North Dakota Senator Endorses Peruna Remedy
United States Senator Ton W N Roach of North Dakota personally endorses Peruna as a catarrh cure and tonic. In a Washington letter to The Peruna Medicine Company Roach says the tonic has improved his strength vigor and appetite and he believes Peruna is remarkably efficacious for catarrh.
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Ton. W. N Roach
United States
North Dakota
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Roach
Larimore
Oka
Peruna Endorsed By Builders And Lawyers In Catarrh Cure
Fragments praise Peruna for catarrh cure from Br Ed J Makinson of St. Paul and J Maxinson. Dr Hartman promotes Peruna as a universal remedy for catarrh coughs colds bronchitis and winter diseases. Attorney J D Kirkhoff from Brooklyn confirms relief from years of suffering. Readers urged to write for advice.
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Ed J. Makinson
Grand Block
Wabash Street
St. Paul
Minn
J. Maxinson
United States
Hartman
Byron J. Kirkhuf
Gates Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. Kirkhoff
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Nebraska House Debates Foreclosure Measure and Bills Introduced
In the Nebraska legislature the House limited business to bills reports and roll 260 debate on Fowler’s foreclosure measure, which would extend the nonforeclosure period from two to five years. it advanced to indefinite postponement by a 45 to 39 vote. New bills include prohibiting free railroad transport for judges, regulating trust companies, and holiday renumbering. the joint convention adjourned to 11 a.m. Tuesday as Senate business followed.
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HOUSE
Fowler
Copnor
Loomis, Mockett
Supreme
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Allen
Berge
Creanse
Currie
Hous e considers beef hides bill and treasurer bond act
The house resumed consideration of senate file 44 by Van Boskirk to require original sellers to exhibit hides. After amendments the bill was recommended for passage. A second act would require the state treasurer to bond for faithful accounts and to swornly report funds to the governor.
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House
Senate
van Boskirk
Senate Bill Bars Officials From Contracts With Their Corporations
A Senate bill introduced on the 22nd by Senator Martin of Richardson county would forbid county township municipal and school board officers from contracting with or benefiting from contracts with their own corporations. The measure carries an emergency clause and outlines penalties up to 500 dollars or up to three months in jail. Also reported were actions on two other bills: Senate file 224 redefining when a tenant is overholding beyond lease term and House roll 189 allowing joint institutes run by multiple county superintendents with state cooperation.
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Nebraska
Brown
HOUSE
Senate
van Boskirk
State Bar Association
McCarthy
Supreme Court
Hastings Asylum
I. W. Laflin
United States
State Treasury
Stockwell
Boyd
Allen
Berge
Crounse
Currie
Diautrich
Harlan
Hinshaw
Hitchcock
Hainer
Harrington
Kinkaid
Martin
Meiklejohn
Morian
Rosewater
Ransom
Thompson
D. E
W. H
Hawxby
Fowler
E. Hibbert
Dietrich
Richardson County
Young
Rehner
Senate action on insurance bills and militia code
The senate adopted the insurance committee report routing three bills to indefinite postponement. House roll 204 to move sinking fund to the general fund was engrossed for a third reading. Senator Steele's militia code bill was recommended for passage. Gov Dietrich’s secretary announced signature on House roll 43 and Senate file 49. Also first readings on penitentiary lands leasing and fund disposal bills.
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Senate
Swanson
House
Steele
H. C. Lindsay
Dietrich
Nebraska
Senate votes against engrossing Widdell resolution on weekly pay
The Senate, 18 to 12, fails to reach two thirds to engross Widdell’s resolution demanding cash weekly salaries for employers with over ten workers. Harlan’s SF 15 passes third reading to imprison kidnappers for one to twenty years with an emergency clause. SF 74 on first class city laws recommended. SF 153 indefinitely postponed. House RB 61 indefinitely postponed.
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Senate
Widdell
Harlan
Haclan
Oleson
Broderick
Steele
Senate passes multiple bills in third reading
The senate approved Senate files 34 72 and 140 on third reading with votes recorded for each. Ziegler Berlet ONeill Young and others were noted. The session also considered house roll 49 urging direct election of US senators and adjourned after introducing several bills.
