National and state office listings in The Telegraph Directory
The page lists national figures Jno M Thurston and William V Allen for Omaha and Madison, plus state offices with Holcomb as Governor, Moore as Lieutenant Governor, Piper as Secretary of State, Eugene Moore as Auditor, Joseph S Battle as Treasurer, Arthur S Churchill as Attorney General, Henry E Corbett as Superintendent of Public Instruction, Henry O Russell as Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings, and John M Adams as U S Land Office receiver, among others.
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Silas A. Holcomb
Robert E Moore
Joel A. Piper
North Platte Officials Listed for Sixth Amratorreal District
The fragment names J.S. Hoagland and F. D. Morgan as representatives for the Sixth Amratorreal District with references to Chappell and H. M. Grimes as judge, in North Platte materials.
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Amratoreal
J.S. Hoagland
North Platte
Distiice F. DP. Morgan
Chappell
Juliaae
H. M. Grimes
Village Trustees and Officials Named for Sidney
A fragmented list names Sidney officials including Treasurer A Pease and Sheriff Fe Cartel with roles such as Clerk, Judge, Supt of Public Instruction, Surveyor, and Coroner. Others include Attorney W Ry Bassett, District members W Woods and A Atkins, and Trustee members J Hart, HiT Doran, J Puntenburg, Clark H Gapen, and P Sanders.
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A. Pease
Sidney
Fe Cartel
Eal
Faney
W.C Bullock
J Neubauer
Waney
C. P Chambers
Colton
J. Willis
Camp Clark
Ry Bassett
Leroy
Martin
McIntosh
Hart
Hit. Doran
E. Bassett
J. Puntenburg
Clark H
BE. Gapen
Wes
P. Sanders
School staff and grades listed in local minutes
The document records names of faculty and officers across departments. It lists Moderator A Pease, Treasurer T L Dawson, Director Geo F Blanchard, John Baker, James J McIntosh, Chas Dornan, Miss Whitehead, Miss Blanchard, Miss Pees, Mrs L F Stielton, Miss Wright, and kindergarten notes as part of the grammar, intermediate, primary, and special sections.
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A. Pease
Community Church and fraternal lodge listings
A dense directory of religious services and fraternal organization meetings. It lists Methodist and Catholic masses, Episcopal services, and numerous lodges such as A M and A F and A M, I O O F, K of B, G A R, and more with officers and meeting times.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
C. J. Osborn
Epworth Longue
D. P. Des Preteline
Allen Kenworthy
Beaver Divedt. Forest and Stream Photo Inspires Sportsmen
A Beaver Divedt. Forest scene captured by E. Hofer shows a beaver alarmed and diving near a brushy pool. The narrator notes that sportsmen value photographs of tracks and signs over the actual game for evidence of hunting craft and skill.
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E. Hofer
Decora
Death mix up leads to Russian general in aunt’s coffin
A German man learns his aunt died in France and orders her body sent to Cologne. The coffin arrives opened to reveal a Russian general in full uniform. Telegrams reveal the aunt’s coffin was sent to St. Petersburg by mistake. After three days, officials confirm she was interred with full military honors.
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France
Cologne
Thither
St. Petersburg
London
Private wheel marks to thwart thieves say Philadelphia Lodger
John D. Carroll, chief detective of a wheelman’s insurance firm, advises owners to apply a private mark on the bike frame. He suggests underside of the top tube, exposing metal with enamel removed, then sealing with candle grease and carbolic acid to inscribe initials. After acid marks dry, grease is wiped away and enamel hides the mark.
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John D. Carroll
Wheelman’s Insurance Company
Philadelphia
French inventor unveils rapid stop mechanism for heavy machinery
A French inventor introduced a device that instantly cuts power and applies a brake to the flywheel when a button is pressed. A 20 horsepower engine running at 90 revolutions per second slowed to a stop in two thirds of a second, showcasing swift machine safety braking.
