National and state officials listed in The Telegraph Directory
The Telegraph Directory lists U S Senate members Jno M Thurston Omaha William V Allen and Madison district representative. state officers Governor Susie A Holcomb Lieutenant Governor Robert E Moore Secretary of State Joel A Piper Auditor Eugene Moore Treasurer Joseph S Bartle Attorney General Arthur Churchill Buett Public Instruction Henry R Corbett Commissioner Public Lands and Buildings Henry C Russell. U S Land Office John M Adams Register P A Griffith Receiver.
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U. S. Senate
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M. Thurston Omaha
William V. Allen
Madison
Coniessional
M. Kemp
Broken Bow
Suas A Holcomb
Robert E Moore
Sal Joel A. Piper
Eugene Moore
Joseph S. Bartle
Arthur Churchill Buot
Henry R. Corbett
Henry C. Russel
North Platte Oath and Judicial District Listing
OATH STENeen District Fe BL Morgans csreeeocerenene oe Chappell 137TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT HI M Grimes Judge North Platte
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J.S. Hongland
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Morgans
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HI. M. Grimes
North Platte
Sidney Sherif and Local Officials Names Jammed List
A garbled OCR extract lists several local officials and roles including Sidney Sherif A Pease and G Chambers Colton Surveyor Robt H Willis Camp Clark Coroner Bassett Attorney Larry Martin Treasurer A Atkins Sidney 8d District AW Harper Bronson PpARD Village Trustees MelIntosh Thynks Chairman Doran Clerk GEMS Treasurer Wana with scattered titles and affiliations.
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A. Pease
Sidney Sherif
Daniel ‘McAleese
Sidney Cher
Jney
Bullock
Lodge Pole Udge
Neubauer
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G. * Chambers
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Larry Martin
W.R. Woods
Weyerts
A. W. Atkins
Harper
Bronson
MelIntosh Thynks
Jpurt
Doran Ke
Pantenburg
Cesses
Sgupen
Wana
Community Organizations and Church Services in Sidney
Local notice lists church services at Methodist Episcopal And Catholic churches with service times and Sunday schools. It also details numerous fraternal and veterans groups meeting dates, officers, and meeting places including A P A M W Sof V and U S W B orders with monthly schedules and contact roles.
Child Culture Dept Guides Child Character Study
The Child Culture Department assists mothers and teachers to study each child’s characteristics as a guide to proper development.
Immense Fortunes in Trees Highlight Timber Wealth
The timber industry yields over a billion dollars yearly in the United States, about two thirds of the value of all mined resources. Yet annual harvests exceed new growth by roughly 25 percent and fires cause immense losses, Pennsylvania reports annual damage near 30 million dollars from locomotives and other fire sources.
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United States
Forestry Commissioner
Pennsylvania
Scribner’s
Sargent Studio Portraits and Prison Cell Inquiries
A Century Magazine piece describes Sargent as a sociable painter who works with ease, using music to fill gaps when models rest, and pursuing truth in painting with deliberate repainting. The essay notes his distance from revolutions and his comfort with novelty only in perception. A Boston Courier dialogue mocks a refined prison cell whispering of a wife beating as the only offense.
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Sargent
William A. Coffin
Arden
Boston Courier
Poster prize snub hints at missing customary girl
The Chicago Record notes Dabber’s poster failed to win a prize due to missing the customary girl, leaving judges with nothing to divert criticism. A British patentee holds exclusive rights to his invention or discovery, requiring consent for use, sale, or making anywhere in the kingdom.
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Dabber
Chicago
United States
Kingdom
Veils in Black Russian Net with Chenille Accents
Fashion notes describe veils meant to enhance complexions using black Russian net spotted with chenille and pink tulle. Ready for use, finished with baby ribbon rosettes at the back. White veiling with brown chenille spots is another fashion fancy.
Proposed Constitutional Amendments for Nebraska Election
The text outlines a 1896 Nebraska ballot proposing amendments to article six sections 2 4 and 5 of the state constitution. It specifies the supreme court to consist of five judges a five year term and election at large and details initial terms of two four and five years for the first general election to be held in 1896.
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Nebraska
Supreme Court
State of
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Rwise
Nebraska Legislature Amends Judicial Compensation Statute
A joint resolution proposes amending section thirteen of article six to set judicial pay for supreme and district court judges by law with quarterly payments. It requires a three-fifths concurrence in each house at the first session after adoption and limits changes to once every four years unless two-thirds of each house agree. Approved dates noted as March 20, 1805 and March 30, 1895.
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Nebraska
Supreme
District Courts
Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
Nebraska Legislature Amends Executive Officers Pay
The 1905 Nebraska amendment changes Section 24 of Article Five to set fixed compensation for executive officers by law, non adjustable during their term, with fees paid to the state treasury. After adoption the legislature, in a three-fifths concurrence, will establish salaries for officers named, with changes limited to once every four years and only with two-thirds concurrence. Approved March 20, 1905.
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Nebraska
State of
Executive Department
Nebras
Hall
Nebraska Constitutional Amendment Proposals Revisions Passed
A scanned record shows joint resolutions proposing constitutional amendments in Nebraska. The actions address sections 1 and 11 of article six, detailing judicial power and the ability to increase supreme and district court judges with two thirds approval and four yearly limits, approved in 1808 and 1885.
Nebraska Constitution Amendments on Trial by Jury and Executive Officers
Sections describe amendments to Nebraska's constitution. Section six tightens jury rules in civil actions allowing fewer than twelve jurors in inferior courts with five sixths verdict. Another provision amends article five to define the executive department and railroad commissioners terms, residency, and qualifying rules with staggered terms and initial election structure.
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Nebraska
Neraska
Nebraska seeks to amend constitution limiting executive officers
The text records a proposed amendment to article five section twenty six of the Nebraska Constitution. It states the legislature will read a new provision restricting the number of executive state officers and mentions the creation of no other executive state offices except as specified.
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Nebraska
Mion
Pete Seeoys
Nebraska Constitution Amendment on Permanent School Fund
The act amends article eight section nine of the Nebraska Constitution to protect the state educational lands and income as trust funds, investable only in specified securities, and pledged to remain inviolate. It allows the educational board to sell securities to reinvest in higher yielding options, and permits payment of warrants from the permanent school fund when funds are short, under state treasurer provisions. Approved March 29, 1895.
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Nebraska
State of
United State
Permanent School Fund
Tate
Nebraska amendment merges city metro class with county government
A 1605 era amendment proposes Article 12 Section 2 to allow merger of metropolitan city governments with their counties. It requires a voter proposition and a majority in both city and county excluding metro city votes, approved March 29, 1605.
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State of
Nebraska
Auch City
Auch
Nebraska constitutional amendment on voting method approved
A 1305 legislative record amends section six of article seven to require votes be by ballot or any lawful method while preserving ballot secrecy. The measure, approved March 3, 1305, outlines how votes must be cast and safeguarded.
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Nebraska
Nebrasks
Nebraska Amendment On Donations To Internal Improvements
State secretary J A Piper certifies an 1898 proposed Illinois style amendment to Article Fourteen Section Two of Nebraska Constitution. The proposed section restricts donations to improvements or manufactories, requires voter approval by two thirds, with county limits and a five percent additional indebtedness via three quarters vote, in effect for the November general election.
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Nebraska
State of
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