Nebraska Notes From The Capital And Counties
Columbus decides to allow public concerts by Fremont's new band. Dodge county farmers grow cucumbers for Omaha pickle makers. Beatrice high school graduates nineteen girls and fourteen boys. Lincoln plans benches in city park. Dr. C H McDowell found dead in Pawnee City. cause imperfect heart action. Benedict farmers organize for new elevator. Miss Clara Conklin to summer in Madrid and Paris. Barwell boy drowned in irrigation ditch. First Congregational church Lincoln appoints successor with $2100 salary. Grand Army to erect Elmwood monument after local fundraising. Adulterated butter arrest warrant not served. suspect possibly in California. U S cotton ball weevil investigator writes from Victoria, Texas.
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Callaway
Lincoln
C.H. McDowell
Pawnee City
Carroll
Carroll Grain Company
William Foltz
Dakota‘ County
Dakota City
Clara Conklin
Sof
Aheé State University
Madrid
Peris H
J. Hall
Teakhinge
Addie
San
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BO Charles
WS. Hahn
Wens
Barwell
John E
Puffles
Denver
Congregational Church of
Hitchcock
Todd
Jerry M Sheehan
Grand Army Post
S. C
Bassett
J. W. Rice
Superior
Rice
California
Mr. Rice
Walter D. Ter
United States
Cntological
Victoria
Tex
Two Recent Deaths Dr Palmer Presbyterian Minister
Dr. Benjamin Morgan Palmer a famed Presbyterian minister died in New Orleans after a paralysis and injuries from a street accident. The aged preacher, noted for long life and strength, passed away last week at his home in New Orleans.
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Dr. Palmer
New Orleans
Benjamin Morgan Palmer
Wis
New Or
Dee Palmer
Eighty Years a Fox Hunter Recalls Silent Fox Chase
In Philadelphia Record style reminiscence, an elderly hunter aged around eighty shares tales of enduring fox hunting. He reflects on long-ago hunts, the pack’s movements, and his own stamina remaining keen despite aging while recalling a spring day when Snow covered the ground and Reynard finally withdrew.
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Dodie
Perry Brubaker
Cislar Lane
Apthough
Mary House
Himeelf
Reynard
Earth
Sam
M. Camillo Flammarioca
Madrid
Lieut Olaf H Rask Dies in Philippines Cholera Death
Secretary Moody received a message from Rear Admiral Wildes at Cavite stating Lieut Olaf H Rask of the Marine Corps died at Bacoor of cholera on the 29th inst and was buried there. A native of Minnesota he joined the Marine Corps in October 1899 and had been on the Asiatic station since December.
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Marine Corps
Public Interest on Independence Copies And Ada Gray Sickness
Public interest notes scarce white fac similes of the Declaration of Independence and a Philadelphia collector paying for one. It mentions the original states portfolio in Washington fading beyond revival and a 1874 copyright by James D. McBride. Ada Gray on City Island New York suffers long illness after stage retirement.
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Philadelphia
Western Railroad
Department of State
Washington
James D. McBride
Ada Gray
City Island
New York
Miss Gray
America
Mrs Emma Shaw Colcleugh Sets Remarkable Central Africa Expedition
Mrs Emma Shaw Colcleugh, renowned clubwoman and writer, undertakes a solo expedition into Central Africa, a journey many would fear. Described as tall and energetic, she is known for fearless travel and clever writing. The piece notes her bold departure in the years after the Spanish War.
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Colcleugh
Emma Shaw Colcleugh
Central Africa
Mia Colclough
Work of Inventors Promotes Cleaner Typewriter Use
An article outlines a simple pocket device to keep erasures from dirtying typewriter beds. A curved slot guides eraser debris away, allowing easy cleaning without dismantling machines. Mentions inventor origins and related machinery details.
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Machibe
Phladelphia
The Humor of Life in a Fractured Notebook
A collage of conversational vignettes and ditsy quips from a late edition page. The pieces mix office life, courtly banter, and family mishaps with stray jokes about divorce, weather, and daily routines in a breezy, typographically jumbled style.
Creek Nation Lands Quota Includes Regroes
Creek Nation lists 14,000 citizens with a tribal land quota of which 5,000 are regroes. The Creeks, like other civilized tribes, face allocation issues as they navigate land entitlements.
Queen Alexandra's Opulent Opera Glasses Ownership
A historically valuable pair of opera glasses is owned by Queen Alexandra, noted as among the most costly ever made. The item reflects royal collection wealth and the era's refined taste in courtly accoutrements.
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Queen Alexandra
Mysteries of Sleep and a Whispering Case Fragment
A fragmented clipping discusses sleep mysteries and a physician mentioning a case with elusive whispers. The imperfect text hints at medical inquiry and unsettled observations surrounding cognition and dreams.
French aeronaut plans Tunis to Niger balloon expedition
A French aeronaut M. Les Desbirdaiux proposes using a 4000 cubic yard unmanned balloon to traverse from Tunis to the Niger with a guide rope and water ballast. The craft would stay afloat about twelve days and include a recovery plan in case of wreck.
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Kabara
M. Les Desbirdaiux
Tunis
Niger
Bronze strength and ductility drop with heat risk to engines
An observation by C. Bach of Stuttgart shows bronze alloy 91 Cu 4 Zn 5 Sn loses strength and ductility as temperature rises. At 400 degrees the properties fall over 6 percent and near 600 degrees about 50 percent, urging caution using bronze for engine parts in contact with superheated steam.
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C. Bach
Stuttgart
Weather trends note storms from south to west in British Isles
For thirty years Shere Herme Originase records show about 43 percent of storms approach from a point between south and southwest and then about 57 percent move westward across the British Isles.
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Shere Herme
British Isles
Mant. McJligger Ponders Latin for River Horse Names
Mant. McJligger muses on the meaning of hippopotamus, noting it means river horse, and asks if there is a Latin name for a dog as an example. The remark blends language curiosity with light humor.
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McJligger
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