Nebraskans Reflect On Voting Power And Political Principles
A Nebraska item discusses the value of representative government, railroads' benefits and abuses, and the distrust of watered stock. It lists Nebraska congressmen results by district and notes early returns showing varied outcomes, including Kinkaid leading in the Sixth and Latta likely reelected in the Third. It also reports Colorado November 9 results indicating split-ticket voting and gains for Stephen and Shafroth outside Denver.
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J. A. Maguire
Lobeck
J. P Latta
Charles H. Sloan
George W. Norris
Moses P. Kinkaid
William Hayward
Congress
Maguire
Hayward
Lancaster
Douglas County
Sutton
Washington
Latta
Judge Bord
Sloan
Good
Norris
Hall County
Kinkaid
Taylor
Colorado
Beaver
John B. Stephen
Denver
John F Shafroth
Ellen Ferry Teaches Shakespeare in Matinee Lectures
Ellen Ferry renowned English actress presents a series of matinee Shakespeare lectures. At sixty she remains vigorous, likening her vitality to Bernhardt as she shares deep subject knowledge.
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Ellen Ferry
James Carew
Bernhardt
Duke of Cunninghimas
Union of South Africa
Cape Colony
Natal
Transvaal
Orange River Colony
Orange Free States
Nebraska Notes fuels oil discovery and civic youth drive
Oil has been discovered at Shelton and Judge Hoagland of North Platte is named a national patriotic imetractor by the Grand Army of the Republic to foster patriotism in youths. Three children died in a Harrington fire, and two Omaha students were hurt in a University of Nebraska rush. Mothers at home suffer from these college pranks.
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Judge Hoagland
North Platte
Grand Army of the Republic
United States
Harrington
Ernest
Clarence
Leo
Omaha
University of Nebraska
Hone
Kiss Market Causes Family Rift in Six Sisters Tale
Narrator questions the feud with brother Billy who exploits the six sisters by taking five of the beaus’ nickels per kiss. Molly’s beau remains, giving only three cents per kiss and kissing once weekly, a setup the speaker calls anarchic.
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Billy
Bobby
Molly
Nebraska Senate Candidates by County List
A damaged clipping lists Nebraska Senate candidates across 54 counties with names including J. H. Moorehead Falls City L. A. Warner Sterling S. H. Buck Berlin M. L Placek Wahoo R. S. Horton Omaha John E. Reagan Omaha J. M. Tanner South Omaha B F Griffin Tekamah G. W. Wiltse Randolph.
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J. H. Moorehead
Falls City
L. A. Warner
Sterling
S. H. Buck
Berlin
J. M. Tanner
South Omaha
B. F. Griffin
Tekamah
G. W. Wiltse
Randolph
Carey leads in Wyoming gubernatorial race with large margin
In Cheyenne on November 9 Carey Democrat holds a lead over Mullin Republican by more than 3000 votes in 400 precincts. Mondell Republican seeks re election as representative at large and is ahead by over 1500 while Cheyenne also elects a Democratic mayor.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Carey
Mullen
Mondell
Democrats Sweep Arkansas House Seats in Election
In Little Rock on November 9, Democrats achieved a clean sweep by winning all congressional nominees in Arkansas. The decisive victory solidifies party control across the state.
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Little Rock
National Biscuit Co. in Lincoln Discusses Net Weight Law
John L. Webster for the National Biscuit Co. has met in Lincoln with Assistant Attorney General Ayres and County Attorney Israel to test the branding net weight provisions of the food law. The company argues the law interferes with interstate shipments, denying fraud or adulteration. Talks of agreement were offered but no settlement yet.
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Lincol
John L. Webster
National Biscuit Company
Lincoln
Genm
Ayres
Israell
Webster
Frank M Leake Ends Life in Kearney Harness Shop
Frank M Leake a prominent harness dealer in Kearney Nebraska 54 years old shot himself in his shop and died. He had suffered melancholia for weeks due to ill health and left no explanation. A fellow worker found him seated upright. $50 was on his person and his accounts were neatly audited. Leake had lived in Kearney for 28 years.
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Kearney
Neb
Frank M. Leake
Leake
Steel workers fall from beam in Omaha building collapse
In Omaha on November 1 two iron workers slipped from a plank on a steel beam at the Union Pacific building site on Fifteenth and Dodge. Clyde V. Brown died at Omaha General Hospital. N O'Dell survived initial care but is not expected to live.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Fifteenth
Dodge
Clyde V. Brown
N. O'Dell
Brown
Omaha General Hospital
O'Dell
Thieves Steal Three Horses From Beatrice Area Pasture
Beatrice Nebraska November 1 thieves entered the pasture of B K Penner living near the Gage county line in Jefferson county and stole three head of horses.
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Beatrice, Neb
B. K. Penner
Gage County
Jefferson County
For Sale Two Round Oukatovessizes 18 and 20
Notice of two rings offered for sale in excellent condition. Inquiries should be directed to the office.
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Saale
Democrats Sweep East and Shatter Republican Hold
The landslide across the nation delivers Democratic governors in New York Massachusetts Connecticut New Jersey and strong party majorities in state legislatures. Taft Roosevelt concede losses as the 62nd Congress tilts Democratic with gains in the House while Senate remains contested.
