Nebraska News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings Across State
Nebraska news notes events from Grand Island to Omaha. Cattle dehorning and school system changes, a new public library opening in Plattsmouth, and a South Ontario Tom’s Drew’s Christian association plan. Beatrice spending on temperance work and farm surplus corn discussions are reported amid housing, crime, and public service updates.
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Grand Island
Waddell & Oliver
Odell
Lave Lind
Cumdill
Plattsmouth
Toms Dlew's- Christian Association
South Ontarina
Beatrice
Curtis
Arlington
Omalm
Qimalur
Omalia
Lincoln
Jack Ryan
Adam Maker
Omaha
Dodge Cdéanty
Court House
Col Seather
Manderson
Omaia
Nebraska
cousTeas
Grandsland
George Litelifich
Verdou
Tegan County
William Doyle
Lisine
Tom
Seribyer
Abs. Moon
Child
Mraz Berene
Omaha Ling
Walthers
Alisa Rachel Franko
Baya & King
Vian Wayne
Swode
Union Pacific
Las
Hiis
Plainview
Association
Douglas
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Coloma
Perkins County
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Wotter
Ohio
Berlington
Dias
Armone
Routh
Sargent
Omala Packing Company
Lane Third Wal
Swift ‘Honehlb
Boston
Injuries from a Runover Accident Reported in Diller
An eleven year old boy in Diller was run over by a heavily laden wagon a few days ago. He survived, though with broken ribs and internal injuries, after the wheels passed over him. Local notes include business concerns, court cases, and public notices from the region.
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W. Sanor
Diller
J. W. Migsinbottom
Cnyntalists
Omaha
Ark
Union Pacific
Burlington
Lincoln
D. al Baerngess
Grand Island
District Court
Wall
Ins
Howard
South Online
The Fal Contests and Election Returns Across States
Early returns indicate Democratic gains in New York and Massachusetts, with Foraker and Campbell favored in Ohio and Republican leads in Wisconsin. Reports show mixed results by state, with Nebraska and Iowa swing implications, and overall political jockeying as precincts report statewide tallies into the early morning.
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Nepraska
Omnia
Lhe
Congress
Chairrman Neal
Ehocratic Astute Executive Committee
Campbell
Fron
Jlaimilton
Cappeller
Foraker
Hamilton
Camphell
Republican State Central Committee
Republican State Executive Committee
Kruker
Domb
Vetern Reserve
Abbott
Dem
King
Massachusetts
Boston
Russell
Inclimore
Ames
Sgrackett
Levering
Cnst
Boyer
Hart
Philadelphia
Phiadelphia
Allegheny Conten
Byler
New York
Mitia
Senate
Absehildy
Brooklyn
Qrietly
Amos J. Cummlings
Noth
New York City
Rice
Gilbert
Cook
Grant
Wincista
Gordon
State Democratic Committee
N. m
McKinney
Henry B. Payne
Western Reserve
Orrker
Joraker
Powell
Shrp
Cincinnati
Towa
State Register
Democrata
Butchinson
Wiscinia
Jackson
Messrs
Preston
Belvin
N. M. Smith, Jr
Ole Atrneling
Smith
Corta
Pero
Cincinnati Gazette Reports Shaky Political Night in Illinois
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette notes a dispute with a traveling salesman and arrests for altered illegal voting. Democrats claim a large lead, while Illinois Cool county election results show two judges a recorder and county commissioners race. By 1:15 a.m. Crawford Kine leads recordership, later junior returns favor Stephens.
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Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Illinois
Cool County
Toalny
Recorder of Deeds
Board of County Commissioners
Stephens
Crawford
Delegates Reach Springfield for Lincoln Memorial Events
Delegates including Governor Fifer Senator Cullom Representative Springer and ex Governor Oglesby arrived in Springfield for Lincoln memorial ceremonies after a night blizzard delay. Speakers urged unity and a universal American brotherhood as they visited the tomb and Lincoln home and pledged continued homage.
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Lincoln
Starincrnin
Springfield
Oelock
Fifer
Cullom
Springer
Richerd Oglesby
Lew
Abrabam Jancolu
Ebooe Lea
Europe
Amurica
Mexico
Universal
Almerjtonn Brotherhood
Oglesby
Bolet Pernzs
Moungins
Venezuela
Senor Alfonzo
Chiti
Jancoln
Trea Ameness
Iman- Fund
Senor Velarde
Bolivia
Ifer
Henderson
Trule
Amenen
Isurope
Asia
Sistager
Americas
Gresham
Indianapolis
National Capital Notees and Exposition Opening
A despatched note reports the Southern exposition near Montgomery opening with the president and cabinet congratulating the exposition head. Treasury and repair funds show disbursements for Fort Sidney and Fort Niobrara improvements. The Third Auditor notes pension rolls and vouchers, with 100 million needed for payments. Minneapolis seeks the Republican national convention.
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Wasutsatos
Montgomery
Ala
Fort
Sidney
Neb
Kort Niobrara
Agricultural Talk on Department Work and Plans
The annual agricultural report outlines reorganization of the department and new features to promote farming growth. It covers meat act law, live stock, sugar industry prospects, beet sugar, textile fibers, irrigation, forest management, and the expansion of farmers institutes and agricultural education nationwide. The report notes disease control in pleuro-pneumonia and outlines departmental authority to support cooperative agricultural efforts.
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Saeco
Brazil
Des Ce
Tre Wearths
Atnces
Speer
Manay
United States
California
Yio Botanical Department
Aril
Iasimo
Marmers
Ruisine
Kinga
Queens
New York State
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Secretary Daways Imposing Call for Federal Cattle Inspection
The secretary argues disease control in cattle requires federal oversight and prompt inspection. He urges prompt location of any cattle disease and close supervision of cattle markets to protect farmers and national agriculture amid inter state commerce. He emphasizes protection of meat production and wool, noting declines in sheep and the economic value of stock. He closes with a call for unity among nations to support agriculture and free trade within the protective system.
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Daw
Atr
Wealtas
Analgalng
Bensefita
Abielg
Farenee
Gereuer
Agricultutrre
Early Oklahoma settlement boom and rail trade noted
Reports describe many settlers arriving in Oklahoma near Arkansas City with families and belongings. The Santa Fe railroad and local traders are cited as fueling growth, with productive soil, wheat and corn crops, substantial flour mills, and new housing. Climate is mild with little sickness, and Ard Wie weeds is highlighted as a leading nearby city aiding settlement.
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Oklahoma
Weiss
Alfred
Sever
Arkansas City
Santa Po
Cumarron
Berpilie
Wein Creetel
Thor Lowe
Pipe Stock and Produce Trade Quiet in Omaha
Quotations from New York Chicago trade papers reach Omaha with bets on pipe stock and produce markets. Dealers report steady demand despite mixed signals, with commodities priced and traded by local merchants as buyers monitor national price movements.
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Panhandle
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