Nebraska General News and Notes
Nebraska items cover a Lincoln boxing club formation a Seward cob pipe plant base and dairy fights in Omaha. Beatrice rain floods and a 92 year old Utican born in 1800. a Pennsylvanian heir bequeaths 16000 to Billy Hettrick of South Omaha fertilizer works. York county election notes. Beatrice skunk incident. various civic measures and pension bills. nationwide census notes show state debt per capita drop from 11 to 5 dollars.
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Don
Ne Sons of Nebraska
Lincoln
Seward
E. Dickinson
Mnade
Union Pacific
Omaha
Springfield
Minden
Fremont
Sterling
Sons of Veterans
Chadron
J. F. Powers
Augustus Kountze
New York
Henry
Hascolm
Lancaster County
Joseph Sedlacek
Crete
Walnut Creek
Wahoo
Adam and Eve
Imperial
Chase County
Vic McCarty
Bellevue
Justice Patrick
F. A. Longherne
North Nebraska Grand Army of the Republic
Oakdale
Nebraska State Sunday School Association
Kearney
Utica
Charles Bennett
Sean Sing
Peter Valsey
Plattsmouth
John M. Ryan
Liberty
Gage County Board
Beatrice
Emanuel Baptist
Church of Ashand
Frances Townsley
Chicago
Houston
Lex
Omaha Loan and Trust Company
New Platte River
Missouri Pacific
New Road
Hamilton Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Dilier
Fairbury
Wymore
Superior
Niobrara
Ing Bear
Ponca
Central Labor Union of
Omana
Musser
United States
Nebraska
Billy Hettrick
Swift & Co
South Omaha
Pennslyvania
Hettrick
C. C. Munson
W. H. Holcomb
Holcomb
Beatrice Celars
Marin
Ovoe County
Johnnie May
Washington
Bryan
Martha J. “Griffith
Flick
Kem
Custer County
Box Butte
Dawson County
York County
Butler
Edward Bates
York Yet
Fifth Judicial District
Ash Creek
Crawford ‘Tribune
George Pierce
Crawford
Newman Grove
Elizabeth Hyatt
Burlington Railroad Company
Tamora
Seward County
Washington Dispatch
Paddock
J. E. Danielson
Blair
Nebraska Republicans Choose Delegates At Kearney Convention
The Nebraska Republican state convention met in Kearney on April 27 with Mer cer as chair. Delegates-at-large selected were J. L. Webster L. D. Richards Amasa Cobb and E. D. Webster. District delegates and alternates were named, and John S. Webster authorized to secure Minneapolis headquarters. The body endorsed Harrison for renomination and adopted resolutions on Rosewater and beet sugar.
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Kearney
Neb
Nebraska
Mercer
State Central Committee
Brad Slaughter
Boyd County
Harmon
Seward
Elgutter
Douglas
Douglas County
Mr. Rosewater
Committee On
Rosewater
John Peters
Harrison
Minneapolis
L. Webster
Barnett
Omaha
Ross Hammond
Doage
J. D. Richards
Moore
Buffalo
Josiah L. Keck
I. M. Bushnell
Amasa Cobb
Bloomfeld Monitor
Needham
Im &B
Knox
Adams County
Buffalo County
J. L. Webster
L. D. Richards
J. L. Keex
Amusa Cood
DT. DB. Webster
W. IL Streeter
Websters
Richards
Cobb
Keck
Streeter
National Committee
Slaughter
Daubach
S. C. Smith
Beatrice
Sen. A. S. Paddock
United States
Senate
C. P. R. Williams
Hall
Grand Island
Norfolk
Balbridge
John S. Webster
Ile
John Ll. Webster
L. D Richards
Amassa Cobb
E. D. Webster
J. Ll. Keck
W. I. Needham
Matt Daugherty
A. P Tarbox
C. H W. Gere
George W. Holland
M. Stewart
W. H
Illinois
Wisconsin
Mexico
Wisconsin Suite Senate
Wisconsin Assembly
John L. Webster
Ohio
Washington College
Pennsylvania
Mount Union College
Unio
F E. D. Webster
New York
Alburlow Weed
Albany Journal
New York Tribune
Omaha Republican
Republican Party of
Lucius C. Richards
Charleston
Orleans County
Fremont
Fifteenth
Vermont Volunteer Infantry
Seventeenth
Vermont
Cattlemen Fear State Ruin If Trouble Goes Against Them
Cheyenne Wyoming April 28 The cattlemen have settled into Fort Russell quarters and follow the case with intense interest. Newspapers are read cover to cover daily as the dispute appears to threaten the state financial status. A prominent lawyer says Eastern money men halted negotiations, and cattlemen warn the state will be ruined if the ruling goes against them.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Fort Russell
Congressional Work and Senate Debate on Indian Payments
In the Senate on the 27th Jones of Arkansas proposed payment to Choctaw and Chickasaw nations for their interest in Cheyenne and Arapahoe lands. Allison urged recommittal, citing precedent for extra sums, and cited the president's remarks delaying executive action. In the House the diplomatic and consular bill moved amid quorum issues as members flitted between votes and paroled appearances.
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Senate
Jones
Arkansas
Allison
Committee On Indian Affairs
Pound
Hitt
Venezula
Ineso
Stang
Snosenate
Crisp
Bowers
California
House
Methodist Church of
New Hampshire
Pra- Babie
Gmtuuusten
Nebraska
Bryan
Afr
Burrows
Yeas
Tenent
Ei Pork
Coburn
Cadmus
New Jersey
Messrs
Isroderick
Kansas
Pickier and
Jolley
South Dakota
Blount
United States
Great Britain
Paris
Washington
Helena
Mont
Or Near
Mr. Kye
Dunlap Defalcation Sparks Mixed Local Shock
Ford County clerk Merton Dunlap faces defalcation rumors as questions rise about potential larger embezzlement.Community reaction centers on the collapse of trust in a once trusted official, amid a broader tale of scandal and political misdeeds. Meanwhile Florence Osborne’s nine month theft and perjury case draws out friends seeking her release.
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Paxton
Merton
Dunlap
Ford County
Papu
Lospon
Florence Ethel Osborne
Free Minding Twine Washincron May 4 vote summary
The free bill was brought to the floor under suspension of rules and passed in half an hour by a vote of 183 to 47. Bryan of Nebraska, author of the bill, was in charge.
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Int
Howe
Bryan of
Nebras
Quotations From New Yorks and Local Figures Noted
A compressed roundup notes quotations attributed to several figures including Nao Yorks and Chintya dain, with brief attributions to Chante dad Maowners OMAITA. The item reads like a clipped wire-service style public notes section.
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Nao Yorks
Chintya Dain
Chante Dad Maowners
Omaita
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E. PD. Webster
Delgates-at-Lakse
Vention
Loran Clark
Atnee Hart
G W. Clare H. J. Soumway
C B. McCleua L
Wyoming
Congressional Work
Kyle
Sherman
Palmer
China
America
Pacific Coast
Chipman
Michigan
Ainding
Georgia
Anne States
South America
Worty
Hooger
Mississippi
Fed, County
Mrs. Onsborne
Uutler
Joan
Louis
Etetane
Ulive
Kansas City
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