Nebraskan Week in Review Chronicles Transit and Trials
A sweeping Nebraska week covers the Lin col a to Havelock streetcar line nearing completion with cars soon. a fatal rider accident near Hem ington. first dirt thrown for the next Omaha Union Pacific depot. a shooting near Lincoln at Dr Bentleys house. Chadron wool association formed to protect northwest Nebraska growers. arrests and assaults in Holdrege Hastings and Nebraska City. Mes sages on oats sugar shipments and Second Nebraska muster. baseball pennant won by Boston. Miss Iola Childs shot but recovering. Lincoln streetscape concrete plans discussed. Mrs Rudge injured in a buggy overturn. Army reports from First Nebraska volunteers detail staff and enlistments. Bratt resigns as adjutant and Stotsenburg appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Iola Childs
Éashier i
Bishop
Omaha
Mra Bishop
Miss Childs
Co Hi Rudge
C. Hi Rudge
Eincoin
Sixteenth
Rao
Tri-Monthly
John P. Bratt
Nebraska
Adjutant-General’ S Office
Fie
Roy. Dunken
Harry E. Murray
John’ Black
Reserve Hospital
Cavite
Bratt
John M Stotsenburg
Sampson Fixes December 1 as End of Spain Rights in Cuba
Havana reports a three hour conference with General Wade General Butler and Admiral Sampson on the five notes from the Spanish evacuation committee. The Spaniards insist on sovereignty until a final Paris peace treaty. Sampson declares December 1 will positively mark the end of Spain's rights and sovereignty in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Wade
General Butler
Sampson
Spain
Paris
Cubs
Boston News in Brief Mixed with World Events
A scattered digest from Boston and beyond notes Paul Tyner's Denver purchase of a controlling stake in the Arena, medical visits to the emperor of China, Mohegan disaster burials in Falmouth, and San Francisco shipping salutes. Other items cover Nebraska politics, a Manila relief effort, a Lincoln shooting accident, and New York political rallying with national implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Paul Tyner
Denver
Arena
The
Radical Review
B. O. Flower
Money Chart praised as effective reform material in Nebraska
A letter from Loup City Nebraska dated September 1 4898 extols the Money Chart as concise and forcible, urging readers to donate funds and distribute the book to gain votes. It urges mass meetings but favors the pamphlet’s impact over larger volumes and mentions M Warren of Fairbury Nebraska as a contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jom Thompson
Williams
Lincoln
Nebr
Pele
J. M. Thompson
Sec’y
Nebraska
M. Warren
Fairbury
Ampontings
Loup City
JCM
Snyder
M.warren
Also Mentioned on This Page
C L. & Blauser
C. H. Denbey
Law
Fairbury, Nebraska
P. Freeman
John C. Hartigar
Edmund H. Hinshaw
Jefferson County
Jay B. McDowell
J. Moss
Charles Clifton
Attorney AT Law
Fairbury, Nebr
W. 5. Cropsey
Jacob Bartel
Jansen, Nebraska
A. H. Hammond
Jefferson County Abstract Office
J. Monroe Davis
Bandad
Notary
First ‘National Bank
Ellsworth
C.-C.gillespie
ODD Fellows
Thomas McCue
Milwaukee
Block East
First National Bark
News. OF
Lincola
Havelock
Henry Watson
Hemington
Union Pacific
York
Dr. Bentley
ES Rand
Nece
Martin -Joanson
Holdrege
Hastings
Essary
Nebraska City
Bert Bishop
Hows
Rivne Vad
Declair
Oxnard
Beet Sugar Company of
Grand Island
Q Street
Panianr
Pekin
China
Falmouth
Eng
San Francisco
Senator
Manila
Adieus
Candia
Crete
Albaga
United States
York of Company
Awirst- Nebraska
Martjens
Colonel Bratt
Nagasaki
Dapah
Fes
Montpelier
House
Senate
Proctor
New York
J. Corbett
West Baden _ Springs
Ind
Tom Sharkey
Lenox ‘Athletic Club
Beatrice
Was & Sudcess
Fred. Curtis
University
Lumni
Bel At
School of Music
General Free
London
Ralph Disraeli
Earl of Beacons Geld
Mr. Disraeli
Pretoria
Sutherland
Calais
Vat Buren
Ari
Western Coal and Mining Company
Jenny ‘Lind
Met
Derr Brainard
Tamora
Albert Palmer
Toy Moore
Burlington Beach
Pahner
Albert
Rey Moore
Mibert
Palmer
New ‘York
Olikieninn
Burlington
McLean
Nebraska State Teachers’ Association
Board of Regents
Topeka
Kan
John McQuistian
Pauline
Pol wWosky
O Street
Victoria
Washington
Government - Industrial ‘Commission
Kyle
Phillips
Pennsylvania
Gardiner
New Jersey
J.M. Farquhaar
Buffalo
Raillinery
Davis Millinery and
Goodrich Bros. Banking CO
People’s Independent Party
N Gaffin
and North Pacific Coast
Rock Island
California
Portland
Oregon
Alaska
Klondike
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Jno Sebastian
Chicago
St. Joseph
Kansas City
S. M. Adsit
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