Nebraska Republicans Meet in Boyd Theater Endorsing Taft
The state convention elected four delegates at large to Taft with all resolutions endorsing his candidacy and praising Roosevelt and Governor Sheldon. Norris Brown Rosewater and Judge Allen Field joined by E Holland of Seward were chosen by acclamation. Attendees pledged unwavering support for Taft as Minnesota’s university certificates question arising as Minnesota reportedly holds $50,000 in such certificates and Nebraska weighs an investment.
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William H. Taft
Roosevelt
Sheldon
Nebraska
Boyd Theater
George J. Sheldon
United States
Norris Brown
Victor Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Allen W. Field
Lincoln
E. Holland
Seward
Taft
Young
Minnesota
Thompson
Leo Lung On Deported After Court Of Appeals Ruling
Assistant United States Attorney Lane of Lincoln reported that St Paul Minnesota notified that the federal court of appeals sustained the deportation order against Leo Lung On Omaha Chinaman. On was arrested months ago as a Chinaman within the proscribed list and Attorney Jane prosecuted the case. he appealed to the court of appeals which upheld the lower court.
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Leo Lung On
United States
Lane
Lincoln
St. Paul
Minn
Federal Court of Appeals
Omaha
Fisherman Rescued After Falls Into Platte River
Charles Powell a fisherman from the Platte bottoms fell from his boat while intoxicated about two miles downstream and nearly drowned. Two island residents observed the plunge and rescued him as his coat snagged on a nail in the boat.
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Platte
Charles Powell
Plattsmouth
Powell
New Depot Promised by Union Pacific in 1908
The Commercial Club of Columbus informs the State Railway Commission that Union Pacific plans a new depot in 1908 and will not be pressed to add to the current station. A postal card vote favored taking no action at present.
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Commercial Club of Columbus
State Railway Commission
Union Pacific
Persia
Chicago
Drummond Walfe
Miss Blank
Iinois
L A.xeara
la Crosse
Bsee Ae
Ise
Cheng
John A. Salzer Seed Co
Rose Named Assistant General Solicitor for Burlington
Halleck F Rose of Lincoln accepts the post of assistant general solicitor for the Burlington railroad west of the Missouri river He will succeed J E Kelley who moves to general solicitor replacing Charles F Manderson Rose will relocate to Omaha for the new duties.
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H. F. Rose
Burlington
Halleck F. Rose
Lincoln
Burlington Railroad
Missouri River
J. E. Kelley
Charles F. Manderson
Mr. Rose
Omaha
More Than Was Bargained For Hog Deal
Tecumseh livestock dealer Murray Putnam bought a brood sow but the agent sent seven pigs with the sow. The sow tended her six piglets in crowded quarters as the stork had already visited.
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Murray Putnam
Val Baltz Brewing quits Nebraska operations
The Val Baltz Brewing Company informed the secretary of state it has withdrawn from Nebraska and is not doing business in the state. It requests rescission of the authority granted to T. J. Foley as its agent.
Western Canada praise letter boosts homestead move
A Saskatoon writer cites ideal summer grain climate and high yields in central Illinois and Canada. He recounts moving from Iowa to a Paynton area homestead in 1907, reports 100 bushel oats and 25–50 bushel wheat per acre, rich stock country, abundant game, timber, and affordable lumber. He notes better conditions for farming and money-making, and highlights widespread positive letters about Western Canada.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Canada
W. H. Ellwanger
Green Mountain
Iowa
Ilowa
Payinton
Turtle Lake
Yankee
Des Moines
United States
Growth of a Southern Livery Stable Expansion
A southern town livery firm added a one story frame stable to the premises to house wagons. Night watchman Jerry, claiming a share, explained to two inmates that business had grown and required the new substantial addition.
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Jerry
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Public Cure Claim
The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages, a constitutional disease. It states the remedy is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease and strengthen the constitution. Proprietors offer one hundred dollars for any failure and invite testimonials. It also includes a cartoon dialogue unrelated to medicine.
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Hall
Adress F. J. Cheney &Co
eTileas
al Draaglaa, Ectaoe
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Nebraska News
Vention
Boyd
Lumbago
Shade
ST. Jacobs
Styx
Satan
Louisville Courier-Journal
Lewis
Cassidy
Casey
Philadelphia Press
Dodds
Kidne
Guari
Western
Alberta
Rae
W. W. Bennett
New York Life Building
Omabka, Nebraska
Tneants “Childriln
Samuel Pitcher
Bears
the Centaur Company
NEW_ YORK
Foodass
Castoria
Jaques
Sloan
Quincy
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
U.S.A
W.l.douglas Shoes
W. L. Douglas
Floveras
Putnam
Monroe Drug Company
Illinois
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