Landslide in State Two Thirds Majority in Senate
The report indicates Republicans will hold about two thirds of the United States Senate after recent elections. Fifty-nine seats are filled with Republicans in the body with several key states already decided. Indiana, Ohio, and Oregon senatorships remain contested, while Democrats gain ground in several others. Governor Cummins seeks a Senate seat. Kern may be chosen if Indiana flips Democrat. House results show little change in party numbers but notable personnel shifts. Nebraska leans Democratic with Hepburn defeated. Bryan leads in Lancaster County. AMOY sports coverage notes battleship Virginia’s eleven defeating Louisiana football, and Kentucky’s baseball win. a YMCA building burned early morning. Amoy greetings to Admiral Emory praised by foreign board.
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Stone
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David Turpie
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Nebraska notices and local court actions
Consigned to tombs Mr and Mrs C Kunsman celebrate eleventh wedding anniversary near Tilden Dr Salter buys practice of Dr Pringle at Pierce Earnest Greening takes over J S Leonard drag line at Pawnee City county teachers meet with large attendance George H Coons resigns from Beatrice to move to Oska loosa Kan for lumber work Legal suits filed in Gage and Otoe counties involve Heat Rice Electric stock and land sales Rev J H Montgomery injured in wagon accident Beets shipped in Hershey area with high yields and prices McCook post office gains carriers and substitutes Chanute Refining to open Beatrice station L L Marcell in charge Harvard church group gathers for pastor D L Dynkel burger Beat rice beets market and local public notices ending
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George H. Coons
Beatrice
Beatrice Soo
Oskaloosa
Kans
District Court of
Gage County
Paul W Harbach
Heatrice Electric Company
E. J. Sullivan
First National Bank
Union State Bank
District Court
Otoe County
George Knox
Roy N. Knox
G. W. Berge
J. H. Montgomery
Pawnee City
Brule
Rebekah Lodge
Ponca
Odd Fellows’ Orphan's Home
Nebraska
B. L. Webber
American Sunday
Furnas County
McCook
Nantel
O'Brien
Oscar
Grismore
George Stroud
George Kinghorn
Vera Dwyer
Chanute Refining Company
Kansas
Rock Island
L. L. Marcell
Harvard Christian Parsonage
The
Christian Church
D. L. Dynkelburger
Hershey
Lincoln County
B. L. Munger
North Platte
Emmi ‘Duffy
John Duffy
Timeline of notable events from early U S and world history
A chronological list from 1519 to 1907 recounts events: Cortes entering Cholula. Massachusetts charter annulment. Penn's proprietary rights. Philadelphia charter. the first Congress and Minute Men formation. maritime disasters. battles and sieges. Erie Canal completion. news milestones in Rochester and New York Croton works. explorations, railways, and discoveries. notable political appointments. religious debates and social milestones. Arctic expeditions. and Roosevelt visits and financial suspensions.
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Maseschusetts
William, Penn
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
William Penn
Brigleggy Stewart
Annapolis
Minute Men
Newfoundland
Russia
Great Britain
Moscow
Perry
Harrison
Gal
Erie
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Rose
Bulwark
Erie Canal
Albany
Rochester
N.Y
Croton
New York
Lacy Walker
New Albany
Northwest ‘Passage
Sean Metlure
Woman's Suffrage Party
Worcester
Mass
Sir John Franklin
Gheat
Bish River
Arctic Ocean
Woman Takes Poison in Newark Restaurant Suicide Attempt
In Newark at 842 Broad Street a young woman swallowed white tablets and collapsed, panicking diners as she fled. Miss Rose Rosensohn, recently discharged from Beth Israel Hospital, left letters to a doctor and a police captain, detailing troubles and a prior suicide attempt on December 29, 1907.
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New York
Broad Street
Newark
St. Barnabas‘s Hospital
Rose Rosensohn
Beth Israel Hospital
High
West Kinney
Saul Rubinow
Rosensohp
Ryan
Widow of Hero Receives Carnegie Pension and Medal
Mrs Mary McAteer widow of Patrick McAteer, honored by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission in Pittsburg with a $50 monthly pension, a silver medal, and $5 monthly for each of seven children, for her husband’s death while saving Josephine Tulley near Union boulevard and Fairmont avenue.
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Mary McAteer
Michigan Avenue
St. Louis
Patrick McAteer
Josephine Tulley
Henry C. .Tuakey
Wainbright Building
Union Boulevard
Fairmont Avenue
Carnegie Hero Fund
Pittsburg
Minnesota gas plant proposal cuts price to half dollar
The report notes Minneapolis plans a near million-dollar gas plant to lower gas price from $2 to 50 cents per thousand. Land Commissioner Dokken expects 5 000 acres of Meade County lands will be sold this fall. Milk output data show creamery butter up by 9 million pounds in four years, totaling 87 044 817 pounds in 1907. Charles W Morse, linked to American Ice and Consolidated Steamship, faces U S Circuit Court jury on alleged bank failures.
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Minneapolis
Dokken
South Dakota
State
Meade County
Minnesota
Charles W. Morse
American Ice Company
Consolidated Steamship Company
New York
United States Circuit Court
Bank of New America
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