National and State Officials Listing in The Telegraph Directory
The Telegraph Directory lists national and state officials including U S Renate in Madison with M Thurston Omaha and William V Allen. It details state officers Governor Silas A Holcomb Lieut Governor Rubert Moore Secretary of State Joel A Piper Auditor Eugene Moore Treasurer Joseph S Bartle Attorney General Arthur Churchill Supt Public Instruction Henry R Cobbott Commissioner Lands and Buildings Henry G Russell. U S Land Office John M Adams Register B A Griffith Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas A Holcomb
Rubert & Moore
Joel A. Piper
Eugene Moore
Joseph S. Bartle
Arthurr Churchill
Henry R. Co
Henry G. Russell
Legislature Turns in Brief Map Notes for North Platte District
A short North Platte report notes senatorial district lines and the Kath district representation. Judge M Grimes presides in the Chappell area as the judicial district, with details limited to the district map and official alignment. The item emphasizes district names and the role of the judge in the case.
Local Officials List Names and Titles in Sparse Record
A fragmented OCR lists multiple local offices and names including treasurer judge sheriff and coroner. It names individuals such as Sidney, McAleese, Chambers, Colton, Bassett, Leroy Martin, Woods, and Harper across districts and roles with limited context.
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A Pease
Sidney Sherif
Uaniel McAleese
Sianey de W.C. Rultok
Lodge
Neubauer
Sidney
C. P Chambers
Colton
Camp Clark
Bassett
S Leroy Martin
Local Board Names Chairman and Officials
The record lists J J McIntosh as chairman with J E Wart as member HT Doran and W E Bassett in attendance. A treasurer is named and other positions include clerk Ti E Gapen and Pantenburg 34 noted amid proceedings.
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J.J. McIntosh
J. E. Wart
HT. Doran
WE. Bassett
Pantenburg
E. Gapen
School Staff Directory Amid Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists school officials and teachers including principals and department heads. Names such as Minnie Chase Miss Whitehold Miss Blanchard Miss McKee and L. F. Shelton appear with roles noted in grammar and primary divisions.
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Rator A
McKee
L. F. Shelton
Weight
Church and fraternal notices from Sidney area listings
Sunday and weekly services listed for Methodist Episcopal Catholic and Episcopal churches plus numerous fraternal organizations including Masonic lodges O F and A M and Knights of Pythias. Also lists G.A.R Eighth Woman’s Relief and other groups with meeting nights and officers.
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Methodist Episcopal
Under the Snow Poem Promises Beneath White April
A verse from Woman's Journal speaks of a secret sleeping under the snow and a coming spring. It imagines roses, jessamine, buttercups, violets, crocus, and hyacinth as life returning with the season. The refrain ties a hidden song and a prayer to renewed growth and hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessamine
Woman's Journal
A Detective's Paper Brings Crime Bits to Readers
The American Hawkshaw monthly bulletin offers rewards, rogues galleries, and crime detection tips for detectives and police. Advertisers sell handcuffs, skeleton keys, bloodhounds, and counterfeit-detection lessons while notes on police staffing, earnings, and dime novel influence fill the pages.
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Hawkshaw
Secret Service
Colfax
Wash
New York
Detective Service
United States
When Navigation Might Cease
A fisherman notes that fishes often lay vast numbers of eggs with high potential yield yet many die or are eaten. If all hatch and reproduce at the same rate, ocean congestion could eventually block navigation. This is drawn from the New York Sun.
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New York Sun
Proposed Constitutional Amendments for Nebraska Vote 1896
A historical notice proposes changes to sections 2 4 and 5 of Article 6 of the Nebraska Constitution about the supreme court composition and terms. It outlines election timing and the plan to elect justices at large with terms of years, detailing initial election rules and transitional provisions.
Nebraska Law Amends Judge Compensation Provision
A joint resolution from the Nebraska Legislature proposes an amendment to section thirteen of article six of the state constitution. It states judges of the supreme and district courts shall receive compensation set by law payable quarterly, with a first post-adoption session to determine compensation and strict voting thresholds for approval. The measure reflects a 1893-1895 legislative approval sequence.
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Nebraska
Supreme Court
Eton
Supreme Anti District
State of
Nebraska amend section on officer compensation in Constitution
A proposed constitutional amendment alters article five section twenty four to set executive officer pay by law with no increase or decrease during a term. It limits fees and requires advance payment to the state treasury. The legislature may set the schedule after adoption and changes require two thirds approval. Approved March 29, 1805.
