Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-04-01

result OF family row over the acceptance
Of attentions OF Prince Helie de Sagan
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Independent Telephone company inter
ests open headquarters in Chicago where
they will carry on permanent campaign.
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Railroad rate questions and their reason
ableness will be the subject of inquiry in
Judge McPhersons court under a recent
decision. Page
]. j. Hill says he does not see immediate
betterment in business conditions. Page
Mourners at funeral of desperate in
Oklahoma go heavily armed, they are
wanted by the Officers. Page
Admiral Evans is on his way to San
Diego. Page 1
Quarter of million coal miners quit
work Tuesday evening. Operations con-
tlnue in Indiana, Michigan and western
Pennsylvania. Page
Hired men kill farmer in North Dakota
and seek to dispose Of his property.
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PoLTTICAL.
Populist leaders announce that party
this year will not make any fusion deals
except on basis OF other party accepting
their candidates and their platform.
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Vice President Fairbanks is said to be
in favor of an extra session Of congress
to revise the tariff. Page i
| Mr.. Bryan says the banquet at Kansas
City was the largest one ever held in
America. Page
Some difference of opinion exists
whether Mr.. Bryan will speak at the JEFF
fersonian banquet at New York. Page /
Senator Elkins introduces a resolution to
suspend the operation of the commodity
/ I'll In rail - law I
! FoRExaN.
i Finnish Senate resolves to resign under
the vote of lack OF confidehce. Page q
University bill is introduced in House of
Commons Page q
Russias right in Manchuria is the sub
ject of question under the policy of Amer
lea with regard to Chinese territory.
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NEBRASKA.
Democratic editors gather in Lincoln for
the annual meeting. Page 3
Treasurer's statement shows $500, 900
of cash on hand. Permanent school fund
now almost SS,OOO,OOO. Page 3
LOCAL.
Robert Cowell has been reappointed fire
and police commissioner Of Omaha.
Page 3
Five cars Of steel per da being received
at Kearney for Union Paddle double track
work. Page /
Raffles. a gentleman bdglar, will spend
twenty-one years in prison for his deeds.
Page 1
Tickets for the Taft banquet of the Nc
Kinley club are in such demand that
those who want to go suggest that CEN
trail store be opened for their distribution,
as they are unable to find members of
the committee in their offices. Page 5
Leading educators of the United States
will address the members of the East
Central Nebraska Teachers association.
which meets in South Omaha Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Page q
Omaha is to have independent cracker
factory, to be opened as soon as the ma
chinery can be installed by L. Iten &
Sons Of Clinton, Ia, who will employ
fifty TO seventy-flve workers on the start
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In heavy fog Tuesday morning tive
east side Hanscom park cars collided in
juring three passengers and smashing up
the cars. Page 9
Farmers want desirable workers at SEQ
per month on the farms of five states,
but employment agents are discouraged
with the attempt to get men to go to the
country. Page 9
Old feud still smolders between the more
or less famous Jacks" and "Jims'' OF
Douglas county democracy and will likely
break out proper at Denver. Page 8
coArHERcIAL AND INDUsTEIAL.
Live stock markets. Page =
Grain markets. Page 2
Stocks and bonds. Page !
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