Wonderful geysers of Yellowstone Park attract visitors
Description praises the Yellowstone National Park famed for its geysers and scenery. Old Faithful erupts every 65 to 75 minutes reaching 150 feet for four minutes, Giant roars 250 feet every third day, and Giantess lasts twelve hours. There are 33 notable geysers, mostly in the Upper basin, with many colors and simultaneous spouts.
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Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Upper Basin
Oregon
Monida
Montana
Salt Lake City
Senator Clark Initiates Washington Palace Project
Senator William A. Clark of Montana orders construction of a Washington palace. He believes with Marcus Daly dead and William E. Chandler out of politics his senate seat is secure and work has begun on a splendid Washington home.
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Clark
Washington Palace
William A. Clark
Washington
Mr. Clark
Marcus Daly
William E. Chandler
Senate
600K of Yellowstone Park Scenery Folder Offered
The Oregon Short Line Railway publishes a beautiful photo folder of Yellowstone National Park views for the public. It includes visiting tips and is available by sending 4 cents in stamps to D. E. Burley, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Oregon Short Line Railway, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Oregon Short Line Railway
D. E. Burley
Salt Lake City
Utah
New Fast Train To Colorado From Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific Railway doubles daily service from St. Louis and Kansas City to Colorado Utah and Pacific coast. Trains depart St. Louis at 9 a m and 10 10 p m Kansas City at 6 p m and 10 p m with through sleeping cars to San Francisco. Excursion tickets on sale. For details contact agents H C Townsend G P T Agent St Louis Mo.
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Missouri Pacific Railway
St. Louis
Kansas City
Colorado
Utah
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
H. C. Townsend
Coal Miners by the Militia Event
Over two million miners are required to produce the world’s coal supply. Of this number 693,660 work in Great Britain and 401,220 are employed in the United States.
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Great Britain
United States
What Do the Children Drink
A fragmented note questions children's beverages and mentions a new food drink described as delicious. It argues health impacts of pregnancy and mentions a meal option similar to coffee in taste and cost, though details are unclear and garbled.
World's Largest Apple Orchard Owned by Ex Gov Morrill
Ex Governor Morrill of Kansas owns what is claimed as the world's largest apple orchard. When current work reaches completion the farm will hold 64 000 trees and cover a vast area.
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Morrill
Kansas
Are You Using Allens Woot Ease For Feet?
An ad claims Allen's Woot-Ease is the only cure for swollen feet burning feet and bunions. The copy emphasizes quick relief from pain itching and discomfort and targets readers seeking a topical remedy. It reads like a consumer care product promotion from a period newspaper.
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Allen
Phrase About Friends In Need Reflects Social Sentiment
A reflective line notes that many friends in distress are left in that state, implying social responsibility and the persistence of support or lack thereof. The saying suggests caution against exploiting friendship while urging vigilance for genuine aid and solidarity.
Mali'e Catarsh Cure Finds Mixed Internal Uses
A fragmented note describes Mali'e Catarsh Cure taken internally with unclear pricing and broad claims of efficacy. The text implies uncertainty about dosage and effectiveness and mentions a perceived link to a religious or community setting.
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Price
Teen shooter faces murder charge after fatal fence dispute
James Force, nineteen, shot neighbor Harvey Russell three times near Andrews Nebraska after a long running fence line feud. Force surrendered to the sheriff claiming self defense. no witness. Russell’s brother Charles is serving a life sentence for a separate murder.
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Andrews
Harrison
Neb
James Force
Harvey Russell
Young Force
Russell
Force
Harvey
H. H. Russell
Young Russell
Charles Russell
Lincoln
M.S. Taudemier
Steel Magnate Arrested on Route to Plant Tour
Edmund C. Converse, executive board member of United States Steel, was arrested at Greensburg Junction Pennsylvania on a train tour with about twenty five steel officials. He faced a $100000 bond on a writ by James L. Devenney alleging misappropriation of street railway stock proceeds. Converse, once beyond Allegheny County reach, was seized in Greensburg after Devenney flagged the train with local officials.
