National Hod Versus Senate and State Officers Listed
The Telegraph Directory presents a roster of officials including Governor bias A Wolcomb Lieutenan Governor Robert ko Moore Secretary of State duel A Viper Auditor Eugene Moore Treasurer Joseph S. Bartley Attorney-General Arthurs Churchill Supt. Public Instruction R. Corbett Commissioner Public Lands Henry Russell U.S. Land Office John M. Adams Register PB A. Griffith Receiver LEGISLATURE listing TH Senatorial District J. Bougland North Platte Bath Representative District F. P. Morgan Chippell 19th Judicial District H. M. Grimes Judge North Platte.
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Wolcomb
Robert Ko Moore
Viper
Eugene Moore
Joseph $. Bartley
Arthurs Churchill
Brute R. Corbett
Public Lands and
Billings
Henry Russell
J.&. Bougland
North Platte Bath
F. P. Morgan
Chippell
H. M. Grimes
North Platte
County Officers and Village Trustees Listed in Sidney
County officers including treasurer A Vease and sheriff Sidney Sherif, clerk Daniel McAleese Canoy, judge J J Neubauer, surveyor Willis, coroner Bassett, attorney Leroy Martin. village trustees Sidney. board of education and teachers named with staff and departments.
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A Vease
Sidney Sherif
Daniel McAleese Canoy
Jeleen C. Bullock
Lodge
J. Neubauer
Sidney
Colton
Willis
Gamp Clark
Bassett
Leroy Martin
Methodist Episcopal Church Services and Schedules
Methodist Episcopal Church holds Sunday services morning and evening. Sunday school at 10 o clock, Rev. Allen Newworthy pastor. Prayer meeting Thursdays night. Catholic Masses on Sunday and Ogallala third Sunday monthly. McCarthy Episcopal Church also offers Sunday services with morning prayer and sermon and evening prayer.
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Methodist Episcopal
J Osburn
Sude
Bypwurts Loa
Allen Newworthy
Fraternal and Benevolent Lodge Meeting Reminders Various Groups
A dense listing of schedule notices for multiple lodges and fraternal orders. It enumerates meeting nights and officers for groups including Frank Welch Lodge No 7 AJR ALM, Sidney Lodge No 91, I O O F No 6, Valliant Lodge No 98, K P, Sidney Division No 31 UR KP, Regular Army and Navy Union No 33, G A B, Henry A Morrow Camp No 17, W R C, Sidney Camp No 1091, M W of A, and others with specific meeting days and officer titles.
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Col. Joseph
Conrad Garrison
Regular Army and Navy Union of the
The Child Culture Arene Guides Child Study
A guide for mothers and teachers to study each child’s characteristics for proper development. It outlines methods and aims to support individualized growth and learning in early childhood.
Man Uses Hat To Outwit Theater Patron
A man seated behind a lady with a massive hat asks her to remove it so he can see. She refuses, he then dons his own silk hat, prompting others to demand he remove it. She misinterprets the remarks, storms out, and he quietly enjoys his vengeful moment.
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Florida
Foxes use moss to rid fleas in stream cleansing tale
The narrative recounts foxes rubbing moss in water to lure fleas away as they immerse their bodies except the mouths. A separate anecdote notes Baron Hirsch's disdain for aristocracy at a Paris residence. It also mentions possible patent reissues after uncovering overclaims and swallows reaching sea miles from land due to storms.
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Reynard
Cradle of the Deep Sparks Conversational Banter
Excerpted dialogue from a Chicago Post item features playful back and forth about the pleasures and risks of rocking in the sea cradle. Mr. Duzenberry weighs the thrill against potential overreach as the mock exchange hints at nautical themes.
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Mr. Duzenberry
the Deep
Viclin
Chicago Post
Proposed Constitutional Amendments for Nebraska Election 1896
A summary of a joint resolution proposing amendments to sections 2 4 and 5 of article 6 of the Nebraska Constitution. It relates to the number and election of supreme court judges and their term of office and details changes in jurisdiction and tenure.
Nebraska constitutional amendment on judge compensation
Text records a joint resolution proposing to amend section thirteen of article six of the Nebraska Constitution to set judge pay. It specifies compensation to be provided by law, payable quarterly, with changes limited by legislative concurrence and election thresholds. Approved dates appear as March 29, 1895 and March 50, 1806.
