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Newspaper

Bellevue Gazette

Location

Bellevue, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1858

Page

2

Poppleton and Byers in Omaha City Mayor Race

Local Omaha City election commentary accuses Poppleton of Know Nothing ties and political manipulation. An affidavit by William N. Byers alleges Poppleton aided a secret lodge with anti Irish rhetoric and urges Poppleton to address the charges.

Omaha Poppleton Byers Simon Pure Eny A. J. Hanscom Iast Popplemon William N. Byers Andrew J. Poppleton Old State House Jones Iowa Hanscom Bill Clancey Mr. Purple Lodge Mr. Poppleton Lever A.J. Poppleton Dear Gazette Pop Ireland Douglas House

Sworn Statement Acknowledged by Justice of the Peace

A sworn statement was subscribed and sworn before J G Seely Justice of the Peace on February 27 1854. The acknowledgment confirms the oath administering official acts for the record custody and verification of the document.

J. G. Seely

Nebraska Territorial Secrets and Nebraskian Critique

A letter voices Firm opposition to N B Welch as Nebraska Territory Secretary. It questions residence and character, favors T B Cuming and P C Ward, and discusses partisan politics and upcoming legislative acts and district changes in Douglas County and surrounding towns.

Florence passes acts by Territorial Legislature session

The Florence session of the Territorial Legislature completed acts including a Criminal Code and a bill to establish a ferry across the Missouri River at Aspinwall in Nevada County.

Douglas County Parkersburg Nebraska Pomological Society Parkersburg Land Co Bank of Florence Marietta Emerson Land Co Green Jus B. Hickman Salvin H. Hickman Gage County Plattford Sarpy Tecumseh Johnson County Liberty Cass County Beatrice Desoto Tekama Cambridge Otwwe County Monroe Ferry and Bridge Co Missouri River Cass Co Waterville Washington County Elkhorn City Nebraska City Rock Bluffs Bellevue Omaha City Peru Nemaha County Leavenworth Kansas Ft. Kearney Florence Aspinwall Nevaha County

Lola Montez on Gallantry in New York Lecture

Lola Montez delivered a New York lecture on Gallantry criticizing King of Bavaria and King Louis, noting his art love and platonic affection. She contrasted American practicality with courtship as a business, praised gallants' depth and restraint, and cited Franklin Helvetius humor about Paradise for a pretty woman.

Lola Montez New York King of Bavaria Jonathan Louis United States Franklin Madame Helvetius Paradise

Senate committee opposes admission of Oregon over population

The Senate Committee on Territories will report against the admission of Oregon due to an insufficient population. The finding highlights ongoing debates over statehood eligibility and territorial criteria.

Senate Committee On Territories Oregon

Omaha Mayoral Race Sparks Know Nothing Accusations

The Omaha mayoral contest ends with Byers and Poppleton split supporters and an affidavit alleging Know Nothing ties. Poppleton wins 392 to 326 amid bitter accusations, with lingering voter indifference and party disillusionment. weitere developments teased.

Editorials in Nebraskian disputed by the Rankin claim

A Nebraskian dispute accuses Mr Robertson of not writing the editorials while alleging Rankin did. The speaker bets a hat, a scriptot, or fifteen cents that Robertson did not write all editorials and that Rankin authored the specific article, with proof promised.

Robertson Nebraskian Rankin

Tennessee Senate Rough House In Washington Fight

The Tennessee Senate members from Maury and Shelby led a chaotic scene in Washington. Messrs Whitthorne and Walker traded blows over a point of order as remarks escalated into a scuffle. The exchange included accusations of drunkenness and a book strike before others separated them.

Senate of Tennessee Washington Maury Shelby Whitthorne Walker Nashville Patriot Mr. Whitthorne Mr. Walker Mr. Whithorne

Advertiser Editorials Praise Nebraska Papers Tone

The Nebraska Advertiser edited by R. W. Furnas is praised as one of the best local exchanges with March 4 issue offering strong local news. It notes Robertson targets Furnas with slanderous libel and urges restraint and proper conduct.

