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Newspaper

Steele City Press

Location

Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1910

Page

2

Venezuelan President Elected by Congress for Four Year Term

The report notes Juan Vicente Gomez was chosen by the congress to serve as sole leader for a four year term. Other items reference the disappearance of an American girl, her uncle’s control of finances, and a Paris to Copenhagen voyage by Bjorn Bjornson.

Juan Vicente Gomez Congress Bjornstjerne Bjornson Paris Copenhagen Minpolice Naples Los Angeles San Washington Posle Miss Reid Professor Lettieri Graham White London Madam Tetrazzini Covent Garden

National party prohibition convention may be held in Des Moines

The notice notes a possible 1912 national prohibition convention in Des Moines. It also mentions Gov. Hughes of New York being offered and accepting appointment as associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. Other items reference Judge Bailiet’s death in Des Moines, Indiana remarks, and a bequest from Thomas F. Walsh.

Des Moines Gov. Hughes New York Supreme Court of the United States F. Bailiet S Ney Anpter Beveridge Indiana Thomas F. Walsh Colorado Mw. Kern

Various 1909 News Snippets From Around the Nation

Reports include pensioners abroad from the Civil War, Nebraska court questions on street hay cutting by citizens, Indiana and Nebraska political movements, Chesapeake & Ohio stock increase, death of missionary Henry H. Jessup in Beirut, mine disasters in Muiga Alabama, a Lincoln fire loss, Baltimore Ohio mortgage plans, Mark Twain’s death noted, Mount McKinley expedition, a fatal folding bed incident, Erie wage settlement, expected U.S. Supreme Court appointee, and Congressman Pollard not running for re election.

Robert &. Bartlett Bjorns Senate United States Nebraska Supreme Court Indiana Nashville William J. Bryan Nebraska Chesapeake & Ohio Richmond Henry H. Jessup Beirut Syria Muiga Alabama Berlington Lincoln Yards Lincoln Nébr Baltimore Baltimore & Ohio Chicago Mark Twain McCumber North Dakota Tahoma Seattle Alaska Portland Mazama Mount McKinley Henry Willington Smith Lee Mass Erie Railway New York Supreme Bench Julius Brewer Congressman Pollard

New Child Born to Senator Beveridge Family

A daughter was born to Senator and Mrs. Beveridge marking a second birth in the senator’s blended family. The first child is a son, aged about twenty months. President Taft sent to the Senate the nomination of Carl Rasch of Montana to be United States district judge, a former acting assistant counsel to Interior Secretary Ballinger before the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry.

Beveridge Taft Senate Carl Rasch Montana United States Rasch Peter W. Peterson Clay County South Dakota Peterson

French aviator exhibition aims to please Roosevelt

A French aviator gave an exhibition gate to please Mr. Roosevelt. An expert from Washington is to demonstrate a supposed bog cholera.

Roosevelt Washington

Supreme Court Upholds States Against Trusts Across Several Cases

The U S Supreme Court upheld state actions against trust structures in Mississippi Louisiana and Tennessee. It sustained Mississippi and Tennessee decrees ousting lumber dealers and Standard Oil Kentucky from Tennessee while delaying decisions on corporation taxes. Charles R Heike faces sugar customs conspiracy trial. Morse petitions for habeas corpus in Atlanta.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States Mississippi Louisiana Supreme Court of Mississippi Standard Oil Company of Kentucky Tennessee Supreme Court of Tennessee Larton Charles R. Heike American Sugar Company Charles W. Morse New York Federal Atlanta Martin W. Littleton

Bowdry Picks Out Farm in North Dakota Land Office

Calvin Bowdry a negro aged thirty from Bismarck North Dakota appeared in the land office Monday morning and selected a farm site with a large scale marker. local officials reported the event in Aberdeen.

Mer. Bowdry Aberdeen N. D Calvin Bowdry Bismark Land Office

Hendley Dry Goods Named Capitalized at Six Hundred Thousand

On Monday the Hendley Dry Goods company with a capital of $600,000 was named here at the request of two minor shareholders. The action reflects a formal designation in the local business registry.

Hendley Dry Goods Company

Missouri Pacific machinists strike in Sedalia demand higher pay

In Sedalia Missouri a strike by Missouri Pacific railway machinists began at 10 o clock Monday morning. Reports indicate workers sought an 36 to 40 cent hourly raise and rejected the company offer of 39 cents.

Sedalia Missouri Pacific Railway

Rockefeller Philanthropy Scheme Voiced as National Benefit

A public statement praises John D. Rockefeller's planned philanthropy as vast and beneficial. It argues for a flexible organization, minimal trustee limits, and, in time, potential government appointment of a majority of trustees to reflect public welfare.

Rockefeller United States Senate

Balti Crowns Rune and Jersey City Boy Heroic Catch

A ten year old Jersey City boy named Louis Rove valiantly chased a foul tip into a shallow pond and mud, escaping danger as onlookers acted. The event occurred in New York and involved a local crowd surrounding the boy’s brave action.

Rune Balti Crowns New York Louis Rove Jersey City Bette

Violet request becomes formal marriage proposal

A pale youthful suitor asks for Mary's hand in marriage. He confirms it is a formality, noting the suggestion came from Mary’s mother, leaving Mary's father to respond to the request in a Philadelphia setting.

Mary Papa Philadelphia

Reprimanda Distress at Prayer Meeting Encounter

Mrs Brown sees Bobby on the Jones porch while en route to a prayer meeting. She asks who is with him and he replies in cryptic fashion that if she were good she would know. The remark reflects early impressions and a note about a mother's slipper influencing perceptions.

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