Alliance Herald Transmission and Subscription Notice
Alliance Nebraska post office entry announces the Alliance Herald as second class mail. Subscription is 1.50 per year in advance with the largest circulation in western Nebraska and advertising rates available on request. samples free on request.
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Alliance Herald Defines Purpose and Reach
The Alliance Herald outlines its mission to serve Aliance and western Nebraska with fair, full, and accurate news. It positions itself as a household and business necessity and highlights its expanding distribution, advertising strength, and professional staff across the region.
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Box Butte
Nebraska
Roosevelt's New Nationalism Second Article Critiqued
The Commoner comments on Roosevelt's second article outlining New Nationalism calling it democracy under another name and argues the new label fits poorly compared with the old term.
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Cooperative delivery idea noted in local news columns
The local news touch on a delivery cooperative now popular in Allb race cites its novelty and the absence of such a system in the past. It notes socialist urban groups have used similar BYStem arguments for years as part of their discourse.
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C. C. Gokey
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Hyannis Tribune Editor Praises Practical Journalism
A Hyannis Tribune editor Char ley Bassett is praised for his diction in reporting ordinary laws. The piece notes readers anxious for ducks returning from winter, citing open lakes and ponds and mild weather as they await wild fowl.
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Hyannis Tribune
Hyannis Nimreds
Back to Nature Masterpiece Provokes Humorous Observation
A humorous medley notes animal sounds from hens to roosters and bees to pigeons, ending with a playful jab at Gut Man as nature’s greatest construct who hesitates before advertising. The piece wields light whimsy to contrast animal calls with human behavior.
Home Rule For Ireland Seen Near Victory
The article traces Ireland's home rule struggle from Daniel O’Connell’s era to the eve of victory. John Redmond and Irish Nationalists press the Asquith government to end the veto and restore an Irish Parliament. Redmond’s American fundraising tour, including Buffalo visits, underscores cross Atlantic support and political maneuvering.
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Wight
Daniel Oonnell
Dearttin
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Asquith
House of Commons
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Redmond
America
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Irish Home Going Association and its Young Founder
The Irish Home Going Association, led by Mo Redmond, aims to continue O Connell and Butt and Parnell’s work. A national pilgrimage will run from May 1 to October, inviting Irish Americans to visit Ireland and support emigration homeward. Francis J Kilkenny, president, outlines broad participation and fund-raising efforts across the United States, Canada, and Australia.
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O'Connell
Butt
Parnell Redmond
Tly Road
Irish Home Going Association
American Preas Association
Amerikan Berg
Ireland
Irish Home Going Association of America
Francis J. Kilkenny
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Chicago
Washingtom
Kilkenny
United States
Canada
Australia
Redmond and Home Rule Hope Amid Irish Veto Debates
The piece argues that sustained Liberal support for abolition of the veto and home rule could secure Nationalist votes, warning that any deviation could topple the Asquith ministry. It celebrates John Edward Redmond’s leadership, noting his Dublin birth in 1852, legal career, and long parliamentary record driving Irish cause and home rule propaganda in England.
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Asquith
Edmond
Ann
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John Edward Redmond
Dublin
Wiliam Archer Redmond
Trinity College
Gray's Ton
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England
W. T. Stead
Redmond
Hoase of Commons
O'Connell
Butt
Parnell
Gladstone
Commons
Lords
Elichteen
Erin
House of Peers
Ireland
Lord Morris
London
Insurance Bill Sparks Debate Over State Vault Security
Legislation advancing in the House would require insurance companies to deposit securities with the State Auditor, shielding policyholders from misuse of funds and prior losses. Opponents cite fire risk and auditor misuse, but proponents argue state protection and solvency oversight justify strict custody of notes, bonds, and mortgages.
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Iowa
Omaha
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Ao Cerain Fire Insurance Company
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Mail Closings at Allinner Post Office Schedule
Mail cutoffs occur Mountain time for eastbound Train No 4 at 11 20 am and westbound Train No 42 at 2 40 pm. For southbound trains and other services, deadlines show 11 00 am or 4 00 pm on Sundays and holidays with all-night mall closings at 4 00 pm.
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