Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-03


the Nebraska legislature Is over 1000.
Only one pledge of the republican plat
form has been redeemed UP to date.
Page 1
NEBRASKA.
Rev. A. NJ p. Abbott sues Northwestern
railroad at O'Neil for a trunk load OF ser
mons, postage stamps, busts. charts and
manuscripts valued at $4,000, destroyed
in depot fire at Norfolk Page
Railroads continue to fight taxes by
circulating petitions against terminal
taxation hill /, Page 3
Mrs. George Palmer of Henderson is
frightfully burned while saving her baby
from her blazing home. l. Page
Fred Neff is caught by a revolving shaft
at Milford and is unconscious when
rescued. I, rage
WASHINGTON.
Democratic senators organize hlibuster
against ship subsidy bill that will make
passage of measure this session practic-
ally impossible. Page
Senator Burkett Furnishes Congressman
Mccarthy for not getting in line for
Munger for judge by having two postal
nominations held up. I, Page 2
DOMESTIC.
Ute Indians at Fort Meade angry at re-
port they are to be returned to Utah.
I. Page
Governor Of Connecticut and state
militiamen caught in wreck and four
trainmen are killed. Page 2
f. II. Hartman, commenting on recent
Interstate Commerce committee hearing,
says 1t developed nothing new but simply
accentuated the prevailing hostility" to
corporations and people who are success
fuL ]. Page
George Glover of Deadwood 8. D., who
filed suit for an accounting of the estate
of his mother, Mrs. Eddy, says proceed
ings are entirely in her interest.
I, Page
Great reform movement now under way
in China, but Europeans in that country
are unable to fathom the extent of 1t.
I, Page
Proposed income tax in France meets
with storm of protest, the inquisitoria1
features of the law being specially OBJ
jected to. I, Pago
Real estate men debate the advisabi1ity
OF setting forth the full consideration in
instruments of transfer. II Page
Union Pacific authorities order work
stopped on new headquarters building un-
III AhihAOA hOblN0t dAAOBihb hS iCoSOh Nio
adverse action of the legislature in pass
ing the 2-cent fare bill and threatening to
pass a terminal taxation law. II Page
Burlington accepts plans for new
freight house and its equipment, made ne
cessary by growth of business. II Page
No announced results follow conference
of street railway mems union and street
car company representatives. I Page
Coal men prepare motion for new trial
of case of s. e. Howell. convicted coal
dealer II Page 10
| E. e Thomas declares that suit against
oficials of the Sioux City and Rock
Springs Mining company is inspired by
the Union Pacific Railroad company.
Page 4
Omaha makes large gain in grain trade
in February. I, Page 10
Omaha High school wins at basket bell
from South Omaha by a margin of one
ooint in game which goes to extra time.
I. Page 8
Fans contemplate fact reporting season
| for the Omaha ball team will soon be here
and discussion. of merits of new players
| Is lively. I, Page
Miscellaneous sporting news Of the day
I, Page 0
Big plans being made for the coming
| Automobile show. I, Page
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stocks and bonds II, Page
Condition of Omaha's trade. II, Page 9
| Omaha grain market II, Page 8
! Omaha live stock market. II, Page Q
MAGAZINE SECTION.
! In the Magazine Section OF this number
will be found a short biography OF Peter
Erwin Her; weidensall on Young Mems
| Christian association in Belgium; Chat
About Plays and Players; Musical Note
and Comment; Missionaries and Immi-
grants; Carpenters Interview with King
Behanzin; Slaughter OF the Snowy Heron;
Women Who Won the Fight for the
! Young Women's Christian association
South Omaha Lays a Corner Stone; Novel
Effects in Stripes; Woman in Many
Aspects; Ala Nazimova and Her Work;
Growth of the Minor Leagues; Among the
College Athletes; Ned Hanlon's Mighty
Task. Ten Pages
CHnDREN's SECTION.
In the Children's Section of this number
will be found Buster Brown; the Busy
Bees own Page Forest World in Winter;
a Gentleman George story; FLUFFY Ruff
fies. Four Pages