Roosevelt and Cox meet at Longworths social event
Political chatter runs from Roosevelt to Taft and Cox with talk of bird men and pole expeditions. The piece notes whispers of praise and blame for Roosevelt, the Mexican War Veterans adjournment, and claims that Eskimos and theosophists weigh in on his astral stature while Bradley pursues Cook's expedition records in Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Bradley
Fred A. Cook
North Pole
Utah
Cook
Dr. Cook
Pole
Peary
Roosevelt
Cox
Longworths
Cincinnati
Taft
Diverse 1900s News Bits Touch on Crises and Inventions
A collection of brief notices cites aralysis in May Yobhe, deadly Erie Tunnel collapse, Pepete killed in Madrid, a Chinese prince visiting to view naval power, Taft's 53rd birthday, Mary Mannering's appendicitis surgery, early wireless claims, and global travels. Reports cover police women in Chicago, Joliet prisoners' warehouse fire, Atlantic City GAR encampment, Russian seismograph, Mount Shiphaldin rescue, aviation hazards, cholera spread, orchid farming, Y M C A citizenship course, Pawnee irrigation surveying, a child's accidental death from headache powders, Zeppelin No VI disaster, and evolving airship ambitions and French airfleet tests.
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Czarima
Chicago
Joliet
Illinois
Grand Army of the Republic
Atlantic City
Col
Herbert
Prince Galitzen
Russia
Jouseph Rush
Mount Shiphaldin
Behring Sea
Sterling
M. B. Carman
Minden
Baden
Zeppelin
Bia
Walter Wollman
Rosa
Atlantic
America
France
Nebraska items recall state fair gains and festivals
Rushville hosts a six legged pig curiosity while Elks in Fairbury and Kearney erect clubs. Lincoln sees 16000 public school children as state fair receipts reach 81000 with a 10000 surplus. Nebraska corn stands at 174 million bushels and wheat acreage sets a historic high. An army unit camps near Lincoln September 23 to 26. Roosevelt may attend Hastings Fall Festival. Updike Grain Co. elevator at Kearney burned delaying fire crews. Madison hosts a twin celebration for two brothers with 150 watermelons served.
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Rushville
Elks
Fairbury
Omaha
Kearney
Nebraska
Seventh Cavalry
Fort Riley
Kansas
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Hastings
42 Killed in Indiana Wreck Shatters Towns Near Bluffton
Bluffton Indiana Sept 22 Forty two people died in an interurban trolley crash between Bluffton and Fort Wayne. A southbound local car slammed into an empty motor car returning for the county fair. The wreck left fifty five or sixty in the local car, many killed or maimed. Hundreds were injured as the impact tore through seating and fixtures. Names of deceased listed from Bluffton Warren Uniondale and nearby towns. The exact cause remains unknown with conflicting timing reports.
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Bluffton
Ind
Fort Wayne
Blufton
Kings
Kingsland
Conspiracy to kill the Mikado shocks Tokyo
Tokyo reports a sensational alleged plot by subjects to assassinate Emperor Matsuhito. The Hochi Shimbun says plotters, now under arrest, face death after secret court trials. Jail holds many linked to the allied socialist movement. arrests followed discovery near the capital’s military school during the emperor’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Matsuhito
Hachi Shimbun
Socialist” Movement
Hochi Shimbun
Wyoming Democrats Nominate Carey for Governor
Sheridan Wyoming Sept 22 Judge Joseph M Warey Mfelong Republican was nominated by the Democratic state convention for governor, receiving a large majority. He will run on a platform to attract independent Wyoming voters, but many old line Democrats may split and field another ticket.
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Carey
Sheridan
Wyo
Joseph M
Warey
Wyoming
Democrata
Charlton Loses First Point in Extradition Fight
Porter Charlton faced extradition after the Lake Como murder of his wife Mary Scott Charlton. Judge Blair rejected an insanity plea and reserved ruling on Charlton's return to Italy for trial.
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Jersey City
Porter Charlton
Lake Como
Italy
Mary Scott Charlton
Blair
Inquest Probes Beedle Double Tragedy Jealousy Found
Coroner Palmer held an inquest in Holdrege Nebraska into the death of Mrs C J Beedle who wounded her husband and killed herself. A well known lawyer testified to the sequence of events and a letter suggested premeditation. Jealousy was cited as the motive.
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Holdrege
Neb
Palmer
C. J. Beedle
Beedle
Brice
Papal envoy Cardinal Vannutelli arrives in Omaha
Cardinal Vannutelli arrived from the Vatican in Omaha to a large public greeting. He was welcomed by Governor, the mayor, and many citizens. An honorary escort met him at Union Depot and accompanied him to Bishop Scannell’s residence where he celebrated a private mass before touring Catholic institutions.
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Omaha
Cardinal Vannutelli
Vatican
Nebraska
Th Union Depot
Scannell
The Earth weighs seven trillion tons
A historical note claims the earth carries a mass of seven trillion tons translating to immense gravitational influence. The statement appears as a scientific assertion without accompanying data or context.
