Nebraska Gossip Over Miss Freeman Hoax and Rail Chief Rumors
The Hastings Gazette-Journal reports a sensational yet possibly false claim about Miss Minnie Freeman, alleged savior during January’s blizzard, now challenged by the Lincoln Journal. It also notes Union Pacific leadership talks, suggesting Kimball may remain general manager while GA Cuming could move to St. Joe & Grand Island.
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Miss Minute Freeman
Nebraska
Minnie Freeman
Omnala
Hastings Gazewe
State Teachers' Association
Gazette-Journal
Freeman
Howard County
Heartney
Omaha Bee
Lancer
Hermnes
Miss Freeman
Lincoln Journal
Union Pacific
Kimball
Union Pacific Road
Adams
Air Kimball
GA. Cuming
St. Joe & Grand Island
D. McCool
We Santa Fe
Omaha Repubican
Papillion Fair Dates Set for September Fourth through Seventh
State brief notes the sixth annual Sarpy county agricultural society fair to be held in Papillion from Monday to Thursday September 17 to 20. A Delta cooperative plans an elevator to handle grain and, if successful, cattle and hogs, with elimination of an old salaried manager.
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The
Sarpy County Agricultural Society
Papillion
Wednessee
Omaha grain board opens May first amid sales and diversions
Reports detail open sales by the Omaha board of trade grain and provision committees starting May 1. The day includes discussion of selling annual memberships to train dealers statewide, plus robberies, fires, and local civic events across Fremont, Blair, Lincoln and Omaha with multiple incidents and developments.
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Omaha Board of Trade
Omaha
Fremont
Masonic Temple
Cledron
Gordon
Rushville
Hay Springs
Chaudron Cornet Band
Opera House
George W Hill
Waterloo
Myr Brunner
Douglas County
Till
Aylesworth
Lam
Council Bluffs
W 'N Becker
Mead
Beeker
Benlark
Holdrive
Plattsmouth Canning Company
Ezra Fl Baker
Omaha Republican
Union Pacific Company
Las Neetfeet Goon
Gousil Man
Ptromser
Furst
Ta Eas
Pauper
Erie den Fawn
Whiger
Dan Eile
Hanes
Calias
Missouri
John Dousherty
Lincoln
Jophy
Nebraska City
Christ Eggert
West Point
Lhrning
Fairbury
Rock Island
Edward Beck
Noline County
Wilber
Guthenburs
Blair
Arlington
Altee
Colorado
California
Jndze Mazon
E. D Trickey
A. F B. Tonzatin
George B. Warris
HR. O. Phillips
Post Office Building Grants Advocated in Senate Report
A statement to the senate outlines post office building grants under a bill funding facilities nationwide. Nebraska cities including Hastings, Plattsmouth, Aurora, Beatrice, Holdrege, York, Omaha, and Sioux City are listed as entitled to buildings costing at least 95000 each with annual receipts around 3000 for three years. Iowa and other state cities such as Dubuque and Des Moines are also named in the allocation.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Judge Savidge
Union Pacific
Boston
Snavidge
South Omaha
William Marshall
District Court
Dod
Venango
Perkins County
Boeber
Flint
Halldtagelf
Pisanen
Washington
Westraster Lieneral Dickinson
Senate
Hastings
Plattainesu
Aurora
Hevron Vieth
Beatricw
Holdrege
Redhayd
Ini Kearing Sapane Central Clay Line
Ola Schapler
Catambas
Mtnden
Hidarg Rete
Nebrnaskan City
Beward Foeeand
Smee Deates Waterbary
Norfolk
Walton Palle City
Wmore
Fremont
Paownes City
York Grood
Jeland
Towa
Uabuque
Eliora Fairfeld
Albin Poenttesberg
Jendge
Algouan
Horles
Fort Madison
Aines
Chartton Filpowoud
Anamosa
Cherokees
Atlantic
Chrinda
Hampton Andubop
Canton
Harlan Bedford Corping
Ida Tiore Moomfield Connell Wate Independence Hoong Creaco Inflanala
Darlington Creston Town
Carroll City
Davenport
Jaws
Palla Cedar Valle Decorah Jefferson Cedar Rapida
Denteon Keokuk
Centerville
Des Solnes
Laone Kunorriile
Letaara Muaguokets
McGregor Manchester
Marshalltown
Marengo
Marion Ondeello
Mason Cli Miasoudi Valley
Nevada
Mount Pleasant
Muscating
Osceola
Newton Osage Red Oak Oakaloosa
Ottumwa
Sigourney Sheldon Shenandoah
Storm Lake
Sioux City
Knencer Tolelo
Stuart Tinton Washington Villinen
Vinton
Webster City
Weat Union
What
Waterloo Waterly
Proceedings of Congress on tariff debates and railway bills
The article reports House and Senate actions including tariff committee discussions, speeches by Bynum and Browne from Indiana, and opposition to protective duties. It notes a French exposition invitation approval, railroad right of way grants, pension debates, and various committee actions on education labor and a national college of dental science.
