Nebraska House Passes Abortion of Reports Amid Senatorial Ballots
The Nebraska house on the 15th adjourned after disposing of standing committee reports and placing several bills on general file. Debates covered county attorney elections, insanity asylum repairs, and a state board of charities with a 2500 annual expense plan.
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Loomis of
Dodge
Samuel Maxwell
McCarthy
Dixon
Judge Maxwell
Lane
Lancaster
Loase
Allen
Berge
Crounse
Currie
Hainer
Harlan
Hitchcock
Himshaw
Kinkaid
Monklejotn
Morlan
Martin
Rosewater
Thompson
Nebraska Senate Delays Action on Humane Horse Shoeing Bill
The senate indefinitely postponed Baldrige's humane horse shoeing bill for cities with 6000 plus people. Van Boskirk's plan to set up Nebraskan agricultural experiment station sub stations near Ogallala Culbertson and Alliance also stalled. A Shiloh battlefield monument appropriation was withdrawn by Senator Steele. Senate file 226 on irrigation water rights disappeared from Senator Owens' desk and was reported to the clerks.
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Senate
Baldrige
van Boskirk
Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Ogallala
Culbertson
Alliance
Shiloh
Nepraskanr
Steele
House
Firat
Owens
Chamber
Senate measures pass in 4th session day
In the senate on the 4th, several bills moved forward. Senate file 104, by McCargar, requires a stamp or label on every bale of binder twice offered for sale in the state with an emergency clause. Senate file 22, by Ransom, provides punishment for kidnapping. Senate file 17, by Miller, lets directors of the State Dairymen's Association set the annual convention time and place. Senate file 116, by Pitney, empowers county boards to establish boards of health and enforce quarantines. Senate file 46, by Oleson, amends 958a to address changes of venue in civil actions.
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Miller
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Dairymen’s Association
Pitney
Oleson
Senate Advances Legal Notices and Passes Several Bills
A legal notices publication requirement is set for 200 copies weekly with 26 weeks lead time as Senate action and Governor Dietrich concur on lith. Senate files 49 40 89 12 pass on third reading with votes in the majority. Newell's voting precinct penalty bill is recommitted to attach an emergency clause. A lone bill to cap indebtedness of counties cities towns and districts is introduced.
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Corneer
Rohner
Mockett
Glancaster
Nebraska
Sendtor
Board of Charities and Corrections
Publc
Allen
Berge
Ir Chounase
Currie
Hainer
Warlan
St. Thtehcock
Linshasw
Kinkaid
Meiklejohn
Martich
Rosewater
Sutherland
Thompson
W. JH
van Dusen
Senate
House
Dietrich
Owens
Ransom
Martin
Barbers’ Board
Baldrige
Young
Newell
Senate Debates Bill on Register of Deeds eligibility
In the session on the 9th, Senate Mle 33 would require counties with population 18 250 or more to elect a register of deeds. Amendments raising minimums and salaries were rejected and a substitute set the threshold near current levels. Several bills received first or second readings with committee recommendations on passage or postponement.
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Steele
Jefferson
Judiciary Committee
Senate bill reshapes official ballots and redistricting plan
Legislative notes describe Senator Edgar's bill to revert ballots to the old format with candidate names in separate columns and left to right order by party size. It also notes Senator Young's congressional redistricting proposal aims to create five Republican districts based on vote shares from the last general election.
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Senate
Edgar
Young of Stanton
Nebraska Legislature Reorganizes Districts and Bills Mix
The legislature redraws districts moving Cass Seward and York into new spots while Washington shifts to the third district. debates apportionment budgets and a 21 judge target. Notable bills cover insane spouse property transfers, irrigation constitution amendments, state fair funding probe, kidnapping penalties, and nutriology commissions.
Alliances Debated to Offset German Bloc
The Bourse Gazette advocates a four-nation alliance among France Russia America and Japan to counter the Anglo German bloc a concept some press outlets still doubt as genuine.
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Bourse Gazette
France
Russia
America
Japan
Belva Lockwood Endorses Peruna in Political and Health Appeal
Belva A Lockwood the prominent Washington lawyer and presidential candidate praises Peruna as a versatile remedy for cold catarrh hay fever and weakness. Letters from Mrs Pelton of St Paul and Mrs Julia C Brown of Pecatonica Il discuss Perunas efficacy for headaches heart palpitations and general vitality. Dr Hartman asserts catarrh can affect any organ and invites readers to seek free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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Barrigler
Washington, D. C
United States
America
Perunia Medicine Company
Hannah J. Bennet
Belva A. Lockwood
I’ Pellon
T. Pelton
St. Anthony Avenue
St. Paul, Minn
Peruna
Diamond Match Co Reports Strong 1900 Earnings
The Diamond Match Company reports net earnings of 2,014,838 for 1900 on 15 million capital stock, a little over 14 percent return. The noisy OCR fragment also mentions various unrelated items and ad-like lines without coherent context.
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Diamond Match Company
Thelma Vernon and the Piano Offer in Omaha
An 1900 advertisement in Schmoller & Mueller catalogs promotes Upright pianos at 148 dollars with easy payments. It touts safe learning from enemies and claims Piso's Cure for Consumption is unequalled for roughs and colds.
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Schmoller & Mtteller
Leir Parnam Street
Omaha
John F Boren
Kinkly Springs, Ltd
Prince of Wales tops English tenure record on birthday
The Prince of Wales celebrates his 59th birthday November 9 and extends the English history’s longest held title reigns. The text notes his various titles, from Duke of Cornwall to Earl of Chester, and compares him with George IV. It also includes an ad for Defiance Starch offering a 16 oz package for 10 cents with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Prince of Wales
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Prince
Duke of Cornwall and
Rothesay
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Carrick
Baron Renfrew
the Isles
Chester
Dublin
Lord Renfrew
Earl of Chester
Ad Offers DEPIANCEH STARCH For 10 Cents A 1 Oz Pack
An advertisement urges customers to ask their grocer for DEPIANCEH STARCH, a 1 oz package priced at 10 cents with a satisfaction guarantee or money refunded. It notes other 0 cent starches contain only 12 ounces? The copy appears garbled but centers on the low price and refund policy.
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Defiance
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