Burst Damages At Curtis Lake Threaten Medicine Valley
A Curtis lake burst Sunday menaced property and life in Medicine valley. Rail grade torn up, freight cars scattered, Curtis lake nearly emptied, and floodwaters damaged mills and alfalfa meadows. Twenty thousand dollars in damages reported with fears of wider impact across southwestern Nebraska counties amid record rainfall.
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Omana
The
Bee
Curtis, Neb
Curtis Lake
Medicine Valley
Medicine Bottom
Alalfa
McCook
Neb
Curtis
Nebraska
Dundy
Hitchcock
Red Willow
Furnas
Harlan
Phelps
Frontier
Lincoln
Dawson
Ex-Governor Lewelling Attacks Kansas Officials
Ex Governor Lewelling denounces state administration in a Hung article condemning Populist office holders over alleged misappropriation immorality and drunkenness. He cites Warden Chase's guilty verdict and Senator Rogers as a drunkard, calling reforms politically lunatic and praising Morrill yet blaming advisers for leading him astray.
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Lewelling
Wicuita
Hngle
Chase
State Penitentiary
Rogers
Kansas
Warden Chase
State House
Morrill
Three Trainmen Die In Burlington Repair Train Crash
Epison Neb June 3 Three McCook repair crew members died when their engine plunged into a gully after track undermining by heavy rains. Names Jeffries Rowell Lundy. One injured. wrecking train from McCook yet to report. Des Moines Des Morins census slow. population over 2,000,000 in state. Blanvell jumps bail. Des Moines man seeks capture. Lew Werner fatally stabs Charles Bingham over a woman. Three men rob Nebraska City homes. $850 seized. two captured near Wyoming. Drowned: George Knox 17 at Iowa industrial school. John Harvey drowned in river. body unrecovered. Farmer Burns defends wrestling title. wins $400 in five falls. B. J. Ewing, 80, dies after 80 years in Naprasa (Neb.).
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Burlington
Epison
Neb
McCook
Fead
Jeffries
Rowell
Lundy
Des Moines
Lew Werner
Charles Bingham
Bingham
Will
Werner
Expora
George B. Knox
Iowa Industrial School
Iowa River
Knox
Mason City
Jury Disagrees in Sylvester Yeoman Murder Case
Yeoman jury in Colorado Springs reports disagreement after 10 hours deliberation over alleged involvement as an accessory in the murder of Richard Newell Jr. Yeoman owned part of the Black Wonder claim linked to Midland Terminal railroad, where Newell was superintendent. Yeoman’s tenant Van Houten was convicted of the killing. Yeoman faces partial responsibility charges. Ends Her Life In a Shocking Manner in Etlsworth Kansas. Mrs William Irvine of Freeport Illinois, staying with her father County Treasurer Levitt, committed suicide by setting herself on fire in a cellar after eluding watchers. She was insane and had been watched. Organize For a Shorter Day in Pittsburgh Western Pennsylvania unions formed a 40,000-strong organization to push for an eight-hour day and make Pittsburgh headquarters for national labor bodies. University teams begin training with crews from Columbia College and the University of Pennsylvania arriving. four-mile course practice to start after inspections. Wasu Hineron notes A L Carlisle to inspect public buildings in Iowa and South Dakota. Smallpox breaks out again in Menasha Wisconsin with three Mix family cases and another case from a saloonkeeper’s child. Mrs Gresham to make Chicago her home instead of Washington.
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Yeoman
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sylvester Yeoman
Richard Newell, Jr
Midland Terminal Railroad
Newell
van Houten
Etlsworth
Kan
William Irvine
Freeport
Ills
Levitt
Union Labor League of
Western Pennsylvania
William J. Smith
The
Flint Glass Workers
Pittsburg
Leprosy Victim Mary Carlin Said to Be Ill
Miss Mary Carlin of Cleveland Ohio is reported as a victim of leprosy. Other brief items note the New York Athletic Club plans a 1 million dollar clubhouse, a reorganization plan for United States Cordage, Henry Redmond sailing to Europe, a fatal gun accident in Owensboro Kentucky, a deadly Vienna powder factory explosion, Judge Barrett's sudden death in New York, a family slaying in Claresville Tennessee, Secretary Carlisle’s rumored career change denied, a Shenandoah Pennsylvania fire with heavy losses, an Ohio miners strike ending with reinstatement, two men killed by blasting in Leavenworth Kansas, a wage demand by Cherokee Kansas smelters,Will Lake’s electrocution disputed by scientists, and Judge Littrell burned to death in a coal oil accident.
