Nebraska items mix of crime, council acts and farming
A Raleigh of Nebraska items reports arrests for cattle theft near Vieree and chicken stealing in Geneva, a jury trial in Plattsmouth, and a rejected gas ordinance in Hastings. It notes farm news from Dawson and North Bend, irrigation plans in the state, and a bird club meeting in Kearney. It also covers a railway water test in Hastings and a fatal shotgun accident in Saunders county.
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Democrats
Nebraska
Lincoln
Jeremiah Fenton
Dawson
North Bend
Traibe
Tie gWarren Live Stock Company
Duncan
Chicago
Joan Nicodemus
Vieree County
Co-Operative
Valparaiso
Fremont
Elhiolz
West Point
Levi's Barn
Nebraska City
Dunbar
Joan Winpman
Ashland
Plattsmouth
John A. Donelan
Commercial Bank
Junge Strut
J. M. Hazen
Blue Springs
Blue Springs Bank
Valley J
J. C. Inwin
Presbyterian Church
North Platte
George Leonard
Quinton
Oto
Edward Lorene
Mighdel
Pavers
Miook
District Court
Mackay
Norfolk
Minnie
Krashaw
Passwater
Warren County
Holcomb
Iowa
Mark Buenxs
Daibner
E. C. Burns
William Golden
Andrew Golden
Kearney
Thomas J. VanLack
Alliance
McCook
Solomon Schott
Unll
Hastings
Gronak Metz
Geneva
Metz
Thomas Kiggerstaff
Saunders County
New State University Regent Named by Governor Holcomb
Governor Holcomb appoints Victor Rosewater managing editor of the Omaha Bee as regent of the State University to succeed Henry J Estabrook who resigns. Letters of recommendation from prominent educators are on file at the executive office. The change takes effect March 1.
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New State University
Holcomb
Victor Rosewater
Mannaging
Omaha Bee
The
State University
Henry J. Estabrook
Estabrook
Rosewater
Seth Low
Columbia College
New York
Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
Venezuela Commission
Nicholas Butler
Eduecational Discation
Philosophy
John W. Burgess
Political Science
Herbertb. Adams
Johns. Hopkins University
William A. Keener
Columbian College
John H. Finley
Knox College
Galesburg
Walkers
Walker
Dawson County
Captain McNamara
Kentucky
Nebraska
Waller
Ife
Lincoln
George Smith
Douglas County
Jacob Imelin
Smith
Polk County
Iowa
Cox
Omaha
Frank Smickle
Brown County
Gregory County
South Dakota
William H. Day
United States Adopts Cuban Resolutions in House Action
The House voted 163 to 16 to adopt foreign affairs committee Cuban resolutions as a substitute for Senate measures, enabling a conference between chambers. The resolutions call for recognizing Cuba’s belligerent status, neutrality toward both sides, and US good offices to guide a potential independence settlement.
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Washington
Foreign Affairs Committee of the
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Cuba
United States
Spain
Treuesple O
Hitt
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Reed
Tucker
Virginia
Abe Y Hy
Baileyas
Jnéborus
Great Britain
Bull Run
Cesar
Napoleon
Texas
San Jacinto
Santa Anna
Barcelona
General Weyler
Spain Makes Amends For Barcelona Outburst
Washington reports Spain acted quickly to apologize for mob violence in Barcelona. The Spanish government expressed deep regret and offered full reparation after news reached Madrid, and measures were taken to protect the U S delegation.
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Washington
United States
Barcelona
Spain
State Department
Hannis Taylor
Madrid
Legation
Senate approves navy expansion and emergency clause
The Senate passed a bill to increase the navy by 1000 enlisted men and to call out the naval militia in emergencies, with provision for troop transport ships. Senator Hale urged caution and saw the emergency clauses as prudent amid national events. A separate joint resolution asks the Navy Secretary to name three officers to inspect Navassa island for a coaling station near Cuba.
