Diverse Nebraska Briefs Highlight Local Births Deaths and Events
A Bradshaw resident died last week while Dr Charles Slaughter in Tonganoxie is noted for his work. Osceola reports a smallpox case in Deputy County Clerk Hollquist. A graduating student and a West Point couple visit Denmark. Alvo bank chartered with $7500 capital. A big log rolling picnic set for July 30 31 in Lavonia Park Cambridge. Madison farmer Thomas Alderson seriously hurt by a horse. Lt. Ramacciotti of Omaha named deputy state veterinarian. Thomas Reed, 96, longtime county resident, dies. Beatrice to get a new school house costing 4500 for high school use. Chancellor Andrews to address Beatrice graduates. Chinchips plague northern Gage county wheat. John McDermott declared insane at Trenton sent to Lincoln asylum. Ernest Ayers, ten, sent to reform school at Kearney. Ralph Worster 18 disappears amid fears. Lancaster county crops healthy with corn planted, rye heading, alfalfa fine. Beatrice strawberry forecast 25 bushels. Beltzer and Courtney injured in Osceola ball game. Peter Bradshaw, 43, dies at Lincoln post office fence. drinking blamed. Howe station couple E. C. Bradley injured in runaway. recovery hoped. Philippine-era volunteers back home from San Francisco. Herman Teeketer falls from roof. leg broken. Hastings thieves active. four arrested, fifth pursued. Frank Micek 17 to be housed at Kearney industrial school. Don Wilson of Lincoln returns from Philippines. plans study in New York. A West Lincoln man injured by broken glass slit. End.
Lesson from England's debt shows free trade's costs
The piece argues England's two year deficit of 541 million dollars in 1900 02 trips into debt near 3 5 billion and rising, while the United States prospered under protectionism. It warns that England shifts from creditor to debtor and urges lessons for American policy and fiscal restraint based on a stark contrast to US growth and debt reduction.
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England
United States
Germany
Great Britain
William Harcourt
Michael Hicks- Beach
Exchequer
Alger on Tariffs and US Manufacturing in Detroit Free Press
Gen. Russell A. Alger discusses Republican tariff stance and industry costs. He says the party should protect national industry for workers and capital, noting shifts in conditions and the potential harmlessness of a tariff even when American firms undercut foreign rivals. He likens tariffs to a reserve fund for future needs.
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Russell A. Alger
Republican Party
Alger
Detroit
Free Press
Uncle Sam weighs trade amid reciprocity risks
The piece argues that home trade dwarfs foreign trade and reciprocity treaties risk sacrificing weaker American interests for stronger ones. It suggests California may never balance exports, while Chicago touts its bird study scene with over 200 varieties noted beyond the common council chamber.
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Usfair
California
Chicago
Common Council
Notable 1900s Headlines Span Tragedy to International Affairs
Reports of a three month European tour by Colonel David B Henderson and wife, a Chicago champagne death, and declines in China leadership. Also notes McKinley’s San Francisco to Washington trip, a Key West murder suicide, a Gladly Fork murder, a cycling race fatality, a pastor’s death during a corner stone ceremony, Pearl Harbor defense stance, and various local crimes and records from Nebraska to Michigan.
Protectionists Urged to Stay on Guard Over Trade Bill
The article notes sentiment that the free-trade bill may become law and warns protectionists to remain vigilant, suggesting certainty about its passage and ongoing political tension.
Republican stance on protection and trade policy
The Sioux City Journal cites a Republican view that protection may coexist with lower duties if not needed for protection or revenue. Freer trade would occur under Republican law, but not at the expense of domestic industries, while party flexibility allows adapting to new questions and changing relations. The tail is for the states of America.
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United States
Republican Party
States of America
Sioux City Journal
Queen of Greece Named World’s Only Female Admiral
The queen holds a unique position for loving the sea. The late Emperor Alexander III of Austria made her admiral of the Russian fleet instead of a regiment. She is the only woman admiral in the world.
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Crvetan Grece
Greece
Alexander III of
Auesta
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Madison
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Red Cloud
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Trenton
Lincoln
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Norfolk
Kearney
Ralph Worster
Cortland
Lancaster County
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Normal
I. D. Beltzer
Clyde Courtney
Beltzer
Peter Bradshaw
Howe Station
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E. C. Bradley
Philippines
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29Th Volunteer Infantry
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Inez Leonard
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William Dooly
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Siegel
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New London
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