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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1908

Page

6

A Caravan Pause with the Dobson Sisters

Ella Wycherly joins Miss Eliza and Miss Matilda Dobson at their waxworks caravan where she sings and aids with performances while considering servitude. The sisters offer a role for Ella as guide and lecturer to enrich their show as Lionel Leigh faces worry over her disappearance and Dr Dundas hints at a secret plan.

Ella Dobson's Waxworks Grty Miss Eliza Dobson Eliza Elhe Miss Matilda Dobson Tilda Matilda Birmingham Queen Mary of Bootland Ella Wescherly Denar Eirza Elin Misses Dobson Miss Dobson Miss Liza Bristol Missy Eliza Elsa Misa Eliza Llda Mary Scotland Maria Annette Marie Antoinette Mary of Scotland Lionel Ile Dr. Dundas Lionel Leigh Scotchman Ella Wycherly

Elia Vanishes as Loyal Ally Seeks Escape From Wycherly House

Mrs Wycherly and Miss Worthington fail to locate Elia after a persistent search and rewards. Elix vanishes despite telegrams. Lionel Wycherly endures fever as rumors spread of Ella’s removal to a prison-like domicile, and he vows to rescue her if possible. Detective efforts and whispers among staff reveal Ella’s escape may be ongoing.

Elia Chance I.jones Illa Ella Wycherly Marsh Weiting Misa Wycherly Misais

Limitations of the palate in kitchen and table

A correspondent recalls a disdainful Irish cook who calls macaroni a furrie mess and spares few foods. Her mistress counsels letting workers fill gaps with milk and potatoes. The piece discusses cosmopolitan tastes as cultivated, paired with a farmer’s children who dislike even staples when cooked.

What, asks the maiden aunt about marriage plans

A dialogue from Success Magazine features Aunt Keturah questioning Imogene about marrying Mr Newbau and knowing nothing of his background. The exchange stresses caution in choosing a spouse and the idea that knowledge of a partner matters.

Rumor of Matchem's Fifth Marriage Sparks Caution

A chatter reflects on the social circle noting Matchem's fifth marriage. The speakers joke that he should be careful since he might wed a woman who becomes a widow someday.

Gyer Matchem Myer

Fur prices spark debate in trade circles

Byers complains furs are priced far too high while Shopleigh notes the fur trade remains a skin game. Across the nation the Italian State Lottery reportedly distributed as much as 10,000,000 in a year.

Byers Shopleigh Kansas City Times

Collision Aboard St Paul Destroys Gladiator Off Isle of Wight

The American steamship St Paul rammed and sank the British cruiser Gladiator near the Isle of Wight in a blizzard. Gladiator's crew of 450 evacuated to St Paul with Captain Walter Lumsden among the last ashore, while St Paul sustained minor damage and resumed voyage to Southampton.

Southampton American Line New York Isle of Wight St. Paul Steward Widgery Walter Cowdrey Diebra London Solent Passow Iine Gladiator St. Paul’s Yarmouth Walter Lumsden Lumsden Captain Passon Teutonic Agrerican Company

Taft resignation cited if nominated at Chicago convention

An interview quotes Thomas Egan of Cincinnati saying Secretary Taft would resign immediately if nominated and that Governor Magoon would succeed him. Magoon denies knowledge of the plan. If Magoon leaves Cuba, rumors place Gen Leonard Wood as his successor.

Havana Thomas &. Egan Cincinnati Taft Chicago Magoon Cuba Leonard Wood

Notre Dame a Sallette Landslide Claims Dozens

A sliding mountain near Notre Dame a Sallette, Buckingham Ontario, buried half the French hamlet of Nesalette along the Lievre river. At least thirty are dead and eleven bodies recovered, with many others missing as rescuers rush supplies and coffins to the stricken village.

Buckingham Ont Notre Dame a’Salette Lievre Camille la Pointes Nesalette Poupre Thhose Desalette Poupere

Taft Disputes Report On Labor and Capital Speech

Secretary Taft denies a New York socialist report of his Chicago speech to railroad conductors. He says no prophecy of a gigantic future conflict was intended and cites stenographic notes to show his exact wording about labor unions and the share of joint production.

New York Socialist Party Chicago

Sons of Revolution Open Annual Convention in Washington

The Sons of the American Revolution began its annual convention in Washington after the DAR adjourned. Delegates toured Annapolis for events including a naval cadet drill and an address by Governor Crothers of Maryland. No business was conducted yet. the session will start later.

Washington

Explosion Sinks Cruiser Matsushima in Makang Harbor

A Matsushima explosion in the stern magazine at Makang on the Pescadores islands sank the cruiser leaving only the bridge visible. Rescue efforts saved 141 men including several officers. many cadets were lost, including heirs of Baron Chinda and Prince Oyama. The cause is uncertain, with theories of faulty wiring, fuses, or deteriorated smokeless powder.

Tokio Yoshimatsu Matsushima Makang Pescadores Islands Hashidate Tsukaima Baron Chinda Foreign Office Prince Oyama Feld Marshal Yoshinori Yashiro Washington Laikahira State Department Associated Press United States Tanigachi Kushima Sea of Japan Newverry Marine Department America

Widow of Nebr. Groceryman Seeks Family After Tragedy

Mrs Edward H Fenner, wife of the Nebraska City grocer who fatally shot himself Tuesday, has been found in St Joseph and returns to care for her husband’s remains and estate. The deceased left substantial money and property, all to his wife and child.

Nebraska City Edward H. Fenner St. Joseph

Lincoln Manketa Contract Details Water Supply Deal

Grand Island NEB awards contracts for water system expansion. Joseph Burns of Lincoln receives a 12000 dollar contract for material work and machinery to guarantee 2,000,000 gallons per day. Concrete Stone company of Grand Island gets 63800 dollars for building a reservoir in the pump pit.

Lincoln Manketa Grand Island Neb Joseph Burns Lincoln Concrete Stone Company Burns

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