Notable physician to visit Sidney for free treatments
Eminent physician Dr Potters of the Boston Electro Medical Institute will tour Nebraska offering free consultations and medicines at the Metropolitan Hotel in Sidney until noon on Thursday October 30. He claims cures for deafness and many other ailments with a new liquefaction method, with no charge for medicines. He will also visit Dalton in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Potters
Boston Electro Medical Institute
Metropolitan Hotel
Sidney
Neb
Dalton
Hallowe'en Maskers in Thornburn Hall
A masquerade ball to be held Friday October 31 in Thornburn's hall with Klein's orchestra providing music. Prizes await best costumes as Sidney dancers prepare for an evening of fun. Also noted is a three day Nebraska State Irrigation convention in Bridgeport October 28 to 30 with J Ll McIntosh active on the legislative committee and several familiar officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Potter
Sidney
Thornbure
Klein
Hallowe’en
Nebraska State Irrigation
Bridgeport
J. Ll. McIntosh
State Board of Irrigation
Cr. Ross
Omaha
Platte River
Ross
A.M. Post
Columbus
William Coad
Kountze
Senator Borah Opposes Militancy at Suffrage Events
Senator Borah of Idaho warns he will not attend any suffrage gathering where Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst appears without denouncing militant methods. He writes to the Woman's Political Union of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Idaho
Woman’s Political Union
Newark
N. J
Kimmeline Pankhurst
Joy Rider Receives Ten Year Grand Larceny Sentence
Judge Willis of Los Angeles imposes ten years in the penitentiary on G. S. Graham after conviction for grand lar ceny for stealing an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy
Willis
Los Angeles
G. S. Graham
Martin H Glynn Becomes New Governor of New York
Martin H Glynn is sworn in as the new governor of the Empire State, promoted from the lieutenant governorship. He succeeds the prior administration and assumes duties as head of the state government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State
October Crop Report Shows Declines From Year Ago
The October crop report from the crop reporting board outlines preliminary production estimates for corn, wheat, and oats. Corn yield per acre is 222 bushels on 106,884,000 planted acres, total 2.373 billion bushels. wheat yield 152 bushels per acre on 39,601,000 acres, total 753.232 million bushels. oats yield 29.5 bushels per acre on 38,341,000 acres, total 1.122 billion bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
Selection of Filipinos to Philippine Commission
President Wilson and Secretary Garrison named four Filipinos to the Philippine commission Victorino Mapa James C De Veyra Vincente Tilustre and Vincente Siugson The fifth member will be Rafael Palma who has been the sole native commissioner since 1908 His resignation was not accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Garrison
Philippine Commission
Victorino Mapa
Jame C. de Veyra
Vincente Tilustre
Vincente Singson
Rafael Palma
Branson Lands Canal Zone Revenue Post Lincoln Man
Lincoln, Oct 23. Charles M Branson of Lincoln has been named internal revenue collector for the canal zone with a 2500 yearly salary. Other items note Nebraska land and personal property valuations totaling 470.7 million dollars and county payout plans. The Supreme Court upholds DeBolt vs McBrian, and Beatrice jurors acquit Don McColery of manslaughter in a May death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Branson
Lincoln
Panama Canal Zone
DeBolt
McBrian
Danielson
Nebraska
Charles M. Branson
Internal Revenue
Canal Zone
Branson
Metcalfe
McColery
Beatrice
Neb
Don McColery
William Brinton
Silver Creek Moves to Own Water Works and Electric System
Silver Creek, Nebraska plans to gain a municipal owned waterworks and electric light system. The village has finalized a contract making it owner of the light plant and will seek bids immediately for building the waterworks. Operation will be supervised by the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek, Neb
Silver Creek
Sforts
Path
Pankhurst Freed by Wilson for Lecture Tour in U S
Emmeline Pankhurst, detained at Ellis Island as an undesirable alien, is released on her own recognizance after President Wilson intervenes. She plans a lecture tour, sails for Europe in 23, and hails American support while condemning Britain’s home secretary Reginald McKenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmeline Pankhurst
Manhattan Island
Ellis Island
Wilson
Anthony Caminetti
Commissioner General of Immigration
Pankhurst
Eingland
England
Progress of Beilis trial dispels two Jewish rumor myths
In Kiev, Mendel Beilis trial testimony by Landau and Ettinger refutes claims that two Jews were in the neighborhood during Andrew Yushinsky’s murder. Mark Zaiteff testifies the Old Age home blood ceremony occurred days before the crime, debunking the alleged link to the murder.
