Beatrice Clean-Up Order Amid Nebraska News
Nebraska notes report Mayor Reed of Beatrice ordering a sweeping cleanup of premises amid broader state items. Local deaths include Mrs M L Rothrock of Exeter and Mrs Albright of Beatrice. the Odell Vinegar company plans 1000000 bushels of cider apples starting September 1.
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Mra. M.L. Rothrock
Exeter
McCook City
McCook Electic Light Company
W. UW
Wellemeyer Pilt
Green Gage P
Wymore
Doorhood
Yes
Beatrice City
Beatrice Gas and Power Company
Third
Eleventh
Court
Valentine
Merriman
Jake Sanvers
Sanders
J B. Carns
Anti-Saloon League
Nebraska
Carns
David City
E.P. Treadway
New You Brokers Fail Shaking Wall Street
News of the collapse of A. O. Brown and Company shocks the market with a potential loss surpassing 1 million dollars. The New York Stock Exchange faced a volatile two hour session as traders fear ripple effects and possible wider involvement.
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New York
A. O. Brown and Company
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
White
Wall
Bad Flood Ends After Lapses in Warnings
Weather Bureau warnings were not heeded as flood subsided amid three drownings and narrow escapes. Residents faced rising waters and urgent alerts during the disaster period.
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Weather Bureau
Augusta Flood Recovers as River Levels Fall
Atlanta reporter notes Augusta's flood abating after eight feet of water inundated main streets. three drowned unconfirmed, several fires, destroyed warehouses, and chaotic communications marked the disaster. river predicted to crest higher before subsiding with residents moving to higher ground.
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Atlanta
Augusta
Lfe
Fifteenth Street
Nixon Wholesale Grocery
Nixon & Danforth
Weather Bureau
Highwayman Robs Sixteen Stage Coaches in Yellowstone Route
A lone bandit held up sixteen stage coaches traveling toward Lake Yellowstone near Jackson Hole. He stole money and jewelry totaling about 10000 dollars, escaping into the park’s wild terrain. A $1000 reward was posted but no clues have been found.
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Vie ‘Aul
Mont
Yellowstone Park
Jackson's Hole
Livingston
Northern Pacific
Faithful Inn
Lake Yellowstone
Park
Pension increases under Warner administration reported
The Interior department releases Warner era figures showing 871,089 more pensions issued from 1905 to 1908 compared with 1901 to 1904, plus 1,343,666 dollars saved in operating expenses. The Warner report, due soon, notes 887,430 certificates issued 1905–1908 with 202,577 increases under the April 19, 1908 act.
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Washington
Commissioner of Pensions
Warner
Interior Department
Bureau
Treasury
Body found in Monongahela River with unknown man
Police reported the drowned body of an unidentified man, thought to be from Massachusetts, recovered from the Monongahela River after he used carbolic acid to disguise his features. A small book of Robert Mourns poems was the only item found, making identification unlikely.
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Pittslurg
Massachusetts
Mononghahela
Robert
Artieles
Sit Where They Sit and Help through Compassion
Reverend Dowling urges readers to practice radical empathy by placing themselves in others' shoes. He argues genuine influence comes from sympathetic understanding, not money, and champions the preacher as successful when he feels the struggles of his congregation. The message ties moral health to daily good habits and steady virtue.
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George T. Dowling
Ezekiel
Iere
Babylon
Jesus
Ile
Ping
South Bend Boys Aid Mother With Cart For Trip
Two barefoot boys push a home made cart through South Bend carrying their invalid mother. They hauled the cart from Fremont and planned to reach Coffeyville Kansas. A local collection yielded a buggy, an old horse, and harness to help them continue.
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South Bend
Ald
Ashland
Neb
Fremont
Coffeyville
Kas
Ants torment dying man at ostrich farm in Los Angeles
Burton B. Jarvis a 26 year old Terre Haute contracting teamster died at the county hospital after lying under a shade tree near an ostrich farm for two days. He was tormented by ants and other insects while passersby mistook his condition as intoxication. He had tuberculosis and had come to California two years ago.
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Los Angeles
Burton B. Jarvis
Chestnut Street
Terre Haute
Ind
Jarvis
California
Boy Hurt By Horse Tail in Plattsmouth
A seven year old son of Oscar Gapen living four miles south of Plattsmouth Nebraska sustained two severe facial cuts from a horse tail. One cut required nine stitches and the other five. Despite the pain the boy continued running about and paid little attention to the injury.
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Plattsmouth, Neb
A_ittle
Oscar Gapen
The Life and Value of Goodness in the Spirit
Henry F. Cope argues that goodness is not mere church attendance or sentimentality. It is a cultivated disposition requiring effort and choice, aligning life toward the highest goods rather than mere avoidance of evil.
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Henry F. Cope
ST. Peter
Goodnes
The Gifts Of The Lord By Rev Charles H Spurgeon
A sermon on Job 1 21 stressing that every loss is a gift from God and believers should acknowledge all possessions as divine gifts. The speaker urges gratitude for blessings whether in prosperity or trial, and warns against earthly sources of comfort. Jesus Christ is depicted as the loving heavenly Father.
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Charles H. Spurgeon
Job
Christ
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