The Telegraph Directory U S Senate and State Officials
The Telegraph Directory lists U S Senate Jno M Thurston and William V Allen, Madison, and Sixth District representative L Greene. It includes state officers Governor S Las A Holcomb, Lieutenant Governor James BE Harris, Secretary of State Wine B Porter, Auditor Gee John F Cowell, Treasurer B Messervy, Attorney-General Je Smythe, Superintendent of Public Instruction WOR Jauckson, Commissioner Public Lands and Dyeries, and U S Land Office Geo W Welst, Register RD Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Las A. Holcomb
James BE. Harris
Wine
Porter
Gee
John F. Cowell
Woods B. Messervy
Sel
Je Smythe
Public Instruction
Wor Jauckson
Legislative and Judicial Districts Listed with Officials
The notice lists senatorial and judicial districts with named officials. F Q Feltz E Repay B S Eatty E Pipistre, L Stebbins, North Pharta Ogniatar, H M Grimes judge, O H Schermann official stenographer.
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Dorh
F.Q. Feltz
Eatty
L. Stebbins
BTU
H.M. Grimes
North Plutrve
O. H. Schermann
Sidney names and districts listed in local roll call
A fragmented OCR list names Sidney variants and several districts alternating with other surnames such as Frank H. King Lupeer Wc. Bultock and J Neubauer. Mentions include Lyons Wills Bassett and Woods Weyerts with district numbers and scattered initials.
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A. Pease
Sidney
Frank H. King
Lupeer Wc. Bultock
Lodge Pole
J Neubauer
Lyon
Sidney A. Wills
Camp Clark
Y . Bassett
Sidney Lhe E Gapen
School Staff List and Classes At Local Primary
The report lists teachers including Miss Justina Whitehead Miss Minnie Chase and Miss Julia McFadden across Primary Intermediate and Department sections. It names principals assistants and a series of instructors such as Mrs L F Shelton and J A Neubauer with several classroom assignments.
Church Services Schedule in Local Congregations
Methodist church lists Sunday services Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and sermons at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Epworth League at 6 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursdays. Catholic church holds Sunday Mass around 10 a.m. and Ogalinia Mass on the third Sunday monthly. Episcopal church offers Sunday school at 1 p.m. morning prayers and sermon at 11 a.m. and evening prayers at 7:30 p.m.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. Osburn
Epworth League
Gio
Seus
Kev
Moone
Episcopal Church
Fraternal lodge meeting schedules printed for city groups
Camp No. 12 Royal Neighbors and many lodges announce regular meetings on specific evenings at K P Kali Mus Murrie Wasmunn Oracle and other offices. Frank Welch Lodge 75 meets first Tuesday. Rebecca D. prec 10.0 F No 66 meets late and Wednesday. K of P Grabenemun No 08 meets 2u Tuesday. U and K of LP Sidney Division No g1 meets last Wednesday. Army and Navy Union regular monthly third Wednesday. M W of A Sidney Camp No 1001 meets thirteenth. AOH Division first and third Sundays. and other society notes with officers listed.
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Royal Neighbors
Kali
Murrie Wasmunn
Oracle
Susan Channers
Sidney Division
TOBLN
D. FB. Molir
Recorder
Col. Joseph
Conrad Garrison
Regular Army and Navy
Union of the O. 5
JL. DeCastro
Thos. Welleman
Auj
A Sea Captain's Pay Exposed as Low and Hard Won
The piece argues sea captains and officers receive meager wages compared with public perception. It cites specific salaries on major liner lines, notes pursers earn little despite handling voyage funds, and claims surgeons face the poorest pay among officers. It ends by contrasting real costs of sea service with passengers’ inflated assumptions.
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Bank
Lenk
Mr. Gold Lace
Joss
Europe
Commodore
Neptune
Atlantic
Wester
New York Mall
Express
Polish novelist Chenkayvech described by Father Barabass
Father Barabass of Baltimore quotes Henry Sienkie wics in the Baltimore Sun, noting the Polish novelist Chenkayvech is simple and quiet in social settings, a good listener, of medium size with dark hair and thinning temples. His home is Warsaw but he travels for material, has been married twice, and the death of his first wife during Pan Michael’s writing cast a somber tone on his life.
