Revival and growth noted across Nebraska towns
Reports from Norfolk to Ord Ashland and Falls City describe religious revival meetings and steady progress in communities. Amid church events, plans for hotel building at Clay Center and a large forthcoming Sons of Veterans encampment in West Point are announced, with local incidents, elections and business updates interwoven.
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Norfolk
Ord
Ilowells
Rue
Brock
Miss Townsley
Ashland
Clay Center
James Sneil
Martin
Wayne
Lincoln County
Blue Springs
Birmingham
Thomas ‘L'Oole
Nebraska City
Warren Mitchell
Table Rock
Beatrice
Tne
Charles Fisher
Charles Ranvalze
Gilmore
Kimmell
Seward
Miner
District Court
Savage
State Bank of
Wahoo
State Banking Board
W. E. Dickson
D. C
Sons of Veterans
West Point
Ihe
Gray
Stoun
House
Pleasant Valley Catholic Church
John Farrell
Dodge County
Pleasant Valley
BF. Flora
Pawnee County
Pawnee City
Imperial
Lindsey
Chase County
Mora
Sloan
van Court & Lemist
Nenawla
Omaha
Waocourt & Road
Lever Woolen Mill Company
Fremont
Broken Bow
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Island
Fred Johnson
North Platte
Peck
OU. K
Gandy
Charles Wooster
Lincoln
Waverly
Capital National Barn
Massachusetts
American Institute of Architects
Walser & Kambuall
Central United Presbyterian Church
Frank Huber
Uruugi
Davey
Huber
Carrie Todd
School Board of Lincoln
Dempster Mill Manufacturing Company
Dempster
C. Bml Hemler
A. R. Dempster
Co. Wm. Miller
Tigh
Atchison (Kan ) Globe
Elgin
Nedd
Dougherty
Denver
Mr. Dougherty
Ir. Miniie
Wemory
James G. Blaine
Washington
Eylne
Coal Statesman
John W. Bradbury
Providence
Blaine
Blatoes
Judge Gresham Offered Cabinet Post in Cleveland
Positively stated that Judge Gresham has been offered a place in Cleveland's cabinet and is expected to gain support across state legislatures. The Blaine Club of Chicago initiates a monument project for Blaine. Senator Stewart of Nevada is reelected by silverites in the legislature.
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Carnecié
Pirrsnure
Andrew Carnegie
I. C. Frick
Carnegie Steel Company
Homestead
Carnegie
Braddock Works
Bialne
Washington
Gresham
Cleveland
Blaine
Blaine Club
Chicago
Stewart
Nevada
Silverites
Votes for Senator and Nebraska Legislature Actions
In the Nebraska Senate and House the day’s business covered a wide range of measures. Debates focused on presidential electors, rail and street railway regulation, university incorporation, and banking laws while committee reports moved several bills toward passage. Joint conventions adjourned after formal proceedings, with notable votes on contested elections and a broad slate of proposed statutes awaiting further action.
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Wany
Nebraska
Senate
Dysart
Jesuiten
Agama
Reanec
Farro
Johnson
Senate Culuifilles
Apnal National Bank
Lynens
Suters
Special Court
Mullen
Pope
James G. Blaine
Bryan
Majora
Seonee HjCrounse
Thurston
Porter
Caper
Barry
Howe
Rhodes
Valley
Watson
McKesson
Snen Keckley
Keckley
Douglas County
Kruse
Newperry
Vensen
Committee On Elections and Privileges
Melonalu
Worlus Fair Committee
Nia
Struc
Daves
W H Dorgan
Luep
House
Emel
Crounse
Moore
Supreme Court
North
James
Blaine
Lue
Committee On Constitutional Amendments
Thomsen
I Andrews
Vyshoonds
F Reese Tee SiMarta
Dobson
State Board of Equalization
van Housen
Cornish
The
Columbian Commission
Bishop Worthington
Senat
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Falls City
Omana
Howard Streets
George Williams
Crawford
Adams County Agricultural Society
Ine
Paris
Frye
Maine
Committee On Foreign Relations
Pacific Ocean
Sandwich Islands
Hawaii
England
Germany
Pacific
Ilawani
War Department
State Department
Honolulu
J. W. Foster
Navy Departments
Hawaiian
Washington, D. C
Ihis
Treasury
Morten Paddoes
Webster Hovsi
Suth Beal
Renlal
Dixon County
Merrick
Jensen
Beal
Otere
Sunate
Graham
J. Kk. Cobbey
Eggleston
New York
Catholic News
Rome
Alies Zooch
Sir Alfred Sulrivex Zooch
London
Towers
Deen Tadao
Thorns
Majors & Dawes
Thani
Ornas
Pepe
Martin M
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Cape Cod
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Kansas City