Nebraska State Officials and Senate Members Listed
The Telegraph Directory presents a roster of national and state leaders including U S Senate members Jno M Thurston and William V Allen from Omaha and Madison Rees. state officers Governor Sous A Holcomb Lieutenant Governor Robert Moore Secretary Joel A Piper Auditor Eugene Moore Treasurer Joseph S Battle Attorney General Arthur & Churchill Supt Public Instruction Henry KR Cobett Commissioner Public Lands and Buildings Henry C Russell. U S Land Office John M Adams state Register PB A Griffith Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Holcomb
Robert Moore
Joel A. Piper
Eugene Moore
Joseph S. Battle
Arthur & Churchill
Henry KR. Cobett
Henry C Russell
Senatorial and Representative Districts Listed
A municipal listing shows senatorial district J.8 with North Platte and representative district FP P Morgan and Chappell in the 13th Judicial District with A. M. Grimes serving as judge in North Platte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yougland
North Platte
P Morgan
Chappell
A. M. Grimes
Local Officials and Officials Lists in Sidney Region
Treasurer A Pease Sidney Amiel McAleese Sidney W Bullok Lodge Pole Judge J Neubauer Sidney Supe Public Inst CP Chambers Colton Surveyor Robinl Willis Camp Clark W F Bassett Sidney gas wes Leroy Martin Coromer Attorney Jat District W R Woods Weyerts 2d District A W Atkins Sidney ad District J W Harper Bronson
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A. Pease
Sidney
Amiel McAleese
Sidney W
Bullok
Lodge
J. Neubauer
Sidney Supe
Cp. Chambers
Colton
Robinl Willis
Camp Clark
W. F. Bassett
Sidney ‘ Gas Wes
Leroy "Martin Coromer
Weyerts
A.W Atkins
Sidney Ad
J. W. Harper
Bronson
McIntosh Meeting Minutes and Attendee List
The fragment lists Chairman J. E. Hart and members H. T. Doran W. E. Bassett J. Pantenburg H. E. Gapen P. Sanders with clerk and treasurer roles noted, indicating a local meeting record from McIntosh.
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Wed. McIntosh
J. E. Hart
H.T. Doran
W.E. Bassett
J. Pantenburg
H. E. Gapen P. Sanders
Notable Names Lined Up for Local School Roles
A list from a local school marks several named figures including mediator P A Griffith treasurer T B Dawson director Geo F Blanchard and co member John Baker. Also named are James J McIntosh Chas Dornan Minnie Chase Miss Whitehead and teachers across grammar intermediate and primary departments plus the Neuse Kindergarten.
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A. Pease
Religious and fraternal notices in local society page
Community notices list churches with service times and pastors plus numerous fraternal and patriotic organizations. Details include Episcopal and Catholic masses, Anglican services, lodge chapters of A M F and I O O F, K of P, M W of A, A O U W, and other groups with meeting nights and officers. Numerous names appear for secretaries and leaders.
Proposed Constitutional Amendments for Nebraska Judges
A historical notice outlining a 1896 Nebraska ballot proposing amendments to article six sections two four and five of the state constitution. It details the supreme court composition jurisdiction election method and term lengths with transitional provisions and approval date.
Nebraska Legislature Proposes Amendment on Judge Compensation
A joint resolution requests an amendment to section 13 of article 6 of the Nebraska Constitution to set supreme and district court judges' compensation by law payable quarterly. The change requires three-fifths approval in each house after adoption, with adjustments no more than every four years and only with two-thirds support. Approved March 30, 1998.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Artico Aix
Nebra
Supreme
Nebraska Legislature Amends Executive Officers Pay Rules
The 1905 Nebraska amendment changes Article Five Section 24 to set executive officers’ compensation by law, non adjustable during their term, and bans personal fee use. It requires advance payment into the state treasury and sets salaries by law at the first session after adoption, with changes limited to every four years and only with two thirds legislative approval. Approved March 20, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Executive Department
Nebraska joint resolution to amend article six section one
A legislative joint resolution proposes amending article six section one of the Nebraska Constitution relating to judicial power. It authorizes a supreme court district and county courts as well as justices of the peace and other boards as created by law with two thirds legislative concurrence. Approved March 2, 1306.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Ball
Supreme Court
Supreme and District Court
Executive Department
Nebraska Amendment Proposal On Court Boundaries
The record describes amendments to the Nebraska Constitution proposing changes to section 11 of article 8 and section 6 of article 1. It references increasing the number of supreme and district court districts and boundary changes by the legislature through a future year, with dates indicating 1986.
Nebraska Constitution Amendments and Official Terms
Historical notice describing amendments to sections of Nebraska Constitution Article 5 and Article 1, detailing trial by jury changes and executive department structure. It lists officers including governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor of public accounts treasurer superintendent of public instruction attorney general and railroad commissioners with terms and residency requirements. Approved dates appear as March 2 1693 and March 90 1305 reflecting archival record.
