Nebraska Highlights Pardons and Public Notices
Nebraska news notes pardons recommended by the governor and officials for citizens including Edward J. Collier and a murder case from Douglas County. Reports cover state taxes on dogs, alfalfa injuries to a boy near Edgar, a Beatrice packing plant plan, county wage costs, and railroad proposals along the South Loup. Also noted are lightning damage at Grand Island Soldiers Home and delegates named for Nebraska to a national bar conference.
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J. O. Mead
Hall County
Beatrice
Congress
Kennedy
Scnelgtaeget
Omaha
Edward Rosewater
International Postal Congress
Rome
Saunders County
Brown
Pawnee
Jesse Wall
Eagle
Ashland
Candhusia
Fred Shirley
Quinton
Cass Ray
Mies Guy
Monta
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Lincoln
John L. Webster
Ralph W Breckinridge
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Stuarts
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Idaho
Grand Island
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Mickey
Cummins
Iowa
United States
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Hastings Asylum
Buffalo County
South Loup River
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Buckeye Valley
Logan County
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Fort Riley
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Topeka
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Samuela Wiley
Cedar Rapids
Thaw Insanity Plea Possible in White Murder Case
In New York, Harry K Thaw seeks to amend his plea on the White murder case. Reports say he may offer a temporary insanity defense. A key witness testifies on Thaw’s dinner and garden moments before the shooting. White’s funeral is held at St James L I with simple rites.
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McCalet
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Ane Coffies
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Alstriat
Terney
Thomas
Yeni Ad Che Rehm
Spain
Patohtes
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Duke
Alid
Davar
Almodavar
Zariay
Ubaca Teathy
Couplesy Siisst
Millgerburs
Pat
Stillwater
Minn
Iterpotuc
Jason
Miss Dunbar
Lotz
Deathbed confession ties murder to Blackarth scheme
An aged confession reveals a Walkeha widow and accomplice murdered years ago for money. The pair allegedly planned with Hat to fake a deathbed scene at Blackarth, then burned the body to cover the crime.
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Jt Waukenha
Blackarth
Circus Tent Collapse Kills and Injures in Aurora
A dramatic windstorm toppled the Ringling Circus tent in Aurora injuring and killing several people as canvas and poles collapsed into a panic. Rescue crews pulled victims from under debris while many spectators fled through torn walls and exits. The tragedy disrupted summer camps and schools across Kane County and neighboring towns.
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Aurora
Hil
Ringling
Bollaas
Kane County
Kera
Rira
Gadmussen
Rich youths rob mansion a tale of a staged burglary
A report details a break in at the home of James Laughlin, president of Jones Laughlin Steel, with Galey and others implicated. Arrests followed as investigators described the attempted robbery amid a broader crime story and political commentary.
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Phushure
Galey
Samuel Galey
Jamea B Laughlin
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Feales
Diem
Caley
Todd
Boyd
Parliament Ends Session With Record Appropriations But Unclear Net
A political document outlines fiscal year appropriations totaling 280 183 301 with a 59 million increase from the last session. It notes major items including Isthmian canal work 42,447,009 297, construction of new buildings 19 32 000 and San Francisco state funds 509 000, plus meat inspection and postal service costs 10 600 000. It discusses deficits, deductions, and the need to meet expenditures while projecting next year revenues around 731 673 or more.
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Congress
San Francisco
Ford Inspection
Treasury
Congress adjourns fifty ninth session end of year
Senators and the House adjourned Saturday night at ten o clock marking the end of the Fifty ninth Congress first session and the conclusion of the fiscal year. The adjournment closed government balances and expenses with few notable ceremonies as members prepared to depart.
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Congress
Walington
Falfpanity
Senate
Cannon
St Sesajén
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