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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1896
Page
1
Rates of advertising for Steele City Standard published Saturdays. One year, 13 dollars. six months, 6 dollars. per line rates and cash on delivery options listed. Single copy price 1 dollar per year in advance, six months 50 cents, four weeks 25 cents. Address business communications to THE STANDARD Steele City Nebraska.
In a Christmas tale, De Watts is captured at Chesden Hall after a tense confrontation with Max Brett and John Satterthwaite. Detective Sharp arrives with warrants, leading to De Watts and Barney Hughes being hanged in Colorado. The story maps a web of betrayal and reunion as Handford, Emily, and Satterthwaite's circle face justice and shifting loyalties.
Rioters swarmed streets around the works with up to 15 000 people, throwing stones and undaunted by patrols. Soldiers and police exchange blows as two men are bayoneted and hospitalized. multiple injuries reported among rioters and one guard beaten unconscious.
Fragmentary notice states Steele City Local No 151 L O O F meets every Friday night at 6 in A R hall. Brethren are urged to attend. details incomplete and names unreadable.
The Modern Woodmen of America Steele City Camp No 1635 meets the second and fourth Tuesday nights each month at G. A. Roh. C. W. Lambert serves as vice president and E. Zoxiin as clerk.
Lindon Lodge No. 146 Knights of Pythias holds weekly Thursday night meetings. Official gavel call by Lambert and Train as lodge officers. Members urged to attend for routine business and fraternal announcements.
Steele City lodge No 24 of the Degree of Honor meets every first and third Tuesday in the G A R hall. Meetings held in the evening.
Preaching every Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Rev H H Avery pastor Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 7 30 Ladies Aid Society meets every other Sunday School every month Phelps Superintendent
In a December setting at Chesden, Max Brett and Emily travel to Chesden Hall after a letter from John Satterthwaite. The trio confronts De Watts' guilt as Handford, Harry Spencer, and others circle unresolved questions from the past and a dangerous private car incident.
The piece discusses misremembered citations and attribution issues for famous lines such as Hand and glove Rogera and Congreve phrases. It notes Cowper’s limited readership and the risk of misquoting or misplacing original sources.
Seeking Close Relations reports Twana ge general manager of the Japanese Mail Steamship company announcing a Tokyo to Seattle steamship line. Initially one ship each way monthly with iron steamers of about 8000 burden Clyde-built for freight and growing passenger capacity as eighteen first class vessels are built. The line traces to Iwasaki founder and a 22 million yen capital.
San Francisco dispatch reports a massive earthquake and tsunami impact in Japan, with tens of thousands killed or stranded. Officials warn death toll could top 90,000 as ships recover bodies and port areas suffer heavy damage to fishing gear and agriculture.
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