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Stat of
Nebraska
State of
Executive Department
Ynati
Hia
Nebraska Constitution Amendment on Executive Officers
A 1805 Nebraska legislative resolution proposes amending Section 26 of Article 5 to restrict creation of executive state officers. It requires approval by three fourths of both houses and allows absorption of an office by the legislature with concurrent support. Approved March 30, 1805.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itate of
Nebraska
Legialatura
Nebraska Amends Section 9 of Article 8 on Permanent School Funds
The Nebraska Legislature approves amendments to article eight and article twelve. The changes alter how permanent school funds are held and invested and authorize merging metropolitan city and county governments under a new section. Provisions cover trust status of funds, eligible investments, and warrant payments backed by permanent school fund money. Approved dates appear as 1805 and 1685 in the text.
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Nebraska
State of
United States
Permanent School Fund
Metropolits
Auch
A. D
Nebraska Amends Constitution on Ballot Secrecy
An 1888 Nebraska legislature amends section 6 of article 7 to require all votes by ballot or other lawful method while preserving ballot secrecy. The measure passed and was approved March 3, 1888.
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Nebraska
Bevlesale
Nebraska Amendment on Donations to Internal Improvements
Amendment section two of article four section fourteen proposes changes to how donations to internal improvement works are handled in Nebraska. The text seeks to specify procedures for contributions and related governance within the state constitution.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Amends Section on Municipal Contributions for Internal Works
Official state notice certifies proposed amendments to the Nebraska Constitution authorizing or limiting municipal donations to internal improvements and manufactories. It specifies voter approval thresholds, valuation limits, and required state endorsements, with the 1896 election date noted for adoption or rejection. J A Piper signs and seals the document.
Coronation Cost Sparks Outcry Across Nations
In a sharp critique, the London Spectator questions five million pounds for a coronation, likening it to Belshazzar’s feast and urging frugality over pomp. The Philadelphia Ledger mocks a common meal weight myth, while a royal office sequence notes the chancellor of Lancaster succeeding the chancellor of the exchequer, followed by the lord chief justice.
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England
London Spectator
Duchy of Lancaster
Exchequer
Queen’s Bench
Intention for Timber Culture Proof in Sidney Neb
Land Office notice from Sydney Nebraska dated July 29 1596 states Thomas Lee filed intention to make final proof before the District Court Clerk at Monmouth Illinois on September 7 1886 for timber culture application No 688 section 24 township lin range in Witnesses Carl Swanson Olof Swanson William N Tomtt and Melvin E Washburn all of Sidney Nebraska to be examined by the U S Land Office at Kidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Nebr
Thomas Lee
Monmouth
Ilinois
Lin
U. S. Land Office
Kidney
Nebraska
States Land Office
Sidney
Secretary of Th Interior
Secon
Fort Sidney Wood and Timber Reservation
Wa. m
Joan M. Adams
Register
P. A. Guirrrin
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Telegraph Directory
U.S. Senate
Jno
M. Thurston
Omaha
William V. Allen
Madison
Oo. M
Broken Bow
U. 8
Land Office
John M. Adams
A. Griffith
Legislature
Board Villiage Trustees
Methodist Episcopal Church
St A Om
Osborn Supt
Epworth League
Allen Kenworthy
Sand
Ogallala
J McCarthy
Episcopal Church
Frank Welch
A. F
A.M
Leslie Neubauer
Sec’y- A
Sidney Lodge
A. K. Greenlee
W. C. Milthorpe
N.G
Rebecca Degree
Wm. Chowins
Tie Chowins
Pierre Sanders
D. F. McKee
Joseph B. Conrad Garrison
Army and Navy Union of the U
H. DeCastro
Thos. Welleman
Adj
V. Summer
J. W. Nelson
A.A. Ricker
Henry A. Morrow
R. Borgquist
Wm. Ottoman
Eat
E. V. Sumner
Washburn
B. P. Osgood
Sidney Camp
M. W. of A
Jas. McMullan
LB. Fitch, V. O
L. A. Bordwell
W. M. A. Armstrong
A. O. IL
P. Sanders
Lee
Orres
Jas. McConaughey
H. J. Snyder
R. E
Providence
Masonic Hall
E. R. Breisch
C.P. Davis
W.M
A.P.T.L
The
American Protective Tariff League
Htt Senger Eich
Corhapeip
Sones
I. J. A. Piper
Lincoln
J. A. Piper
Smerinz Tobacco
Blackwell’s
Durham
Philadelphia Ledger
Ile
Carl Swanson
Olof Swanson
William N. Tomtt
Melvin E. Washburn
Sidney Nebraska
Jenny M. Adame
I Beal
Rasscu Wuly O
J.J. McInth
Ees Eee Attest
Hi. E.G Village
Sidmey
Neraska
Eellees
Meral
Amar
Asso J
Matesoen Board of
Rena Attest
Clerk
Greenlee & Benson
General Merchandise
Chowins & Son
Chowins Block
Oberfelder Block
Rose Street, Sidney, Nebr
Chas. Vernon
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Battlingiporcea
Telegraph
the Telegraph
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