Nebraska State Fair Opens With Night Races and New Features
Lincoln September 6 Nebraska’s annual state fair opens with the new livestock pavilion dedication by Governor Shallenberger and a first Nebraska exhibition by the Wright brothers. Night races vaudeville stunts and an automobile exhibit debut as organizers expand exhibits and information services for visitors.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Shallenberger
Wright Brothers
Mellor
State House
Commercial Club
Bureau of Information
Post Ofice
Nebraska canvassing board certifies Dahlman governor nominee
Lincoln Sept 5 The state canvassing board declares James C Dahlman the Democratic nominee for Nebraska governor after a majority signed that the primary vote abstract is correct. The board recesses to Wednesday to review the court's recount decision and potential corrections.
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Lincoln
James C. Dahlman
Nebraska
Dahlman
Shallenberger
George C. Junkin
L. G. Brian
Silas R. Barton
Thomperon
Lincoln State Treasurer Aids Douglas County Bonds
Lincoln reports Brian Brien aided sale of almost all Douglas county bonds to eastern buyers. He secured 810000 of county courthouse bonds and arranged investments for the state as eastern markets tightened. The move lowered borrowing costs for local towns while yielding a steady annual return for the state. Gano case: Esadore Bueman and Louie Keever admit involvement in the assault on Michael Gano, with Keever and his brother linked to the ambush and Bueman naming others.
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Lincoln
Brian
Nebraska
Douglas County Court House
Benila
Douglas County
Brien
Gano
Plattsmouth
Neb
Esadore Bueman Wade
Louie Keever
Michael Gano
Otisman
Keerer
Stigmen
Local Bible Question Club Promises Prizes for Reading Coupons
The Herald promotes the International Bible Question Club with Sunday School Lesson prompts. Readers join by mailing coupons for 52 weeks, earning medals, a teachers' Bible, and books as prizes for the top coupon returners.
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The
Herald
International Bible Question Club
The King's Marriage Feast in Matthew 22 1 14
An 1910 sermon outline by Rev. T. S. Linecott explores the parable of the wedding feast for the king's son drawn from Matthew 22. It contrasts invited guests who refuse with the universal gospel invitation, asks who the bride and bridegroom represent, and ponders excuses and refusals in light of divine call.
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Rev
T. S. Linecott
D.D
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Jerusalem
McVann Seeks Better Rates as Hearings Open
Omaha reports E. J. McVann head of the traffic bureau departed for New York to attend a hearing on eastern railroad rates. He will be away a week and returns for the Chicago session resuming on the 19th. Nebraska merchants rely on New York and Boston markets for supplies.
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Omaha
E. J. McVann
Traffic Bureau
New York
Nebraska
Boston
Chicago
Smithsonian ethnologist appointment announced
Walthill Nebraska Sept. 3 Frank La Flesche an Omaha Indian and long time interior department employee resigns to become ethnologist at the Smithsonian Institution His new work will study Indian tribes Greeley Center Sept 5 Earl Harrebill nine years old dies in an ice wagon accident in Greeley Center He was son of Edward Harrahill prominent local businessman Cushing arrested as murder suspect in Omaha Herbert Cushing Kansas City is jailed pending extradition papers after alleged May murder in Weeks case
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Jesus
Nestion
Christ
David
Walthill
Neb
Frank la Flesche
Department of the Interior
Washington
Smithsonian
Greeley Center
Earl Harrebill
Patrick Buhanan
Edward Hiarrahil
Greeley
Alliance Attorney Found Dead Aboard Train
Lincoln lawyer N. K. Origusx, attorney for the Birlineton railway, was discovered in his berth on train No. ? by a Pullman porter who summoned him. Authorities listed the death as due to natural causes, with no signs of foul play.
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Allianee
N. K
Origusx
Lincoln
Birlineton Railway
Potter
Bert
Protection and Obstruction in Economic Theory
The passage argues about protectionists arguing food, clothing, and shelter have no value unless used, claiming work is the natural price for them. It questions a protective tax that would raise the price to offset supposed losses, suggesting two obstacles are better than one.
Jurors Drawn for Federal Court in Chadron Nebraska
List of petit jurors drawn for the United States District and Circuit courts to serve in Chadron on September 1 1910. Names include Sparks Valentine merchant Stuart Cody Zerbe Harrison farmer Cyphers Valentine McCoy Alliance farmer Lynch Chadron farmer Thompson Gordon farmer etc. Submitted by L J Flanea deputy clerk U S Courts Chadron Division.
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Chapron
Neb
Sioux
Box Butte
Dawes
Sheridan
Cherry Counties
Nebraska
United States
L. J. F. Jaeger
Chadron
George A. Birdsall
District of Nebraska
Chadron Division
Charles Sparks
Valentine
L. E. Stuart
Cody
Henry E. Zerbe
Harrison
Farmer
James None
Marin
Valentine Fran. McCoy
Alliane
KK. Linchavan
W. Tk. Thompson
Gordon
W. Jackson
Rashville
Max E. Viertel
Kuosaville
John H. Morgan
Alva Slattery
Wiley Richardson
Easnest Lyon
Jay Springs
Felix Hijack
F. G. Schamp
John Jackson
George Mollring
Alliances
W. E. Haley
Max Lowenthal
Jake F. Neeland
Dunlap
Stockman
W. Ilaha
Edwad Richards
Capis
Edward Pike
Crookston
Augusta Ring
Story
Woodruff & Ball
W. 5
Gallup
Chattron
L. J. Flanea
U.S
Rioting in Bari area over fig ban amid cholera scare
At Barletta Italy a mob of 2000 attacked the local sanitary office and wounded twenty three, after Bari issued an ordinance prohibiting eating figs amid a cholera scare. Police and officials intervened to quell the disturbance.
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Barletta
Italy
Bari
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