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Wasinetoy
Senate
Hale
United States
Gorman
Secretary of the Navy
Navassa Island
West Indies
Cuba
President Carlisle Hope Cited In Democratic Nomination
Washington report says a cabinet member cites the President would not seek another term even if guaranteed victory. Carlisle of Kentucky is named as the Administration’s preferred successor, with Olney’s name discounted. Meanwhile, Senate amendments to the army appropriation bill fail to concur and move to conference as Lacey defends leasing Arizona lands for education. The veto plan prompts debate over timber and local control, with the Updegraf fe bill to abolish the fee system for US attorneys and marshals advancing as an amendment.
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Washington
Strode
Thayer
Manderson
White House
Cleveland Sipon
Nebraska
Cleveland
England
Hopkins
Neb
Mercer
House
Wlattsmouth Board of Trade
Gear
Iowa
Senate
Congress
Mandergon
Wilich
Wasmnetox
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Olney
Carlisle
Arizona
Oklahoma
Lacey
Jiurpay
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Turner
Georgia
Henderson
Town
Committee On Rules
Updegraffe
United States
Treasury
District of
Kansas
Westtern
Missouri
Another Shipload of Negrose for Liberia S
The steamship Lamada sailed from Bavarian Georgia port carrying negroes from southern states to Liberia. Thousands cheered as voyage began. The group included President Flammer of the International Migration Society, his secretary, Dr. W. A. Rice of Des Moines, and William K. Roberts of Washington. Questions surface about Baltimore and Ohio receivership and financing.
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Liberia
Bavarian
Lamada
Flammer
International Migration Society
W. A. Rice
Des Moines
Willian K. Roberta
Washington, D. C
Laurada
Veto Not Sustained on Fee System Abolition Measure
Mr Mendelson reports the presidential commission failed to abolish the fee system affecting United States Attorneys and Marshals. The center audit noted the veto did not hold the proposed change and the Bis Mala provisions remain unresolved.
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Au Votre
Mendelson
United States
Horseless mail wagons to serve large U.S. cities
Second Assistant Postmaster General Neilson has drafted plans for a new electric carriage to operate as a mobile post office. The twelve by six by a little over six foot vehicle will ride on springs with rubber tires and will sort and deliver mail between offices in cities lacking rail lines to speed service.
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United States
Neilson
Post Office Department
Troutman Enters Governor Race for Republican Nomination
James A. Troutman, previously signaling no renomination for lieutenant governor, announces candidacy for governor. He disclosed the move after forenoon talks with supporters and is expected to seek the Republican convention nomination.
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Yorrka
Kun
James A. Troutman
President Avoids Binding Cuba Resolution Action
Cabinet discussion centers on a concurrent resolution to express Congress sentiment on Cuba. Officials note it avoids forcing the President into a binding choice as a joint resolution would do. The approach mirrors the Armenian resolution in lacking legal force and not requiring the President’s approval.
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Wasnin Gros
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress
Cuba
Spain
State Department
Brazil
United States
Executive Branch
Weekly Trade Review Notes West Pain Point Yet Hints of Hope
The Weekly Review of Trade reports persistent business pains in the West with no broad improvement. Demand remains weak for major industry outputs, while garment strikes in Chicago and Baltimore ease. Wheat prices rise on cash and May bids amid rumors of foreign stock and ample supply.
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New York
Marek
Trans Lo
S Weekly Review of Trade
Chicago
Baltimore
Curbs of Cuban War Loan Hit Five Year Endgame
Maprio reports from March 2 that about 118000 troops have been sent to Cuba and the rebellion’s cost already tops 10 million pounds with the second year forecast to exceed 14 million pounds. Captain General Weyler says it will take at least five years to crush the rebellion.
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Maprio
Weyler
Eight Coal Gas Victims In Home Tragedy Near Chicago Heights
In Curlaio March 2 three people are dead and five others dying after coal gas escaped in Fred Stuenkel’s farm home southwest of Chicago Heights. The dead are Fred Stuenkel aged 45 Rosamond Stuenkel aged 18 and Della Stuenkel aged. The dying include Kate Stuenkel aged 43 Hulda aged 6 Arthur aged 3 Reneta aged 35 months and William aged 19 years.
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Curiaco
Fred Stuenkel
Chicago Heights
Rosamond Stuenkel
Della Stenkel
Kate Stuenkel
Hulda
Arthur
Reneta
William
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