Diverse Daily News Roundup Highlights
A condensed service retells Washingtons tangled politics and varied events. It notes Canada reciprocity ratified, Cardinal Gibbons named to Indian board, and steps to curb Gulf piracy and forest land purchases. Also covers Borah on race, tax talks with Cheyenne Arapaho, and other national items.
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Canada
House of Representatives
Cardinal Gibbons
Taft
Board of
Indian Commissioners
Archbishop Ryan
United States
New Orleans
Gulf
Oklahoma
Valentine
Hitchcock
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Senate
White Mountains
Appalachians
de Taft
Congress
West Point Military Academy
Borah
Maho
NYC Faces Health Crisis as Pope Visit Schedules Unclear
New York City faces disruption as officials report illness concerns and advise audiences to postpone or limit public gatherings for several days amid unclear pope visit plans and medical guidance.
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New York City
Pope
Daylight law debate on holdrege site for new agricultural college
Lawmakers consider extending city closing hours beyond 8 pm in large cities by petition and exclude towns. The piece also describes Gilbert Park near Lincoln, a 612 acre homestead with elk buffalo and deer offered to the state for 60000 dollars to become a perpetual public park.
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Reagan of Douglas
Lincoln
South
Omaha
ROX
Gilbert
Park Department
City of
Gilbert Park
Hoagland of Lincoln Seeks Congress Action on Kinkaid Bill
Lincoln leader Hoagland pushes adoption of a resolution urging Congress to pass the Kinkaid bill. The move signals ongoing efforts in Congress to address the issue tied to the proposed legislation.
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Hoagland
Lincoln
Congress
Pardons Bill Amended In State Board Debate
The board of pardons measure introduced by Evans of Adams was amended to add Minor of Lancaster as a co introducer. Debate on the bill was sharp, revealing faults in the current system. Howard of Greeley denounced the governor s hearings and rulings on pardons as often unsatisfactory due to executive influence.
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Board of Pardons
Evans
Adams
Minor
Who's Who in State Senate of Nebraska
Lincoln February 12 Secretary W H Smith has compiled a statistical biography of Nebraska Senate members. Five born in state and eleven lawyers among the group. Four bankers, eight farmers or stock raisers, majority lacking long legislative experience. Veterans J A Ollis Jr and Ned Brown each with two terms. Six born in Illinois. others hail from Sweden Germany Bohemia and Russia. Aubrey Smith is 32 and John Cordial is single.
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Lincoln
Neb
W.H. Smith
Senate
J. A. Ollis, Jr
Ned Brown
Ilinois
Robinson
Sweden
Volpo
Germany
Bartos
Bohemia
Janzen
Russia
Aubrey Smith
Wilcox
John Cordeal
Smith
Resolution Seeks Extended Payment Time for Reclamation Lands
The measure extends the period for homesteaders to pay for lands held under the government reclamation act. It notes western Nebraska irrigation settlers faced poor crops as water supply failed and claims productivity will come only after three years of alfalfa growth.
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Nebraska
Senate Backs Tibbetts Bill To Raise County Superintendent Salaries
After debate the senate recommended the Tibbetts bill for third reading to raise salaries of county superintendents. Two amendments were added by Hoaglund and Ollis granting limits on salaries in poorer counties and giving county commissioners oversight of expense accounts.
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Senate
Hoagland
Ollis
Board of County Commissioners
Holdrege to House Bill Making Site for State College
A bill passed the house providing Holdrege as the site of the state agricultural college. The measure directs establishment of the college in Holdrege as the central campus and governing framework proceeds accordingly.
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Holdrege
State Agricultural College
Record of Pardons Bill Debate and Engrossment
A Greeley County man questioned political influence as quack enbush argued the proposed bill's provisions were useless and that the records required were largely worthless though vital to those seeking pardons. After lengthy discussion the measure was ordered engrossed for third reading.
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Greeley County
Quackenbush
Delegation of Red Men Arrives to Lobby Marriage Bill
Four Winnebago Indians led by John Baptiste Dan Rice Peter Rave and Oliver Lampere with missionary Rev G A Watermolder arrived to urge passage of the Gallagher Indian marriage bill. They meet lawmakers as the house considers permitting Indian marriages by June 1 1911 under Indian customs amid financial and legislative committee actions.
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John Baptiste
Dan Rice
Peter Rave
Oliver Lampere
G. A. Watermolder
Carlisle Sein
The Test of Intellect Reveals a Bridge Remark
Mrs Flimgilt calls her husband stupid but he has business success. Mr Meekton counters many fail to learn to track a bridge score, hinting at human limits. A stray line hints at hamlet like weather and illness themes in a fragmented snippet.
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Jacob Wendell,Jr
Maeterlinck
Wendell
Success Magazine
No man has come to true greatness who has not felt in some degree
Quotation appears mixed with ad copy and fragmented phrases. The text references personal greatness, a name Phillips Brooks, and a casual aside about relief and cures for eye ailments, ending with a tangential remark about a recording angel and day book versus hymn book.
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Phillips Brooks
Advertising snippets from a bygone era mix quotes and cures
Fragmentary lines promote remedies like Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children and Gesheld Ten Harb Laxative alongside aphorisms about honesty and kindness. The tone resembles a period pamphlet or newspaper ad column with scattered moral maxims.
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Arkansas
Peary
Naval Service
Blanche Walsh
Peoria
Emery-Bird-Thayer Company
Kansas City
Maisie
Michigan
Detroit
Rothschild House
Cadet Taylor
Secretary of the Treasury
Kansas
Pagenn
Department of Entomology
University
J. A. Moss
Tignall
Manuel
Araujo
Oonefre. Duran
Republic of Salvador
Southern Commercial Congress
Atlanta
Bertha
West
Joliet
Til
Industrial Workers of the World
Southern Pacific
Portland
Ore
California
National Association of Merchant Tailors of America
Moclips
Wash
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Senate OF
John St. Mortread
A. Varner
Sterling
Ohio
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Henry H. Bartlin
Nebraska City
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Lumber and Grain
Richard
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Horton
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John M. Tanner
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Banker
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Tees
D. Lee
Farmer and Stockman
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Chadron
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Bexcrugedy
J. H. Kemp
Charles M. Skilesten
Re City
Edward Selleck
Minn
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Spohn Medical CO
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