Famous American Journalist Florace Greeley Born 1831
Florace Greeley, noted journalist who founded the New York Tribune, was born February 3, 1831, in Amherst New Hampshire. He was the son of a poor farmer and received basic schooling before an apprenticeship to a printer at fifteen. He became a leading editor in the United States from 1850 to 1870 and died in Pleasantville New York in 1872.
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Florace Greeley
Amherst
N. H
Greeley
New York Tribune
United States
Pleasantyite
N. Y
Local and Personal News Mentions in Sidney
Sam Fine made a business trip to Cheyenne Tuesday. J. L. Roush of Gurley visited Sidney on business and to call on friends. Dr. and Mrs. L. B. Walcott of Shelton visited with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Freytag. Mrs. B. L. Whitelock left for Denver to visit friends and shop. Dr. Lewis left for Kearney to handle business and visit the Normal School. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hineman returned from Denver. W. J. Braham left for Idaho to look after interests and visit relatives. Miss Carrie Caltra left for Lincoln for summer vacation. Miss Koebe Mentzer left for Denver and Iowa then back to Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Buettner welcomed a son, Clarence, born May 24. Dr. Ray E. Witham returned from the State Dental Association in Omaha. Albert F. Wood was called to Denver for his wife's illness. Mr. and Mrs. Golden Kratz visited from Eads, Colo., with Sidney friends. Kratz Land Co. in Eads reports strong land business. ADRIFT.IVy
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Koebe Mentzer
Denver
Iowa
Sidney
Ray E. Witham
Omaha
State Dental Association
Albert F. Wood
Mr. Wood
Mrs. Wood
Golden Kratz
Eads? Colo
E. R. Kratz
Kratz
Kratz Land Co
Eads
Oregon Race Is Close Between Wood and Johnson
Incomplete returns from 23 of 35 Oregon counties show Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood leading Sen. Wiram Johnson by 254 votes in the Republican presidential preference primary. Multnomah totals favor Johnson for the Democratic race, with Chamberlain at 659 and Starkweather at 561 in the senator contest.
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Portland
Ore
The
Portland Oregonian
Multnomah
Leonard Wood
Wiram Johnson
Oregon
Johnson
Wood
Lowden
Hoover
Multnomah County
United States
Chamberlain
Harvey G. Starkweather
Whites and Blacks Clash in Fayette After Arrest Incident
In Fayette, North Carolina, a white man was killed and another wounded during a clash after the arrest of a Black man’s daughter for assaulting a white woman. Police were fired on in the Negro settlement. H. C. Butler died and Deputy Sheriff W. G. Moore was wounded. Citizens burned three houses and a request was sent to the governor for troops.
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Fayette
N. CC
H. C. Butler
W. G. Moore
Chicago train wreck near Hamilton injures several
A Chicago Flagler on the Pennsylvania line wrecked at North Collinsville twelve miles north of Hamilton. No deaths reported though several passengers are severely injured. Pennsylvanian railroad division HQ at Richmond Indiana dispatched relief and wrecking trains. King Alexander arrives in Paris with two aides, traveling incognito from Marseille aboard a torpedo boat destroyer.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
North Collinsville
Hamilton
Richmond
Ind
Alexander
Paris
King Alexander
Marseilles
Greece
Markets report with grain livestock and produce prices
Prices across markets show ranges for flour and hay including rye and spring wheat, creamery butter grades, eggs, live poultry, turkeys, potatoes, beef cattle, hogs and sheep. Notable figures include hard spring wheat at 15.25 to 15.60 per unit, choice steers 12.76 to 13.80, hogs at 13.95 to 14.76, and Colorado wool lambs 19.50 to 20.00 per head.
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Timothy
Buster—Creamery
Colorado
Mr Binks Questions Cigar Bargain With Maria
In a light exchange Mrs. Binks offers seven cigars for a quarter, claiming intent to share a cheap deal. Mr. Binks declines, noting he buys his cigars himself and questions the value of seven for a quarter.
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Mr. Binks
Maria
Mrs. Binks
Emblem Debate As Guest Critiques Hotel Symbol
A seaside guest remarks the hotel emblem should be a gull rather than an eagle, while glancing through the tailor’s window and noting the scene with nautical timing and a skeptical tone. The exchange hints at the hotel’s branding clash and local impressions.
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Seashore
Robbery Confessions Spark Move to Start Business
In a London Vossing Show report, several men convicted of robbery confessed they acted to launch a new business. They suggested proceeding with standard business setup before any further crimes.
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Exide
London
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Perry Dray
J. S. Topolskt
McDonald’s
Morey’s Grocery
Brownson’s General Store
ADVO
J. M. Goods
Brownson, Nebr
Hillsdale
Hillsdale Dairy
Sam Fine
Cheyenne
J. L. Roush
Gurley
L. B. Walcott
Shelton
HW. F. Freytag
B. L. Whitelock
Dr. Lewis
Kearney
W. W. Hineman
W. J. Braham
Idaho
Ffe
Carrie Caltra
Commercial and Normal Training Department
Lincoln
John J. Buettner
Clarence
Newpop
M. W. Osborn Motor Co
Pat Chamberlain
North Carolina
Pennsylvania Road
Nebr
RED Crown
Standard Oil Company
Nebraska
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