Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-17
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DOMESTIC.
President Roosevelt signs the proclama-
tion that admits Oklahoma as a new
state. Governor Haskell and other state
officers take the oaths of office at Guth-
rie. i, Pare 1
An italian fEnancier recommends the
holding of a gold conference by the flnan-
cial institutions of the world to change
the existing methods of handling the
metal, I, Page
Pat Grove was wanted in Chicago fol-
lowing a murder of policeman. He gave
himself up and declared he knew nothing
Of the crime. I, Page
Louisville street railway is able to give
increased service on the second day of
the strike. I, Page /
A student at Cedar Falls was electro
cuted while in a bathtub. /, Page /
Congressman w. P. Hepburn. in an in.
terview at Clarlnda, Ia, says he will op-
pose stock gambling and the excessive is
sue Of stocks by corporations in congress
and that he Will favor reasonable plan
for a deep waterway. l. Page /
Receivers were appointed for six banks
and trust companies In New York that
suspended during the recent financial
furry. I, Rago /
Entire venire called in the Caleb Powers
case has been challenged by the defense as
partial. l. Pare 1
Army and navy officers make report
showing they have been studying methods
in order to maintain the integrity of the
food supply. I, Page 1
Stamford, Conn, banker celebrating his
silver anniversary. dances the highland
fling for the assemblage. I, Page
FOREIGN.
Corea IL much quieter now that the
Japanese have begun to make their inau-
ence felt, though disturbances exist in
some quarters. I, Pare !
The Canadian postmaster general is on
a trip to Japan seeking to secure a new
understanding between the two countries
on the immigration question. I, Page 1
NEBRASKA.
The Boyd county land cases have re-
solved themselves into a question Of the
value that settlers must pay the state for
the land. I, Pare q
Little girl and driver are latest victims
of trains and street cars. whose casualty
list has become epidemic. l. Pare 4
OF thirty-two cities reporting bank
clearings, Omaha is the only one to make
an increase in the last week. /, Page
Chief of Police Donahue, in his investi-
CATION of stores subject to closing law, !
finds few drug stores without eating ad-
juncts. I, Pare a
County Commissioner Solomon reports
that feeding prisoners in Jackson county.
Missouri. costs one-third what It does in
Douglas county, Nebraska. I, Page 8
No shrinkage of values in the producing
states of the west during the late furry. ,
I, Page !
Comparisons Of market reports show
that while Wall street stocks have shrunlx
enormously in value during the year,
products Of western farms have increased
and the farmers are the consequent gain |
ers' ], Page I
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING.
Local supply OF brick is running short, |
but the dema ndis not very great at pres !
ent and builders do not look for serious |
shortage. II, Page a
Money brokers report large amounts be
ing put into local real estate mortgages. /
One loan Of $4,000 is placed at ~ per
cent. II, Pare q
MAGAZINE SECTION.
In the Magazine Section of this number
will be found a short biography Of VIII
liam Alstadt, known to fame as Little
Bismarck" Some Account OF Handling
Millions at the New York Subtreasury:
How a Cow, a Hen and a Woman Defy a
Wise Guy; Notes Of Opera in Europe;
Modern Game OF Foot Ball From specta-
tors Viewpoint; Another Gusher for
Omaha Gossip of Plays and Players;
Musical Note and Comment; Opening Of
the Metropolitan opera Season: Some
Tales of Noted People. Sig PAGES
HOME SECTION.
In the Home Section OF this number
will be found Buster Brown. The Busy
Bees own Page New York's s25. .OOO. 900
Driveway; In the Capital Of the Mahdi:
Some Costly Coats; What Women Are Do
ing; Women Who Raise ughbreds;
In the Field Of Electricity; Fluffy Ruhies.
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