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Newspaper

The Sidney Republican

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1901

Page

7

Local Interest Notes From Sidney Area

Local column reports merchants and townsfolk in Sidney including Reinhardt the Jeweler and McMullan’s store promoting eggs butter and patterns. Visitors and tradesmen like Lizzie Fountain and Frank Ackerman are noted along with stockmen meeting remarks and a Lutheran church social planned for Thursday night.

Reinhardt Jewler McMullain McMullins Lizzie Foun Bridgepirt W. OP. Miles Swan Dietrich Lodgepole Sidney Didles McMullans Hugene Melvoy Chase Lyssayer Carl Berk Charles Uvery Bob McConnell Muth Springs Sidney Merchants Frank Ackerman Tis Sidniey Rue- Purligan Louis Moyer Wis da Crone Burlington Rete Jim Mitchell Bronson Dr Peters State University Lutheran Church Procenitz John T. Changes North Platte Valley Rangher Enunts

Local Republican notes and town life in Sidney Nebraska

The item highlights local residents including Jay Tarble and Charles Nelson in Sidney. It mentions stock prospects, hotel renovations, the Metropolitan Hotel, and Doctor Garahiani. It notes increased pensions for Register Maris and comments on a late arrival of THE SIDNER REPUBLICAN adding advertising delays. An accident involving John Hart is recorded.

Asher W. Lease West Nebraska IE Me Bullock Bayard Sidney Todiy Tor Stoosey Republican Bullock Sidney Metropolitan Hotel Mar T. Swan BE. Bo Gruhwin Bronson Wes Peters State University Court House Garahiani

Monte Carlo Casino Expands Croupier Ranks Amid Fraud Probe

The Monte Carlo casino hired new croupiers as vacancies rose from fraud and frivolity cases. About 1,500 applied, 228 were examined, 102 failed medicals, 126 advanced to education tests, ten selected, five Corsican or French, who will study six months then teach the craft. Students earn 150 francs monthly rising to 200 on promotion, with further raises and perks.

Mus St Neitions Seferine Eee Corsleage Monte Carlo Sa'aries Loyd Saisbury Beaulieu Casino Riviera Paris

Such Is Fame and the Lure of Public Space

A convoluted anecdote from a public restaurant near Coney Island shows Sousa the march king mistaken for "Mr Sofa" due to an overlooked table reservation. The mixup highlights fame's oddities as observers discuss physiognomy and the eye’s supposed tells in a New York Weekly piece.

Ben Coney Sofa Mr. Sousa Manhattan Sousa New York Times New York

Theodore Roosevelt Jr and family traits at Sagamore Hill

The piece portrays Theodore Roosevelt Jr at 14 as a capable naturalist and leader, with siblings Archibald, Kermit, and Ethel thriving under a liberal, adventurous upbringing at Sagamore Hill and Oyster Bay. It highlights Miss Provost’s praise, the children’s roamings, and Alice Roosevelt's progression into society.

Roosevelt Ss.u Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Theodore Wather Son Texas Sayville Sagamore Robert Roose President Roosevelt Sagamore Hill Sarah C. Provost Archibald Bullock Roosevelt Kermit Carew Roosevelt Miss Provost Oyster Bay Quentin Alice Roosevelt N. Y New York Journal

Cecil Rhodes and His Remarkable Old Cookery Book Collection

Cecil Rhodes, entering his forty ninth year, amassed a notable pile of old cookery books. His collection grew rapidly over five to six years and included Latin cookery books copied at the British Museum. Several banks could not purchase such treasures, even for a millionaire, and a London secretary copied and translated these volumes before the South African war.

Cecil Rhodes London South Africa British Museum Cal

Population of London Grows Sixfold Since 1801

The 1900 Royal Statistical Society Journal notes London’s population rose from 1,060,000 in 1801 to about 6,250,000 in 1901, based on census figures though not identical to them. It spans roughly 130,000 acres or 200 square miles, and the rise reflects vast urban expansion.

London Welton Royal Statistical Society

How to Build a Thousand Dollar Cottage for Five Thousand

A caller asks the pale gentleman who wrote about living on ten dollars a week for a new piece. The man aloudly confirms his identity and considers the suggestion of a guide to cottage building affordably.

Baltimore

New York Mills Lead In State Milling With Lake System

New York state holds a leading position in milling due to its western border touching the Great Lakes elevator system, and in the metropolitan district there are two among the finest mills with 17 capacity of 5100 barrels. Five additional mills range from 1000 to 2000 barrels.

New York State

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fems OF Mastrude the McMullan Vins Nevbo Crand Tshind Mrs. Leamer Miss Nevbo Jake Cramer Hie Baur Hngton Jake Asan Buatnesa Rive i Overfelders Jay ‘Tarble Greenwood Tir Smprry Ray Charles C. Nelson Nelson Melchior Herbert Dievide Mie Sipniy Herbert Lincoln G. Fast Sidney Draw Link Fast Quad Km. Milmquist Nebraska Directary Sam Wooldridre Mar Wooldridre Merchinery Sidner, Republican Omaha John E. Hart Burlington Salle Pst Iken S! Appies 1 Selina Sonsa Chilhchen Lofengluh China Great Britain St. Petersburg Birmingham Chihcken Dent England London Mail Cecil Rhodes’ Homby Flour Mille J. J. Methtosh Capitol Nebra CG. E. Tregrie Fa McMellan Biba Rose Street Idney, Nebys Sam Gceods Ae Cberfelder F. C. Beebe Callahan Guat Anteed Senate Saicah F. AL Relbean, Fregrieter Tewt Elegartly M. H. McBreyer Senate Cafe T. B. Dawson Zed Ceecy Cic J. A. Wolf Watemaker Ban McAleese Second Street Nek
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