Nebraskas Senate Race Profiles Dietrich and Rosewater
The column weighs Nebraska politics with Governor-elect Dietrich facing scrutiny over leadership style and a proposed board of control. It criticizes Rosewater’s influence and flags Thompson as a potential rival, urging sober, independent action and warning against party factionalism as contests loom.
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Dietrich
Methodist Church
Bartley- Moore
Dietztoh
Board of Control
Departmenta
Audi & Course
Woltther
Rosewater
D. E. Thompson
Thompson
Nebraska
Mfe
Rans
Senius
Perhapa
Washington
Mr. Thompson
Commonwealth of Nebraska
Republican Party
Akeretat
Ompson
Nebraska political notes and a marble statue proposal
The piece discusses candidates for senator citing two reasons for not entering the race, notes on a stone cutter turned sculptor claimant and a donated marble block for an Abraham Lincoln statue, highlights potential prison warden Edward A. Church with strong GOP support, and mentions Porter’s planned move to Oklahoma and shifts in congressional races and fusion fortunes.
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Thompson
John Currie
Marple
Tennessee
Nebraska
Abraham Lincoln
Currie
Capitol
Lincoln
Edward A. Church
Lancaster County
Church
G. A. R. Post
South Platte
Republican state central committee moves to Lindell Hotel
The Republican state central committee has moved its headquarters from Omaha to the Lindell Hotel in this city. They cordially welcome visitors and friends and plan to maintain the headquarters for an indefinite time while perfecting statewide organization led by Robert M Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Omaha
Lindell Hotel
Robert M’reynolds
Fair Play and Caricature in 19th Century Cartoons
The New York Mail and Express argues that fair play governs political cartoons and that abusive caricature harms both the target and the printer. It notes public backlash against biased images and cites Lincoln and Grant as examples of how satire rebounds across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Mail and Express
Lincoln
Grant
Cromwell's Watch and Other Curiosities at London Exhibition
The piece describes Cromwell’s egg shaped watch from the 1851 Great Exhibition with Worcester dial and notes it later belonged to a New Zealand owner. It mentions a Congregational minister in London and a detailed portrait discussion of Queen Victoria. The article also covers a bequest by a late king toward University funding and a charitable loan fund for students.
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England
Oliver Cromwell
Worcester
Times
New Zealand
Cromwel
Ai Deni
London
Fleming Williams
Telegraph
Jacer
Lotte
High University
Svex
Valuatte on ruby values by weight and rarity
The note discusses ruby pricing by carat, with values from ten to forty dollars per carat for small stones and special prices for stones over four carats. It marks larger stones as exceptionally rare and commands premium value.
Forsaking all Others Chapter V Household Turmoil
Gladys, recovering, faces a new upheaval as Nell Harvey tightens control over the estate. Nell dismisses staff, reassigns rooms to her sisters, and moves Gladys toward a near servant-led life while her husband backs the arrangement. Gladys plans to reclaim her parlor and authority.
Rage and confrontation over house changes and servants
Gladys erupts in wrath demanding immediate action from Harvey to remove rooms for the girls. Phebe notes the rare display of anger while Harvey defends Helen and urges patience as they plan a one or two day shift, with Gladys pressing for swift relocation and servants’ quarters debated.
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E. J. Hainer
Hainer
Ie Ig
Congress
B. T. Hainer
Oklahoma
Ighiek
State
Rees
Helen
Nell
Harvey
Gladys
Phebe
Foer
Saunders
Blakes
Brother Harvey
Annette
Sander
Ae Wexton
Gladys Forces Quiet Handling Of Family Feud
In a tense domestic scene Gladys orders decisive action to settle a rift with Helen and the house staff. She directs Tomlin and Phebe to organize the parlor and call Annette to manage the servants while Harvey resists, and the mother and son share a moment of unresolved tension and longing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Gladys
Phebe
Helen
Tomlin
Mr. Harvey
Sbe
Britain’s Growth How the Empire Expanded in a Hundred Years
An English writer notes the British empire's vast rise from 1800 to 1900. He cites population and area gains, with the empire reaching about 349 million people and 12 million white residents, while density, race figures, and colonial reach are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Orange
Transvaal
France
Germany
United Kingdom
States
British Empire
Kingdons
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Prince Tuan Porter
Oklahoma Territory
I. Y. Callihan
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Flynn
Cromwell
Valuatte, Kables
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Riday
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London ‘Salvation Army
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