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Barabass
Baltimore
Henry Sienkiewics
Baltimore Sun
Warsaw
Pan Michael
Tall Clothes Poles Dictate Urban Yards in New York
The city shows thousands of tall pulley lines for tenement clothes drying, with poles up to 80 feet high costing 10 to 25 dollars. Damp bases rot untreated poles, cemented yards last longer, and spruce poles from Nova Scotia are common. Life expectancy five to ten years with annual renewals.
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Nova Scotia
New York
San
All He Got From the Suit Joke
A Strand Magazine anecdote recalls a father’s costly chancery suit ending as merely buttons. The son earns his first sixpence from his laughable takeaway while his father recounts the long legal delay and the exhausted estate.
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Great Britain
Strand Magazine
Monet in Giverny His Plain House and Garden Display Wealth
A Boston Transcript correspondent describes Claude Monet living in the Normandy village of Giverny. He is portrayed as a wealthy man with a simple house and a superb garden. Monet appears as a rugged, refined peasant in rustic sabots, linen garments, and hematite raffes at neck and wrists.
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Claude Monet
Giverny
Normandy
Boston Transcript
Monet
Receipts Found in Hudson Bay Archives
Two receipts discovered in Hudson Bay Company archives detail items received in good condition per the Lapwing and returned per the Osprey describing Mathilde Timbins and Jans Goody as not matching invoice descriptions. The Kansas City Journal notes the archival find.
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Jans Goody
Osprey
Mathilde Timbins
Hudson Bay Company
Kansas City Journal
Left-Teeth Chewing Habits Observed in Group
A study notes that humans predominantly chew on the left side. Over 13 individuals observed, only one used both sides for mastication, indicating a natural bias toward left-sided chewing.
Doctor questions husband diet with onion regimen
A doctor asks a wife if her husband eats well, suggesting onions twice daily as a sign of strength. The Detroit Free Press notes the odd exchange reflecting health advice of the era.
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Detroit Free Preas
Snow Fun Songs by Martha Burr Banks in St Nicholas
A nostalgic verse describes children playing in fresh snow with laughter and jumble. It recalls making a snowman and sledding as boys and girls race down hills and enjoy winter merriment in a carefree scene.
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Martha Burr Banks
St. Nicholas
Haunting memories of the Apia reef disaster
An ex Navy man recalls the Vandalia wreck at Apia harbor Samoa and the lasting trauma on crew, especially Turley the shipwright, whose post disaster behavior haunted the Alert’s bunkmates. The recollections come from a Washington Star excerpt.
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United States Navy
Washington
Apia Harbor
Sawoa
Mesa
Vandalia
Mne
Turley
Arma
Apia
Warine Guard
Washington Star
Cache In Alaska Symbol On Coat Of Arms
In John Sidney Webb’s River Trip to the Klondike essay the Yukon settlements show a cache dominated scene with stores, natives, dogs, salmon, children, and mission imagery. The piece notes the cache as universal along the rivers and proposes it deserves a place on Alaska’s coat of arms.
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Yukon
Alaska
Klondike
John Sidney Webb
Gem Tester Uses Roentgen Rays to Identify Gems
A radiograph method, described as an excellent feat for gems, shows a strong black image for diamonds pearls rubies turquoise emeralds opal garnets sapphires and similar stones while false or old exposures appear faint. A minute’s exposure suffices to distinguish genuine gems from fakes. An old London merchant’s will reveals legacies including over 5000 to a favored friend from his list of bad debts.
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London
Fainting and First Aid Measures in Syncope
A medical note explains syncope or fainting as a temporary loss of consciousness from brain anaemia and heart weakness. It details causes such as blood sight or strong odors, and describes first aid: lay patient flat, loosen clothing, ensure fresh air, fan face, apply cold water, slap chest and arms with a wet towel, use smelling salts or pepper as needed.
