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Newspaper
North Platte Semi Weekly Tribune
Location
North Platte, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
6
Political notes and primary results sweep across states
A wild mix of political chatter and primary tallies from Iowa South Dakota Tennessee and New York. Taft likely to win on first ballot while Bryan’s backers push for Denver delegates and Roosevelt eyed for VP. Local crime weather and rail freight outlook pervade the week’s brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Snys
Johnson
Minnesota
David B. Hill
Caiting
Europe
Towne
New York
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York State
Republican Committee
Taft
Texas
John Mitchell
Bryan
Oregon
Cortolyou
Roosevelt
South Dakota
Coo I. Crawford
United States
A. B. Kittredge
William J. Bryan
Tennessee
Governor Hughes Demands Head of Ticket or Nothing
A long list of political and social notes: Hughes tops the ticket. British steel trade shows a vast capacity. Omaha hospital opens debt free. Evana to Lake Mohawk. Judge Landis appeals to Herman Billik. murder conviction noted. Japan welcomes foreign merchants. Nebraska tax board rules parsonages tax exempt. Mor ris plant explosion in Kansas City kills two. Rochester jury verdict in Standard Oil case. San Francisco hotel guest disappearances spark anxiety. newspaper association platform plank. Gov Johnson of Minnesota may skip Democratic convention. Henry Watterson backs Bryan. Lowe shot in Tunica after March killing. Council Bluffs death by suicide. Omaha and surrounding businessmen fund national corn show. Nebraska bank deposits drop. Russia executes thirteen for political offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Morris Packing
Kansas City
Standard Old Company
Rochester
N. Y
Expressea
San Francisco
American
Lowe
Perry M. Houston
Weinstein
Robert Brown
B. B. Brown
Grand Island
Neb
Council Bluffs
Omaha
South Omaha
Corncil Bluffs
Nebraska
Russia
Paris Suit Over Martinique Mayor Heir Files Damages
The heir of Antoine Siger, former mayor of Fort de France, files a civil suit in Paris against Martinique governor M. Le Preux after an alleged political encounter. Paris reports on other international moves include a nine eight hour day resolution and political tensions in Persia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Heire
Antoine Siger
Fort de France
Martinique
Martingue
M. le Preux
M. Carteron
Hayti
Hayden
France
Alfred Dreifus
Pantheon
International Manufacturers’ Congress
Edward
Nicholas
Reval
Paria
Prussia
Socialiat
Berlin
Ofth
Hanover
Socialiste
London
Glasgow
Liverpool
New York
America
Persia
Conflicting Reports On Iowa Vote Lead And Public Notices
Summary of mixed items including Allison's Iowa majority claim of 12 100, Omaha juvenile court investigation of Greek boys, Dr Joseph Pospisies suicide in Washington, royal welcome for King Edward and Queen Alexandra, navy solicitor office split from judge advocate general, Charlemagne Tower farewell audience with Emperor William, Henri Rochefort accusation against French government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Iowa
Omaha
Joseph Pospisies
Pension Office
Washington
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Hell
Navy
Charlemagne Tower
William
Postdam
Henri Rochefort
France
Unlikely Labor Platform Debate Draws Cannon to Chicago
In Chicago on Sunday the arrival of President candidate Uncle Joe Cannon sparked talks with congressional leaders about the anti injunction plank. Cannon traveled to review the platform in person, arguing the plank could split Republican representation and echo views he voiced two years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Uncle Joe" Cannon
Danville
Union League Club
Congress
Mr. Payne
New York
Committee On
Ways and Means
Dalzell
Penneys Vania
Representative Overetreat
Representative Sherman
View
Richard Berens
Missouri
Tuinola
Cannon
House
Canhon
Bryan Delegates Topic Dominates Colorado Convention
In Glenwood Springs Colorado the main interest at the state democratic convention is the ironclad resolutions binding Colorado delegates to vote for Bryan for the presidential nomination. No other name is discussed as a candidate. The contest will move to a finish in the credentials committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Denver
Colorado
Governors Pardon Clears Powers and Howard in Noted Case
Governor Willson grants pardon to Caleb Powers and James Howard in a historic Kentucky case. Public petitions had shown statewide interest, reflecting broad citizen involvement in the clemency decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Howard
Frankfort
Caleb Powers
James Howard
Willson
United States
NEBRASKAN Delegation Arrives for Chicago Caucus
Nebraska delegates reach Chicago and lodge at the Palmer House. Senators Burkett and Brown, Reps Pollard and Kinkaid, W N Huse, J H Arends among leaders. Victor Rosewater acts for C H Morrill, eyeing succession. Delegation to meet Monday for national committeeman and committee appointments. Workett supports Taft and the resolutions panel. Sheldon may chair the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nebraska
Palmer House
Burkett
Brown
Pollard
Kinkaid
W. N. Huse
Norfolk News
J. H. Arends
Otoe County
Victor Rosewater
National Committee
C. H. Morrilt
Lincoln
Samoan Volcano Erupts with Large Lava Flows
Advices from Auckland report a three night eruption on Lavaii Island starting May 10. The first blast initiated the island’s largest lava flow, about 3000 tons per minute, with a nearly continuous lava sheet eight miles wide and depths from six inches to six feet, destroying many native houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
N. Z
Slump in Nebraska Bank Deposits Drives Debt Repayment
Secretary Royse reports a $2.6 million drop in Nebraska bank deposits and a $1 million fall in loans in one year. He attributes much to March settlements and purchases of cheap land in new western states and British possessions. Deposits remain 34 percent reserve, over double the legal requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Rouse
State Banking Board
Royse
