Rehearing Sought in Free High School Suit
A concerted bid is under way to secure a rehearing in the suit challenging the free high school attendance law as unconstitutional. The Cuban question gains new momentum with Judge Calhoun returning President McKinley’s special messenger. The Interstate Commerce Commission reports 589 of 680 roads unpaid dividends, 340 showed deficits, while the tariff bill progresses toward Senate passage around June 20. Agriculture regains popularity as rural prosperity is noted, and medical journals misstate views on consumption.
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Supreme Court
McKindey
Cuba
Judge Calhoun
Global gold production leaps to unprecedented levels
Reports from mines in South Africa Australia and elsewhere indicate a rapid rise in annual gold output. Analysts note the potential for a historic increase pushing total world production toward new highs, challenging prior expectations of yearly gains.
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South Africa
Central
South
Australia
Seussilis
Durrant Gains Six Months Stay on Supreme Court Appeal
Durrant in California has secured a six month respite after appealing to the States Supreme Court. The stay delays further proceedings as the high court considers the case.
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California
States Supreme Court
National Republican League convenes in Detroit July 13 to 15
The tenth annual meeting of the National Republican League will be held in Detroit Michigan from July 13 to 15. The Nebraska state league plans to meet in Lincoln on the 29th to select delegates and elect officers as part of the lead up to the convention.
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National Republican League
Detroit
Michigan
State League
State League of Nebraska
Wall
Lincoln
Money in Beet Sugar Industry in Nebraska Profits to Farmers
An article outlines the Nebraska beet sugar industry focusing on profit potential for intelligent and careful farmers. It discusses crop value, processing, and market factors shaping returns for growers and processors alike.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Beets and the Emerging Sugar Industry
The article traces beet sugar history from 1880 in the United States to Nebraska’s potential dominance. It notes early factories, rising yields from 8.28 to 15 percent sugar, soil and irrigation advantages, farming methods, and projected profitability for Nebraska with two existing plants operating 24 hours to process 300 tons daily.
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Nebraska
United States
Northampton
Mass
Alvarado
California
Warsonville
Grand Island
Nebr
Norfolk
Neb
United
Henry T. Oxnard
Ers Coutaramny
Soger
Ceret
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Diller, Neb
Stethe Block
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I. C. Zink
Diller
Insomethens
Meat Market
F. Hartzell
J. Sheldon
Fairbury and Diller
Domoran
N. Y
M. M. Femwen
Fredonia
B. ¥. Lightner
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