The Music That He Found on a Necktie
A fragment recalls a tale of a necktie containing a hidden musical gift. The narrator, a young observer, shares a playful mystery about a tune found along the lining. The line “what binds” hints at a deeper connection between music and memory.
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New York
San
New Buffet Smoking and Library Cars On The Overland Route
The Overland Limited operates daily with new buffet smoking and library cars on the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line from Salt Lake City to Chicago. These cars include writing materials illustrated periodicals magazines and other amenities. Union Pacific pioneers this service west of Chicago and tickets should read via The Overland Route.
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Wig Sun
Chicago
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Salt Lake City
Pers
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promises Cough Cure
An advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a safe quick cure for throat and lung troubles and whooping cough. A Clearwater Kansas reader claims her husband recovered after one bottle, priced 25 and 50 cents, sold at Scanlan's Drug Store.
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Balard
W. B. Evans
Clearwater
Kans
Ballard
Scanlan
The Overland Route Promises Swift Travel South West
Passengers can save 10 to 16 hours traveling from the Missouri River California to Puget Sound via Union Pacific Overland Route. Daily Pullman Palace Sleepers Dining Cars and upholstered Pullman Tourist Cars serve Colorado Wyoming Utah Idaho Montana and Pacific Coast points. For rates and full information contact B Reisen agent.
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Missouri River
California
Puget Sound
Union Pacific
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Pacific Coast
RK. Breisen
War News Twice a Week Publication Advantage
The Omaha Weekly World-Herald offers war news twice weekly at 1.00 per year, providing more timely updates than other weekly papers. Subscribers gain increased coverage for a lower cost, highlighting the paper’s distinct wartime reporting cadence.
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Omaha
World-Herald
The
Smoothing the rugged path for the expectant mother
The article speaks to the rare appreciation of a mother to be facing her hour of trial and urges efforts to ease her way before she holds her child. It emphasizes foreboding and the need for support and gentleness as childbirth approaches.
Mother’s Friend Aids Childbirth During Labor
In Macon Georgia a mother testifies that Mother’s Friend eases labor and speeds recovery. She notes reduced pain and shorter delivery for herself and shares that a mother of three used the remedy before her fourth confinement with quick relief. The account promotes safety for mother and baby.
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Nanzi
Joan
Porui
Macon
Bradfield Regulator Co. Free Information Offer
Advertises Bradfield Regulator Co products at 41.00 per bottle with mail order option. Claims invaluable information of interest to all women available free upon application. Listed from Atlanta Georgia.
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Tec Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, GA
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J.B. Hart
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Sanders
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Second
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H. Brasie Brennan
E Phrenological Journal
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Fowler & Wells Co., Publishers
East 2St St
Mew, York
Elmer Gates
St. Louis
Sienkiewics
Artist Monet
Mudeoe Bay Company
Cache
King Solomona
J. Brewer
Duathce
U. S. Supreme Court
Senta
Aes
Chicago Times-Herald
Oe C. Merriam Co., Publishers
Springfield
Mass
U.S.A
Miller
Eldredge
Belvidere
National Sewing Machine CO
Broadway
Belvidere, Ill
Risne Poe
Ewart Gladdone
Ang Britten
Ireland
Chester
Queen’s College
Oxford
Samuel Ives Curtiss
Bemina
Fredarie ¥ Farrar
An of Canterbury
Nterbury
Eng
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Elmer H. Capen
Tufts College
Somerville
Frank W Gansacias
Armour _ Institute
George F. Bentecont
Presbyterian Church
Pacarthan
Csr
Vary ‘Baptist Churc
New York City
Martyn Bumumerbell
D.D
Main Street
Baptist Church
Lewiston
Frank M
Bristol
Evanston
Wil Il
Bloore
Christian Commonwealth
Jing
A Edward Everett Hale
South Congregational Church
Boston
Keans Agar
Wesleyan College
Cashnr Rene Gregory
Leipzig University
I Gat Canmanys
Jim Cleaver Wilkinson
Versity of
Ill
Sacsunl Hart
Trinite Collee
Hartford
Genn
J. Monro Glason
St. John’s
Gale
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Shepard
Monroe Street
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