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United States
Senate
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Ohio
Taft
Roosevelt
Chauncey
Depe
House
House of Representatives
Sherman
Utica
Serena Payne
Auburn
New York City
William S Bennett
Henry George, Jr
Herbert Parsons
Jefferson M. Levy
J Sloat Fassett
Elmira
Hamilton Fish
Twenty
New York State
Harmon
Governor Harmon Re elected in Ohio Victory Report
Columbus reports show Governor Judson Harmon Democrat re elected with about 40 000 plurality. Rural districts and cities swing Democratic with gains in Cleveland and Cincinnati. Legislature outcome remains in doubt as returns come in from about 250 precincts of 4526 statewide.
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Harmon
Ohio
Columbus
Judson Harmon
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Democrats gain ground in early returns across states
In Boston on November 9 the Democratic share rises to about 20 percent with nine of 47 House seats announced. if this pace holds Massachusetts could deliver 80 to 85 Democrats of 240 seats, not enough to block a U.S. Senate vote. In Chicago early returns show a Democratic landslide with the entire ticket expected to win by about 40 thousand votes, potential gains in five or six of ten congressional districts, and Speaker Cannon re-elected in the 18th district with a smaller margin.
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Son Buffalo
Burt
Butler Ear
Colfax
Dodge
Douglas Dundy
Furnas
Hayes Jefferson
Johnson
Kearney
Keith
Fillmore
Franklin
Gage
Logan
Madison
Merrick
Nance
Nemaha
Phelps
Polk
Richardson
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Thayer
Thomas
Thurston Tas
Vatley See Ane
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Ariff
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John Kean
Connecticut
Simeon E. Baldwin
Rhode Island
Aram J. Pothier
Aldrich
Pennsylvania
John Keener
Berry
Ted Bint
Tennessee
Ben W Hooper
Michigan
Charles Osborn
Wisconsin
Frank E. McGovern
Indiana
Beveridge
Congress
New Hampshire
Robert P. Bass
C F Carr
Nebraska
C. H. Aldrich
James C Dahlman
Iowa
B. F Carroll
Missouri
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Boston
Eben S Draper
Foss
Chicago
City Press Association
Cannon
Willam L. Cundiff
Dem
Election Returns Show GOP Wins in Congress and Supreme Court
Returns from Seattle indicate the election of three Republican congressional candidates by sizable pluralities and the victory of five Republican candidates for the state supreme court.
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Seattle
Congress
Supreme Justice
Public Notice of Estate Sale License in Morris County
In the District Court of Morris County Nebraska the administrator Mack Radhel seeks license to sell the southwest quarter of section 22 township 18 north range 48 west for paying debts. Hearing set December 3, 1910 at 10 oclock in the morning. The judge is Homer G. James. Also notices from the Department of the Interior US Land Office North Platte Neb about Hannah Lyngholm filing final five year proof to establish land claim near Sidney, Nebraska with witnesses John Anderson James Mitchell Peter Lindgaard. Public notice dated October 1910.
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Chfy
Nebraska
Mack Radhel
Wiliam
Gordon Deered
Lcense
Morris County
Court House
Gerling
Hom Gkimes
District Court
George Smith
James Narker
Cheyenne County
Katherine Clinton
Sidney
Department of the Interior
North
Hannah Lyngholm
Nels Yo Lyngholm
James Tucker
John Anderson
James Mitchell
Peter Lindgaard
Neb Nets
Thurston
Potter Ness
J .F. Evass
North Platte, Neb
Naval
Anthony M Leafdale
Leafdale
Swy
M.tp
Joseph Oberfelder
Sidney Neb
E. L. Youren Soxtorp
A Strandbery
John Strandbery
Potter
Neb
John Johnson
Lonsdale
Land claim notice filed in Sidney Nebraska
Serial No uy to AS TICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior indicates that Samuel Hedges of Sidney Nebraska filed a notice of intention to make five year proof to establish a claim to land in section two Linson of the fifth principal meridian. The hearing will be before County Judge James Taurker at Sidney Nebraska on December 5. Witnesses listed include Robert Raymond Henry Raymond Wilhelm Schwartz Isaac Jones. Register J BF Rvass.
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Department of the Interior
U.S Land Office
North Flatre
Nebr
Wiliam Erdwins
Sidney
Ney
Sth
James Tucker
Neb
George T Ruan
Charley Wo Hornaday
Arthur Sweet
Michael Foley
Ae Evass
North Piette
Nebraska
Saaiues
Hedges
Ldney
Swey
Linson
Principal Meridian
Omiake
James Taurker
North Platte
Johanna Erikson
Votter
HFE
See
District Court
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Gust Erickson
Potter
Carl Carlson
Rost Carlyon
U.S. Land Office
North Pintte
Tonjes Stikker
Alton
Lane Dkw
6Th Principal Meridian
Joseph Oberfelder
U. S
Eines
Wiliam Schuler
J. C. Hunter
Lorenz Santi
Wao. Blumenthal
Dalton
J. BE. Evans
Register
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