Omaha daily bee., 1907-10-06
DOMESTIC
omaha yesterday:

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DOMESTIC
Republicans in Massachusetts, hold a
harmonious convention and re-elect all
the old officers. The democratic conven-
tion ends in a row, supporters of Whit
ney and Bartlett splitting and holding
separate conventions in the same hall
I, Page
Episcopalians hold services at Will
liamsburg. Va, In the church in which
the Anglican communion has been used
longest continuously. I, Page
Sheriff at Winamac, Ind. is killed in a
fight with tramps, one of whom he
wounds mortally. I, Page /
Eymoto, the Japanese restaurateur at
San francisco, whose place was wrecked
by mob, may recover actual damages
from the city. I, Page /
President Roosevelt arrives at Lake
Providence. La. and starts on his way
TO the hunting camp, located on the Ten
sas river I, Page /
The deep waterways convention will
meet next year in Chicago. I, Page
FOREIGN.
Social sponges are numerous IN Lon
don. and due to the influx of American
millionaires, according to Lady Mary.
II, Page 5
Titled Englishmen are tired OF slapgh-
tering half-tame birds and rent their
shooting boxes to rich Americans.
II. Page 5
Baron Won Biberstein favors obligatory
arbitration at The Hague conference. the
committee favorihg the proposition.
l. Page
sixty-three girls are killed IN an ex-
plosion in an ammunition factory in
Japan. I, Page !
England has war balloon which mado
successful flight over London aftor
travelling thirty-five miles TO reach there
I, Page
Report Of the death of the real mother
of the emperor has been confirmed.
~ I. Pago
The czar has issued an order permitting
the members of the True Russian people
to wear the insignia of their order.
I, Page i
Dr. Richard Davenport Harlan, who
has just returned from an extended tour
of England and France in interest OF
George Washington university, says the
American consular service lives up fully
to it's reputation OF being the worst in
the world. I, Page 1
NEBRASKA.
General Manager Mohler informs the
Nebraska Railroad commission the sta
| ton agents of the road have no excuse
| for not informing travellers correctly of
the time trains are due. !, Page
Report of Commissioner Easton shows
| state owns i,s42,402 acres o fltsnd. prac-
tically all OF which is under lease. Cald-
we'll indicates he will not run FOR rail-
| road commissioner I, Page >
Fairmont Creamery company and others
| OF the west complain to Interstate Com
merce commission about the action of
the roads in raising cream rates.
II. Page =
| Greatest of all Ak-sar-Ben festivals
come to a close amid scenes Of inspiring
enthusiasm. I, Pago !
Burlington railroad is fined $40O for
violating the safety appliance laws.
| I. Page Q
Ministerial delegates from the North
Nebraska Methodist conference TO the
general conference at Baltimore are un-
instructed. Conference opposes election
Of eolored bishopA I, Page ]
| business men OF Omaha express entire
and pronounce 1t best OF all carnlvals.
Court house bonds proposition must nov
await a special election, as county board
fails 20 act on the matter. vi, Page
MAGAZINE SECTION.
In the Magazine Section Of this number
will be found a brief biography OF Hon
Monoah b. Reese; Klng Ak-sar-Ben Mn
and His Royal consort; Vigils in Light
houses that Drive Men Insane; Ak-sar-
Ben Parades and the Part Women Had
In Them; Gossip About Plays and Play
ers; Musical Note and Comment; Clean
ings From the Story Tellers Pack.
six PAEoI
HOME SECTION.
In the Home Section OF this number
win be found Buster Brown; The I'usS
Bees Own Page; Carpenter on the Co0'
sular Service in Egypt; outdoor Cure fol
consumptives; First North NebrasSs
Methodist Episcopal Conference; Grand
Ola Men in Iowas Service The Battle
OF the Sleeves, What Women Are Doing
Flury Rufies. BIZ rags
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