trapped in a burning tenement. Fireman Dugan and Sythes climbed from the neighboring building to the coping, swung to Deitz, and pulling them back to safety as a cheering crowd watched.

New York Third Avenue George Deitz Weitz Dugan Sythes Deitz Vogan

Octoberists press drive against Russian steel trust

A coalition of Octoberists and Duma members plans to interrogate the government over a growing Russian steel trust that would control about 60 percent of steel production and vast coal and iron mines. They seek steps to curb prices and challenge outsiders’ bankruptcy risk. The article notes Russia’s restraint of trade laws and government regulation of syndicates. Foreign Minister Iswolsky presented the Balkans policy, stressing limited gains and the need for alliance support, while a senate move expels M. Kolubiakin for a 1906 speech, with the Duma awaiting final action.

ST. Petersburg Duma Russia United States Iswolsky Balkan Austro-Hungary Germany Italy France Macedonia Senate M. Kolubiakin

William H Hahn Found Dead in St Louis Home at 50

William H Hahn former St Louis recorder of deeds was found dead in his bed at his home. He appeared in good health the night before. Mrs Hahn said he arose early for water then returned to bed. Hours later she found him dead. The cause of death is undetermined.

ST. Louis William H. Hahn Recorder of Deeds of

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