Nebraska Notes Chronicle Of Local Events And Accidents
Fever grips Fre Teniciee. corn stalk disease concerns farmers. Plattsmouth thefts and burglary case. Ashland bridge work. Burlington adds postal cars near Lincoln. Death of pioneer David Wadel. annexation resistance in South Omaha. Wadel’s life remembered in Cass County. Fire hydrant atop Tenth Street viaduct. marble drinking fountain at Union Depot. Dance family injury. Montgomery killed near McCook. Anderson confined after insanity. York attorney injured ear. Morehouse resigns Belvidero schools. Mason child dies of diphtheria. Holmes guilty of brass theft. contractor Elleworth A Coger faced career shift.
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Union
Omaha
G. L. Wilcox
Nebraska City
South Omaha
McCook
George Montgomery
Ravenswood
Ill
John 8
King
Hastings Asylum
Missouri Pacific
York
Professor Morehouse
Bel- Videro
Oscar Sweeney
Eldorado
Adam Foss Mason
Walt Mason
Beatrice
Mason
Charlies E. Holmes
Holmes
John & Hetterman
Ids Grove
Iowa
Blair
Neb
Elleworth A. Coger
Tan Ao Lees
Governor Dietrich Faces Heavy Burden in Nebraska
The piece analyzes Governor-elect Dietrich’s need to show independence from cliques and act with courage to earn public trust. It references Rosewater, Thompson, Porter, and local GOP dynamics, noting expectations for strong leadership, potential boards, and party unity in Nebraska.
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Dietrich
Methodist Church
Bartley- Moore
Nebraska
Iowa
Cartoon Moderation and Public Reaction in Cartoons
The New York Mail and Express argues American fair play limits cartoonists beyond certain points. It notes public backlash against crude caricature of public figures helps shape national life. It cites Lincoln and Grant as examples of consequences returning to affect the publishing journal and its subjects.
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Pinay
Cartoceus
New York Mail
Lancoln
Grant
Cromwell’s Watch Exhibition Awaits in England
A relic cherished by Free Churchmen, Cromwell’s egg‑shaped watch with Worcester engraved on the dial is shown in England. It was exhibited in the great exhibition and is tied to Cromwell’s son‑in‑law General Keton, now in London.
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England
Oliver Cromwell
Worcester
Cromwell
Keton
London
Queen’s modest attire reported by Lady's Realm
The Lady's Realm describes the queen in a plain black dress, avoiding silk finery. It notes a simple widow’s or great bonnet and a battered bonnet frame, reflecting an ancient fashion surviving in modest dress.
Value of rubles per carat and weight notes
Fragmentary note discusses ruble value per carat for gemstones and mentions weights under four carats with exceptions for heavier stones. It appears as a historical market or catalog snippet with unclear context.
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Vatmbinte Baelsies
Comenandamey
Prize Offers Benefit to Humanity in French Offer
An offer described as for the benefit of humanity is stated to be less than 100000 francs and may exceed that amount, with the possibility of reaching double the sum. The proposal references Orme and Nobel lines, noting the focus on public good rather than national interest.
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Nobel
May 1 Succeed Congressman Named as Pettigrew Heir
A report links May 1 as the date a Yankton congressman will succeed Richard Franklin Pettigrew in the United States senate. The source says pledges have been received from more than a dozen supporters. The article notes political maneuvering and potential party implications.
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Robert J. of
Yankton
Richard Franklin Pettigrew
United States Senate
Army Reorganization Plan Defines Permanent Regular Army
Secretary Root outlines a reorganization plan establishing a permanent regular army of 6,000 men as the nucleus for a future land force. The president would hold discretionary power to expand the force to as high as 100,000, with units of 60 men each, up to 120 per company.
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Root
Congress
Roblem
Prince of Wales Prefers Kilts During Scottish Visits
The Prince of Wales spent part of each year at Birkhall in Scotland and, with Princess, visited great Scottish chieftains. They were welcomed at Dunrobin, twenty five miles from the nearest railway. In Scotland he enjoys wearing the kilt and prefers others be dressed similarly.
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Wales
Prince of Wales
Birkhall House
Scotland
Dunrobin
Chicago Junction Girl Merchant Challenges Local Trade
In Chicago Junction Ohio a small town of about four thousand, Mrs Streeter and Daughter run a shop. Over two years Mr Streeter has not engaged with customers or purchases. The desk clerk writes letters, handles letters, and acts in most duties but cannot sign bank checks due to age. Ethel oversees two clerks older than herself in the firm operations.
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Nowater
Rosewater
Dr. Thompson
Friends of
Thompson
Nebraska
Bulwer Sutton
Washington
Ok Girl
Chicago Junction
Ohio
Mrs
Ethel
Havana Stray Dogs Routed as City Catches Thousands
Havana's streets, once overrun by stray dogs, are now quieter after municipal dog catchers captured and killed nearly six thousand strays in the last year. Authorities report the campaign reduced nuisances and improved urban cleanliness.
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Havana
Mengey
Paris Exposition Attendance Over Several Decades
The record notes international exhibitions in Paris with figures such as 97,590,521 and 295,131,9765 across years and places including Philadelphia. It references dates in 1889 and 187K, with varied attendance figures for the expos and related events.
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Paris
Parte
Philadelphia
Warns of Kidney Disorder Dangers and Urinary Symptoms
The notice warns that numerous ailments stem from disordered kidneys and lists backache scalding urine dizziness and brick dust or sediment in urine as warning signs to heed before it is too late.
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