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Nebraska
Executive Department
Sureme
Ines
Auch
Nebraska constitutional amendment on judicial power proposed
A joint resolution proposes amending section one of article six to define judicial power as vested in the supreme court and lower courts including district, county, justice of the peace, and police magistrates, with further inferior courts as allowed by law. Approved March 20, 1806.
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Bult
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Nebraska Constitution Amendments Listed With Dates
The text records amendments to Nebraska’s constitution coveringSections on increasing supreme and district court judges Section 6 trial by jury changes Section 1 executive officers and railroad commissioners including terms and qualifications Approved dates cited March 8 185 A D and March 39 1806 with minor OCR errors noting districts bounded by counties and terms for officials
Nebraska Constitution Amendment About Executive Officers
Proposed amendment to article five section twenty six of the Nebraska Constitution seeks to omit the number of executive state officers and read that the article be amended to specify the executive officers. The wording appears fragmentary but indicates a constitutional change under consideration by the state.
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Nebraska
Legislature Enacts and Abolishes Offices by Majorities
The act states that legislation requires concurrence by at least three-fourths of the members elected to each house. It also provides that offices created by the legislature may be abolished with two-thirds concurrence in both houses. Approved March 00, A.D. 1895.
Nebraska constitutional amendment on permanent school fund investments
Proposed amendment to Article eight section nine sets the permanent school fund as trust funds, restricts investment to safe securities, and allows limited sales to seek higher returns. It authorizes the board to fund warrants from the permanent school fund when other funds are insufficient, with March 29, 1805 noted as approval date.
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Nebraska
State of
United States
Permanent School Fund
Treasuer
Nebraska constitutional amendment on merging metro city and county governments
A proposed amendment to Nebraska Constitution Article 12 adds Section 2 allowing merger of a metropolitan class city government with its county government. It requires approval by a majority of city voters and a majority of county voters outside the city, at an applicable election. Approved March %, A.D. 188.
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Nebraska
State of
Nebraska Constitution Amendment on Voting By Ballot
Amendment to section six of article seven prescribes voting by ballot or other lawful method with preserved secrecy. Legislature approves the change as of March 2, 185. The measure amends the constitution to ensure vote secrecy while allowing legally prescribed methods.
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State of
Nebraska
Nebraska proposed amendment to section 2 of article 14
Nebraska Secretary of State J A Piper certifies amendments to section 2 of article 14 of the state constitution. The measure restricts donations to internal improvements or manufactories without voter approval and outlines percentage limits and bonding rules. Proposes election for adoption at the general election on November 34, 1896.
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State of
Nebraska
A.y
I. J. A. Piper
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Omaha
William V. Allen
Miadison Congressional
O.M
Kem Boken Bow
U. S. Land Office
John M. Adams
B.A. Griffith
Legislature
W. R. Woods
Weyerts
A. W Atkins
Y. W. Harper
Bronson
Board Villiage Trustees
Sund
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J McCarthy
Sidney Lodge
O. F
A. K. Greenlee
W. C. Milthorpe
N.G
Rebecca Degree
Henne
Lily Chowins
Valiant Lodge
K. of P
F. H. DeCastro
C. CG
U R, K. of P
Pierre Sanders
D. Ff. McKee
Joseph S. Conrad Garrison
Regular Army and Navy Union of the
E. V. Summer
J. W. Nelson
A. A. Ricker
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Henry A. Morrow
A Borgquist
Wm. Ottoman
E. V. Sumner
Washburn
BE. P. Osgood
Sidney Camp
M. W. of A
Jas. McMullan
L. Fitch, W. C
L. H. Bordwell
W. M
A. Armatrong
D. BE. McKee
P. Sanders
K.O.T. M
Jas. McConaughey
H.J. Snyder
R. K
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K. R. Breiech
C.P. Davis
Kidney Lodge No
Degree of Honor A. Co
U. W
P. Hall
Second
Myrtle
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Pare Precical Journal
Fowler & Wells
Enstist St
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Supreme and District Court
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Reid
Nreas
Legditt
Sea of
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Blackwell's
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Chicago Times
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Feee
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Chas. Vernon
NEW York Weekly Tribune
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