Peary Returns to Naval Duty as Engineer Expert
Captain Robert E Peary resumes active duty in the navy on November 9 as engineer expert in the department of justice for cases before the bureau of claims related to naval yards and docks construction. The article notes nationwide postal testing plans and discusses vast printing office output, including millions of type pieces and thousands of feet of type lines.
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Washington
Robert B. Peary
Navy Department
Department of Justice
Bureau of Claims
Naval Bureau of Yards
Chicago
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Denver
Pueblo
Nevada Southern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rumor of Madrid Revolution Circulates in Paris
Paris dispatch notes a Telegraph rumor that a Madrid uprising has begun but no London confirmation exists. A French meeting honoring Francisco Ferrer is reported to have occurred amid ongoing government investigations, with unclear details about arrests during this period.
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Paris
London
Daily Telegraph
Madrid
M. Pelletan
Chamber of Deputies
Francisco Ferrer
Barcelona
Wats
Carlos
Louis
The
National and local varied news highlights from early reports
A sprawling, fragmented recap notes Taft election bulletins, Peary naval duty, aviators around New York Bay, farm values declines, a major warehouse fire with $1,000,000 loss, shipyard fires at Langham, and ongoing railway lease disputes. It mentions a Rome air accident, a Philadelphia shrine march, a Wisconsin speaker’s death, and an Evangelical union election.
Notable Illinois University Agriculture Committee Members Named
A committee including Dean EB Davenport and A P Grout led a group of state agricultural officials to seek improved facilities for the University of Illinois. The members span fields from Dedator to Morgan Park, with Hatch and Grout representing university trustees and others representing agricultural organizations demanding better instructional facilities.
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EB. Davenport
College of Agriculture
A. P. Grout
Winchester
F. L. Hatch
Spring Grove
Nebraska Hall to be Inspected by Outside Architect
The second oldest university building, Nebraska hall, will undergo an external architectural inspection to assess safety amid long deterioration. The three story basement structure houses biology and medical college spaces and serves more students daily than any building aside from the main hall and library.
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Wit
Nebraska Mall
Nebraska Hall
Biological Sciences
Medical College
Seed Laboratory Reopened at Nebraska State Farm
The Nebraska seed laboratory at the state farm resumes free seed purity and germination tests for farmers. To prevent overload only ten tests per person are allowed. The four year old Western state station was the first such unit established by the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Nebraska Seed Laboratory
State Farm
Uni States Department of Agriculture
Western Estates
Washington
Roosevelt sought to address Nebraska teachers in Lincoln
The campaign aims to have Theodore Roosevelt speak at the Nebraska State Teachers Association meeting in Lincoln on November 23 24 and 25 Col Roosevelt is also set to appear at the Iowa State Teachers Association meeting in Des Moines on Friday November 4 President N M Graham and Local Manager J L McBrien plan to travel to Des Moines to seek an appointment for an address.
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Nebraska State Teachers’ Association
Lincoln
Colonel Roosevelt
State Teachers’ Association of Iowa
Dés Moines
N. M. Graham
Nebraska State ‘'Eachers’ Association
J. L. McBrien
Des Moines
Fires in Nebraska report by State Fire Warden Johnson
State Fire Warden Johnson reports a large number of fires in Nebraska up to the year’s start. He notes 250 fires were reported from an unspecified period.
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Nebraska
Johnson
Eithor
Railway commission position falls as WH Caw dies
The death of WH. Caw leads to the upheaval in commission ranks while Chris Groenther serves as private secretary to the governor and the position remains unfilled.
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Railway Commission
Chris Groenther
Gga Ag
Governor Shallenberger Requisition From the Governor
A report notes a requisition issued by Governor Shallenberger. The document details the governor's formal request to allocate funds or resources, including relevant department involvement and the expected fiscal impact.
Exports of U S Manufactures Seen Surpassing Eight Hundred Million
Washington reports exports of U S manufactures in the year ending December are on track to exceed 800 million dollars, with September alone at 70 million and nine months at 618 million. Manufactures lead in gains over 1909, while foodstuffs show declines.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department’ of Commerce and Labor
Woman Declared Alive in Crippen Case By Local Lawyer
Philadelphia lawyer Francis Tracy Tobin says Belle Elmore Crippen is alive and hiding in the country. He claims letters from observers prove she is living, contradicting the planned London execution of Dr Har precedes Crippen. He asserts she is not in Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Earthquake Shocks Recorded Near St Louis University
Seismic readings from St Louis University show heavy earthquake shocks lasting from 2 29 to 3 28 with five waves on the north south line and seven on the west east line. The measured distance of 4 160 miles places the quake near the Aleutian islands off Alaska.
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St. Louis
St. Louis University
Louis
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Rumors of Portuguese Arrests of Jesuit Priests Denied
Washington dispatch says rumors claim Portugal plans to arrest court martial and execute Jesuit priests for not leaving the country. The Portuguese foreign office has ordered diplomats to issue broad denials of the reports.
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Washington, D. C
Portugal
Portuguese Foreign Office
Proclamation on Taftiseves and International Conditions
Fragmentary text cites a proclamation related to Taftiseves and harvest conditions, mentioning a general condition of international scope. The exact subject, date, and authorities are unclear due to damaged OCR. The piece references a president and implies formal governmental action or policy.
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International Pt
Tay Nae Jwat
Oby
Home for Aged Geota Riverside First in City
Riverside hosts the Geotta aged home as the city’s first facility for elderly residents. The new shelter provides care and housing for senior citizens in a landmark social services project.
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Chicago Til
Geottish Old People’s Home
Riverside
Repudiate Their Leader Chicago Strike Fails to Endorse Plan
The Chicago garment workers movement wavered on an early parliament plan as striking members declined the proposed agreement offered by Tropsadtadsoen, weakening leadership support and delaying potential settlement.
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Chicago
Ore’ Atrike
Attikers
Tropsadtadsoen
Nebraska in Brief hotel and other local items
Nebraska in Brief reports Mrs Hermat Fass died in Minneapolis after illness. Hildreth man lost his car by fire. Guardsmen added for court martial. new recruits Verne Barock Byron Stowell of Geneva Company G. Kearney business men form hospital group, old hospital to be operated under new articles. Walsh estate settled. Judge Corcoran allocates one third to five heirs and two thirds shared by twelve others totaling about 130000. Rock Island shifts division head C L Brown to Des Moines. new division chief for Nebraska division. Hastings sees several new buildings. St Cecelia’s levies 42000 for a new church. church reconstruction planned. city seeks site for city hall and operations. Frey reunion at Pender with 100+ attendees. Grandma Frey back from ten weeks in Pender. Pleasant Valley Dodge county hosts mass meeting with 300 farmers. Fred Lake accidentally shot. dispute between Bradsaw and Nebraska Bell Telephone.
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T. J. Current
Hildreth
Gectiee
Verne Barock
Byron Stowell
Geneva
Kearney
Hoxie
Aurora
Walsh
Corcoran
Rock Island
Fairbury
Nebraska
C. L. Brown
Des Moines
Des Moines Valley
Rock Island Lines
Hastings
Cecelia
John Prey
Wiliam Strelo
M. M. Warner
Frey
Pender
Grandma
Peruna praised by Maine resident for catarrh relief
A Mills Maine reader praises Peruna for curing severe catarrh and deafness like condition, sharing that the remedy restored strength and ability to work after four months of illness. The testimonial highlights the product as the best medicine she ever took.
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Jennie la F
Mills
Maine
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