Nebraska Lawmakers Bill To Regulate Stockyards
Nebraska lawmakers push stockyards regulation with No. 828 bill creating live stock inspectors and price limits for hay grain and shipping. House debates penalties and commission charges while senate timelines loom. Distinct entities include Governor, Warden Beamer, contractor Dorgan, Charles Carleton, Lincoln Daily Call, Western Union, Associated Press, and local counties.
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Pension increases prompt district wide revision notices
Illinois and Iowa Nebraska pension districts report a new law raising monthly pensions for those under eight dollars. About 2,600 receive one dollar, 6,000 three dollars, and 3,800 odd rates. Officials plan to rerate recipients and issue vouchers with April payments as the taking effect date is announced from Washington. Also: reception planned in Lincoln for W. J. Bryan on March 19, marking his 35th birthday. Injured Ashland player from Beatrice game kept bed, feared serious. Plus suits against First National Bank in Bronx totaling 194000.
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Large railway debt case heads to chancellor court
A railroad dispute in the United States district court involves more than $500,000. Henry Reed and other holders of Oregon Railway and Navigation mortgage claims seek to modify the McNeill receivership order. They contend the order should route debts to a chancery judge for payment decisions, while Union Pacific receivers report $117,536 recovered and $22,705 spent by McNeill’s operation. A separate receiver petition for Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern is postponed pending Judge Gilbert’s return. Meanwhile a Chinese delegation visits El Paso en route to Washington to discuss emigration, including Yang Yin and Owlyang, with others.
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Rebels Willing to Surrender and Indian Colony News
Reports from Santiago province indicate rioters at Blive show readiness to surrender after parley talks. Insurgent bands in Daguay Grande led by Marrero have yielded. Manzanillo district forces under Bartelo Masso retreat. Other groups and naval patrols monitor for fresh ammunition from abroad amid scattered surrenders and reorganizations.
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Heir Claims McCaffrey Estate in Chicago Heirs
Mrs Susan Austin of this city says she is an heir of late Chicago millionaire John McCaffrey and has returned from Washington to press the claim Attorney Crafts of Chicago is settling the estate and has affirmed Mrs Austins mother proved the first wife’s identity and that Mrs Austin and her mother are rightful heirs, excluding the second wife and her children. Charles Lanman noted author and librarian dies in Wasniscroy born 1814 in Michigan served as Webster’s private secretary and held librarian posts. Henry Lane of Amherst College breaks college strength record with 1 630 points surpassing Tufts and Harvard. General O H Lagrange sworn fire commissioner of New York, former mint superintendent and Civil War veteran. Henry Raphael arrested for selling oleomargarine in violation of state law. Explosion kills Sam Slater injures Ed West at Alps mine Central City Colorado. Two carloads of oranges shipped from Los Angeles to Florida.
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Oldest Woman In United States Dies At 120
Aunt Eunice Conrad of West Virginia died at her Cedarville home in Gillmore county in her 120th year. Born August 4 1775 in Pendleton County, she retained her mental faculties to the end. Her husband Jacob Conrad served in the war of 1812.
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