Local social notes report visits and court term slated
Mrs Lehmkuhl of Lodgepole visited Saturday with Mrs Knox. L Wasem and wife are in Lincoln at the state fair. Jack Witters left Tuesday to matriculate at the state university. District court will sit at the regular term in Sidney on September 29. Numerous town visitors and weddings are noted including two weddings by County Judge Gapen. Royal Jameson arrived from Amherst to teach, and several locals traveled for family reasons. The Ledger describes painting progress on local buildings and a sequence of social events and outings by Sidney residents.
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Thaw Guarded in Sherbrooke Jail Amid Free-Force Rumors
Canadian authorities guard Harry Thaw in Sherbrooke jail amid rumors of an attempted forceful break. Thaw's lawyers remain hopeful as ex Governor William A Stone predicts harsh snow before Thaw leaves the city.
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Dalton child afflicted with infantile paralysis report
The little girl of Mr and Mrs Jesse Ewing of Dalton is afflicted with infantile paralysis. Mrs Ewing was Miss Elsie Poole. School was not opened as planned and the principal Miss Hume came down to Sidney to visit Mrs Smith.
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Mrs J W McDaniel Stricken Ill, Improves This Week
Mrs J W McDaniel was seriously ill the forepart of the week but has improved. Local reports note her gradual recovery and return to better health at home.
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Nothing as absolute emptiness defies all contradictions
The author contends that a state of pure nothing cannot exist with any body, space, or direction. He argues the mind must avoid even a speck of space or a mathematical point to grasp nothing, comparing the concept to rocks dreaming, and credits Jonathan Edwards as the source.
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Fire at Hayes Center destroys multiple buildings
Hayes Center Nebraska September 4 fire consumed the residence and office of Dr James B Anderson the drug building of Jacob Ambach and the residence of J R Jeas all destroyed with unknown origin and contents losses about 5000 partly insured Al lovable articles saved in other buildings but the total loss stands at about 5000 with partial insurance coverage
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Thaw Loses Bid to Stay in Sherbrooke Jail
Immigrant officers arrest Harry Thaw as an undesirable alien after Judge Hutchinson sustains the writ of habeas corpus causing Thaw to be taken to a coastal jail for arraignment. A silent crowd watches the exit as Thaw is led away under guard.
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Regional Nebraska Officials and Public Departments Listing
Detailed roster of state officers, federal appointments, county roles, and local governance for Sidney and surrounding areas. Includes governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general, supreme court, land offices, post office staff, fire department officers, legislature, judiciary, county officers, village trustees, and Sidney public schools staff and teachers with multiple district allocations. Strong entity list covers Nebraska locales Sidney Alliance North Platte Potter Wiggins Lodgepole, and named individuals such as J. H. Morehead, B. K. Bushee, Lewis Brott, Edith M. Stark, James L. McIntosh, J. D. MacMillan, and W. J. Braham.
Direct Primary Charges Against Sulzer Triggered by Glynn
Acting Governor Glynn testifies that Sulzer asked him to privately tell Tammany leader Charles Murphy to ignore Sulzer on direct primaries and that after the campaign Sulzer and Murphy could “get together” to settle matters to their mutual satisfaction.
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Fourth international congress on school hygiene grows crowds
The Buffalo meeting closed with over 2,000 members and record attendance surpassing Paris. The 1913 gathering will be in Brussels. Elizabeth Trendle of Brooklyn appealed to President Wilson to grant a dress as a man permit while jailed for masquerading. Oil lands totaling 12 004 acres in the Osage reservation Oklahoma were offered for lease by the interior department via Indian commissioner Cats Sells, with sealed bids required for drilling rights.
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Interurban Collision Near Detroit Injures Seventeen
An interurban car crowded with passengers collided with a high speed automobile, jumped the track, snapped a telephone pole, and crashed into a roadside bank. Seventeen people were injured with two likely fatally injured. A separate rifle range accident at Camp Perry.
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Customs officers dismissed amid opium smuggling charges
One customs inspector and ten guards on duty at San Francisco were dismissed and warrants for nine were sworn out, accusing conspiracy to smuggle opium. French aviator Pegoud completed a somersault maneuver at Buc airfield with perfect success. Provisional President Yuan Shikai of the Chinese republic issued a decree resigning once peace is restored.
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Taft Elected President of American Bar Association
Ex-President William H. Taft was chosen as president of the American Bar Association at the close of the Montreal annual meeting, with Taft taking the helm of the nationwide legal body.
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John Martin Kansas Senator Dies At Topeka Home
Former United States senator John Martin of Kansas died at his Topeka home after a nine week illness. The death ends a long political career highlighted by service in the U.S. Senate and state affairs.
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Community church and lodge notices in Cheyenne area
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