Christmas at Temple Dene Brings Tension and New Arrivals
Christmas Eve at Temple Dene unfolds with Gervis Tempe Dene's heir returning with his bride Gladdy Ansdell and scientist Mr Ansdell. Leila Desires reconciliation while Syb plots and Leila questions her own place as the family prepares for a welcoming party amid old resentments.
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Temple Dene
Jane
Gervis
Francis
Lelia Des
Lais
Francis Temeyer
Leila
Nearauaies
Jesus Christ
Syb
Syd
Paradise
Syle
London
Mr. Ansdell
Prairies
Anadell
Lady Jane
Gladdy
Aila
Sybil
Fruit Flies Invade Sealed Fruit Cans In Fall Storage
The article explains fruit flies invade jars sealed with cloth during vinegar fermentation. Larvae hatch, pupae form on jar sides, and adults emerge about four days later. They feed on exposed fruit layers, allowing some portion of contents to be saved. The text notes many species and the common brown color of these insects.
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Pirate Nocti
Edwin Black
Veterinary Suggreon's Hard Luck
Veterinary surgeons warn of hard luck as cable cars trolley cars and automobiles reduce demand for animals and horsepower. They fear a future with more surgeons than horses and declining business.
Thirteen Car Clubs Active Across United States
At present thirteen incorporated automobile clubs operate nationwide. Organized under varying charters these groups promote motoring culture, safety, and community events while expanding networks for enthusiasts and local chapters nationwide.
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Automobile Clubs
The
United
Dietrich faces early tasks as Nebraska's governor elect
Lincoln December 3 1900 Governor elect Dietrich begins his administration with swift steps appointing trusted heads of state institutions and backing a business like system. He plans a board of control for buying and disbursing supplies and will push a five member supreme court commission to clear the docket. He favors reducing district judges and faces patronage debates as he meets with Republican officers at the Lindell hotel.
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Lincoln, Neb
Dietrich
Nebraska
Lindell
Nastings
W. B. Kern
Wood River
Supreme Court Commission
Supreme Court
Custer County
F. M.currie
Currie
Kinkaid
Congress
Bryan
Holcomb
Whitehead
Broken Bow
Budden Death at Chicago Ports Sudden Losses Rise
Chicago reports nine sudden deaths and twenty more in one day tied to heat and temperature spikes. Officials warn of extreme conditions impacting residents and seek measures to prevent further fatalities.
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Budden
Chicago
Farmer Returns USDA Seed Envelope Over Private Use Warning
A Missouri farmer received garden seeds from the Department of Agriculture in an official envelope bearing a $300 penalty for private use. He sent back the seeds and a letter asserting he had not used any seeds and faced no fine.
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Missouri
Department of Agriculture
Primitive vegetable measures and local butchery weights
The report notes that in Bus city vegetables are sold in piles by eye, letting buyers judge quantity and quality. Butchers in the same city do not sell meat by weight, instead offering larger chunks.
Young Turkish Consul's Son Noted as World’s Youngest Officer
The two and a half year old son of the Turkish consul general in Taurus Persia is described as the youngest officer. The consul's wife recently gained an audience with the Persian crown princess, reflecting local court custom.
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Taurus
Persia
Honors for Dead Senator Lie In State in Minnesota
The body of Senator Devis lay in state in the Minnesota capitol as nearly 20 000 people passed the silent form paying last respects. The ceremony featured a military guard from the First Minnesota and Battery A guards, with a somber coffin display in the governor’s south chamber and a line of mourners from all classes.
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Seaceelinnee
Cael
Senate of
United States
Minnesota
Minnesota National Guard
M. L. Merrill
Minnesota Volunteers
Battery A
Allen
Capitol
Special of Nov 30: Towne Faces Smallpox Task in Nebr
A Sioux City special reports Dr. H R Towne of the Nebraska state board of health arrives amid an outbreak with 130 smallpox cases in Decatur Nebraska. He believes the disease is under control in northwestern Nebraska, while noting greater challenges on Omaha and Winnebago reservations where hundreds of cases among Indians are denied, with Cuban itch cited as a worse affliction. A few deaths are reported.
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Sioux City
Towa
Decatur
Neb
H. R. ‘Towne
Omaha
Nebraska State Board’ of Health
Nebraska
Winnebago
Woman Identifies Suspect in Cedar Rapids Assault Case
Mrs Lititer of Cedar Rapids Iowa recognized George Anderson as the man who fatally shot her and killed her husband on November 30. The coroner's jury recommends that Anderson be held without bail.
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Lititer
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
George Anderson
Pleads Guilty to Larceny in Columbus Case
Julius Thandel, charged with burglary and petit larceny in Columbus Nebraska, after a 26 hour jury period was discharged for lack of verdict probability. He pleaded guilty to petit larceny before Judge Grimison and received the maximum penalty under the 1873 law, thirty days in the county jail.
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Julius Thandel
Columbus
Neb
Grimison
Bold cattle rustling shocks Indiana six miles from Renusalaer
Logansport dispatch reports the boldest cattle theft in Indiana. Rustlers struck Alfred McCoy’s ranches, drove cattle to awaiting cars, and shipped them to Chicago. McCoy estimates $8,000 loss with no clue to suspects.
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Logansport
Ind
Indiana
Renusalaer
Alfred McCoy
Chicago
McCoy
Nation Sentenced to Four Years for Burglary
William Nation was convicted of burglary by a district court jury in Plattsmouth and sentenced by Judge Jessen to four years at hard labor in the penitentiary. Nation burglarized a store at Union. A motion for a new trial by the attorney was denied.
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William Nation
Plattsmouth
Jessen
Nation
Union
Maybrick Case Still Pending In London Embassy
Officials at the United States embassy in London say they have not received instructions on any steps toward releasing Mrs. Florence Maybrick from Working prison where she is serving a life sentence for poisoning her husband.
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United States
London
Florence Maybrick
New company formed to run Independence cotton mill
Reports say cattle near Callaway die in large numbers from eating cornstalks. A ranchman east of Callaway hauled two loads of shock fodder to cattle and within an hour twenty five lay dead. farmer Paul Severson near Alto notes losses from stalk feeding.
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Callaway
Paul Severson
Alto
Fondans
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