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska Crop Report Describes Above Normal Rainfall
The week shows cloudy skies with near normal temperatures and widespread excess rainfall across the state. Daily highs reached the mid eighties on peak days, with southwestern areas hotter by about five degrees. Central and eastern counties report two to eight inches of rain and several severe storms with strong winds. Overall rainfall from April 1 to date is well above normal except in the southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
State fair funds set for athletic meet under Pinneo
The state fair board approved 200 to hire Physica Director George M. Pinneo to run a state athletic meet at the fall fair. Pinneo predicts higher attendance and at least double the events from last year. The meet is scheduled for Tuesday September 1 from 1 to 2 pm, with the track open and events staged in front of the grandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair Board
George M. Pinneo
Fourth of July Orators Listed for State Addresses
A census of officers and department heads shows several will speak on Independence Day. Governor Sheldon will deliver addresses in Weeping Water and Plattsmouth, Railway Commissioner Williamen will speak at Genos, and Labor Commissioner Ryder will speak at Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Weeping Water
Plattsmouth
Williamen
Genos
Ryder
Sutton
Connecticut Residency Confirmed for R. K. Moore
R. K. Moore, Lincoln's wealthiest citizen, has confirmed his residence in Connecticut at 111 Bedford Street Strandford. The county assessor notes a $600,000 addition to his personal property value last year, not yet collected, with no steps taken toward collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Connecticut
R. K. Moore
Lincoln
Bedford Street
Strandford
Conn
Widows Seek Transport Promises From Burlington
A Covad woman asks the state railway commission to force the Burlington to provide transportation for widows and orphans of deceased employees. She cites two cases where promises were made but not kept, including a widow who received $1600 and a promise of passes, later recalled by General Manager Holdrege. The commission questions its authority to compel railroads to grant transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Railway Commission
Covad
Burlington Railroad
Holdrege
Burlington
Harry Warden
Wimore
Farington Relief Department
Lta
State Debt Reduced as Auditor Reports Drop Below Million
The semi annual report by State Auditor Searle shows total interest bearing debt at 949 093 29 on June 1 a year decline of 275 068 88 from 1907. General fund warrants fell to 840 493 44 while temporary university fund warrants rose to 99 399 85. total warrants 969 412 29 down 726 575 27. State treasurer holds 60 000 plus to cover 200 000 warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
Universally Fund
Searle
Supreme Court
Railroad property assessment delay concerns state officials
The State Board of Assessment delays final railroad property valuations causing worry for county and school officers. Mail to the state house asks for district valuations as annual June meetings approach. Delays hinder timely returns to county superintendents and preparations for school meeting budgets. Only Secretary of State Junkin and a few staff are working toward terminal tax valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Assessment
State House
Board of Assessment
Junkin
Preparing Proclamation for September Primary Election
Secretary to Governor Martin Dimery plans a proclamation for the upcoming primary election to be held on the first Tuesday in September. Only supreme judges are excluded from nomination. all other state officers are to be nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Dimery
Sheldon
Board admonishes Kern over cash fund purchases and vouchers
The board of public lands and buildings acts to compel Superintendent Kern to voucher monthly claims against his cash fund and to secure permits before any purchases. Secretary of State Junkin is notified to admonish Kern and enforce prior approvals for fund expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Kern
Junkin
State Rail commission bans messenger fee for idle calls
The Nebraska State Railway Commission adopted an order prohibiting telephony companies from charging a licent messenger fee when no messenger was used to reach the party. The rule takes effect August 1 and targets independent companies connected with Nebraska toll lines. The practice of billing a messenger fee during long distance calls must stop on the first of August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railway Commission
Nebraska Tollines
Prominent Nebraska Firm and Local Headlines Across State
The issue highlights the Western Fire Insurance Company of Lincoln as a leading Nebraska stock company with broad farm and dwelling policies and prompt cash settlements. It also notes local events from Wahoo Bryan club to Fourth of July plans, school and church events, a deadly twister near Gibbon, mortgage figures in Johnson county, Moore of Lincoln moving to Connecticut, and regional rail depot talks in Odessa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats of
Wahoo
Hrownell Hall
Omaha
Arcadia
Hall
Dickens
Nebraska
Simmons
Auburn
Cedar Rapids
Beatrice District
The
Christian Church
Sheldon
Hastings College
Fairbury
Chautauqua Assembly
Rain
Nebraska City
John Walker
Gibbon
William Lukenbill
Johnson County
Moore
Lincoln
Connecticut
Weat Point
Odessa
State Rmailway Commission
Union
Faelde
Odonsa
Judea H D. Travis
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Deneen
Herman Bililk
St. Louis
Detroit
Federal Grand Jury
St. Paul
James L. Lovering
Mall Order Monthly
Hingnes
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce and Labor
Post Office Department
Los Angeles
Post Office
Brewers’ Association
Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Speaker
Widows
State Board of Transportation
Prominent
Nebraska Company
Western Fire Insurance Company of
Eceenes
BANCO
South Ltn
S&j
Lincolln
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