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Edmund C. Converse
United States Steel Corpoporation
Greensburg Junction
Pennsylvania Road
Steel Corporation
Trust
Greenberg
Converse
James L. Devenney
Devenney
Allegheny County
McKeesport
Deverney
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
No Bids For Penitentiary Administration Building
State board reports no bids received for contracting a new administration building at the penitentiary. Contractors cited the $75,000 appropriation as insufficient. Discussion arises on bidding for materials only with convict labor to be used if that route is chosen. Governor Dietrich favored over $100,000, but legislature objected. Lincoln hospital wing procurement lists Omaha mattresses A. M. Davis Lincoln bedsteads and Rudge Guenzel chairs.
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Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Penitentiary
Dietrich
Board of Purchase and Supplies
Lincoln Hospital
Omaha
A. M. Davis Company
Lincoln
Rudge & Guenzel Company
Seventeen Judges Appointed to Philippine Courts of First Instance
The Philippines appoints seventeen judges to courts of the first instance including eleven Americans. Notable appointees include Norris of Nebraska assigned to Negros, Dagupan, Iloilo, and Jolo. The courts are created under a U S law. Norris, previously Wayne County district judge, seeks a higher post and may relocate his family to Negros.
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Manila
Kinkaid
Texas
Odlin
New Hampshire
Apparria
Blount
Georgia
Dagupan
Johnson
Michigan
Batangas
Linebarger
Illinois
Nueva Caceres
Carson
Virginia
Iloilo
Bates
Vermont
Negros
Norris
Nebraska
Cebu
Carlock
Zamboanga
Ickis
Iowa
Jolo
Whitsett
Missouri
Philippines
W. E. Norris
Wayne
Neb
Philippine Commission
United States
Congress
Infantile Exclusive NC A Tale Of A Missing Tot
A Washington Post note describes a sensitive 16th street girl who wandered away during a Ta koma park visit. After a fox terrier incident she returned home with her mother guided by a grocery wagon driver. The child offered a quip about a surprise.
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16Th Street
Anders
Washington Post
Deadsameness
Takoma Park
7Th Street
A Pike County Miracle and Other Local Notes
Velpen Indiana tale of W M O B Sullivan a 49 year old farmer and brother of an ex representative who after two years of kidney trouble rheumatism and heart distress reports a miraculous recovery after using three boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills Librarian Melvin G Dodge named librarian at Leland Stanford University Grain O promoted as a coffee substitute with a brown mocha like color sold by grocers The clipping ends with a general proverb about belief and skepticism
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Pike County
Velpen
Ind
Wm. O. B. Sullivan
Sullivan
Pike
Dubois
Dodd
Mr. Sullivan
Indiana
Stanford University
Melvin G. Dodge
Hamilton College
Leland Stanford University
California
Commission investigates foreign pricing of American goods
The industrial commission approves a broad inquiry by circular letters into claims exporters sell American made goods cheaper abroad than at home. A resolution requests business interests to provide a full statement of efforts to expand foreign demand, plus reasons for lower abroad pricing and suggestions to improve overseas prices.
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The
Industrial Commission
United States
Omaha Board Rules End Married Teachers Payroll Policy
The Omaha board of education amended rules banning marriage for teachers, cutting those who wed from the payroll while married teachers already on the permanent list remain unaffected. Discharged from the high school are J. I. Read W. E. Brooks Miss Johann Van Mansfield and Miss Mary Reid. Recitation hours will be shortened to offset staffing changes.
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Omaha Board of Education
J. I. Read
W. E. Brooks
Johann
van Mansfield
Mary Reid
Kennedy Named Rector of American College in Rome
A private Rome cable reports Pope Leo XIII appointed Rev. Thomas F. Kennedy D D rector of the American college in Rome. Kennedy's nomination was presented to the pope by Cardinal Gibbons who recently visited Rome.
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Rome
Philadelphia
Thomas F. Kennedy
D. D
St. Charles’ Borromeo
Overbrook
Phildelphia
American College
Dr. Kennedy
Cardinal Gibbons
New Methodist Church Planned After Lightning Fire
Will Mulld New Church in Pierce Nebraska replace the old building struck by lightning and burned. Including insurance on the old structure and subscription funds raised they report 2709 dollars in sight.
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Pierce
Neb
Prohibition Candidate Woolley Sails for Global Study 1900
John G. Woolley, a prohibition candidate for the ident, begins a world voyage to collect data on liquor traffic in various nations. He plans preparatory research and will sail aboard a vessel to examine alcohol laws and enforcement. The trip aims to inform policy with international findings.
