Public affairs and 1910 politics in Nebraska and beyond
The article surveys legislative moves on tariffs and party shifts, notes Governor Shallenberger's standing, and mentions a July 3 Louisville speech by George W. Berge. It discusses primary date changes for August 17, patterns of presidential and governor hopefuls, and compares Nebraska bonding regulation to a federal treasury bureau initiative.
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Nebraska
Congress
Treasury Department
Uncle Sam
United States
Lincoln Evening News
WANTS BRYAN IN SENATE
Washington correspondent reports eastern press reactions to William J Bryan entering Nebraskas senate race to succeed Burkett with mixed sentiment. Editors note Bryan would make a capable senator though some oppose his presidential records. Local observers foresee a hard fought contest and possible liquor interest alignment behind Burkett to counter Bryan temperance implications.
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Washington
The
State Journal
Bryan
Burkett
New York
New York World
United States
Nebraska
Senate
Senator Burkett
Funeral of Ina Male Joslin Held at Randall Home
The funeral for Ina Male Joslin, born 1887, was held at the Randall home with a large gathering. Rev W C Huntington led services with hymns and prayers. interment planned at Wyuka cemetery Lincoln after the afternoon service.
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Ina Male Joslin
A. A. Randall
W. C. Huntington
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
Wyuka Cemetery
Randall
Fred Myers
Lucy and
Jeannette Justin
J. Aa. Randall
Jennie Beardsley
Alonzo Barr
Fairfield
Iowa
Ina Male Randall
Nelson
Nebraska
Methodist Episcopal Church
Beaverest's Bluffs
Methodist Church
B. Brooks Joslin
Neb
Card of Thanks for sympathy after loss
We express our thanks to friends for heartfelt sympathy shown during our bereavement in the sons of wife and daughter and sister. Grateful for floral offerings and for the comfort from Doctor Huntington and city pastors. May the dear Heavenly Father bless your lives with Jules Modest love.
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Slater
Doctor Huntington
Heavenly Father
Jules
California Clerk Receives Notice of Young Man's Death
Clerk James Robertson Hassemeier receives telegraphic news from Dr J A Hassemeier, formerly of Louisville now in Los Angeles, that his son Robert Hassemeier died of tuberculosis at nineteen. The loss shocks friends. the family was relocated for health reasons seeking California’s climate.
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James Robertson
J. A. Hawssemeier
Louisville
Los Angeles
Cal
Coto
Robert Hassemeier
Mah
Hassemeier
California
Robt. Hassemeier
Pioneering visit and piano deal near Lincoln in 1860s
Conrad Sehlater recalls his 1860 journey from Plattsmouth to Lancaster to buy a piano from Mr Gregory amid flood and creek crossings. He crosses Salt Creek and Middle Creek, stays with Gregory’s family, and finally moves on without taking a homestead though urged. The tale ends noting Cass county piano abundance.
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Conrad Schlater
Cass County
Louisville
Lincoln
Plattsmouth
Lancaster
Gregory
Mr. Gregory
Salt Creek
Donavan Wa
Middle Creek
Nebraska City
Capitol
Conrad Sehlater
James Sage Eyes South Omaha Market Visit and Farm Prospects
James Sage traveled to South Omaha to inspect the horse market and returned from Mineo Oklahoma where he managed farming interests. He reports that the new state's crop prospects are excellent with a shift from cotton to corn and strong overall yields amid labor shortages and race-related tensions.
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James Sage
South Omaha
Mr. Sage
Mineo
Okla
Sage
Oklahoma native visits city praising state’s progress
News of Oklahoma features George W. Lee formerly of this city now in Garfield county visiting relatives in the city. He reports Oklahoma's soil fertility and abundant crops this year and mentions ex-county treasurer Louis Elckoff of Waukomis who has been successful since moving to the state. Lee plans to stay a few days before returning.
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George W. Lee
Garfield County
Okla
Mr. Lee
Waukomis
Oklahoma
Casa County
Louis Elckoff
Woh
Lee
Inter
Murray divorce suit filed by Lon Murray against Esther Murray
Alonzo Henry Murray files for divorce from Esther Alden Murray in Grenwood Iowa citing marriage on July 5 1906 and separation December 11 1906 with Esther deserting Lon. Judge A J Beeson represents Lon.
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Robertson
Alonzo Henry Murray
Esther Alden Murray
Esther
Grenwood
Iowa
Lon
C. Lon
A. J. Beeson
Simple Rheumatic Relief Book Offers Free Test
Tell rheumatic sufferers of a simple path to relief with Dr. Shoop’s book on rheumatism and a free trial test. The guide explains how his remedy tablets quickly ease pains. Send no money the test is free. Obtain the book for someone in need from Dr. Shoop Racine Wisconsin.
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Dr. Shoop
Twin Aches: Back and Kidney Pain Linked
An old advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache tied to kidney disorders. Mrs. J. Gilson of Plattsmouth Nebraska claims the product helped her family with lame back and kidney issues, recommending trials for kidney complaints. Sold by dealers nationwide for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, is the U.S. agent.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Enjoy Picnic Supper by Burlington Bridge Outing
Yesterday afternoon a group of young ladies enjoyed an outdoor picnic near the river bank east of the Burlington bridge. They carried well stocked baskets with sandwiches and fruits and spent time playing outdoor games before returning to the city at dusk. The party included Mrs. John Hatt Jr, Mrs. Shanks, Miss Ida Thomas, Gert rude Morgan, Ina and Verna Hatt, Elizabeth Kerr, Littan Thompson.
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Burlington
John Hatt, Jr
Shanks
Ida Thomas
Gertrude Morgan
Ina
Verna Hatt
Elizabeth Kerr
Littan Thompson
Ball Park Clash Set For June 19 Between Royal Achates and Plattsmouth
A ball game is scheduled for next Saturday afternoon June 19 at the ball park between the Royal Achates of Omaha and the Plattsmouth team.
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Ball Park
Royal Achates of
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Left on her doorstep for this mother left on her doorstep
Mrs A G Tyson of Livermore California writes about discovering a little book at her door describing a method to extract cod liver oil elements, making Vinci a tolerable remedy for her five year old with loss of appetite nervousness and fatigue, who improved rapidly after use.
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A. G. Tyson
Livermore
Cal
Vinci
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R. A. Bates
George W. Berge
George
Billy
Taft
Met
Shallenberger
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National Biscuit Company
News of Oklahoma
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