National Brody and U. S. Senate Directory Highlights
The Telegraph Directory lists figures across national and state offices including U S Senate members Thurlow Omula and William V. Allen. It notes roles such as John M Adams Register and P A Grifth evdesaees Receiver, and marks senator and representative districts with names like Nongland North Platte and F P Morgan Chappell.
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Nongland
North Platte
F.P Morgan
Chappell Ath
J. M. Grimes
Sidney Officials and staff list with teachers
A fragmented roster shows Sidney and nearby officials including treasurer and sheriff, with a long list of department heads, and a teachers roster featuring principals and assistants across primary and windergarten levels. Names include A Pease, Uiuulel McAteese, Aubtic Lust, Robiff Willis, Leroy Martin, James J Mefatest, Minnie Chiuso, Miss Whitehead, Miss Blanchard, Mrs. Shelton, and Miss Wright.
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A Pease
Sidney
Uiuulel
McAteese
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Lodge Vole
Judyzo
Neubauer
Aubtic Lust
Colton
Robiff Willis
Camp Clark
Bassett
Leroy Martin
Griffith
T Bb. Dawson
Geo
Blanchard
John Bakers
Abet
James J Mefatest
Chus
Doran
Minnie Chiuso
Miss Whitehead
Grimmar
Mel¢ee
Shelton
Vist
Wright
Windergarten
Community Fraternal and Church Notices
A dense list of church services and fraternal lodge meetings. It includes Methodist Episcopal and Catholic mass times, Epworth League and Sunday school details, and numerous fraternal organizations such as A F and A M, I O O F, K of P, U R K of P, G A R, W R C, M W of A, A O O W, and other local clubs with meeting days and officers.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Ham
Osborn
Epworth League
Allen Kenworthy
Episcopal Church
Times-Hero
Times-Herald
I Ia
Atlantic
Pacific
Lakes
Gulf
America
Colorado Hotel Rules From the Rustlers Rest Dining Room
A Baltimore Sun item reports spoof hotel rules at the Rustlers Rest in Little Cayusa Creek Colorado. The seven funny guidelines cover weapons, waiters, pie portions, tablecloth changes, and prohibitions on distracting staff with objects.
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Carrolton
Rustlers' Rest
Little Cayusa Creek
Colo
Baltimore San
Dolly Madison Tact and Kindness Highlighted
A biographical sketch recalls Dolly Madison's tact at a levee when a bashful youth clumsily spilled coffee and she smoothly redirected conversation to his family. Another anecdote tells of two country visitors meeting Mrs Madison in plain attire who are startled yet charmed by her simple, hospitable demeanor.
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Dolly Madison
Woman of Superior Mental Power Breaks Superstition
A Boston Transcript quip praises a cook who rejects superstition. It notes she breaks one dish and then deliberately breaks two more, preferring facts over belief. Base remarks that she is a woman of intellect and practical thinking.
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Base
Boston Transcript
Proposed Nebraska Constitutional Amendments at 1896 election
The document outlines a joint resolution to amend sections 2 4 and 5 of article 6 of the Nebraska constitution regarding supreme court judges. It proposes a five member court with five year terms and statewide election of judges. It specifies initial elections and terms beginning with the general election of 1896.
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State of
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Nebraska Constitution Amendments on Judicial and Executive Pay
The document records joint resolutions and amendments approved in 1895 establishing how supreme and district court judges receive compensation and setting rules for executive department officers. It details required legislative concurrence, term protections, and payment to state treasury, plus scheduling for salary changes every four years.
Nebraskas Proposed Constitutional Judicial Power Amendment
A joint Nebraska resolution proposes amending section one of article six to define judicial power as vested in the supreme court district courts county courts justices of the peace police magistrates and other inferior courts created by law with two thirds approval in both houses. Approved March 2 1806.
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Nebraska
Beit
Nebraska Constitution Amendment on Supreme and District Court Numbers
A fragmentary description of amending section eleven of article six to allow the legislature with two thirds support to increase the number of supreme and district court judges after 1890, with notes on district boundaries and governing terms. It cites March 8, 1806, and references urgency of compact districts.
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Nebraska
Fmetrasky
Nebraska Constitution Amendments Listed in 19th Century Enactments
The text records proposed constitutional amendments from Nebraska's legislature including Section 6 on trial by jury, civil action verdicts by five sixths and juries smaller than twelve, plus a second amendment detailing the executive department and terms for officials and railroad commissioners with terms set after elections. Approved dates appear as March 3, 1803 and March 00, 1893.
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Nebraska
Neraska
O Nebras
Nebraska Constitution Amendment on Executive State Officers
Legislature proposes amending article five section twenty six to limit the number of executive state officers. The measure would redefine the section to state that this article shall be created, except for the stated provisions.
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Nebraska
State of
Legislative Act Provisions on Official Creation and Approval
The text outlines legislative criteria requiring concurrence by at least one third of elected members in each house for acts creating offices and for officers created by legislative act. It notes approval on March 30 and a date of 1993, indicating a formal legislative process.
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A. LD
Nebraska Proposes Amendments to School Fund and City-County Merger
A joint resolution proposes amending Article 9 and Article 12 of the Nebraska Constitution. It covers permanent school fund protection and investment rules, requiring trust status and limits on transfers, with protections for state funds and securities. It also details a measure for merging metropolitan cities with their counties, requiring voter approval by majorities in both the city and county.
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Nebraska
United State
Permanent School Fund
Nebraska constitutional amendment on voting method approved
A Nebraska measure amends section six of article seven to require ballot voting or other lawful methods while preserving vote secrecy. The act was approved by the legislature and dated March 1980, reflecting the state's adherence to ensuring secret and orderly ballots.
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Nebraska
Nebraska proposed amendment on donations for internal improvements
A historical Nebraska document outlines amendments to section two of article fourteen limiting city county or other subdivisions from donating to works of internal improvement or manufactories. It requires a qualified electors vote and limits indebtedness with specific thresholds and endorsements, certified by Secretary of State J A Piper in 1896 Lincoln.
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Nebraska
Tate
Beco
I. J. A. Piper
State of
A. D
Lincoln
United States
J. A. Piper
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Robert Moore
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W.R Woods
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J. Puntenburg
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Frank Welch Lodge
Leslie Neubauer
D. Stewarts
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J. J. McIntosh
Pierre Sanders
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Conrad Garrison
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Thos. Welleman
E. V. Summer
J W. Nelson
A A. Ricker
Henry A. Morrow
P. R. Bergquist
Wm. Ottoman
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Sidney Camp
M. W. of A
Jas. McMullay
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A. Armatrong
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D. F. McKee
P. Sanders
Sydney
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Ht. J. Snyder
R. K
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Masonic Hall
Chas. P. Davis
Ellen Davis
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Second
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Mary Guirrirn
Bessie Brennan
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Fowler & Wells Co., Publishers
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