Many Aspirants for Office Fills Nebraska Primary Ballot
A lengthy list of candidates filing with the Nebraska secretary of state for August primaries shows Governor Morehead and numerous Democrats Republicans independents and third parties across statewide offices. Names span Omaha Lincoln Beatrice Columbus and other towns with posts from Secretary of State to Superintendent of Public Instruction and beyond.
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Secretary of State
John H. Morehead
Falls City
People's Independent
George W. Berge
Lincoln
Democrat
John G. Maher
Rose L. Hammond
Fremont
R. B. Howell
Omaha
John. Deplecha
Burwell
John Stevens
Beaver City
John Q. Wieser
Repubblican
HH. FE. Sackett
Beatrice
Progressive
Fullerton
Nathan Wilson
Stromsurg
Prohibition
James Pearson
Moorecticid
People’s Independent
George ‘M. Potts
Dubois
People's
E. F. Snavely
L. P. Albright
Red Cloud
Walter V. Hoagiind
North Platte
Franklin A. Shotwell
Mehry
F. Oeckenberger
Columbus
G. L. E. Klingbeil
A. J. van Alstine
Charles
Shalla
McCook
F. P. Shields
Orleans
Addison Ward
Clyde H. Barnard
Table Rock
Charles W. Pool
Tecumseh
George F. Hall
Franklin
Felix L. Gallagher
Rosalie
W. J. Groatc
Franklin C. Hamer
Republican
J. M. Teegarden
Weeping Water
Arthur B. Walker
University Place
Willard T. Davis
Robert I. Elliott
A. O. Thomas
Kearney
E. F. Munroe
Shelton
E. E. Hayes
Chadron
R. : . Lincoln
Bari Cline
Geneva
John Mattes
Nebraska City
James R. Thuneate
J. M. Gates
Fort Crook
Walge H. Wilson
Ss. van ‘Thorn
Philip H. Kohl
Wayne
irsehman--Hartington
Bradish
Garret
Falken
Schuvier
Chirles Krumback
Shelby
Reo Roper
David City
Willian Gruber Byron
Con. McCarthy
York
Herman T ¥Ers
BooGeuhrman
St. Kiboery
Withaum
Brookleys Midgar
William Wessmer
James G. Holden
Central City
de le Wherry
Pawnee City
Spencer
Buirneston
Mromus Lualeners
Belvidere Piftedénath
Spink
Wilber
William Colton
CC. E. Sander
Charles W. Beal
Broken Bow
John A. Robertson
Jay
Willis Wilson
Rushville
William. Ernest
Tecum- Sch
Thirst
Thomas Lahners
Beloit
George H. Avery
Hidgar
Mon Broderenick
Garfield
W. H. Richardson
Holdrege
George Bischel
Platte
Wiliam P Mattley
Ansley
William M. Alden
Hyannis
A.A. Robertson
Duff
Platte Center
George J. Fuller
Seward
L. Bollen
Crofton
W. C. Parriott
Auburn
James A. Ma
Wecderans
Ithy
Paris G. A Sity
McAllister
Dakota City
Ggg
Emer iTliam
Baril Gattoinen
Gustin
Theaterd
Frank E Stermer
Scotts Bluff
Henry EK. Lonfierin
Curtis
Frank Strick
K. Springview
William L. Satie Ghannon
T. BE. Conley
Beatrice Ore
John M. Ward
Wesley Tressier
Ogallaia
Wiliam H. C. Woodhurst
Fred L. Venry Breheing
Henns
Beemer
George W. Chappell
A. Shrenke
Hartington
Enteenth
J. B. Forman
Lowe
Humboldt Ie
Lincoln G. Siman
Swan Olson
Althur
John R. Beatty
Butte
Fiftyfourth
A. H. Lewis
Sutton
L. H. Howe
Humboldt
Butler
Oscar M. Jenkins
Wallace
Supreme Jude
Justice Reese
Eee
A. Brogan
X . Palmer
Clay Center
Forever Court
James T
James P.eeney
Stric L. Gerutie
John H
Christ Ancotenn
Bristow
Bextoyy
People's c. Eeeda Beventy
Wore
Bury
A. Lee
Reae Thill
Sur- H
A Wasted Quote Bridging Milton and The Dansant
A fragmented exchange links Milton to a danseant figure cited by Puck. The dialogue hints at a literary or theatrical tie through a playful misattribution and a query about The Dansant's association.