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Wath
Frouse
Bynum
Indiana
Browne
National Treasury
Johnson
Grant
Arthur
Treasury
Shiw
Maryland
Gnas
Tennessee
House
Senate
Ingalls
Voorhees
Paris
Hhouse
Kansas Valley Railway
Fort Riley
Kansas
Kansas City & Pacific Railroad Company
Indian Territory
Nebraska
Lal
Patchanan
New Jape
Hos Distret
South Carelam
Welles
Blair
Cpm
Columban
Territories
Lon Lath
Department of Labor
Layners
United States
Call
National College of Dental Science
Washinton
Uorse
Secretary of the Treasury
Alaska
Springer
Whaois
Whaois, In the Chaire On the Tarne ¥ Ball Jrower, of Michoacan
Tee Take
Sen
Poston
Furec Llos
Gof
West Virginsa
Cleveland
Executive Mansion
Our History
Nis
Stewart
Hale
Secretary of the Interior
Paddock
Mlinoia
McCreary
Congress
Kelly
Kentucky
Foran
Ohio
Senator Paddock Defends Bureau of Animal Industry Bill
In Wasurxaros on May 2 the senate resumed debate on a bill creating a national bureau of animal industry. Senator Paddock argued for constitutional power to regulate interstate commerce and quarantine. He pressed for broader federal supervision, noting high costs from pleuro pneumonia and urging uniform national regulation to defend livestock. He concluded amid applause as the bill was temporarily laid aside.
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Paddock
Wasurxaros
Senate
Bureau of Animal Industry
Committee On Agriculture
Palmer
Supreme Court
Congress
Thas
Fairdack
Ational
Alwava Agen
Paddeen
Unite States
Nebraska
Mississipp
Unitedtates
Pon Bach Farms
Lke
Wall Street
Europe
Henator Padlock
Washington ladies bicycle club forms in city
The Post notes a moonlit scene on Massachusetts Avenue where nearly thirty women practiced on real two wheelers. Washington touts the emerging Ladies Bicycle Club as a unique civic feature with private admission rules and limited membership proposed to keep the club exclusive.
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Washingtom Ladieam
Washington
Wasahington
Post
Massachusetts Avenue
Saime Hictureeque Keene
Wrahington
Great Strike Ends Amid Uncertain Returns In Chicago
May 2 report says the Great Strike by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers is unofficially over as leaders consider formal declaration after mixed reports from field men. Union officers discuss next steps with Erie committees and await interstate commerce commission actions while some members seek work elsewhere.
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Hurriedon Krogtimucers
Caicaco
Brotherhood of
United States
Boston & Maine Railroad
St Hoge
Sargent
Arthur
Gy Pacific
Brotherhood Ag Atitelanet
Sarzent
Mr. Hoge
Erievan Committees
Grand Pacific
Loade
Vanes
Brotherhood
Gore
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Edo
Swift
South Omaha
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Delta
Capital
John H. McDonald
Stratton
John Mulvany
Mason City
William S. Mears
Atkinson
Increase
William L. Baldwin Tuea
Paul Burnet
Natasket
James K. Smith
Armada
William Japhet
York
Thomas Murray
Fort Omaha
George W. Wilturn
Clarkson
Mary 4
Michael Murphy
David City
Elizabeth J
Richard Reese
Plattsmouth
Filley
Jag
Bfr
P. N Monaghan
Girardville
Nebraska School Teachers’ Heroine
Brunner
Doulas County
J. Tu. Gandy
Pawnee City
Falls City
Richardson
Pawnee
George Christensen
United States District Court
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Frank Duncan
State Penitentiary
Duncan
Bern
Etnte
William Nisson
Beath
Reynolds
Tincoln
Fromen
James Hughes
John Frank
Amencan Farmers’ Union
Pabile Bebt
Trensa
Teehutuir
Proceedings OF Congress
Tha Malu
Fez
Hosny-Choico
New York
Chicago
Inishel
Louis Wrat
Verbawhel
Kansas City
Iualich
Erie
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