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Senate
Ziegler
Berlet
O'Neill
Philippines
Senate Fl
Young
State Poultry Association
United States
Liddell
Congress
Senate actions and memorial for Samuel Maxwell
Senate files 122 and 187 by Cumminus were indefinitely postponed. Both proposals would raise the state tax on peddlers and grant $100 licenses. Senate file 23 by Ransom passed 29 to 0 on descendants proceedings for loss of life. Senate file 112 passed 25 to 2 listing war veterans. A unanimous resolution commemorated Judge Samuel Maxwell as a trusted public servant and moral example.
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Senate
Cumminus
O'Neill
Spain
Philippines
Johnson and
Miller
Nebraska
Samuel Maxwell
Nebraska Senate Moves on Tax Lien Redemptions and Governor Mansion Sale
The Senate Public Lands and Buildings Committee visited Omaha to study the Institute for the Deaf and Dumb. The House largely adjourned after a half day, advancing bills on land tax redemption and governor’s mansion sale, with an emergency clause likely to enact soon.
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Senate Committee On Public
Allen, Young, Trompen
Arends
Berlet
Owens
Steele
Lyman
Krumbach
Omaha
Institute For the Deaf and Dumb
Powler
House
Crounse
Miller
van Baskirk
McCarthy
State Bar Association
Supreme Court
Senator O'Neill
Insurance Department
Public Accounts
Nebraska Banks Show Strong Statewide Growth in 1900
The Nebraska Supreme Court references a financial advance as state banks excluding national banks report deposits rising by over 4.2 million in the year ending December 2, 1900. Secretary Royse notes all 413 banks are sound and profitable with loans, discounts, reserves, and profits up while notes and bills rediscounted decline. General deposits total 25,894,056.37.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Feort
Rouse
State Banking Board
Royse
Supreme court denies rehearing on riparian rights Nebraska case
Nebraska irrigation dispute over riparian water rights continues as the supreme court overrules a motion for rehearing in a dispute involving the Crawford company, Dawes county, and Leroy Hall. The case centers on water use along the White river near Crawford and a mill downstream. An injunction against Hall was initially temporary, with permanent relief denied by the district court and later reviewed by the high court.
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Lincoln
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Dawes County
Crawford Company
White River
Crawford
Leroy Hall
Hall
District Court
Senate committee surveys Norfolk Insane asylum facilities
Lincoln February 23 report by the senate committee on public lands and buildings chaired by Senator Allen finds the Norfolk asylum water system inadequate. It recommends a 14 foot diameter by 80 foot high stand pipe costing about 4000 dollars, 100 rockers for elderly inmates, one couch per male ward and new iron beds for female wards.
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Lincoln
Senate Committee On Public Lands and Buildings
Senator Allen
Norfolk Insane Asylum
Minnesota grand larceny suspect returned to state
Lincoln February 23 Governor Dietrich honored a requisition from Minnesota for Elmer Tappy's return. Tappy, held at Greely Center, faces charges in Mankato Minnesota of grand larceny for allegedly converting household goods to his own use during the early part of the month.
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Deltrich Honora
Lincoln
Dietrich
Minnesota
Elmer Tappy
Tappy
Greely Center
Mankato
Minn
York Advances to Second Class City Status
Rich issued a proclamation declaring York a city of the second class with a population between 5 000 and 26 000. The move grants a new charter as York Croatia’s population is 5 132 per the census, shifting from laws for towns under 5 000.
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Lincoln
Dietrich
City of
York
Yorl
Pleads Guilty to Forgery in Broken Bow Case
Ed Penn held in jail three weeks for forging a 337 check on Mike Roggen of Oconto pled guilty this afternoon. The judge will sentence Penn and William Oxley late in the week. Mershall S. Pike, 83, poet singer and actor, dies at Upton Massachusetts. White Pass Yukon road buys Canadian Development company property.
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Broken Bow
Ed Penn
Mike Roggen
Oconto
Penn
William Oxley
Mershall S. Pike
Upton, Mass
White Pass & Yukon Road
Canadian Development Company
York City Receives Near Ten Thousand Bequest for Library
York city treasurer reports a nearly $10,000 bequest from Mrs. Charles Weeds for library purposes. The committee favors buying income-producing property or a brick building in the business district to rent lower rooms and help fund library operations.
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York
Charles Weeds
City of York
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