Roosevelts Western Tour Draws Wide Praise and Controversy
Roosevelt’s western trip drew a continuous ovation with about one hundred speeches and no serious incidents. He met seven governors twelve senators and twenty congressmen. 60000 heard him in St Paul with Denver the largest crowd to see him pass. A banished Lorimer party chair at Chicago exposed graft issues while Richard Garner returned from Africa with a chimpanzee lexicon and plans for primate language study.
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Roosevelt
U. S
St. Paul
Minn
Denver
Senator Lorimer
Illinois
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Richard L. Garner
Notable figures and events in health, crime and aviation
Professor William James, a leading Harvard philosopher, died this week. Lloyd Bowers, federal solicitor, died September 10 in Boston at 51 from bronchitis with complications. Taft attended as honorary pallbearer. Fighting Bob La Follette urges a sixteen-battleship Pacific coast fleet and Pan American exposition naval pageant. Freddie Gebhard, known clubman and ex racehorse owner, died September 8, famed for idolizing Mrs Langtry. Black Hills fires calm but risk persists with drought. Denver mint produces $20 gold pieces at $200000 daily due to export demand. Wilbur Wright sets new record by dropping an egg from 1800 feet onto a target.
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Lloyd Bowers
Taft
Boston
Freddie Gebhard
New York
Jersey
Nebraska Notes and Local Incidents
Mrs. Samantha A. Thomas of Stella wins a Sunday school picnic spelling contest held with words from lunch-basket newspapers. Grand Island stores report jammed sale days causing a child injury. Rancher Ray Roberts dies near Mullen while boarding a Burlington train. An Omaha firm estimates Nebraska corn at 174 million bushels, 89.7 percent of last year. A. M. Smith near Kearney urges farmers to destroy Russian thistles to reduce trouble.
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Samantha A. Thomas
Stella
Neb
Thomas
Arago
Grand Island
Ray Roberts
Mullen
Burlington
A. M. Smith
Kearney
Travel In Air Will Be Safest Eventually, Aviator Says
Charles K. Hamilton argues air travel will be as safe as land travel as aviation advances. He asserts higher altitude improves safety, aircraft will reach practical aeroplane motors soon, and pilots will glide to a landing if engines fail. He compares air currents to navigational seas and urges calm control.
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Charles K. Hamilton
World Population and Global News Highlights From An Era
General items summarize diverse events: Taft calls for expanding forest reserves in western states, a meteor strikes Oregon, Hot Springs soldiers enjoy open air shows, Ireland’s potato crop ruined by mists, a Spokane boot-black, and the Prince of Wales’s popularity. Notes on Crime and Health, Maine battleship plans, Thaw case, labor strikes in Britain, King George’s stance, Dolly Madison’s ice cream invention, and Union Pacific freight and stock activity.
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Taft
Colorado
Wyoming
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Willamette Valley
Yamhill County
Portland
Mount Angle
Salem
Hot Springs
Henry Palmer
Omaha
Ireland
Spokane
Prince of Wales
Light Brigade
Balaclava
King George
England
Dolly Madison
U. S
Dr. T Z Magarrell to Visit Sidney for Health Diagnoses
Noted diagnostician and Vitapathic Sanatorium head Dr. T Z Magarrell will be at the Metropolitan Hotel in Sidney on Monday and Tuesday September 19 and 20 for on site health diagnosis. A free lecture on the newer and better way to health will be held Monday evening at Tobin Opera House. all are invited.
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T. Z. Magarrell
Vitapathic Sanatorium
Omaha
Nebraska
Metropolitan
Sidney
Magarrell
Ontario
Canada
American Medical Union
National Association of Suggestive Therapeutics
Union
Tobin Opera House
Sidney Electric to Install New Dynamo and Expand Cary Shop
Sidney Electric Service plans a new dynamo installation to upgrade the plant for years ahead. It will extend the Cary Automobile Company garage to include a machine shop. Osborn paint and paper store stays open continuously and is a convenient shopping stop.
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Sidney Electric Service Company
Cary Automobile Company
Osborn Paint and Paper Store
Wheat and hay activity noted across Peetz area
Farmers report fall wheat already in and others preparing to plant. Mr Hartway plans 100 scree of full wheat while Lee Rezinnina and Frank Tobin haul and sell grain. Numerous horse buyers visit the divide, indicating higher horse prices. Myrtle Hiett leaves for Lincoln to resume school duties.
