Nominated MacColl Wins Fifth Ballot For Nebraska Governor
The Nebraska Republican convention at Lincoln adjourned after Jack MacColl won the gubernatorial nomination on the fifth ballot amid a drumbeat of support from Douglas Cass and Lancaster counties. Meiklejohn and Moore split opposition as Adams and Hayward faded, with Tefft securing lieutenant governor and a full slate later elected.
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Nye
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Coming
Glee Club of
York
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Peebles
Thurston County
Adama
Meiklejohn
Hayward
MacColl
Filley
Moore
Richards
Majors
Whitehead
Nebraska
William McKinley
Ohio
Garret A. Hobart
New Jersey
Douglas County
Adams
Meeiklejohn
Adams County
Jack MacColl
Hugene Moore
Lexington
Tilley
Calla
Republican Party
Judge Hayward
Tom Majors
Majors Disappeared From View. Tet
Orlando Tefft
Cass County
C. L. Richards
Thayer
Tefft
J. A. Piper
Harlan County
Tate
W. M. Geddes
J. H. McClay
Lancaster County
George A. Eukles
Dawes County
P. Q. Hedlund
Phelps County
H. H. Troth
Red Willow County
J. N. van. Dayn
Saline County
McClay
W. E. Morgan
Codly
H. O. Russell
Russell
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Morgan
Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Corbett
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Omaha
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Knox
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Seward
J. L. MccPheely
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BE. K. Valentine
Frank J. Sadlilek
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J. E. Houtz
L. W. Osbourne
Houtz
Sadilek
John IL. Webster
O. F. Giddings
Chester Andrews
J. T. Bressler
Mr. Webster
Henryfind Sadilek
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A. J. Wright
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Colfax
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Linwood
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Saline
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Hamilton
S. A. Searle
Nuckolls
E. C. Webster
A. J. Burr
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Lincoln
A. B. Wood
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Hill Takes Lead in Nebraskas Silver Fight
In Lincoln on July 15 a meeting of Nebraska Republican candidates and a committee man to discuss Hill as temporary chairman advances the Boies and Hill camps.Silver factions seek a unifying figure while eastern emissaries reportedly offer conditional support to Boies. The South Dakota contest and Minnesota manifesto highlight broad silver votes amid monometallic pressures.
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Kansas City
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John B. Sanborn
St. Paul
Bland Opponents Move To Defeat His Nomination
In Lincoln July 3 dispatches discuss free silver delegates backing Bland and gold standard forces opposing him. July 15 Republican state convention nominates a chair and officers at the Lin dell hotel with Mallalieu or Greene possible chair, Sedgwick successor sought by Rigg. Bland supporters plan large Chicago turnout led by Colonel Mercer to organize Bland reception.
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Boston
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Chicago
Williams
Massachusetts
Kansas City
Bland
Lincoln
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R. J. Greene
Charles M. Rigg
Beatrice
T. B. Sedgwick
York
Kansas Orry
Kansas Bland
Joseph Mercer
Disinfection of stock cars aids hog disease control
Bas Dove Mich Toward Stamping Out Disease Among Hogs reports a 40 percent drop in diseased animals after the Bureau of Animal Industry ordered fumigation and disinfection of cars carrying dead hogs. Major Davie supervises two methods: steam under pressure and cleansing with water then sulphur lime. Cars with dead hogs now receive clearance only after fumigation, with rapid inspection continuing through Oct. 1, and railroads adjusting despite initial friction.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Major Davie
Canitary
Department of Agriculture
Police Use Clubs On A Mob At Cleveland Riot
Police beat back a 2000 strong mob as 60 workers marched under 80 officers from Brown Hoising and Conveyance works to cars on St Clair street. A rider threw a stone wounding Patrolman Keidel as 40 officers charged with riot clubs, injuring several and arresting four ringleaders amid scattered crowd fears of further trouble. No fatalities reported.
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