Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-01
DOMESTIC.

OOAA1o6AOs
Senator Burkett endeavorng to have
Valentine made registration point tor
Trip county, South Dakota lands.
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Henry w Leman of Chicago files suit
to t1join the voting of Illinois Central
stock controlled by the Union Pacific
road I, Page q
Wealthy miller of Chicago prevents the
marriage of his son with young Massa-
chusetts girl I, Page a
Fire in the foreign district of Pitts
burg results in the death of a mother
and her children, the father jumping to
safety I, Page 8
Wage cut among Italians in Kentwood,
La, causes trouble. l. Page /
Wealthy young widow of Los Angeles
is shot by mining engineer. I, Page 1
District attorney who Investigated al
legged jury tampering at Harrisburg. Pa,
orders release Of suspected man.
I, Page /
w. ]. Bryan claims money is being used
TO prevent his nomination by democrats.
He also speaks with sarcasm of the dem
ocrats who voted for Bradley at Frank
fort KY. I, Page i
Gould lines are taking steps toward re-
trenchment. I, Page ]
Amalgamated smelters at Butte Mont,
with their mines, will reopen. I, Page L
Senate committee asks the Waterways
commission to meet with them. I, Page 2
Design of the statue in commemoration
of General Benjamin r. Stephenson,
founder of the Grand Army of the Re-
public. /, Pare /
Great Northern telegraphers will not
have to submit to a reduction in wages.
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NEBRASKA
Fail ire of sellers to deliver bonds pur-
chase for school fund cause costs TO pne
up in the state treasury. Omaha road
files schedule of it's terminal property.
I, Page 3
POLITICAL.
Many republican county conventions
held yesterday in Nebraska and Taft now
has overwhelming majority in the state
convention. with district delegates also
assured for him I, Page i
Lancaster county democrats indorse
Berge for governor and l. j. Dunn for
delegate to national convention. w. H.
Thompson is ignored. I, Page 3
Jewelry and plate stolen from number
of residences found in river near Dub
lin in several iron-bound boxes
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Japanese and China are likely to have
trouble over seizure of a Japanese vessel.
], Page
The American fleet leaves Callao for
the longest leg of its journey north.
Another bomb was thrown in Teheran,
two laborers being killed. I, Page
LOCAL.
Street railway will begin Monday work
on opening it's Twenty-fourth street line,
which opens the campaign of building for
the year. l. Page q
Board of County Commissioners unan-
imously recommend the calling of a spe-
cial election May for the issuance of
sl,O0O,0Oo bonds to construct a new court
house. /, Page !
Dr. r. w. Connell. health commissioner,
gains sweeping victory In his vaccina-
tion order fight when the district court
refuses to issue an injunction to prevent
nonvaccinated children from attending
SCHOOL I, Page 4
! City Electrician Michaelsen advocates
municipal insurance as a means of safe
guarding against want In cases of deaths
In poor families and the necessity of pub
| lie assistance. l. Page q
Band wagon for the Omaha Corn show
has started and one state after another
is climbing aboard. I, Page
Eight-year-Old girl hides on back porch
of home a joke while parents and
neighbors make vigorous search for her.
I, Page Q
ooNAEERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL.
| Live stock markets. II Pare
| Grain markets. II Pare
stocks and bonds. II, Page
Condition or Omaha's trade. II, Page 3
MAaAXuE SECTION.
Sketch OF Fred Hedde OF Grand Island
one Of the German pioneers OF the state.
Difference between real and artificial
gems. Queer people Of the Great Rift
valley In British East Africa. Disap-
pearance of $4,000 chalice. Churches OF
Omaha now used for other purposes. New
president of Creighton university
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