Perform Your Duty In Final Election Isssue
The Tu TeLGrapit urges voters to support every Republican candidate this election with adequate reasons. It frames the campaign as a jury deliberation and calls on readers to vote for the party to ensure the state's welfare, stressing public duty over private affairs and urging turnout.
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Tu Telgrapit
Things M P Kinkaid Stands For
The list outlines Kinkaid’s support for pensions under his pending bill endorsed by G A R and National Tribune, $100000 for resurveys, faster patent issuance, home steaders relief, free young trees from Nebraska Forest Reserve, improved mail service, higher postal salaries, irrigation law amendments, post office building funding, tariff reform, taxing large incomes, rural high schools and experiment stations, and direct election of U S Senators. It asks if I understand the proposed suffrage amendment, noting five year residence and citizenship requirements for voting by new arrivals and the need for second papers after five years for those already voting after six months residency.
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National Tribune
Nebraska Forest Reserve
Jones-Poindexter
Senator Brown
Dolliver
Congressional
Cannon
House
United States
Nebraska
State of
Senate
Ward
Lueage
Geo C Junkin
Lincoln
Crabtree for State Superintendent candidate praised for integrity
The piece endorses J. W. Crabtree for State Superintendent, citing his refusal to exploit his former position at Penn State Norwal and urging voters to elect him to restore a board not driven by petty politics. It highlights Crabtree as educated, experienced, and capable of effective state leadership.
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J. W. Crabtree
Prof Crabtree
Mit
Penn State Norwal
Cline
Sidney High School
Peru
Crabtree
Nebraska
Worldwide News Notes and Bits From the Era
England fears uprisings in Egypt and the Soudan as winter approaches. Dr Crippen faces murder trial on November 1 in London. Pelagra treated by blood transfusion. Hetty Green’s son buys 15,000 unique picture postals. Italy endures storms floods hail quakes and eruptions with heavy losses. Sarah Bernhardt receives royal greeting and flowers on her arrival. Germany’s Munich figure Joseph Brucker plans dirigible flight from Canary Islands next February. Australia touted for promise in law fertility and livestock. Manobo tribesmen attack Andanao island foreigners amid reinforcements. Samuel Clemens estate valued at 611,186 with Field to be sold. Gen Garfield descendants visit US. Prince Michel of Russia to tour battlefields. Prof H C Carel claims benetol a potent germ-killer eight times carbolic acid yet nonpoisonous.
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England
Egypt
Soudan
Dr. Crippen
Kelle Elmore
Hetty Green
Italy
Sarah Bernhardt
Our
Joseph Brucker
Munich
Suchard
Canary Islands
Atlantic Ocean
U.S. Grant
Michel
Russia
North Pole claim stirs era of aviation and royal intrigue
Fragmented clippings describe disparate topics from a 1360 pole discovery to royal exchanges and a bold aviation future. Reports mention Queen Mother Alexandra, King George, Marlborough House, and a Danish voyage, plus a bold宣air progress with the Wrights and Katherine Wright shaping flying machines.
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Navy Department
Oxford
North Pole
Dank and
Pears
Law Witc
Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
King George
Royal London
Marlborough House
Queen Mary
Denmark
Nebraska Notes and Local Skim of News
Snow fell in Lincoln and brief flurries touched Omaha on Thursday. J L Hoyt of Omaha won the amateur world championship in typewriting in New York. A Florida storm is noted as devastating in October. In Nebraska peach weather is described with Grace, a 7 year old daughter of Dr and Mrs Ralph of Pender, Neb, reportedly kidnapped Thursday by a Mexican peon.
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Lincoln
Omaha
Aleo
J.L. Hoyt
New York
Florida
Nebraska
Grace
Mia
Ralph
Pender, Neb
Mullen and Junkin Clash Over Ballot Name
Secretary of State Junkin and Attorney General Arthur Mullen clash over the first AG opinion. Mortensen’s name should not appear on the ballot for railway commissioner to fill a vacancy, while Junkin insists it must. He sent letters to county clerks demanding inclusion.
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Lincon
Junkin
Arthur Mullen
Mortensen
A Chance to Prove It at the Corner Horse Race
An auto agent addresses a crowd urging a race to prove claims. A man in the rear responds that he wants to see the balkiest horse around the corner, marking a showdown set near a street corner.
Nebraska Crops Reach Nine Major Totals For 1910
Nebraska reports nine principal crops valued at about 220 million dollars for 1910. Corn yield reaches 178,923,128 bushels valued at 8,877,346 dollars. winter wheat 41,617,535 bushels valued at 36,000,000. spring wheat 572,517 bushels valued at 4,079,968. hay 2,111,394 tons valued at 37,336,728. alfalfa 1,560,681 tons valued at 28,255,215. oats 71,502,877 bushels valued at 17,989,696. rye 22,848 bushels valued at 493,559. barley 2,333,199 bushels valued at 1,073,271. potatoes 3,339,198 bushels valued at a dollar per bushel.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Maupin
Census Bureau
Attorney Re-Election Candidacy Notice
A candidate announces re election for county attorney in the general election on November 8. Dated Sidney Nebraska October 3 1910. Also a local social note mentions Mr and Mrs Wm Bundy of Potter visiting with Mr and Mrs Chas Jewel of Big Spring who had waited at Bundy ranch. An unrelated classified line advertises an agent position with salary and commission and asks for the Subscription Department to respond.
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Conaoty
Leroy Martin
Sidney, Neb
Wm Bundy
Potter
City
Chas. Jewel
Big Springe
Bundy Ranch
National Sportsman
Boston
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Platte
Nebr
Willian Erd- Wwins
Sidney
HelQsee
James Tucker
Chitmanh
George T. Buzzu
Charlies W. Horonday
Arthur Sweet
Mechuel J. Foleynit
JE Evays
Register
George Smith
James Tackeur
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Catherine Clinton
INA
Katherine Clinton
Neb
Decober
Estate of William C. Gordon Hearing on Real Estate Sale
In Morris County Nebraska the court hears Mack Radelly as administrator of the William C. Gordon estate seeking license to sell the southwest quarter of section 22 township 18 north range 40 west to pay debts. Interested parties to appear December 5 in Gering before Judge Wom? Gres.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
Caleb Forbes
Joseph M Swenson
Marshall
Mlinois
Cheyenne County
Towit
Marshall County
Minois
Sidney Chersenne
Chey Tune
Wilom C. Gordon
Mack Radelly
Willan C. Gordon
Lcense
Morris County
John Chaunmhbers
Gering
Gelorkam
Wom Gres
Distr T Court
Omaha Shipper Interests to Press Rates in Washington
E. J. McVann departed Omaha for Washington to argue two interstate commerce cases. The first on Nov 2 concerns coal rate limits, the second on Nov 9 covers the California to Omaha bean rate. Reparation for Omaha shippers hinges on railroad victories.
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Omaha
E. J. McVann
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Navy
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