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Mr. Hartway
Lee Rezinnina
Frank Tobin
Namerous Toree
Myrtle Hiett
Lincoln
Sale Notice of Sidney Real Estate to Satisfy Judgment
An order of sale from the Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska directs the sale of the north half of lot 64 and all of lot 62 in Morrow Addition Sidney to satisfy a judgment of 1160.40 plus costs. The sale to be held cash on October 20 1910 at 10 o clock in front of the Sidney Court House. The action is between Peter Meyer and C G Meyer plaintiffs and Herman Springer Paul Kriener John Dineen John Fred Mohrman and others as defendants.
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District Court
Levenne County
Nebraska
Hi. M. Grimes
District
Cheyenne County
Peter Meyer
C.G. Meyer
Christ Greyer
Laintiffs
Herman Springer
Ary Springer
Paul Kriener
Kroener
Court House
Sidney
John A. Bentley
Simeon Ross
Ross
Greene County
Illinois
B. M
Francis A. Ross
Milan B. Ross
Elliott Ross
Adelaide Ross
Edward Ross
Ilinois
ITIS
Sidney Telegraph
Neraska
John Sukovaty
James Tucker
R. E. Blackburn
J.T. Lindley
Horace Litule
James Young
G. C. Freeman
John Osborn
G. Gaylord
Mary Elizabeth Graettinger
Rosa Sells
George KB. Sells
Harriet Graettinger
Darwin Graettinger
Frieda Graettinger
Reuben Graettinger
A. Graettinger
Louise D. Blackburn
W. 8. Lang
Notary Public
Pico Street
City of
Los Angeles
County of Los Angeles
State of California
B. A. Jones
Plaintiff
J. _T. Lindley
Horace Little
OC. Freeman
J. Gy Gaylord
Mary Elizabeth Graet— Tinger
Roga Sells
Sells
Uirrlet Grace
Singer
Darwin Graet- Unger
Reuben Stauttnger
EK. Blackburn
J. T. Lindley
Horace Lilue
I. G Gaylord
Pieintin
Paul Gameson
Christ Manis
Christ MaKin
J. L. McIxtons
Plaintif
Sidney, Neb
Cheyenne County Judge Appointed in Nebraska
Cheyenne County Nebraska announces the appointment of a new county judge in Cheyenne County. The decision details and potential impacts on local courts are not specified in the text.
Proposed Nebraska suffrage amendment in 1910 ballot text
The document presents a joint resolution to amend Section 1 of Article 7 of the Nebraska Constitution to define electors and extend suffrage to foreign born residents who have declared intent and five years’ residence. It specifies ballot wording for approval or rejection and notes certification by Secretary Geo O Junkin with a 1910 election date.
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Nebraska
Senate
United States
Junkin
Notice for Public Publication of Land Claim
Minnie Rusaker of Dalton Nebraska filed intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to land in the 6th principal meridian. Witnesses named Henry Vick W S Woolsey Joel Wickard Fred Bratz all of Dalton. Neb. Before James Tucker at Sidney on October 10, 1910. J. E. Evans Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Lana
North Platte
Neb
Minnie Rusacker
Dalton
James Tucker
Sidney
Henry Vick
Woolsey
Joel Wickard
Fred Bratz
J. E. Evans
Register
U. S. Land Office
James M Nelson
Potter
Nebraska
O&k
Foree
Lownehip
John Tides
John Cox
Benjamin Barron
Clarence G. Lawrence
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William James
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Harvard
James
Bob
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Black Hills National Forest
Wilbur Wright
Missouri
Folk
Kings County
Maine
Stokes
New Jersey
Congress
Joan Fowler
Delaware
Tennessee
Patterson
Arkansas
Arizona
Nebraska Notes
Fersia
Russia
Havana
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Great Britap
Union Pacific
F. E. Brown
Aetna Insurance Co
Farmers & Merchants
St. Paul Fire & Marine
Western Fire & Marine
Hail Insurance
Reliable Companies
O’kane Building
Mr. Laber
Livoni
Rev
Gides
David Meyers
Peetz
Colo
E. Hiett
B. A. Jenna
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