Multiple Nebraska court orders and local crimes surface in Nov 21 issue
Clark Campbell issues two supreme court mandates directing Nance county sheriff to pursue execution of Andrew Debney and James B. Walker on Jan 10, while debates on clemency arise amid alleged insanity. Nebraska farmer grain feeds stock as prices rise, with large flocks of sheep fed and cattle imported. Bank collapse at Steele City reveals forged notes tied to O B Rice, and notable marriages include Congressman Dolliver and Louisa Pearson. Hooper shortage settlement ends civil case, and grain price trends hit rail crews. Other items include Old Lady Bridget Lally murdered, Butler County damages verdict, Cudahy buys convict labor plant in Lincoln, and Pfinger sentenced to life.
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Norfolky Asylum
Holcomb
James B. Walker
Walker
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Mexico
Colorado
Minneapolis to Smyrna. protect American citizens in Turkey
The cruiser Minneapolis, ordered toward Smyrna via Gibraltar, will carry 1600 tons of coal and supplies, sailing from Norfolk with 600 tons taken there and the rest from Hampton Roads. If all goes well, she sails on the 25th at 16 knots, joining Admiral Selfridge’s small fleet to safeguard U S citizens amid Asia Minor unrest.
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State Department
San Francisco
Marblehead
Terrel
Norfolk
Salonica Bay
Double Murder Solved and Lakes Going Dry In State
The Sioux City case reveals that Kid Gallagher and Alex Chapin are identified as the murder duo in the Ora Minter and Max Noack killings. Reports from northern Iowa indicate widespread lake drying with Goose Lake burning, prompting talk of heavy fines to curb drainage. officials await next legislature action.
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Id Gallagher
Alex Chopin
Iows Loyal
Legon
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Drs Mores
State Land Office
Goose Lake
Green
Sioux Orry
Navy
Ora Minter
Nebraskan
Max Noack
Kid” Gallagher
Alex Chapin
Nebraska Penitentiary
Papilion
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Nebraska
Kas
McCarthy
scramble of November 21 political and legal briefs
Reports from multiple U S cities detail Republican state committee plans in Indiana with Harrison as likely nominee, Tennessee and St Louis court actions, an immigration convention in St Paul, a Colorado railroad filing, a Dallas elevator injury verdict, a murder acquittal in Kansas, a Colorado pastor’s death, a Milan Missouri shooting, and a Boston navy relief mission. Also notes Captain Hughes release in Charleston and midways cl osing theaters in Atlanta.
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Navy
Oriental Hotel
Dallas
Maggie Sline
Oriental Investment Company
Anhauser-Busch Brewing Association of
St. Louis
Marlborough Vanderbilt Nuptials Shine In New York Society
The wedding of Pauline Payne Whitney to Almeria Paget in St Thomas church drew President Cleveland and Cabinet members amid lavish surroundings. The bride, heiress to Whitney and Payne fortunes, wed the English groom son of Lord Alfred Paget, with Da Reszke and Nordica providing music and 600 guests at Whitney’s mansion. A separate Boston protest mass opposed lynching, while other notices cover workers’ damages rights, reform unity talks, and a long distance line opening and mayoral nomination for Josiah Quincy.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
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