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John G. Woolley
Mr. Wooly
Will
Eight year old Hilda Jacobson burned in Omaha fire
Eight year old Hilda Jacobson sustained burns after she attempted to light a fire with gasoline at 2213 Franklin Street Omaha Nebraska. The flame spread to woodwork causing $200 in damages to the house.
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Hilda Jacobson
Franklin Street
Omaha
Army order limits alcohol purchases for subsistence
The secretary of war directs publication of an order stating no malt drink or spiritous liquor shall be purchased by the subsistence department. Alcohol may be supplied for medical or hospital use in the diet of soldiers too sick to use the army ration, provided by the medical department.
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Secretary of War
Subsistence Department
Train fatality during transfer near Stratton and Trenton
Arthur J. Benjamin, cook on the BK R Odeth boarding train, fell between the cars while the train was on a siding between Stratton and Trenton. He sustained injuries and died about 1 o'clock. Remains taken to McCook where his brother Conductor Eph Benjamin resides.
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Stratton
Trenton
Arthur J. Benjamin
Cook
BK. R. Odeth
McCook
Eph Benjamin
Stevenson Files Two Internal Revenue Bonds
Elmer Stevenson, recently appointed collector of internal revenue for the Nebraska district, files two bonds with a surety company. One bond covers $75,000 as collector and another $10,000 as disbursing officer.
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Elmer Stevenson
Elmer Bb. Stevenson
Nebraska
More
Connecticut Judge Ends Matrimonial Ceremony With Sharp Wager
A Connecticut judge known for vigor over polish presided at a marriage. Facing a couple who vowed to wed a reluctant couple, he declared the union complete with a sly remark, as he concluded the ceremony in a humorous, decisive moment.
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Connecticut
Impressions of Archbishop Ireland in Washington
A local paper notes Archbishop Ireland’s solid build and that he attracts attention as he walks with a short rapid stride and his right hand swinging industriously while visiting Washington for a few days.
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Archbishop Ireland
Washington
Allen's Foot Ease Ad Promises Quick Comfort
One size smaller after using Allen's Foot- Ease a powder. It makes tight or new shoes easy. Cures swollen hot sweating aching feet ingrowing nails corns and bunions. All druggists and shoe stores. 25c. Trial package free by mail. Allen 8S Olmsted Le Roy NY.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Virtuama Tablets Told To Cure Mental Debility
An advertisement touts Virtuama Tablets as a cure for brain-fog nervous, vital, and physical debility for men and women. It promotes Kidd Drug Co. and Rigg's Pharmacy of Lincoln Nebraska selling wholesale and retail, with pricing for multiple tablets and mentions rubber goods delivery. The ad ends with a cynical line contrasting comedy and tragedy as actable.
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Kidd Drug Co
Rigg’s
Street
Lincoln
Neb
Pain and Suffering Move Out Over Quirky Ad Pep
An amusing regional clippings note contains quips about Pain Suffering and Wizard Wil separating, a hair overloaded Atchison woman, and a Mrs Winslow teething syrup ad. It mocks overstatements and features a dated testimonial from Van Buren Indiana dated February 16 1900.
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Wil
Her Selection Bon Net Prompts Shopping Banter
A humorous dialogue captures Mrs. de Fine showing a new bon net for 28 dollars and Mr. de Fine quipping that bon nets start at three dollars, noting this is an upscale item. The exchange mirrors light fashion commerce in a New York Weekly snippet.
Postage to Be Reduced to One Cent
The President who passes this measure through Congress will gain esteem, though not as much as Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The medicine acts on the stomach, aiding digestion and the gut. It cures dyspepsia, incisions, constipation, stimulates the kidneys, or nerves. Be sure to try it.
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Congress
The Married Man and His Bachelor Self
A aphorism contrasts married life with single independence, noting the married man gains companionship while the bachelor retains his uncommitted self. The saying implies balance between partnership and personal autonomy in men's lives.
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Enteen
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Will Mulld New Church
Mull
H. M. Miller
Attomonth
Lee
W.n.y.lincoln
Sozodont
Atchison
P'so
Wm. QO
Vanburen, Ind
Ite
G&j Tire Company
Indianapolis, Ind
Evalue As
Canada
Land of Plenty
Robert Greer
Dearborn &T
Dr. O. Phelps Brown
Phelps Exows
W.l.douglas
W. I
W. I. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
EK. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
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