Republican Ticket in county race features local names
The Republican slate lists Charles Letton for Supreme Judge Fred Abott and W G Lyford for University Regents Robert F Barrett for Clerk Frank H W King for Sheriff Butler A Jones for Judge Mrs Frances F Knox for Superintendent William F Bassett for Coroner Robert W Willis for Surveyor Jerome Haiston for Commissioner Sidney precinct Justices Frank El Winkleman Joseph W Nelson and Constables M B Washburn Sol Willis Road Overseers Henry Raymond John M Fischer. Campaign described as steady with little scratching and broad party support. Jerome Huaiston praised for integrity and quiet campaign amid twenty years in the county.
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Jerome B. Huaiston
Citzens
Roosevelts travel duties and political stances noted
The piece critiques Roosevelt paying duties on gifts for Alice and hints at education by travel being costly. It notes Cleveland blocking women’s suffrage and comments on social clubs. It mentions Stewart the medium facing trouble for exhuming a husband and ridicules civic figures Weaver Moore and McCurdy for their alleged frugality and residence count.
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Ore. Stewart
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Major Moore
Omaha
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McCurdy
The
Mutual
Sorento and St Louis Tornado Timing Debate
A fragmented column critiques Sorento Illinois near St Louis for lagging 40 days behind, cites tornado season timing, and mocks political shifts from populist to Republican support. The piece rails against barbarism and debates female angels in a satirical, era voice.
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Sorento
Ill
St. Louis
Bryan
Barnum
London Lancet
Social events honor departing pastor and bride in Potter
Last Monday in Potter several social events took place. Mrs. Bundy hosted a farewell for Rev. Markley and his wife, Ruth Hornaday, amid bad weather. The couple move to Imperial. Nearby Miss Susie Thornburg hosted a large party despite the cold, with music, games, lunch, and festive decor drawing about twenty-five attendees.
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Potter
Susie Thornburg
Entertaining Fiction Highlights in The Chicago Record Herald
The Chicago Record Herald offers daily installments of high grade fiction. Notable serials include Soldiers of Fortune by Richard Harding Davis and When Knighthood Was in Flower by Charles Major, among others, plus a short illustrated human interest piece on the editorial page.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Chicago
Record-Herald
Soldiers of Fortune
Richard Harding Davis
Lies the Lucky
Ottilie Liliencranz
Union Pacific Adds Daily Pullman Sleeping Car Service
The Union Pacific in connection with the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railway has arranged daily through Pullman Tourist Sleeping Car service between Omaha and Los Angeles via the allowed route. The service aims to provide comfortable, direct travel for passengers between the two cities.
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Union Pacific
San Pedro, Los Angeles
Salt Lake R. A
Omaha
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City Cars Run Daily From Omaha At 8 55 A M
A daily Salt Lake City line departs Omaha at 8 55 in the morning with 16 section wide vestibuled Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars of the latest pattern and first class in every respect. Connections can be made en route with Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars for Portland. Inquire of W W Aldridge, Agent.
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Salt Lake City
Omaha
Portland
W. W. Aldridge
Election judges and clerks listed for November general
County Clerk Barrett names precinct by precinct election officials for the general election on November 1. The roster covers Bayard through Weir-Lisco with assigned judges and clerks at each polling site, including Bayard, Bronson, Colton, Camp Clarke, Court House Rock, Davison, Eagle, Gilchrist, Haynes, King, Lodgegale, Potter, Redington, Sidney numbers 1 and 2, Trognitz, Union Valley, and Weir-Lisco.
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F.E. Williams
Wm. Elter
J. H. Clanges
Elbert Scott
Court House Rock
McConnell
J. L. Hanway
J. L. Finn
E. C. Porter
T. Dean
Davison
J. E. Davison
M. BE. Webster
Hiram Eckert
Henry Mayer
J. R. Bird
Martin King
King
J. Dunn
C. H. Anderson
M.beerline
J. D. Hagerty
B. H. Pusey
Lodgegale
Harry Barrett
L. R. Barlow
John Pavlot
J. C. Welfe
Nels Hoagland
Potter
W. A. Hornaday
Grant Brady
J. J. Vandiver
T. F. Thornburg
C. K. Lawrence
Redington
K. E. Wagner
L. Hoppen
Beasley
R. S. Hascall
W. E. Waitman
B. W. Chase
A. Bowman
Gus Wellner
Clerks
Tsaac Jones
Frank Shelton
D. A. Barn
Laundry trade keeps steady in good and bad times
An observation from a Chicago Tribune piece notes the laundry business runs in an even tenor, with patrons not economizing on laundry. It cites a laundryman who ruins a fixed number of shirts and collars every three months and never comments or adjusts prices or services.
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Manu
Chicago Tribune
The Fenatival of Minerva in Ancient Athens Parade
The most notable festival at Athens honored Minerva. All citizens marched in order from oldest to youngest including children and matrons. A ship propelled by hidden machinery carried the sacred goddess banner at its masthead.
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Minerva
Athens
Tramp Sauntering Sam Reconsiders Work
A veteran tramp tells a farmer's wife he thought of going to work but was indecisive. The brief exchange appears as a light, vignette style line from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Schiller’s Apple Odor Shared by Writer
The article notes Schiller’s fondness for the scent of apples. He reportedly cut apples into quarters and kept them in the drawer of his writing table.
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Schiller
T. P.’s Weekly
Another Victim of His Curiosity
A humorous exchange from the Somerville Journal where a man asks a girl the ideal marriage age and she responds by saying she cannot name a date before next October when she will be twenty nine, reflecting social norms of the era.
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George
Somerville Journal
Sorry He Spoke
Husband responds with a witty line as the wife jokes about looking better in black in a lighthearted Illustrated Bits item.
Notice of Attachment in Cheyenne Nebraska Court
August Ningbell files a suit against William Stroud in Cheyenne County Nebraska with James Tucker as County Judge. An attachment order for 36 dollars plus 39 dollars in money has been placed on Stroud. The case continues to December 7, 1905 at 10 AM in Sidney Nebraska.
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William Stroud
James Tucker
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ilm
August Ningbell
Ats Tu
Andrew W. Anderson
Morris J. Smith
Smith
Laintiff
County Notice Proposing Election Question in Cheyenne Neb
By order of the Board of County Commissioners Cheyenne County Nebraska a proclamation is issued for the next general election to be held November 7 1905 to submit a proposition to the qualified electors of the county under state statute provisions.
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Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Towi
Cheyenne County
Bela Emne
River
Notice to creditors in estate of Elizabeth Redington
In the matter of the Estate of Elizabeth Redington deceased creditors meet the executor before the Cheyenne County Nebraska County Judge at the County Court Room on November Mth 1905 at 10 o clock to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance Six months for creditors to present claims and one year for the executor to settle from October 3 1905 This notice will be published in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks prior to November Hth 1905 James Tucker County Judge
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Elizabeth Redington
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Said
Sidney Telegraph
James Tucker
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