Marine Eye Remedy Promises Comfort for Weak Tired Eyes
An advertisement from the Marine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago touts a product for red weak watery eyes and granulated eyelids. The copy promotes free mail offers and claims eye comfort without smarting or irritation.
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Marine
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Image of a Marriage Trial? Not Applicable
The sentence reflects a sardonic thought on marriage, imagining a wife suggesting that a husband would value his wife more after experiencing another relationship for several months. It presents a cynical take on marital dynamics and loyalty.
African Garb Too Advanced For Rushville Missionaries
Rushville Indiana church women faced shock over African costumes proposed for a local entertainment. A missionary box from Africa described two dresses worn by native women. Although arrangements were made and two volunteers chosen, the outfits were not worn.
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Women’s Missionary Society
Rushville
Ind
Africa
Rapid Rash Recovers After Cuticura Treatment
Miss Emma Retzloff of Granton Wisconsin describes a severe eczema like rash that spread from small pimples to a large sore near the ear. After two months of no relief she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and the condition cleared. Advertising copy notes Cuticura sold worldwide with a 32 page Skin Book.
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Granton
Wis
Emma Retzloff
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Ady
Webster's Last Words Start With Z, Teacher Reveals Quip
In a historical quip a pupil recalls that Webster's final phrases all began with Z, prompting a classroom laugh. The joke highlights a playful memory of famed lexicographer Noah Webster.
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Webster
Huerta Goes to Kingston With Exiled Followers
Gen Victoriano Huerta former Mexican president has left Mexico aboard the German cruiser Dresden bound for Kingston Jamaica. He travels with Senora Huerta and relatives including Generals Blanquet and others and is accompanied by several Sananese women. The group, fleeing the capital, is expected to depart soon with possible further relatives and officers following at sea.
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Puerto Mexico
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Kingston
Jamaica
Senora Huerta
Plens
Eva
Zelia
Saniche Blanquet
Generals Huerta
Dresden
Kohler
Huerta
Establishing Railway Connections between Mexico City and Vera Cruz
President Carbajal announced orders to complete rail links closing the gap between Vera Cruz and Mexico City with direct communication expected immediately. Belgium Minister Mauré returning from absence will be among first to travel the line. A district survey found Zapata activity exaggerated as federals retain Contreterras and Xochimilco.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Carbajal
Belgium
Mauré
Zapata
Contrerras
Xochimilco
Census Taken Of Birds In United States East Of Plains
The first government bird census reports about 2 026 000 native field birds east of the great plains. Robins are estimated at 100 000 000 east of the Mississippi with about fifty pairs per square mile. Overall field birds average 1 000 pairs per square mile after excluding crop lands. The census is conducted by voluntary observers.
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Washington
United States
Great Plains States
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi River
Panama Officials Deny Gambling Pavilion Plan
Panama officials reject reports from Europe and the United States about a French proposal to make Panama a gambling rival to Monte Carlo. They state such a scheme has never been conceived and that Panama would not permit a large gambling pavilion.
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Panama
Europe
United States
France
Injunction Sought Over Tango Calliope Music on Steamers
Moir Brothers file suit to stop calliope tango music on excursion steamers during work at the Mississippi Pearl Button Co. premises in Burlington Ila. Plaintiffs demand $500 damages for loss of services of about 200 young women employees and seek to restrain the music during work hours.
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Burlington
Ila
Calliopes
Mississippi Pearl Button Company
Moir Brothers
Lincoln Gift Sparks Suffrage Support in Nebraska
A Boston equal suffrage association member donated 1000 dollars to the Nebraska equal suffrage association. The gift arrived Saturday with a message saying a Nebraska victory this fall will mean a Massachusetts victory soon.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Equal Suffrage Association
Boston Equal Suffrage Association
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Masons mark 100 years of peace with Ontario celebration
Five thousand Masons gathered in Niagara Falls Ontario to commemorate a century of peace between Great Britain and the United States. It was the first organized centenary celebration of the milestone.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Great Britain
United States
Suffragette Attacks Carlyle Portrait at National Portrait Gallery
A militant suffragette used a cleaver to damage the portrait of Thomas Carlyle by Sir John Millais, displayed at the National Portrait Gallery in London. She was arrested after a violent struggle with attendants and police.
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London
Thomas Carlyle
John Millais
National Portrait Gallery
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Lexington
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Noom
Ssive
W. H. Young
Will M. Maupin
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North Loup
M. P. Lehr
Matthew Grering
Plattsmouth
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George BE. Tobey
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Charles O. Lobeck
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St. Paul
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John E. Miller
George Coupland
Elgin
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CAREY
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