Nebraska Republican State Convention Chooses Delegates At Large
The Lincoln gathering selected eight presidential electors and a slate of alternates and delegates at large. Key names include Rosewater, Thurston, McClay, and Erhardt with Brown and Nesbit among electors, amid reports of county support and acclamations at the convention.
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Thurston
Rosewater
Philadelphia
E. Rosewater
Douglas
John H. M'Clay
Lancaster
John A. Erhardt
Stanton
John M. Thurston
Lincoln
Tefft
L. P. Ludden
J. T. Mallalieu
Nebraska
Republican Party
Teffe
State Central Committee
Central Committee
George Jenkins
Fairbury
Jenkins
Elmer Stephenson
A. D. Gilmore
Nemaha
Alva Kennard
J. L. Webster
Judge Baker
Omaha
S. C. Grey
Platte
P. F. Clark
A. F. Cady
Howard
W. D. Tilton
Geee
E. N. Allen
Furnas
E. M. Pollard
Cass
C. B. Letton
Jefferson
W. D. Holbrook
Dodge
H.’C. ‘Russell
Colfax
Douglas County
Brown
Howard County
Lancaster County
Erhardt
Otoe
Pawnee
Richardson County
Washington County
Crounse
Wayne County
York County
McClay
Manderson
Norval
Merces
Field
Harrison
Wells
Lambertson
Boone
Hall
Hamilton
Hayes
Hitchcock
Kearney
Madison
Merrick
Nuckolls
Phelps
Polk
Red Willow
Richardson
Saunders
Seward
Thayer
Webster
Box Butte
Custer
Gosper
Greeley
Johnson
Saline
Lew- Wells
Gere
Dakota
J. F. Nesbit
Burt
I. M. Raymond
R. B. Windham
Charles B. Dempster
Gage
Ed Royce
Broken Bow
M. D. Cameron
Schuyler
L. W. Hague
S. P. Davidson
J. L. Jacobson
J. L. Kennedy
John J. Langer
C. B. Dempster
H. C. Russell
C. H. Dietrich
Mr. Dietrich
Custer County
E. P. Savage
Savage
Mr. Tucker
G W. Marsh
West Point
Charles Weston
Hay Springs
J. F. Baxter
United Douglas
Nelson C. Pratt
J. H. Grimm
Saline County
F. N. Pratt
Co. J. Greene
Pratt
Co. L. Richards
Hebron
George D. Folmer
Nuckolls County
W. R. Hart
Phelps County
W. K. Fowler
Blair
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hart
Fowler
H. C. Lindsay
Pawnee City
Nebraska hog cholera vaccine proves effectiveness in trials
A university bulletin reports a rise in hog cholera vaccine use in 1899 and 1900 with 23 256 doses to 203 applicants, 15 000 doses to 211 applicants since January. Officials say higher demand reflects increased knowledge and confidence, not disease prevalence. A second item notes Mrs. Bennett's death possibly from chicken pie poisoning after a social meal.
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Ism
University
United States
Braska
Fremont
Neb
Orissa K. Bennett
James Brnet
Republican Nebraska Platform Voices Prosperity and Growth
The report notes Nebraska Republicans praise a booming national economy with high revenues and a thriving treasury. It contrasts with late convention opponents, claiming the party supports prosperity, advancement, and steady employment across agriculture and industry.
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Committee On Resolutions
John L. Webster
Douglas
Nebraska
Central Committees Named for Odd-Numbered Districts
After Thurston closed his remarks the list of central committeemen for two years was submitted by odd-numbered districts. Several districts settled representation disputes and the convention adjourned. Thurston praised party unity and Republican achievements in prosperity, monetary reform, and Cuba and the Philippines. The speech stressed support for the party and the flag.
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William Mkinley
Nebraska
United States Treasury
Republican Party
National Congress
United States
Congress
Thurston
F. W Samuelson
Humboldt
David Brown
Nebraska City
H. M Clark
Ithaca
A. J Beemer
Beemer
J. R Hanna
Greeley Center
J. R. Manning
Carroll
S. J Wicks
O'Neill
Frank H. Young
Broken Bow
H. C. Miller
Grand Island
William Husenetter
Linwood
George S. Emery
Beatrice
J. E Hasty
Fairbury
J. MM Cox
Hampton
E. C' Webster
Hastings
F. M Rathbun
McCook
Mr. Mapes
Philippine Islands
Underground Paris tunnels propose rival to sewers
Reports outline a proposed perfect network of subterranean passages in Paris intended to rival the city sewers. Other items note Indian widows in Sitka mourning, a $1 to $2 million memorial bridge plan across the Potomac, and Berlin boasting many public monuments relative to city size.
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Paris
Sitka
Potomac
Washington
Berlin
Germany
Holland
Prussia
Society For Ethical Culture
Munich
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Europe
Mrs. Frost Stayn in Jail Faces Quiet Refusal
In York Nebraska on May 7 Mrs Marga Frost remains uncooperative with her jailers and attorney. She refuses visits as her 9 year old son Arthur stays with the jail family and the coroner’s inquest continues. The case features no open emotion from the accused who maintains calm demeanor.
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Frost Stayn
York
Neb
Marga Frost
Arthur Frost
Jaile
Noll
New Columbus
Charles 5
Sampek
Curtis
Veronica Witeyeskem
Sampekya
P. J. Conlan
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Delegati
Ween, Ae
Ramee
Orris Brown
Buffalo
R. Snodgrass
H. C. Baird
Eee
Cc. M. Kalev Lential
John F. Nesbitt
A. B. Windham
Mowenn
Ulussui
John L. Kennedy
Douglas Bodes
R. L. Hague
P. Davidson
Gove
Uus Cha
Lie
Rles H, Dietrich
Adams
Eee Sala
Hans E. P. Savage
Geo. W. Marsh
Sheridan
William Steuffer
Coming
Frank N, Prout
Bobeaiytthea G. D. Folmer
Democratic Party
de P Bassett
Republi
Commonwealths
William Kennedy
Lars
Dunbar
Chicago
J. G. Mullis
W. Dunbar
D. McWilliams
Oliver Wils
Jacob Bentler
Fairmont
Thomas Johnson
Sawyer
Nye & ‘Hehnelder