Land disposition notices and assignments in early filings
A terse notice lists grants and financial figures for individuals John J. Miller and Alfe M. Peters, with amounts noted as fifteen and twelve dollars respectively. It references interior land acreage and a disposition subject, with a dated description of location and ranges, indicating pending disposition under a government or legal framework.
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John J. Miller
Alfe M. Peters
David, Voris
Ambiguous Text Fragments Mention Nations and Figures
The readable fragments reference Dr. Frederick H. Wines of Philadelphia and hint at Great Britain using its influence. No clear event, date, or outcome is established, leaving the exact news item or action undetermined.
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Fits
Frederick H. Wines
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Fragmented World News in a Turbulent Era
Disjointed items report shifts in global politics and unrest. Portugal’s new republic stabilizes while Valencia seeps into violence between republicans and Catholic club members. Tangential notices include O'Brien departing for the U.S. on leave, Jamaica horse service under British War Office review, and philanthropy from Horace Silliman’s will.
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Lisbon
Republic of
Portugal
Valencia
Spain
Catholic Club
Thomas J O’brien
Japan
United States
British War Office
Jamaica
Horace B. Silliman
Cohoes
N.Y
T. P.nielson
Seattle
Danish Brotherhood
H.H. Vogt
Davenport
Department of the Interior
Wyoming
Joe
Ed Chandler
Ed Black
Huntsville
Ala
Mitchell
John A. Rogers
U S. N
Alaska
Alexander
Sumings
White House
Supreme Court
Adolph Rothbarth
New York
Sing Sing
France
Chicago
General court martial set for Nebraska Guardsmen
First general court martial in state history to try Nebraska National Guardsmen. Accused mostly on absence without leave and disobedience of orders. Trial panel includes Brigadier General Joseph A. Storch and Colonels Mack Eberly Birkner Holdeman with Captains Brewster and Gage. Offenses alleged at Fort Riley during joint maneuvers with western states.
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Nebraska National Guardsmen
Joseph A. Storch
F. J. Mack
G. A Eberly
J. M Birkner
Medical Department
H J. Paul
G. H. Holdeman
L. H. Gage
Signal Corps
C. L. Brewster
Fort Riley
Kan
Motion to advance bank guaranty before Supreme Court
A Washington row reports a filed motion to advance a bank guaranty case before the states Supreme Court. If denied on the regular calendar, an early decision is sought ahead of the legislature. a new or amended Nebraska law may be proposed depending on the court’s ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court of
States
Supreme Court
Judge Munger Rules on Remand Motion in Nebraska Case
Judge Munger overruled the plaintiff's motion to remand in the State of Nebraska ex rel. Joel case, keeping the case on its current federal track and denying a return to state court.
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Munger
State of Nebraska
Joel
Farmers Congress Resolves for Dolliver Bill and Public Utilities
Delegates at the Farmers National Congress call for enactment of legislation along the lines of the Dolliver bill and broader liberal treatment of agriculture. They seek careful conservation of forests and minerals as public utilities, urge constitutional amendment to block interstate sale of prohibited products, demand strong federal control of public service corporations, and seek valuation and regulation of interstate railroads. They reaffirm opposition to burdensome oleomargarine taxes and support clear labeling to prevent fraud.
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Farmers’ National Congress
Congress of the United States of America
Dolliver
Senate
United States
Congress
Griggs will filed for probate in county court
The will of the late N. K. Griggs was admitted for probate in county court, initiating estate proceedings. This filing sets the stage for asset distribution under court supervision and may involve appointing an executor and validating the document.
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N. K. Griggs
Hastings Team Wins Home Football Game
Word from Principal Barr reports Hastings football team won the only home game this season. The notice notes the victory and current season status for the squad.
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Barr
Hastings
Emma Myers Sues for Damages Over 1908 Injury Incident
Emma Myers files suit in district court on behalf of her son Robert Carl Myers seeking 25000 in damages from E C Smith former owner over injuries alleged to have occurred on September 24 1908.
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Emma Myers
Robert Carl Myers
E. C. Smith
Public Demand Supports Compulsory Telephone Law
Frank H. Wood, leader of the Nebraska telephone interest, stated he believes public demand for telephone connections will be met and expressed support for a law that would amend the manner in which it is made.
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Frank H. Wood
Nebraska
Walter Wellman launches America airship to cross Atlantic
In early morning fog off Atlantic City Walter Wellman and a six member crew take the cigar shaped airship America aloft heading toward Europe. The risky voyage follows prior criticism and marks a dramatic early ascent as wireless messages report steady progress through darkness.
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Atlantic
N. J
Atlantic Ocean
Walter Wellman
Europe
America
Nut Berless
New York
Melvin Vaniman
F. Murray Simmons
J. K. Irwin
John Aubert
Albert Louis Loud
Wellman
Strike tightens as Tampa cigars reopen factories
In Tampa thirty six of thirty eight cigar factories reopen for workers in manufacturers' shops. This marks the sixteenth week since selectors went out and the twelfth of the general strike. Citizens pledge to protect returning workers and fifty armed automobiles are available. Approximately 200 special policemen will be on duty to keep order.
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Tampa
Manufacturers’ Association
W H Cowgill Dies Lincoln Railway Commissioner
W H Cowgill longtime Lincoln railway commissioner died Sunday evening at the Lincoln sanitarium after lingering illness since a stroke on October 8 at a Nebraska South Dakota football game. He had been in critical condition with death expected at any moment.
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W. H. Cowgill
Lincoln
Senator Dolliver Dies at Fort Dodge After Illness
Fort Dodge reports the death of Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver at his residence on Saturday. One attending physician Dr E 3 Van Pattex was examining the Senator’s heart with a stethoscope when the event occurred.
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Fort Dodge
Jonathan P. Dolliver
E. 3 van Pattex
Dietz Faces Persecution Claim by Lumber Firm
A report notes Dietz alleging harassment by a lumber corporation and citing more than $200 raised to fund his legal defense.
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Ing
Dietz
Lumber Corporation
Cleveland Gift From Rockefeller Tied to University Fund
Announcement from Western Reserve University confirms a gift from Rockefeller with a condition to raise $750,000 more. Trotting owner H. M. Hanna has pledged $250,000 as part of the proposed million dollar fund.
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Rockefeller
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
H. M. Hanna
Red Cross Seals Passes From Civil War to Modern Campaigns
The history traces Red Cross seals from 1862 Boston soldiers relief stamps to the Christmas seal, enabling tuberculosis fundraising. A three week drive in 1907 yielded 23000 dollars, 1908 saw 135000 dollars, and 1909 reached 250000 dollars for anti tuberculosis work. The 1910 slogan is A Million for Red Cross Seals.
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Red Cross
Boston
Herculosis Society
America
American Red Cross
Coffee Was It. A Patient’s Battle With Coffee Addiction
A narrator recalls lifelong coffee use harming health and nearly collapsing nerves. After a physician advises stopping coffee, they fear remedies but finally switch to Postum and begin a trial to regain well being. The tone reflects a personal health testimony and product endorsement.
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Mipeek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bank Guaranty
Farmers’ Congress
Griggs
Big Sais
Ton's
Carter
Triso
Lihely
Ais LE
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