Proposed Constitutional Amendments for Nebraska Supreme Court
The document details amendments to sections 2 4 and 5 of article 6 of the Nebraska Constitution proposing changes to Supreme Court judges numbers and terms. It outlines a five judge court with at least five year terms and staggered initial terms from 1896 election, including provisions for two initial two and four year terms and subsequent five year terms.
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State of
Nebraska
A.y
Nebraska Legislature approves 1995 court judges' pay amendment
The document notes a joint resolution proposing an amendment to section thirteen of article six of the Nebraska Constitution to fix compensation for supreme and district court judges. It outlines approval procedures, quarterly pay, and limits on future changes, with dates indicating approval around March 3 1995 and March 30, 1806 in the historical text.
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Nebraska
Supreme and District Court
State of
Nebraska Constitution Amendment on Executive Officers Pay
The proposed amendment revises Section 24 of Article 5 to fix executive officers’ compensation at a set amount by law, ensure no changes within a term, bar fees or perquisites for personal use, and require advances of fees to the state treasury. It also calls for a three-fifths legislative assent to set salaries and limits changes to every four years, subject to two-thirds concurrence. Approved March 20, 1895.
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Nebraska
Supreme and District Couria
State of
Pine of
Executive Department
Nebras
Public Lands and
Malcines
Nebraska amendment proposal on judicial power section
A joint resolution proposes amending section one of article six to vest Nebraska judicial power in the supreme court district courts county courts justices of the peace police magistrates and other inferior courts created by law with two thirds of lawmakers concurrence. Approved March 29, 1805.
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Nebraska
Coach House
Neraska
Nebraska Constitution amendments seek to raise supreme and district court judges
The text outlines proposed amendments to Nebraska’s Constitution across three sections. It authorizes the legislature, with two thirds approval, to increase the number of supreme and district court judges and redraw districts in specified terms, with provisions on district compactness and continuity of judges, plus related amendments to trial by jury and executive office structures. The dates show approvals in 1903 to 1905.
Nebraska Legislature Proposes Amendment to Section 26
The Nebraska Legislature seeks to amend Section 26 of Article 5 of the state Constitution to limit the number of executive state officers. The resolution directs the change to read as part of the constitutional section and outlines the proposed text.
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Nebraska
Legislative Act Criteria and Approval Deadline
The text states that an act requires approval by not less than three-fourths of the members elected to each house, and that offices created by act may be abolished by two-thirds concurrence. It notes approval on March 90, A. D. 1893.
Amendment to Nebraska Constitution on permanent school fund
The text describes proposed amendments to Article 8 Section 9 of the Nebraska Constitution to govern investment of permanent educational funds. It specifies funds as trust assets, pledged to remain inviolate, investable only in certain securities, and details board powers to invest and pay warrants from the permanent school fund if needed. Approved March 20, 1805.
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Nebraska
United States
Permanent School Fund
Nebraska amendment to merge city metro class and county governments
A proposed constitutional change would add a section allowing any metropolitan class city and its county to merge governments wholly or partly. The merger requires a legal proposition and majority approval in both the city and the county, with votes in the city counted separately from the metropolitan county.
Nebraska amendment for voting by ballot preserved secrecy
Legislative note from 1805 proposes amending section six of article seven to ensure all votes are by ballot or other lawful method while preserving vote secrecy. The resolution, approved March 2, 1805, reflects historical constitutional adjustments in Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Amend Section Two of Nebraska Constitution for Donations
A historical Nebraska proclamation certifies amendments to Article Fourteen Section Two of the state constitution. It restricts city county and other subdivisions from donating to internal improvements or manufactories without voter approval by two thirds, with county aggregate limits and possible debt increases by three fourths. The document, dated July 17 1896 in Lincoln, authenticates the amendments as enacted by the Twenty fourth session.
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Nebraska
State of
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I. J. A. Piper
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