Misleading Democratic leadership eyed in Nebraska critique
The Lincoln Herald decries Senator Bryan as a dodger on prohibition and woman suffrage while urging Nebraskan Democrats to reclaim leadership from Ransom Howell Clark. The piece criticizes party leadership for backing corporate interests and calls for a return to pro common-man principles amid state politics.
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Seducers Targeted by Telegram Editorial in Nebraska
Edgar Howard of the Columbus Telegram brands three lawmakers as political seducers. He names Senator Ransom of Douglas, Senator Howell of Douglas, and Representative Clark of Richardson, accusing them of deceiving the democratic majority and urging public opinion as the remedy.
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Ralph Clark
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Howell
Clark
Richardson
Star of Bethlehem Seen for First Time in Five Centuries
The Star of Bethlehem appears for the first time in five hundred years, visible around midnight on the eastern horizon. It is the only star with a Christian name and is said to have guided the wise men to Bethlehem, with its last recorded appearance in 1408, visible in parts of 1909.
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Jesus
Pender Republic
Notice of Final Report in Estate of James Stewart
In the Polk County Nebraska County Court, the executor filed a final account and petition for final settlement and discharge in the estate of James Stewart deceased. Hearing is set for March 30, 1909 at 10 A.M. You may appear and contest. Dated March 3, 1909. (SEAL) Henry H. Campbell, County Judge.
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James Stewart
Henry H. Campbell
Young couple to reside on Krurabagh place after nuptials
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott and an 18 year old, a capable young man. They plan to live on the Krurabagh place recently occupied by John Ingalls. A party of nimrods headed by Charlie Wright leaves the city to shoot ducks on the Platte with Roy Clark Bert Sloan Roy Hartoon and Gus Hartle among the hunters, signaling trouble ahead for the ducks.
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Alice E. Barr
Susan W. Scott
Frank Scott
Krurabagh Place
John Ingalls
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