Nebraska Advertiser R. W. Furnas Robertson Furnas Advertiser

Destructive Fire at Pacific Hotel in St Louis

A raging blaze on February 20 at the Pacific Hotel on Poplar and Seventh Street cost lives and property. About 20 to 30 people perished with 13 bodies recovered. roughly 40 000 dollars of property was destroyed and insured for about 220 000. Many guests were trapped as stairs and egress collapsed, with screams and chaos described by witnesses.

Pacific Hotel Poplar and Seventh Street Repubican

Devastating Gas Explosion at Sixth Street Church

A gas leak caused a blast at the Methodist Protestant Church on Sixth near Race while a revival was ongoing. About ten to twelve were seriously injured, with fears some may be fatally hurt as the basement and sanctuary suffered severe damage and windows, pews, and floors were torn apart. Cincinnati: Buquirer.

Sixth Street Race James Morgan Mechanic's Institute Cincinnati Buquirer

Ice breaks Missouri river wrecks ferry boats near Omaha

The Missouri and the river at Omaha froze and broke up on March 8 leaving the Ferry Boat sunk and wrecked. A Washington City hotel boat abandoned its base to drift downriver with a passenger alarmed by ice causing bells and cries while a St. Mary boat arrival is anticipated.

Missouri Bexmrn Pappillion Creek Omaha Bellevue Washington City St. Mary St. Louis

Fire destroys P. W. Lanes Blacksmith Shop

A Tuesday evening fire consumed the Blacksmith shop of P W Lane and all its tools. The loss is not large but will be keenly felt by Mr Lane in hard times, and citizens are urged to aid him in rebuilding his shop.

N. BE. Welch Mr. Welch Nebraska Citiens T. B. Cuming Welch Omaha The Nebraskian Cuming Chapman Congress Territory Old Buck Chapman, Cuming Cass P. C. Ward New York Pennsylvania Hanscom Byers Salisbury Redick Rankin Keokuk Simon True Blue Democrats Democratic Party Pop Finn P. W. Lane Lane

Construction Continues Amid Hard Times in City

Several buildings are in various stages of completion in the city despite the prevailing economic hardship. Local developers press on as cranes and scaffolding mark the skyline.

Weather turns warm as planting season nears

The past days brought fine weather with yesterday reaching 62 degrees at 2 PM in the shade. This marks the year's high so far, signaling farmers may soon begin plowing.

Averill and Co Build Store and Dwelling on Main Street

Averill & Co. are erecting a large two story frame building for a store and dwelling on Main Street, with plans advancing for completion this season.

Averill & Co

Joseph E Pray Plans Frame Building on Main Street

Joseph E Pray prepares to erect a frame building on Main Street near Horn and Co's Store, marking a new commercial prospect in the town.

Joseph E. Pray Main Street Horn & Co

McCord Returns Home From Eastern Visit

T. M. McCord, who had been away from our city visiting the east, arrived home last Tuesday and resumed his activities locally.

T. M. McCord

Northward Flight of Geese and Ducks Noted

The notice lists several New York papers received from Woolworth in Omaha and offers copies of the New York Ledger containing Mrs. Southworth’s Bride of an Evening, with back numbers available at Woolworth’s.

New York Tribune, Times, Herald Porter Ballou Pictorial New York Ledger Woolworth Omaha

Readers urged to study court house proposals in ads

The notice invites readers to review the proposed courthouse plan featured in the advertising columns, detailing the project’s key points and urging public attention.

Court House

Plant Fruit and Shade Trees Now in Sarpy County

Now is the time to plant fruit and shade trees. Farmers in Sarpy County are urged to set out large orchards this season, aiming for a bountiful future supply. A growing orchard elevates and enhances farm value through fruit production.

Sarpy

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