Iowa insurance ruling affects fraternal societies in Nebraska
The Iowa Supreme Court ruling on fraternal insurance companies prompts the Nebraska auditor to demand deposits within 90 days or force discontinuation. The decision targets the Northwestern Legion of Honor and similar societies, threatening to drive many firms from business under the state’s insurance laws. Dodge County mining tale follows, noting a Utah venture, Mercer stake, and a $1,500,000 English syndicate purchase linked to local residents.
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Wiobrara
Western Union
du Moines
Ney Gen
Remley
Stat
McGarthy
Supreme Court
Northwestern Legion of Honor
Seeine Aditor
Gedersl
Desision Waa Penerdl
George W. BE
Dorsey
Salt Lake
Captain de la Matyr
Mercer
Dodge’ County
John ‘Dorn
Hooper
Lim
John Heinrich
Alex Aris
William Brown
Dr Haslan
Charles Brunner
Gus Hagensick
Ricksin
Comptroller
Shawnes
O. T
Rustem Pasha
Couirt
St. James
Peter W. Breens
Leadville
Norton
Durand
Iils
Winnebago County
Tuscola
Indianapolis, Decatur and Western Railway
John Cunningham
Arcola
Ill
Greensburg
Ind
Charles Bruce
Valley Junction
Ward Leonard
Wabash River
Vincennes
Ohio River
Nebraska crop reports show higher statewide yields
W N Babcock general manager of the Union Stock Yards compiles the Nebraska crop report. About 1,000 responses phoned in, corn acreage 6,564,112. yield 123,740,984 bushels, up 10,000,000 from last year. Wheat acreage 1,460,640. yield 27,756,704 bushels.
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Babcock
South Omawa
W. N. Babcock
Union Stock Yards Company
Nebraska
Sixty Cubans Killed and Armor for Russia Sought
Havana reports six hours of battle near Manacas Jobosi with General Gomez leading about 6 000 insurgents and a Spanish column under General Oliver. Sixty insurgents killed, six Burgos regiment soldiers struck down. Campos denies surrender terms while offering pardons for unconditional capitulation.
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Havana
Gomez
Oliver
Totay
Serafin Sanchez
Manacas
Jobosi
Placeras
Burgos
Basilio Guerra
Sanchez
Rabi
Cuba
de Campos
Campos
General Navarra
Santa Clara
One Crime Leads To Another in Emporia Area
A Negro school teacher David Henderson from Dunlap north of Emporia attempted a criminal assault on Dora Ray, a 14 year old girl. The case led to a prior settlement with the school board, then a quarrel with the victim’s father Samuel Ray, which escalated to Henderson striking Ray with a hatchet and injuring three others including Mia Ray and Mrs. McFall. Henderson fled as police feared further violence.
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Emporia
Kan
Emports
David Henderson
Dunlap
Here
Dora Ray
Ibis
Itvis
Cage Arid
Henderson
Samuel Ray
Ray
Mia
Conveyances and transfers from Griswold Atlantic area records
Historic conveyance notices list multiple property transfers including McCosh and Eller ged actions, Davis, Townsend, Fisher, and Newcomb dealings, with block and lot references across Atlantic and Mussena. Notices reference 34-76-24, 34-70-41, 28-74-35, and 15-14-16 in various additions and plats. The fragment also includes a small medical ad and local election commentary reflecting period concerns on Prohibition and railroad service impact.
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A McCosh
Beatrice Sinter
Cora L
Eller
Pussy Awé
Swa
Ned
Uy Bai
Davis
EN Davis
Davia
W Davis
Cora L Kier
Vo Beatrice Slater
Atlantic
Matilda Snelson
Hus
Marlow Wa
Massena
Walter
Mussena
Henry
John McKimiann
Gravil
Elizabeth J
Baundera County National Bank
Ulysses Soyea
Johnny Wood
August
C L Campbell
Lewis
Townsend
Katia O'Leary
Antti
Hoyt
Newcomb
St Ux
Alice E Peters
Christoph Kirkatatter
J B Roel
Melvira
McDowell
C W
Savery
Victor G Carlsen
Benjm Briskham
Heles Mumby
Auantic
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Iowa Insurance Law
Lreaty
George Washington Davis
Rock Island
Onckokee
Board of Supervisors
Schultz
Niobrara
Niabrara
Neb
S. W. Davis
Orrumwa
L. G. Hendershoot
Western Union Telegraph Company
Lancony
Navy
State Board of Transportation
Dotter
Des Moints
Ed Wright
Des. Mores
Emma Harbach
Des Moines
Union County
Orrston
Patrick Curin
Sophia Trimble
Washingtor
G. W.fel‘gar
Trenton
Henry County
T. Collatt
Recussoon
W. P. Burdick
Marjorie
Rhoden
Burdick
Grace A. Spencer
Lakeville
Stockton
Cal
Admiral Carpenter
Washington
Carpenter
Navy ‘Department
Yokohama
San Francisco
Day
Baltimore
Admiral McNair
Read
Olympia
Hazen
Treasury Department
Secret Service Bureau
New York
Palma
Francisco Carillo
Thomaso Collazo
Jose Maria Aguirre
Wassington
Navy Department
Mara Island Navy Yard
Equipment Bureau
Bureau of Accounts
Clara Campbell
Treston
Arbuckle
Oaxtannd
R. Meeker
Southern Pacific Company
United States Navy
Rusia
Daly Dufeats Callan
Mexico
United States
Currie
Duderin
Ound Hanglog
Ban Amontd
Porto Barrios
Louisiana
Garriché
Cabaiguan
Sangu- Esperitua
Barajagnan
Rego
Liguinen
Ory
Muxico
Europe
Kansas City
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Bethlehem Iron Company
Carnegie Company
Slavin
Makter
London
Frank P. Slavin
Peter Maher
America
England
South Africa
Berlin
Reichstag
Corrie
Dufferin
Lexpos
Phillip Currie
Marquis of Dufferin
France
Dunraven
New York Yacht Club
J. Pierrepont Morgan
William ©. Whitney
George L. Rivers
Lord Dunraven
Zenn
Louisvittz
A. F. Zenn
Minwavneze
Lake Superior
Gogebic
Bessemer
Manominee
Marquette
Masaba
Vermillion
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Tobacco Company
Byracuss
O. A. Whelan, & Co
American Tobacco Company
Hancock
el Paso
Tes
Dan Stuart
Dallas
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Maher
Juarez Bull Ring
Qomrcaco
Henry C. Shepard Company
Ormomnatt
Wilson
Onannaston
Donse
Denver Healer’s
Denver
Francis Schlatter
Denver Post Office
Wooten
Sanem, Or
Thomas Kay
Altgeld
Omcaco
Chicago
BR. Con
Sixteenth Street
Mike Sheehan
Joss
Melton
Kersey
Childrens
M. B. Israel
McCosh
Erady
Martin Rudy
Lancaster
Gale
D. Wilkin
Burrell
Jackson
Drake
Iowa
Dems
Press
Griswold
Red Oak
Fulantic Wold
Dr. Price
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