Nebraska General News and Notes item roundup
A Nebraska roundup notes new bank opening at Talmage and a $30,000 Covington school project, plus a June 1 Methodist church dedication in Seward. It cites frost near Pawnee damaging fruit, a 1,000 acre land sowing near Fowler, and Lyons housing a Sons of Veterans camp. Other items cover a $200 reward for a Omaha murder, a Lincoln burglary, a Pundum robbery arrest, and a near-miss rock-throwing incident on a Missouri Pacific train near Weeping Water.
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Genbral
Talmage
Seward
Callaway
Covington
Pawnee
Geneva
Fowler
Sons of Veterans
Lyons
George Francis
Omaha
Stewart
E. Woodward
Guide Rock
Columbus
Arnold
Orst Cabibation
Marshal Connell
Arlington
Fremont
Bishop Newnan
Omaha Vetrified Paving Brick and Tile Company
William Welch
North Patte
Thayer
Charles Poor
Randolph
Obiowa
Opera House
E. N. Moorse
St Johns
Platte
Louisville
Charles Balsley
Boone County
Board of Insanity
G. I. England
Juniata
Hastings
Chapiman
Valentine
United States Senate
Canady
David Doty
Daniel Tillbert
Albion
Hess
Logan County
M. A. Kieff
Rushville
Butte County
Fils
Pierce County Court House
Cleveland
C. S. Dam
South British Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Auckland
New Zealand
Nebraska
Providence
Washington
Cc. C
Worrall
Stanton
Manderschied
Joe McFadden
Fairmont
James Warren
Milwaukee
Unilon Pacific
Omasha
Union Pacific
Hooper
A. Heller
Nebraska City Packing Company
Miers
Lincoln
Natona Milers’ Association
Minneapolis
Ifth
Grand Is
J. A. Payne
J. F. Baldwin
Custer County
I. R. Jones
Nelis Anderson
Peoples’ Bank
George Lehdigh
Nebraska City
Charles Thompson
Thompson
Blaine County
Charles
Fred
August Schmelchel
Brownlee
Cherry County
Munson & Ackerman
Pundum
Schmefchels
Drownlee
S. N. Stewart
Frank Walker
Secretary of the Treasury
Sub-Treasury
Chicago
Elmer S. Dundy
FE. S. Dundy, Jr
United States Cleuit Court
State Medical Society
Beatrice
A. Walden
Charles Inekies
Scribner
W. Te. Wildreth
W. M. Knapp
I. A. Merriam
D. W. Grifith
The
Baptist Church of
Missouri Pacific
Anti Monopoly Conference Adopts Principles In Nebraska
A May 21 Nebraska Anti Monopoly convention in six cons, with about 400 attendees, adopts resolutions urging reform in state government and party processes. It calls for banning passes, supports ballot reform, a minimum tariff on transport, and opposes McKinley tariff. names a fifteen member committee to draft a state address and push a July 8 state convention. Protests against corporate control and demands inclusive representation mark the gathering.
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Sixcons
Leese
Marian
Ifarlan
Thomas Wolfe
Butler County
Republicat Party
Republican Party
Corp
Reypulheans
Tveas
Cartier
Tieso
Zesulved
Congress
Republican State Central Committee
Groner of
Cuming
Swas
Compet
Ae Moe Perlat
E. Neewater
Douglas
Corbin
Johnson
Goodes
Lancaster
Hayes
Cass
Smith
Saunders
Keekiey
York
Hail of Watler
Elllow
Harlan
Prontier
Wedland
Phelps
Sutherland
Art
Marr
Dodge
Manning
Wayne
Leeve
Custer
Smythe
Buffalo
D. BL Nettieton
Clay
Congressional Proceedings Senate and House Debate Silver Coinage
A detailed bridge of Senate and House actions on July issues includes amendments to the silver coinage bill, tariffs, and internal revenue. Key figures such as Dolph Teller Mitchell Henderson and McKinley figure in debates, with discussions on free silver, harbors, and lead content duties. The Senate considers land and tariff measures, original package liquor, and memorial resolutions. Committee reports, amendments defeated or adopted, and procedural rulings shape the ongoing fiscal and monetary policy discourse.
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Dolph
Teller
Mitchell
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Dophs
Smne
Mitehed
Oregon
Ted
Senate la
Gore
Europe
Jnere
Wasa
Sha Lin Rey
Tomas Tee
McKittey
Hennerson
Iowa
Mehney
Su and
Henderson
New Harbor
Mewart
Joseph Lenry
Stuitheon
Bouth Lake
Jaid
Senate Ub
Bort
Sykeston
Soh Dsheta
General Grant
Wale
Committee On Appropriations
Treasury
Hisilleaguer
House
Funston
Kansas
McKinley
Hon
Tote
Ila
Caplio
Dilang
Wilson
West
Bi Wilson
Bilt
Supreme Court
Congress
Cameron
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Sayéra
Texas
McKinner
Reed
Prince Bismarck on future European tensions sparks debate
In a long interview with French journalist Des Sourds, Prince Bismarck argues that France’s anger over Alsace Lorraine risks future conflict as Germany faces a potential Franco Russian split. He predicts a European balance involving Austria and Russia, warning of danger from capital discontent and labor unrest amid shifting alliances. In Nebraska, Gov Thayer places a $200 bounty for the arrest of Charles Poor in Omaha murder case.
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Hlenarck
Outlook
Pans
Cent
Des Sourte Irench
Prince
Novae Vremss
St Peteraburg
Chantelier
Germany
Austria
Rusaia
France
Russia
Prine Goes
Weff
Deon Jesious
Lili
Bark
Aways
Rusa
Patrione Re
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Catre
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Adel Bos
Steen
Toswell Miver
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Missouri River
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Methodist Episcopal General Conference
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Sheffield
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Emory College
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Nashville Christian Advocate
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Legion Chamber of Representatives
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