Nebraska Legislature Rejects Dietrich Land Leasing Bill
The Nebraska Legislature across both chambers repudiated the Dietrich land leasing bill. The Senate referred the measure to livestock and grazing committee and backed a plan to open land for homesteads with 640 acre holdings while supporting Roosevelt’s commission idea. The House passed a resolution rejecting the Dietrich bill and endorsing Roosevelt’s plan as favored by Governor Mickey.
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House
Senate
Mickey
Dietrich
Roosevelt
Congress
Innis
Jones
Otee
Mickey. A. 5S. Reed
Alliance
Nebraska Stock Growers’ Association
Washington
Heed
Lacy
Lacey
Secretary of the Interior
Irrigation Fund
Mr. Reed
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Millard
Deitrich
Stark, Burkett
Shallenberger
Mitchcock
Nebraska Democratic Editorial Association Meets in Grand Island
The Nebraska Editorial Association calls its members to a 1904 annual meeting in Grand Island on February 4 at 1 40 pm with a second day for nonmembers on February 5 The notice urges editors to attend to discuss the coming campaign and uphold Democratic principles referencing Jefferson Jackson Tilden and Bryan.
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Nebraska Editorial Association
Grand Island
Nebraska Democratic Editorial Association
Enrroks
Nebraska
Jefferson
Jackson
Tilden
MARRIES TWICE INSIDE FOUR DAYS IN ALLIANCE
A man named Chelf married Miss Harold then again within four days during a troubled stay in Alliance. He then left with Miss Harold penniless and fled to Denver, leaving her heartbroken and her family seeking justice.
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Mra. Chelf
Pfleger
Chell
Mr. Harold
Chelf
V. Mollring
Denver
Harold
Waupella
Alliance
Miss Harold
W.W. Chelf
Lincoln
Logan County
Harolds
Linquest
Sheriff
Turkish Cookery In New York Tribune Menu Feature
A New York Tribune reprint describes Turkish dishes and preparations. It covers meats and seafood, vegetables, salads, breads, and desserts, detailing pilaf, moussaka, imambayalde, and stuffed vine leaves, with instructions and ingredient notes.
Dangerous Tonic Recipe Warns of Infectious Diseases
A medical man in Egypt warns that consuming certain foods can spread cholera typhoid and other infectious diseases. He offers a recipe for a remedy using a covered jar placed in boiling water for two hours, then cooled and air beaten until solid.
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Egypt
Idle Rumors from The Sepulcher of a Leading Man
Fragmentary note from a Hotland page mentions idleness as the sepulcher of a leading man with unclear context. No further names or details available.
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Hotland
Fragmented tale and Jackson statue tale in one column
A damaged column describes a comic church scene ending in chaos and escape. It shifts to a historical note about Commodore Jackson’s statue aboard a ship, the 1834 head theft by Samuel Dewey, its return, and current display at Annapolis Naval School.
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Jackson
Commodore Elllott
General Jackson
Charlestown Navy Yard
Troxton
Faneuil Ball
Samuel VY. Dewey
New York
Naval School At
Annapolis
Woman Accumulates Birthday Silver Then Deposits It
A man promises his wife all silver pieces found in his purse or pockets born that year. She amasses a large stash and deposits it in a bank in her name. She asks the cashier to pay the husband with the silver, prompting more birthday money for her.
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London
Odor of sanctity and a country church Christmas tale
A Boston church sexton recalls visitors remarks from a Christmas service as an old lady notes the scent of the pews and laments lacking country church trimmings. The piece also mentions a slogan about women as walking calendars with daily color outfits and jewelry themes.
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Boston
Quoting Her Owns Words Preserves Family Tension
A Philadelphia Press item notes a mother sternly accusing Willie of taking preserves. Willie answers slyly and invokes a proverb about children being seen and not heard. The exchange reveals household discipline and skepticism.
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Willie
Phlladelphia Press
Gathering of Labor Agitators in Babel Tongue Confusion
An exhibition-style line from a Boston Transcript fragment notes a gathering of labor agitators and a quoted exchange about reading and truth amid the Babel-like confusion at a building site. The text hints at labor debate and language barriers without full context.
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Tower of Babel
Boston Transcript
He Hendy butchers life lessons for daily readiness
The excerpt urges one to let each day address its own affairs and prepare for the next day. It emphasizes readiness as the foundation of acceptance of death, suggesting that knowing how to be ready is equivalent to knowing how to die.
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Poreefe
Ebraska
Official County Paper
MILL
Madoham
Fo M. Brown
Sutton Register
Wabttquis
Hastings
J. M. Tanner
South Omaha
C. EB. Williamson
Pawnee
Yoo
J. Corcoran
York
Crat
C.D
Cussiin
Graod Talanil Citheena
Gace
Manny Okas
Turkey
Simme
New York Tribune
Choreh Theat
Diesel
Fred
Moan
Sia
Nelson Fletcher
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
North American
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Brooklyn
Continental
New York City
Niagara Fire Insurance Co
Commercial Union Assurance Co
Liverpool
Globe
Fletcher Mloek
Thos. Regan
ADIES
G. W. Elliott
Wildy & Lotspeich, Proprietors
Opera House
S. A. Miller
Ss. A. Miller
Bowina
He Hendy
Alliance Steam Laundry
Nelson, Pierce & Co, Proprietors
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