Cleveland Demand Triggers Silver Repeal Fight
An editorial condemns cutting public funding and warns of delayed legislation. It notes Judge Allen's Senate election, laments scant progress in the twenty third session, and reports Cleveland pushing for immediate silver policy repeal, with a 42 to 23 vote showing the repeal dead for now.
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Allen
Senator Paddock
U. S. Senate
Culeveland
Congress
Don M. Dickinson
Cleveland
Nebraska Press Association to Meet at Columbus in February
The twenty first annual session of the Nebraska Press association will be held at Columbus on February 16 and 17. The program includes a business session and registrations on Thursday with an address of welcome by Mayor David Schupbach, a poem by Walt Mason, and papers on advertising and the Nebraska press at the World's Fair. On Friday the program features reported secretary and treasurer, delegates to the national association, and papers on the science of advertising and printing practices.
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Jupge Wm. Gaslin
Capital National Bank of Lincoln
Supreme Court
Cedar County
Jenal
Treas
County of Wayne
Bressler
Nebraska
Beane
BOUL
Bute ‘Press. Association
Nebraska” Press Association
Columbus
David ‘Schupbach
H. M. Busheel
Lincoln Call
Election of Officers and Delegates at York Timor News
T E Sedgwick of York Timor papers discuss The Premium Offer Plan. A H Betzer of David City reports on election of officers and delegates to the national association.
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T. E. Sedgwick
York Timor
A. H. Betzer
David City
National Association
Muzale the Mischief Maker bills spark in Nebraska House
Opinion from Kearney Hub criticizes a proposed compulsory education measure now before the Nebraska House Committee on Public Schools. The plan would require children eight to fourteen to attend a public day school or equivalent for twelve weeks annually, with stringent private school teacher certification matched to public standards. The piece denounces the act as overreach, arguing parents should decide their child’s education and warning of political and social upheaval if enacted.
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Nebraska
House Committee On Public Schools
Wisconsin
Illinois
Kearney
Seven Heap Good Indians at Pine Ridge Massacre
Report from Pine Ridge describes a Brule Sioux group led by Two Strikes killing three white men and mortally wounding another after a vision in which the Messiah supposedly urged slaughter. They burned cattle and fled toward the bad lands, pursued by Indian police under Sergeant Joe Bush.
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Pine Ridge
State Journal
White Clay Creek
White River
Humphrey & Sterger
Bear Eagle
Chief No Water
Brules
Brown
Sargeant
Joe Bush
Two Strikes skirmish leaves casualties after police volley
In a clash described as two, Strikes was fatally shot. One son died instantly while Face Horse fell, and four others were mortally wounded. Police released a boy mistaken for a squaw, and officials claim the Osage conflict has ended with punished murderers and quiet, ordered relations with whites.
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Rosebud
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