Sale Notice on Sidney Property to Satisfy Judgment
By order of sale from the Cheyenne County District Court, Peter Meyer and Christ G. Meyer win a judgment against Herman Springer and others for 1160.40 with costs. The real estate, north half of lot 8 and all of lot 7 in Morrow Addition, Sidney Nebraska, is offered to the highest bidder for cash on October 0, 1910, at 10 a m before the Sidney courthouse.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. M.grimes
Peter Meyer
C.G. Meyer
Christ G. Meyer
Herman Springer
Ary Springer
Paul Kreener
Kreener
Sidney
John A. Bentley
Simeon Ross
Greene County
Illnois
Sthdy M
Francis A. Ross
Milan B. Ross
Elliott Ross
Adelaide Ross
Edward Ross
Hllinois
Sidney Telegraph
Nebraskia
K. E. Blackburn
J. T. Lindley
Horace Litule
James Young
G. C. Freeman
John Osborn
J.g.gaylonl
Mary Elizabeth Graettinger
Rosa Sells
George B. Sells
Harriet Graettinger
Darwin Graettinger
Frieda Graettinger
Reuben Graettinger
Graettinger
Pata
K. EB. Blackburn
Louise D. Blackburn
W.S Luang
Notary Public
Pivo Street
City of
Los Angeles
County of Los Angeles
Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Platte
Neb
James M Nelson
Potter
Forswig
Kn. R
P. N
James ‘Tucker
John Ladley
John Cox
Benjamin Barron
Clarence G. Lawrence
J.B. Ryans
Register
State OF
Janes Tucker
James O. McClure
Mary E. McClure
Polk
Missouri
Helidney Teeleqmaph
Said
James Tucker
M-3
Thetate
Senate
United States
Geo. C. Junkin
Lincoln
George C. Tunkin
Department of the Interior
Minnie Busacker
Dalton
Mide H. E
6Th Principal Meridian
Jaimant
Henrick
W. Woolsey
Joel Wickard
John Sukovaty
Cheyenne Fonsty
OTICE
Horace Litte
J. G. Gaylord
Mary Elizabeth Graetinger
Sells
A. Graettinger
Cret.dants
Lalnatif
U.S. Land Office
Francis M. Rife
Dallov
Drc
H. FE
North
Thomas M. Freeman
Walter J. Relnmuth
William R. Morrow
Woolsey
James Tucker Named County Judge in Cheyenne Nebraska
James Tucker is appointed county judge for Cheyenne County Nebraska. The selection formalizes leadership for the county court, with Tucker expected to oversee judicial duties and local administration.
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James Tucker
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Rail commission to hear transfer switch dispute at Edgar
The railway commission will go to Edgar on September 30 to take testimony in the case filed by the Farmers' Commercial association requesting a transfer switch to connect the Burlington with the St. Joseph and Grand Island railroads. Both railways say Edgar already has sufficient facilities to handle shipments.
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Lincoln
Railway Commission
Edgar
Farmers’ Commercial Association
Burlington
St. Joseph
Grand Island
Evangelical Lutheran Women Meet in Beatrice
Beatrice Nebraska September 22 delegates gathered for the thirteenth annual session of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Evangelical Lutheran church. The Nebraska synod of the Evangelical Lutheran church also convened and will continue through Sunday evening
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Beatrice
Neb
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church
Nebraska Synod
Missouri River Rate Cases Rise Again in Supreme Court
The Missouri river rate cases reappear before the U S Supreme Court as railroad counsels seek a rehearing. Washington dispatch notes the effort to obtain another word from the high court on Sept 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Drownings in Maine Summer Toll Near Sixty One
Portland Maine September 22 reports sixty one people died by drowning in Maine during the just ended summer. Most fatalities stemmed from canoe boat or bathing accidents with residents of the state comprising all but seven victims.
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Portland
Maine
Hia Advice. Bhe After the Embrace Offense
The London Tatler quotes a dramatic exchange where a speaker protests being offended after an embrace and asks what to do next. The other character suggests the stance of turning the other cheek as a possible response.
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London Tatler
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Roosevelt Hospital
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Harriet Clark Fisher
Trenton
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Updike Grain Co
A. E. Gadbois
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A. B. Hyde
Pennville
E. Stuckey
Vera Cruz
William S. Beers
Lloyd Brown
L. C. Justus
S. H. Robinson
W. E. Bowman
Myrtle Harley
H. D. Cook
Ernest Caruse
Ralph Walser
W. D. Durgan
Oscar Zimmer
Miss Pearl Saylor
John W. Tribalet
Thomas Garden
H. A. Reynoldson
Hiram Folk
Mary
Garrett Maxwell
Garrett
Daniel Dehach
Petroleum
John Sth
Montpelier
John Reed
Joseph Edens
Hartford City
George Semhhurst
Warren
Ben Cramer
Frankfort
Mikado
Japan
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Charlton
F. E. Brown
Aetna Insurance Co
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St. Paul Fire & Marine
Western Fire & Marine
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Reliable Companies
O’kane Building
Osborn Paint and Paper Store
B. A. Jones
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