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Nebraska
State of
Nebraska amend Section 24 of Article Five on executive pay
The proposed amendment to Nebraska Constitution Article Five Section 24 sets executive officers’ compensation by law and fixes salaries for the term, with no increases or decreases during service. It bans fees or perquisites for personal use and requires all future fees to be paid to the state treasury. Salaries are set by the legislature and cannot be changed more than every four years unless two thirds agree. Approved March 2, 1895.
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Nebraska
Supreme
District Courts
Executive Department
Naurasku
State of
Nebras ka constitutional amendments propose judicial power changes
A joint resolution and amendments to Nebraska’s constitution outline changes to judicial power and court structures. Provisions describe supreme, district, county courts and other inferior courts, with two thirds approval required in each house and dates tied to 1805 and 1808 approvals.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Constitution Amendments On Jury Verdicts And Executive Officers
The text presents Nebraska constitutional amendments: Section 6 preserves the right to jury trial while allowing civil verdicts by five sixths of jurors and authorizing smaller juries in inferior courts. another amendment outlines the executive department composition and terms for governor secretary of state auditor, treasurer, superintendent of public instruction, commissioner of public lands and buildings, and three railroad commissioners with staggered terms and residency requirements.
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State of Seas
F Nebra
Patentive Department
Mor
Neutenast
Sta
Eball
Tee
Sui
Segorita
Tressaurer
Nebraska Constitution Amendment On Executive Officers Count
Text fragment notes an amendment to Article five section twenty six of the Nebraska Constitution to limit the number of executive state officers. It references a resolution and enactment by the state, with garbled wording about the banec and bank.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Constitutional Amendment on Permanent School Fund
Nebraska lawmakers amend article eight section nine to treat educational funds as trust funds to remain inviolate and undiminished. The board may sell securities of the fund and reinvest in higher yielding eligible securities, and the treasurer may cover warrants from permanent school funds when needed. Approved March 20, 1895.
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Nebraska
State of
United States
Permanent School Fund
Amendment to merge metropolitan cities with counties in Nebraska
Proposed constitutional amendment adds a section allowing the government of any city of the metropolitan class to merge wholly or in part with its county. A proposition must be lawfully submitted and receive a majority of votes in both the city and the county, with the county vote excluding metropolitan city ballots.
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Nebraska
State of
Nebraske
Auch
Nebraska Constitution Amendment on Ballot Method
The amendment to section six of article seven of the Nebraska constitution sets that all votes be by ballot or by other lawful means while preserving secrecy. The measure, approved March 8 1885, outlines how voting should be conducted and safeguarded.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Amendment Limits Local Donations for Internal Improvements
A historical constitutional amendment proposal seeks to restrict city and county donations to works of internal improvement or manufacturing. It requires voter approval by two thirds and caps donations at ten percent of county assessed valuation, with an option for increases by four fifths vote, and includes validation rules and dates from 1906.
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Nebraska
The
Alebraska
Nebraska proposed amendments filed for 1896 election
I J A Piper secretary of state certifies the proposed amendments are true copies of enrolled bills as passed by the Twenty fourth Nebraska legislature and submitted to voters for adoption or rejection at the general election on Tuesday November 8 1896. Lincoln dated July 17 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. A. Piper
State of
Nebraska
A. D
Lincoln
United States
J. A. Piper
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Bronson
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A. Pensemi
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T. B. Difsonforte
Geo. F&. Blanchard
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Chas. Dorin
Pripet Pal Mintle Chase
Whitehead
Blanchard
J J. McIntosh
J. E. Hurt
LT. Doran
W.E Bassete
J. Pantenburg
H. E. Gupen
P. Sanders
Frank Welch Lodge
AJR, & Alm
Leslie Neubauer
Sec
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Sidney Lodge
A. K- Greenlee
W.C. Milthorpe
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Lily Chowins
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K. of P
F. L. DeCastro
Hk. R- S
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D. O
Pierre Sanders
D. F. McKee
E. V. Summer
W. Nelson
A. A. Ricker
Henry A Morrow
P. KR. Borgquist
Wm. Ottoman
E. V. Sumner
Sidney Camp
M. W. of A
Jas. McMullan
L. Fitch
Bidney Lodge
L. H. Bordwell
W. M A. Armstrong
Firat
Jas. McConaughey
A. J. Snyder
Providence
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Chas. P. Davia
Ellen Davis, W. ME
Sidney Lodge No
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Second
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Bessie Buenxas
Phrenological Journal
Fowler & Wells Co., Publishers
East 21St St
New York
Baron Hirsch
Paris
Empress Eugenie
Hirsch
A. J
Supreme Court
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