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Mark Zaiteff
Four Die After Crash With Train Near Laporte Indiana
An automobile driven by Edwin W. Schurz treasurer of a piano company collided with a Pere Marquette freight at Laporte Indiana. Four women died: Mrs Edwin W. Schurz Mrs Fannie P Tleviz Mrs Carleton Schafer and Mrs William Brace. One occupant was fatally hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Edwin W. Schurz
Pere Marquette
Fannie P. Tleviz
Carleton Schafer
William Brace
Feud At Mexican Mining Camp Kills Two Americans
Two Americans and one Mexican die in a feud at Hostotipaquillo mining camp in Jalisco Mexico. Officials report Thomas Barrett a mine manager and William Kendall a miner were killed. Twenty five foreigners were threatened with extermination amid the violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostotipaquillo
Jalisco
Mex
Thomas Barrett
William Kendall
Alienists Say Hans Schmidt Is Sane
Four alienists who examined Hans Schmidt in the Tombs New York report he was sane at the time of the slaying and dismemberment of Anna Aumuler, despite his confession and trial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuler
New York
East St. Louis Officials Indicted for Graft
Former East St. Louis mayor Charles S. Lambert and ex city treasurer E. Fred Gerald faced indictment along with fourteen of the sixteen 1912 city council members on graft charges, signaling a major municipal corruption case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Lambert
East St. Louis
E. Fred Gerald
Inch Praises Crew as Volturno Story Tells of Rescue
Francis Inch, the Briton who commanded the Volturno, arrived in New York aboard the Kroonland with eighty seven survivors. He described the disaster in simple, vivid terms, praising officers and crew for steadfastness and denying rumors of cowardice or revolvers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Inch
New York
Inch
Grosser Kurfuerst
Deficiency Bill Signed By Wilson For Marshals And Collectors
President Wilson signed an urgent deficiency bill granting civil service exemptions for deputy United States marshals and deputy collectors of internal revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Civil Service
United States Marshals
Internal Revenue
Wilson Joins Y M C A Leader Role Confusion
Wilson joins Washington branch of the Young Men's Christian Association, entering a leadership or representative position amid unclear phrasing. The report notes association ties and ongoing organizational affiliations in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
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U. P
Rock Springs
Hanna Coal
Sidney, Nebraska
Our City
Senator Borah
Martin H. Glynn
American Press Association
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Sidney Marble Works
A. A. Clark
Assessment Roll of
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Parol
Munger
T. C. Munger
Union Pacfic Railroad Company
South Omaha
John Belek
James Belek
Frank Krudner
Rudolph Morrissy
John Kowiik
John Krudner
Peter Carr
Coleman Bell
Denver
Will'am May
Powell
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A. G. Powell
Nebraska Commission
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Howard
Reynolds
Charman Henry T. Clarke
Thomas BE. Hall
H. G. Taylor
State Railway Commission
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Kis
Mexico
Ernst
Hanover
Taro Katsura
Japan
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American Bankers’ Association
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Harrison
United States Senate
Ilinois
Vans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Eastman Fkodake Company
Rochester
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Dasid Hl Tolman
Benjamin Altman
B. Altman & Co
New Orleans
Tran No
Winnesboro
Messina
Sicily
Tme
American Red Cross
Palm
Oregon Agricultural College
T V Barton
West Virginia
Hugo Lewis
Jack Lanham
Vincennes
Lewis
J A Boosel
House of Deputies
The
Protestant Episcopal Church
Dominican Republic
James M. Sullivan
Horatio Vasquez
Jose Bordas Valdez
Bellingham
Wash
Perm Ry
Lewand
Orver
Wison
Belmont
United States
Beilis
Volturno
Jos. Hahler
Sidney, Neb
Ayle & Ericson
Siowey, Neb
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Livoni & Mahr
BarntPhone
F. G. Griffith
Oberfelder Bldg
C.M. Wright
NEW Harper Building
E. Harper
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