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Mary Carlin
Cleveland
New York Athletic Club
United States Cordage Company
Henry Redmond
Northern Pacific Committee
Europe
Albert Kinney
Owensboro
Meyer
Felixdorf
Vienna
Trian
William Mclaughlin
New York City
Barrett
Frederick Mallory
Claresville
Tenn
Carlisle
Shenandoah
Ohio
William Stevens
Harry Pike
Leavenworth
Kan
Cherokee
Boston
William Lake
Judge Littrell
Lexington
Bia
Corinto Incident Reveals British Role in Nicaragua
Managua May 18 British warships left Corinto allowing a Delray steamer under British flag to reach port with German bought war matériel for about 6000 Nicaraguan troops. Nicaraguan authorities celebrate its escape. Monroe Doctrine questioned by locals as Stephenson officers hint at testing US policy. Coffee export prospects for 1894-95 forecast near 16 million pounds with tax considerations and trade impacts. Central American Union talks advance as Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras confirm peace and arbitration accords.
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Associated Press
Managua
Nicaragua
Corinto
Delray
Stephenson
Great Britain
Germany
Corn Island
Atlantic
Admiral Stephenson
W. T. Tisdale
United States
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Europe
San Juan del Sur
San Juan del Norte
Chontal
Granda
Riva
Nicaraguia
Mosquito Reservation
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Ias
Drouth
Scores Kansas Administration
Des Morins
Secretary of State
Frank W. Bicknell
Blanvell
Oxford
William H. Blanvell
Edison
Frank Briethaupt
Jackson
Beaver City
Nebraska City
H. Hunter
M. Schlaegel
Huberle
Wyoming
Drs McMews
John Harvey
Gatch, Connor &Weaver
Ed Brown
Te Young
Omaha
Harvey
Farmer Burns
Drs Moises
Duncan McMillan
McMillan
Burns
B. J. Ewing
Napraska City
Bright
Poughreepsig
Columbia College
K. L. Hasbrsuck
University of Pennsylvania
West Shore
Wasu Hineron
A. L. Carlisle
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Sioux Falls
Menasha
Nemway
Wis
Mix
Chicago
Washington
United
GuaTeMaLa
Equitable Insurance Company
New York
Thompson
Salvador
Honduras
Emily Faithfull
Loavos
the Times
Queen Victoria
Miss Faithfull
Salt Lake City
Jeddah
Bismarck
Benrtan
Andelsburg
Rosen
Hans Hopelin
Society of Old Students
William
OmanHa
Mortimer Higley
Hawaii
Higley
Dole
Republic
Havana
Gunanatinomo
Jabo
Maceo
Rosch
General de Campos
Santiago
Italy
London
Rome
Crispi
Times
Rothschilds
Chile
Roms
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
M. Hanotaux
Jiddah
Sweden
StockHolm
Ludwig Douglas
Upsala
Count Lewenhaupt
Ozarewitch
Berlin
Empress of
Russia
Leyden
Grand Duke
George
Carlyle
L. Mary Carlyle Aiken
Thomas Carlyle
Norton
Diaz
City of
Mexico
Lowdon
Cairo
Mecca
Gaale Espura
George W. Brown
DR. Hathaway & CO
Annals of Medicine
DR. Hathaway & GO
4Th
Nebraska Sts
Sioux City
GO. Rolline
Detroit
Dre, Kennedy & Kergan
W. Lewis
Saginaw
Mich
Dre. Kennedy & Kergan
I. L. Peterson
Tonia
Syphila
Dru, Kennedy & Kergan
Uave
Evea
T. E. Allison
the Golden Monitor
Drs. Kennedy & Kergan
Shelby Street
J. H. McLean
Dr. J. H. McLean Medicine CO
ST. Louis
McElree
Cardus
Canton
Town
Chattanooga
McEhee
Oest
de Kalb Fence Co
High St
de Kalb
Ill
J. H. Needles & Son
Iowa
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