Indications Shel don Will Not Leave Vacant Officials Yet
Reports suggest Governor Shel don will not severa vacant official posts but may leave them for the next administration. An Isthmian Canal report follows, with grand jury findings on fraud charges and counterfeit five dollar Indian head certificates detected in Providence. Indiana presidential vote tallies list Taft leading Bryan, Chafin, Watson, Debs, Breston, and Hisgen. Timothy L Woodruff withdraws NY Senate bid in favor of Elihu Root. Stevenson plans to contest Dineen’s Illinois governorship win.
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Wilkie
Secret Service
Jrst
Providence
Indiana
Taft
Bryan
Chafin
Watson
Debs
Breston
Hisgen
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York
Elihu Root
Stevenson
Dineen
Ilinois
Deficit forecast in postal and immigration funds and trade notes
Washington faces a large postal deficit per Postmaster General Meyers while the immigration fund also expects shortfalls due to extraordinary expenditures. President Roosevelt may form a commission to study navy department structure and a general staff. A new rail funding pattern is discussed and Pennsylvanian and New Yorker cattle shows are barred amid foot and mouth disease.
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Meyers
Congress
Immigration Fund
Immigration Commission
Roosevelt
Goon
Navy Department
Aden
Parmier
Manderson
Drew Carnegie
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Bonaparte Petitionel
Arrest of Madame Steinhell in Paris Sparks Sensation
Reports say Madame Steinhell’s arrest in Paris relates to charges tied to her husband’s death. Allegations include political crime and involvement of men in high places. Meanwhile rumors claim Russian terrorists plotted to kill a dowager in Europe and burned security routes in Bordeaux.
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Madame Steinhell
Paris
Ueletnan
Valetta
Maite
Bordeaux
Erie
Oil dreams swirl around local wells near Nebraska City
Gilbert Hanks, a wealthy Nebraska City farmer, reports a deep well reaching 960 feet that has flowed for years and now shows stronger traces of oil. A brick yard well, bored to 875 feet last year, may be reopened as locals push to strike oil in paying quantities. workers from oil fields insist deeper drilling is the key.
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Gilbert Hanks
Nebraska City
Reae
Seni
Costly Barn Fire at Crawford Causes Big Loss
Fire early Thursday morning at 1:30 in the Clare Messenger barn in Crawford burned saddles and wood for about 400 dollars. Goods valued at 160 dollars plus 25 dollars saddlery and 300 dollars wood were lost. J. W. Warner, a local dealer in wood, carried no insurance. Cause unknown though suspected arson since no stove or lantern was present.
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Crawford
Clare Messenger
Drayman
Accen
J. W. Warner
Warner
Academy for Girls Plans in Hastings Convent Building
A plan to establish an early academy for girls in the Hastings convent building will be presented to the commercial club. Bishop Bonacum of Lincoln intends to open a school here as soon as satisfactory building arrangements can be made. The proposal was discussed at a club meeting some months ago with limited attendance.
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Hastings
Bonacum
Lincoln
Moleen Wins Claim No 185 in Tripp County Lang Case
Moleen, a teacher in Miss. Pearl, from the Nickerson schools, is reported as winning claim No 185 in the Tripp County lang case. The terse notice confirms a ruling favoring the teacher amid ongoing local disputes.
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Moleen
Miss. Pearl
Nickerson
Tripp
Lang
Timber Milling Case Involving Wilt and Herzog
A court case centers on Wilt cutting timber into lumber and a dispute over ownership with Henry Herzog and two others. The proceedings address timber rights, mill operation, and alleged claims to the timber by the defendants.
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Wilt
Henry Herzog
Amd
A. Eww
Soient
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