Nebraska News Roundup Highlights Regional Events
Beatrice levies 35 mills while Hastings saloons close Sundays and Lincoln census stays similar. Beatrice assessed value stands at 940000. Nebraska hay prospects look good. Senator Allen visits Omaha. Beatrice plans city bonds for Nebraska National Bank building. Multiple local incidents include a fatal shock in South Omaha, a Bloomfield hotel fire, and a Rushville saloon theft. Military arrivals, mining gains, and agricultural notes appear alongside bridge damage and new state committee plans.
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Jessie Suiru
Syracuse
Nebraska
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Robert Vooacex
South Omaha
Albert Joyce
Colorado
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Howells
David H. Mercer
Congress
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Farrel & Co
Cambridge
Josepny
Carlisle
Nance County
Stuart & Dowd
Rushville
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Board of Agriculture
State Board of Purchase and Supplies
Nellie Walnwahur
G. W. Wainright
Blair
Japan
Gage County
G. F. Keiper
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Mackay
Teachers' institute opens as 100 attend
Dona county's teachers' institute opens with about 100 in attendance. Local court actions include Carr J Fornay discharged for lack of evidence in a 1893 arson case while Willam Thompsen bound over on a forged check. Others report a Denver misidentification, a missing farmhand, a fatal barn fire, and local civic notes on schools and taxes.
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Dona County
Teachers’ Institute
Carr J. Fornay
First National Bank of
Aurora
Willam Thompsen
Grand Island
Ife
Joan A. Clark
Omaha
Denver
Clark
McDonald
Saunders County
Dodge County
Sobatka
Westorn
Hanny Mercukiss
Lincoln Commercial Club
Cartegena
South America
Mr. Hotchkiss
Church of Gold
New Fort Crook
Nebraska
Uncle Sam
Utah
Omiaha
Board of Education
Omaha Bee
Anna R. Stott
Cumberland
Burlington
Exeter
W. J. Johnson
Calawell
Superior
Scott
Ohio
Hotcomp
William McKinley
Grand Army of the Republic of
Lancaster County
Southern Kenny
Union Pacific
Washington
Kelly
F. A. Whitteman
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Jenni Coleman
Jiusban d
Russell
Pearlie May Ishmael
Sper Fulins
Dtute Ais
Bryan of Nebraska Nominee on Fifth Ballot Sparks Convention Stampede
At the convention hall Bryan of Nebraska tops the fifth ballot as favorite sons from other states lose on every round. The scene turns wild with the stampede of supporters as excitement surges through the hall.
Nomination Speeches Open Democratic Convention Showdown
The Democratic National Convention adjourned after speeches naming Bland Bryan Boies Bluthews and others. Pattison was presented by Pennsylvania with McLean of Ohio and Pennoyer of Oregon also in the running as delegates argued over early ballots and provincial strength.
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Bryan
Missouri
Arkansas
Illinois
Texas
South
Boies
Boies and Blutthews
Pattison
White
California
Green
Harrity
Pennsylvania
Robert E. Pattison
Mattingly
District of Columbia
Peerteas
John R. McLean
Ohio
Miller
Oregon
Sylvester Pennoyer
Blackburn
Matthews
McLean
Pennoyer
Bryan landslide at fifth ballot seals Democratic nomination
At Chicago Ohio changes to Bryan and Illinois caucuses join the stampede as William Jennings Bryan secures the Democratic nomination on the fifth ballot. The convention erupts in cheering with flags banners and wild demonstrations across the hall.
Walbridge Wins Republican Primary for Governor Bid
Walbridge carries the Missouri primary with a solid delegation of 105 from Louis to back him for governor. Frost for Filley observed in report as rival, with party leaders planning to support Walbridge at the state convention in Springfield on July 22.
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Br. Louis
Walbridge
Filley Frost
Springfeld
Sewall Nominated as Bryan Vice President Running Mate
Democratic convention on the fifth ballot nominates Sewall of Maine for vice president beside W. J. Bryan. McLean was blocked despite wishes. Bland and Sibley vied earlier with Williams and Marston also discussed as potential choices. The scene featured delays, with debate on gold standard and regional balance.
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Mr. Sewall
Maine
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
McLean
Richard P. Bland
Missouri
Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
John R. McLeaun
Ohio
Johnson and others rally for free trade ticket at convention
Ex Congressmen and governors push for labor support and free trade plank. Tom Johnson lauds Fithian of Illinois and backs humanistic aims over wealth, while Texas pledges vote for Richard Bland. Sibley of Pennsylvania urged as statesman. Sewall backed by Maine and others amid nominations.
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Tom Johnson
Fithia
Tom W. Johnson
Cleveland
Richardson
Tennessee
Johnson
George W. Fithian
Ilinoi
W. A. Miller
Oregon
Pennoyer
William A. Burke
California
Arthur Sewall
Maine
C.S. ‘Thomas
Colorado
J. D. Showalter
Missouri
Congress
Joseph Sibley
Pennsylvania
Texas
Bland
Culberson
Richard P. Bland
Morris
Illinois
Sibley
Soane
Ohio
McLean
Fithian
John Scott
Sewuall
Jones for Chairman Leads Democratic Committee Shuffle
From Missouri Cucany July 13 the Arkansas senator Jones is the only name widely linked to the national committee chair. The selection hinges on Kyan’s wishes, with Nebraska supporters noting Jones would please him. A long list of new committee members follows from Alabama to Wyoming and beyond.
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Alabama
HM. D. Clayton
Arkansas
Thomas C. McRae
California
J. J. Dwyer
Colorado
Adair Wilson
Connecticut
Carlos Kench
Delaware
R. R. Kenney
Worida
Samuel Pascoe
Georgia
Clarke Howell
Idaho
George Ainslee
Ilinois
Thomas Gahan
Indiana
Gilbert Shanklin
Iowa
Charles A
Nevada
R. P. Keating
New Hampshire
A. W. Sulloway
New Jersey
James Smith, Jr
New York
John Sheehan
North Carolina
Joseph Daniels
North Dakota
W. C. Lustikow
Ohio
J. R. Mclean
Oregon
J. Townsend
Pennsylvania
W.A. Harrity
Rhode Island
Richard B. Comstock
South Carolina
Benjamin R.tillman
South Dakota
James M. Wood
Tennessee
J. M. Rea
Texas
J. D. Dudley
Utah
A. W. McCune
Vermont
R. B. Simalleys Virgina
P. J. Otey
Washington
H. C. Wallace
West Virginia
J.I. Mc.Graw
Wisconsin
E.G Wall
Wyoming
W. I. Wolliday
Arizona
W. H. Burbage
District of
Mrs Bryan Responds After Nomination At Convention
Mrs Bryan, quietly dressed, sat near the press seats at the hotel as Mr Bryan’s nomination was announced. She spoke briefly of delegates’ pledges and pride in her husband, saying she had nothing to add for publication and thanked the delegates.
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Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Washington Hesing Bolta Carcaco’s Chicago convention stance
Washington Hesing, editor of the Illinois Staats Zeitung, has halted the Chicago convention and platform. He declares he will not back any candidate who supports free silver, underscoring the Staats Zeitung’s influence among German Democrats for years.
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Washington Hesing
Illinois Staats Zeitung
West
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Staats Zeitung
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