National political roster and state officers listed
The Telegraph Directory lists the U S Senate Inc figures including M Thurston Omaha and William V Allen Madison, plus state officers Governor Stas A Tholvomb and others. It names U S Land Office officials John M Adams and P A Griffith, and district names North Platte Chappell with judges and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Senate, Inc
Thurston Omaha
William V. Allen Madison
O.M. Kein
Boohva
Public Notices from Sidney and Colton Officials Listed
A fragmented list shows officers and roles including Treasurer A Pease Sidney Sheriff Daniel McAleese Clerk J Neubauer Supt Public Inset CP Chambers Surveyor Hout Walis Coroner WEF Bassett Attorney Leroy Martly Moderator A Pease and other school and department staff such as Principal Assistant Minnie Chase Miss Whitehead Miss Blanchard Grammar Department McKee Primary Mrs L F Shelton Ist Primary Miss Mueller Kindergarten Miss Frances Wright Music and Delsarte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pease
Sidney Sherif
Aniel McAleese Sidney
WLC
J Neubauer
Sidney
CP Chambers
Colton
Hout
MEPTIODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICES AND LOCAL FRATERNAL GROUPS
A compact listing of church services for the Methodist Episcopal Church and Catholic Church plus numerous fraternal orders. Includes sermon times at multiple churches, Sunday school hours, and meeting nights for groups such as Frank Welch Lodge No. 70 AF&AM and various IOOF, K of P, and G A R units with officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
F. O. Strout
Money to wash: a New York cashier's ammonia cure
A New York Times tale follows Annie Neswyth, a hotel cashier who washes dirty currency nightly in ammonia, insisting on higher pay for the service. It recounts a later anecdote of Charlie Bigelow the actor and his wife saving eight bad bills, washing them back to life, and eventually depositing them at a bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Neswyth
Miss Neswyth
Charlie Bigelow
Baker
New York Times
Lecturer’s Henry VIII Talk Sparked by Local Censorship
An extension lecturer contemplates toning down praise of Henry VIII after eastern objections. The Chicago bureau manager urges keeping the piece, noting the circlet president has had five divorces, implying controversy boosts interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Extension
Chicago
Aecend
New York Tribune
Tiny penny dining house feeds thousands daily
A New York penny dining room near Mariners Temple on Oliver street serves meals for one to three cents. The 18 by 7 foot eatery feeds 1,000 to 1,400 people daily, offering coffee, bread and pea soup in bowls and slices for a cent or two. The proprietor claims the meals are simple but satisfying and the place has operated for over five years, feeding hundreds of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Street
Chatham Square
New York
Pittsburg
Wolves Coyotes and Foxes Outwit Prey in Joint Hunts
An article recounts a pair of coyotes chasing a jack rabbit with one waiting at a rise to ambush the returning quarry, then both feeding as harvesters of the chase. It also describes a fox catching rabbits at a gate near Scotland's Marquis of Queensberry preserve, tearing the prey apart to feast.
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Maine
Paira
Sportsman’s
California
J. B. Bennet
Brooklyn
Marquis of Queensberry
Scotland
New York Sun
New Invention Lets Dresses Fit Without Trying On
A New York dressmaker patents a device that copies a client’s figure from a fitted waist lining and expands it into an exact mold of every curve and angle. The system removes the need for standard lay figures and measurements, promising precise bodice fitting without the weariness of trying on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jennexs Miller Monthly
Army and Police Roles in Protecting the Nation
In a speech cited by Major General Howard in Forun, the army is described as not solely for campaigns and combat. Like city police, it guards the republic against dangers, restrains mischief, captures vagrants, quells mobs, and uses naval aid to deter enemies, acting decisively when national security demands it.
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United States
Republic
Merve
Indiana
Howard
Forun
Sunday Marriages Deemed Illegal by Cincinnati Pastor
A couple seeking a Sunday wedding with Rev. J. Blackburn of Cincinnati were refused. Blackburn argued marriage is a business transaction and cannot be solemnized on Sunday. He warned that any Sunday ceremony would be illegal, though he has not seen a court ruling on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
Cincinnati
Baltimore American
Disappointment at Washington Party Sparks Language Clash
A Capital City young lady meets a Western man at a Washington party. She scolds him for not fitting Western stereotypes such as speech, fashion, and a pistol bulge. He replies he has lived there all his life, ending with her idol being shattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Jenkins
Lithonia
Ida
S. S.S
Washington
Far West
Hyar
Woman Offers Hat Removal for Chewing Gum Change
In a Chicago Tribune page item a young woman wearing a large headdress asks a youth behind her to switch his gum brand. She says she will remove the hat if the wintergreen scent is stopped.
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Chicago Tribune
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the Telegraph Directory
Stas A Tholvomb
Robert the Moore
Joel A Piper
Eugene Moura
Joseph S Murty
Arthur S Churchill
Henry Rh
Corbets
Llenry
U.S. Land Office
John M. Adams
Hebe Register
P. A
Legislature
Dougland Eee
North Platte Bath
E.R. Morgan
Vehes Chappell
A. M. Grimies
North Platte
Ist
W.R Woods
Weyerts
Atkins Sidney
Harper
Bronson
Villiage Trustees
Sidney. A. Ponso
Julius Neubauer Ee
J. Baker Ty J. McDaniels
Catholic Church
Ogallala
J McCarthy
Frank Welch Lodge
A. F
A.M
J. E. Hart
Sec
Y. Geo
Sidney Lodge
A. K. Greenlee
Y. W
Rovecca
Wm. Chowns
Sec'y
Lily Chowlns
N-G
Valiant Lodge
K. of P
F. H. DeCastro
K. Re . J. J. McIntosh
C. C
Sidney Division
Pierre Sanders
D. F. McKee
Col. Joseph
Conrad Garrison
Regular Army and Navy Union of the Ur
FE. H. DeCastro
Thos. Welleman
Adj
E. V. Summer
J. W. Nelson
A. A. Ricker
Henry A. Morrow
P. R. Borgquist
Wm. Ottoman
E. V. Sumner
W. BR. O
Washburn
E. P. Osgood
Sidney Camp
M. W. of A
Thos.shmuel
L. Fitch
U. W
L. H. Bordwell
A. Armatrong
Recorder
A. O
R P, Sanders
Prest
Idney
T. M
H. J. Snyder
Providence
O. I
Masonic Hall
J. R. Brelsch
G. P. Davis
W.M
A.P.T.L
American Protective Tarif League
Ameri
Pee Wiltur F. Wakeman
Geneve
Kewt
Coyotes
Blackwell's
Durham
Army
Eezema
Greenlee
Bensaw
General Merchandise
Chowins & Son
Rock
Springs
Chowins
Nebraska
Moritz Urbach
A &É A A
Oberfelder Block
Diquors
Rose Street, Sidney, Nebr
Neb
Chas. Vernon
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Telegraph
the Telegraph
Geo. W. Beat
Baieek
New York City
WLY Tribune
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