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Newspaper

The Sidney Republican

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1901

Page

5

Late Daniel Ray Dies in Honolulu After Illness

Daniel A. Ray long served as United States marshal for Hawaii from 1900, the first to hold the post since the organic act. A native of New York, he was a noted politician and editor with a career in Chicago and Springfield, and leaves four children in various U.S. cities.

United States Daniel A. Ray ofHawaii Honolulu Bright Hawaii D. A. Ray Bloomington Uawall Ray Cullom Inter-State Commerce Commission Misa Lily J Ray

Grain Ship At Buffalo Elevates Nighttime Unloading

A vivid Atlantic essay by Rollin Lynde Hartt describes a Buffalo grain cargo unloading scene. A towering elevator, long leg pipe, and a roaring hold illuminate the deck as workers rush to move yellow grain into storage while birds nearby face peril from greed and choking hazards.

North America Buffalo Rollin Lynde Hartt Atlantic Wooder

Economical husband at summer hotel finds value in meals

A humorous Chicago Tribune quotation shows a husband at a summer resort dining on mashed turnips and cream potatoes while criticizing high boarding costs. The piece notes Munich authorities ceasing gas or petroleum lighting in school rooms per oculists’ advice.

Mary Ann Chicago Tribune Munich

SUGGESTION TO ROOSEVELT FOR A CONCISE STATE OF THE UNION

Washington correspondents urge President Roosevelt to issue a brief state of the union message. They propose a 5000 word core with cabinet reports as appendices, arguing brevity will inform Congress and the public better and reduce errors. The piece likens choosing concise prose to rifle accuracy over blunderbuss.

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Prince Henri d Orleans dies in Saigon far from home

A New York Press note surveys princes dying abroad from disease or war, citing Henri d Orlean’s death in Saigon after notorieties from Abyssinia and a deadly liver abscess, and recalling historic duels and royal line risks.

Prince Henri d'Orleans Prince Imperial South Africa Christian Victor Schleswis- Holstein Prince Henry of Battenberg Africa Prince of Conde Australia Prince Henri d’Orleans Saigon Indo-China Prince Henri Abyssinia Turin Prince Tenrt Montpensier Seville Isabella Spain Don Carlos Don Alfonso Don Jayme New York Press

Eyen Hedin’s Far East Caravan Through Unmapped Asia

The Swedish explorer Eyen Hedin reports receiving his first news in nine months after a voyage to Tjarkalik. He describes fitting out a caravan of 38 camels 24 horses and 70 mules for a 170 Swedish mile trek through largely unexplored Asia. The party faced water shortages but was saved by snow in a gulch and blocks of sweet ice floating in salt water.

Goteborg Tjarkalik Jexplorer Eyen Hedin Tjarkhirk Asia Indianapolis News

Jerome of Lisbon raids Cascaes club gamblers

A Lisbon figure named Jerome raided a Cascaes club during a visit by the royal court, breaking into a private room and arresting thirty four elite gamblers. Thousands of dollars lay on the table as the men were jailed and their money remains missing. New York raiders are cited as overdoing confiscations.

Jerome Lisbon Cascaes New York New York Press

Needed Exercise

A humorous exchange about affection and health in a prose sketch. The man laments a refused kiss while the woman cites medical advice to take more exercise. A wry proverb interrupts with a pun about a bird in the hand versus a knife and fork.

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