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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1897

Page

2

Nebraska Notes From Cedar County and Vicinity

Many cattle are fed in Cedar County. Burwell’s new Christian church was dedicated. Vremont residents seek a 1,000,000 beet sugar factory. N. P. Unit at Wausa lost 100 hogs in the storm. Miss Alice Thomason named Burt County school superintendent. a wide range of local events include fires, accidents, court notices, college enrollment, and rural reports across Nebraska.

Burwell Vremont N. P. Unit Wausa Alice Thomason Burt County Siow Anton Bernasek Saunders County Walls City Harry Rice C. E. Rice North I“atte Diwon Suterior Dodge County Gates College Neligh Idaho Case Wahoo Laurel Valentine Likhorn Nebraska Press Association Grand Island Columbus Fire Department Zuhike Sancroft Madison County Bank of Walmage Schlitz State Normal Vem Volis County S$ Tlards Nebraska Etate Historical Society Lincoln Sterling Morton J. .W. Furnes W. Summers Iew Celdwell Tom Hempsteit Surrey County Ira Beadle Willie Gehringer Nezdle Semstedt J. M. Henderson Ife William True Nebraska City Burlington An Bing

Nebraska Executive Delivers Thorough State Affairs Review

The Nebraska executive outlines state matters in a detailed, dignified formal address. It defends current governance and presents a series of recommendations aimed at improving public administration and policy efficiency.

Nebraska

Nebraska Penitentiary History and Labor Reforms

The 1894 report reviews Nebraska’s penitentiary progress. It notes population shifts, lower confinement numbers, and reduced clemency. It argues for humane yet firm discipline, prisoner classification, and new cell facilities. It critiques attempts to resume lease labor and advocates state control and gradual, self-sustaining convict labor with careful legal reform.

Nebraska Denna Witersaey Birtavel Wiscoms Prevent Wardin Sandard of Morales Werden Offi Arimus Hous Hfe S.rict Prst Pribonera Sinh Welay Tts Iegisliture Board of Public Fands and Buildings Occas Aate Supreme Court

State asylums face costs and capacity notes from official report

A state official urges equity in pay for all institutional staff and proposes expanding capacity at Hastings Hastings hospital and Lincoln hospital with Norfolk options. The report stresses economy while maintaining humane care, noting current facilities are at or near full capacity and better efficiency comes from larger, well managed populations.

Trastings Institution Expansion Debate and Transfers

Discussion on reorganizing three state institutions for the insane focuses on consolidating patients at the Trastings Institution. It notes advantages of current arrangement, requests for new buildings to increase capacity, and transfers limited by vacancies, death, or recovery, urging review of biennial superintendent reports.

Legislative provision for industrial schools in New York state

By constitutional enactment the legislature may provide for the establishment of schools for under sixteen children. The Industrial school at Neur ney for both girls and boys was first established. Separate institutions followed at Niceurnes for boys and Geneva for girls. Superintendents report satisfactory condition with waste and economy opportunities. Improvements suggested by superintendents merit consideration. I am prepared to favor appropriations for additional buildings at either institution.

Nkeurney Niceurnes Geneva Rexatrice

Institutions for the Deaf and the Blind Are Educational

The document argues both the Deaf and the Blind institutions are educational, not asylums, and discusses constitutional control, boards, and recent Nebraska Supreme Court rulings on their governance and purpose. It urges a single act to align management with education rather than public lands authority.

Nebraske Crty Gumohe Charester Chaptec Satoner Institute For the Deaf and Dumb Institution For the Blind Institute For the Deaf and Dumb Fire Board of Public Lands and Buildings Supreme Court Nebraska State Bacon Board of Public Lands and Buildings Meneginz Curtis Vs. Allen Board of Public Funds Nmproper

Legal Opinion on Deaf and Blind Institutions Trustees

A court record discusses state actions on the deaf and blind institutions. It cites constitutional provisions and debates over trustees appointment and legislative authority, urging supervisory reform and periodic meetings for governance.

Nebraska industrial home for penitent women history

A review of the 1881 Nebraska legislature creating an industrial home for penitent women and girls. It discusses funding, location at Milford, supervision by the Woman’s Associations Charities of Nebraska, and later proposals to place the home for the friendless under state control and a board of women to ensure proper management and accountability.

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Governor Seeks Centralized Control Of Nebraska State Institutions

Governor Boyd urges legislative amendment to restore executive appointing power over all Nebraska state institutions. He cites multiple agencies under boards or detached authorities, arguing central oversight would reduce expenses and friction while aligning management with taxpayers’ interests.

Doctors in China and American Medicine Misunderstandings

European doctors in China struggle with Celestials and patient John Chinamen who defies dosage norms by seeking friends and majority advice. Native practitioners dispense large doses, causing misperceptions of foreign generosity. Olive and Clara Lowe, Kansas City workers, travel to Hot Springs, Arkansas, then are stranded near Port Scotr and arrested after fare money runs out.

China John Port Scotr Kun Olive Clara Lowe Kansas City Hot Springs Ark Paola Imoney

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