We All Agreed On Mickey As Our Man
Lincoln dispatch reports John N. Baldwin of Iowa stating at a conference that the governorship is settled and that Mickey is chosen as the man for the Union Pacific tax case workload. Baldwin, here this week, is retained in the Union Pacific department.
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Omaha Bee
Lincoln
John N. Baldwin
Iowa
Union Pacific
Baldwin
Mickey
People's and
Democratic Parties
Nebraska
State Central Committee
People’s Independent
Democratic
State Journal of Sunday
W. H. Thompson
Burlington, Elkhard
State Journal
Frank H. Harrison
J. N. Baldwin
B. B. B. Weasel
People’s Independent State Committee
C. B. Scott
Democratic State Committee
Omaha
Political pamphlet endorses Kinkaid and criticizes Wall Street influence
The text argues that a vote for Kinkaid supports ship subsidies and currency reform while denouncing Wall Street control, the Fowler bill, and trusts. It contrasts "Only a Private" Barry with Republicanism, urges Nebraska voters to back honest government, economy, and anti monopoly policies, and cites local political figures.
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Kinkaid
Wall Street
Barry
Congress
Republic
Baxky
Washington
Moses P. Kinkaid
Washites
Vote for Thompson as Nebraska governor to protect state interests
The Hexap urges Nebraskans to elect William H. Thompson and oppose corporate influence. It attacks John N. Baldwin, Cuarvie Jereens, and others while praising Thompson, Barry, and local figures, arguing for fiscal stewardship and anti-corporate control before four days remain until election.
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Nebraska
Holcomb
Poynter
Benton and Moore
Lincoln
John N. Baldwin
Hexap
Hexar
Box Butte County
Alliance
W. H. Thompson
Reply to Smyser Letter Sparks Local Controversy
The letter from Ellis defending Smyser amid charges of $125 misappropriation draws sharp scrutiny. The piece mocks the reply as rambling and filled with odd phrasing, while hinting at county fiscal tensions and political maneuvering. Nearby Reno entries note cattle shipments, school changes, and local election ticket deliveries.
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Ellis
S. M. Smyser
Heraup
Smyser
See Mrs Regan's New Line of Cloaks
Cash paid for hides. Cloaks advertised by CLovuau and CoL feature Mrs Regan as seller in a concise fashion with emphasis on material trade and merchandise available to customers.
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Mrs
Applause Sparks Public School Theater Lesson
A teacher drills pupils in a New York Times item showing a girl named Sarah refusing to speak loudly, preferring monotone talk. The teacher warns of failure while Sarah boasts her mother will pay younger brother Andy ten cents for applause and threatens punishment if he delays clapping.
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Sarah
A Measure of Distance in Florida Alligator Hunt
A northern sportsman loses his way while alligator hunting in Florida and asks a passer on a cow for directions. The rider estimates the distance to Minami as two whoops, prompting a humorous exchange about the measure and the humor of the miscommunication.
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Florida
Indianapolis Journal
Minami
Waal
Long Felt Want Aims to Warn Pedestrians on Tracks
A dialogue from the Chicago News describes a plan by a long haired theorist to alert engineers to track crossings. The railway official notes the device should instead warn pedestrians when a train approaches.
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Chicago News
Sooner to Be Miss Ascum and Mr Bonds
In a chatty exchange Miss Ascum and Miss Coy discuss Mr Bonds Ie an and his status as a county landholder. The banter hints at his potential property ownership and social standing.
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Miss Ascum
Bonds
Coy
Miller & Wildy assets offered at public sale in Hemingford Alliance
Pursuant to a district court order T J O Keefe as receiver will sell to the highest cash bidder at the west front door of Hemingford Alliance Nebraska on Saturday November 29 1902 the assets of Miller and Wildy including a 75 barrel flour mill with machinery a three story frame building scales sheds and multiple listed structures all situated in Hemingford and Alliance Nebraska with all on hand grain coal lumber and book accounts included.
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District Court 1
Court House
Alliance
Nebraska
Miller & Wildy
E. P. Ellis
Rockford
E. P. Ellis Corless
Fairbanks
Hemingford
T. J. O'Keefe
Canton Cullings and Threshing Reports
Thundery spell signals lingering summer and potential open winter. Local farmers threshing large grain lots with Moravek owning over 500 bushels and Bass and Randall near 300. Randall saved ninety six bushels of oats and threshed thirty eight bushels wet. Several others like Winton and Chalker had notable yields. Apples and sweet potatoes arrive from Kansas. families host gatherings. Local cattle traders list buyers including Moravek & Son and Caha Bros on South Omaha market.
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Canton
John Moravek
Arthur Bass
W. A. Randall
Mr. Randall
H. J. Winton
Andrew Chalker
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