Joint canvass urged for Bryan and Burkett for Senate
The piece argues for a statewide joint canvass if Mr. Bryan and Senator Burkett run for Senate next year. Burkett says he fears Bryan not, and the author notes bipartisan praise for senators who backed the Aldrich tariff bill. It also comments on graduation plays and recalls weather patterns from past years, predicting a favorable planting season similar to 1891.
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Bryan
Burkett
Lincoln News
Taft and Democratic Platform on Income Tax
The piece analyzes Taft's stance on an income tax, contrasting Democratic and Progressive Republican positions from the 1908 platforms, and discusses implications for Congress. It notes Taft’s shift toward endorsing a constitutional amendment and the reactions of Senator Aldrich, party factions, and revenue plans amid tariff and inheritance tax debates.
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New York World
Congress
Taft
Denver
Democratic Party
Chicago
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Columbus
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Mr.Taft
House
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Judge J L Root to attend ceremony in Syracan Otce County
Judge J L Root will attend an ornate ceremony at Syracan in Otce County on the Fourth of July, marking a local civic occasion with invited guests and community leaders.
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J. L. Root
Syracan
Otce County
Money cannot buy domestic happiness in Gould marriage case
The article discusses the strain in the marriage of Prank Gould and his wife, noting public airing of their domestic relations and the ensuing dispute. The focus is on the marital tensions and the impact on their family.
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Gould
Fourth of July Doings Advertised for Murray
Large posters announce Fourth of July events in Murray this Saturday. The notice promises plenty of amusement for all attendees and marks the day as Saturday July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Judge Duffle Will Back Petition Route for Supreme Court
Republican Judge Duffle declares the non partisan law will not be attacked in court and candidates must run on petition while complying with the law's conditions. Judge Ragan of Hastings has filed suit to challenge the law’s approach.
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Duffle
Supreme Judge
Ragan
Hastings
Senate tariff hike for cotton goods risks consumer hit
The senate raises tariffs on eleven varieties of cotton goods, favored by manufacturers and likely to raise prices if the house passes the bill and Taft signs. The speaker questions the senate's concern for consumers and links the veto to special interests, arguing two houses are as useless as extra wagon wheels.
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Senate
House
Taft
Democratic Banquet in Kearney Highlights Governor Stallerberger
The Saturday night event drew a large Democratic crowd and featured Governor Stallerberger delivering a candid speech. He appeared in a high spirits, admired by Republicans for his strong character, and praised as a masterful orator on the occasion.
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Kearney
Stallerberger
Criticism of egg quality and strict food laws
The writer questions adherence to pure food laws, blaming farmers and gatherers for stale eggs sold to merchants. A food inspector may soon visit, and those involved could owe more money than earned this season. The piece ends with a grim view of farmers delivering baskets of unsellable eggs.
Taft Faces Pricier Tariff Controversy Over Aldrich Bill
The Central City Nonpareil argues tariff revision was a Taft pledge and his special session failed to meet it. It claims the Aldrich bill would be perfidy and dishonor and warns the president must stop its passage by not signing.
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Taft
Congress
Aldrich
Central City
Political threats and tariff fears in wary states
Warnings of retaliation by senators amid tariff revision stress the hold of local machines and legislative influence. The piece suggests fear of betrayal and prophesied shifts in the West, but notes senate overlords remain unmoved, with long standing tariff plans secured.
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Cumming
Aldrich
Tarihog
Hale
Lodge
West
Senate
Bat
Lincoln board seeks funds cutting saloons hit schools
A Lincoln school board faces a $80,000 deficit after saloon closures reduced funding. Officials plan a full 25 mill levy despite limits, while education leaders weigh options to cover a shortfall stemming from the prohibition-related revenue loss.
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Lincoln
Dr Shoop Restorative Aims at Nerve-Cause for Organs
The ad claims hidden nerves drive organ failure and that Dr Shoop's Restorative cures by addressing the nerve source rather than stomach or heart stimulation. It promises quick proof with a five or ten day trial and urges buyers to try it now, sold by all dealers.
Good Position for Cinpence Stants at Merchants National Bank Omaha
Cinpence Stants has accepted a four position with Merchants National Bank of Omaha and will work in Omaha. He is described as a bright able young man with marked ability and his friends in this city congratulate him on securing the post and expect his rapid advancement in banking.
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Albert Schwartz
Luke Wiles
Beeson
Schwartz
Manspeaker
Ramsey
Texas
Quinton
Schwarts
Journal
Reform School
Purenre
Cinpence Stants
Merchants National Bank of Omaha
Stants
Shorthorns for Sale and Dairy Cows Offered
Advertises three registered Shorthorn yearling bulls for sale and several fresh milk cows. Seller is Mark White with contact details not provided.
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Mark White
Young Couple to Wed This Evening in Cass County
A marriage license was loaned to William Ralph Carey 25 and Ora Belle Hutcheson 24 both Cass county natives. They will be married this evening at the Hutcheson home near Rock Bluffs by a Christian minister from Murray. The couple are highly regarded by friends and reside in the county.
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A. C. Carey
Meadow
Sarpy County
Ecore
Miss Hutcheson
W.P. Hutcheson
Cass County
Rock Bluffs
Hutcheson
Arthur Keating Crouch
Tola
Kan
Kate R. Perry
Omaha
Nebraska
Elmwood
Neb
William Ralph Carey
Saeed
Ora Belle Hutcheson
W. P. Hutcheson
Murray
Damaging the Cables by Squirrels in Nebraska City
Nebraska City News reports Mr. DeFord of the Nebraska City Telephone Co brings a large lead cable section cut by squirrels. The firm battles repeated damage, repairing with dry wires and hooded breaks, seeking mayoral action to curb the pest. Prospects of a reduced squirrel crop are noted as a consequence.
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DeFord
Nebraska City Telephone Company
Jackson
Nebraska City News
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