Supreme Court Declares Boyd Citizen of United States
The U S Supreme Court decides James E Boyd is a citizen of Nebraska and the United States dating from 1849 restoring his eligibility for governor The ruling read by Chief Justice Fuller follows naturalization as a contractual act Governor Boyd declares Thayer cannot act as governor after the decision while he awaits Lincoln action and accepts no haste in assuming the office.
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Washinaton
James E. Boyd
United States
Uited States
Supreme Court
Fuller
Boyd
Nebraska
Union of ‘States
Joseph Boyd
Omaha
Thayer
Mmnaha
Lincoln
Court of Last Resort
Yvege Roe Wilher
Sandore
U.B
Eh Thorn C
Congrusa
Jarter Govofnot
Joseph K. Toots
John N. Rickards
Ewes
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Bata
Riate
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Chony J. Haskel
Hoekman
Jno
Gannon
Lou Guthrie
Enry
Blake
Ansa
Dewitt
Edgar N. Harwood
Wm. J. Kennedy United Hlates
G. W. Irwin
Butte
B.D. Weed
Helena
Sullivan
Henton
Internal Revenue
District of
Eeton
Idaho
James HH
Mills. Reery
Uicheral
Geo
OE Kuo
Ennes
Miles City
A. H. Ahsay
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Elena Hecretary
Harrison Cases
Joseph Shineberger
Red Rock Row
Rumne
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Wallace Tailor
Chateau Josph
Rbi
He Helena Rison Peewareee
Elena
James Fenimore Cooper
Ways & Writer
Century
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Frans
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
Kes Atul de Praton
Abov
Cooper
Red Man
Pioneer
Thayer Expected to Quit Office on Demand
In Lincoux Nebraska on February 2 the prevailing view is that Governor Thayer will resign immediately once Governor Boyd makes formal demand. A close friend says Thayer would yield gracefully and there is no doubt about it.
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Lincoux
Neb
Thayer
Boyd
British Schooner Glendon Sparks Harbor Riot
Briparport February 1 Several hundred on the dock watched the British schooner Glendon enter harbor under a floating flag. Captain Trowbridge threatened force, militia and townspeople challenged the flag amid gunfire and a tense standoff. an American flag was raised on a neighboring vessel as the British ensign remained.
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Briparport
St. John
N. B
United States
Trowbridge
Halvards
Representatives of All Branches of the Service Meet in New York
Two thousand railroad men from every state and territory gathered at the Academy of Music New York to discuss unifying the many orders and improving relations among members. They endorsed the Haley bills proposing shorter hours and safer train operation and voted to seek changes to anti conspirac y laws. An afternoon resolution by ex Railroad Commissioner Coffin Iowa urged automatic couplers and air brakes for freight trains and passed unanimously.
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New York
United States
Academy of Music
Coffin
Iowa
Missouri collector seizes depot to enforce back taxes
A county collector in Carthage with two deputies moved on the St. Louis and San Francisco line to seize back taxes. He attempted to seize freight locomotives but trains fled and the depot and its furnishings were attached, halting road business locally as he pressed tax collection.
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S. Louis
San Francisco
Carthage
St. Louis
Anonue
Congressional dispatches report Britain seizure case and Chilean notes
Senate and House actions include a report on the Lord Nelson seizure from 1817, a push for dispatches on Chilean matters, and a request to forward correspondence on Blair’s rejection in China. Diplomatic tensions rise as France and Spain dispute a treaty, with potential severance looming. The Schneider murder trial convicts both defendants, with death sentences to follow.
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Steele
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Washington
Committee On Rules
Houk
Winxna
Schneider
Frau Sehneider
Vincensia Zouffiar
United States Receives Chile Reply on Salute Issue
The State Department sent the president's acceptance of Chile's reply to the January 21 note to Minister Egan. The salute to the U S flag is not a condition of the apology, but the government expects to receive the salute with satisfaction.
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Chile
Egan
State Department
United States
Negotiations with Spain End Over Demands
Reports from Jan. 9 state France and Spain have broken off talks on a commercial treaty due to Spain's excessive demands. The Spanish ambassador plans a brief leave in the coming weeks. Bern notes in late January report the pope’s condition worsening. Emperor William marked his 83rd birthday with a palace reception and troop review in Berlin. France seeks 700000 dollars credit for participation in the world fair. A Gullible colt born near Gullibk Idaho displays a humanlike head and horse body. The Nebraska Knights of Labor hold their annual assembly in Omaha on Feb 2.
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France
Spain
Market Report Shows Weak Hog Trade and Steady Cattle
The Omaha Union Stock Yards markets show cattle in demand at opening prices but softening later while hogs remained weak with receipts above expectations. Sheep offerings outpaced demand as prices eased, and grain futures listed mixed to firm movements across Wheat Corn and Oats with slight advances in select contracts.
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Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Multitude of U.S. and European Court and Political News
A sprawling digest reports a Memphis grand jury probe into Freda Ward’s killing, Indiana prison terms for Musgrave, the New York Slasher Dowd deemed insane, and Belgium Germany and Belgium Austria treaty approvals. It also notes Indiana party date changes, Cave City explosions, Prairie Cattle fight fatalities, Aurora Kansas City union sendoff, and legal moves in Pittsburgh defences. The summary covers wrecks off Spain, distiller raids near Mount Pleasant PA, and various political and financial developments across the U.S. and Europe.
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Moses McClellan
Cave City
Dave Johnson
Bass Perry
Prairie Cattle Company
Trinidad
Col
Perry
Phé' Aurcora Club
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Quay-Post
Philadelphia Academy of National Science
Spain
Mount Pleasant
Western Refining Company
San Francisco
D. M. Edwards
Freemont
Kidwards
New York City
Harrison
Flower
Rochester
N. Y
Manchester
John Mensley
Marion Herd
Joe Hacker
Gladstone
Trehind
Washington
Carlisle
Kentucky
Hill-Gorman-Brice
Warsaw
Pland
Addison Hindman
Colliery Junction
Hindman
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Congregation de Propaganda
Cardinal Simeoni
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Cardinal Ricci
Joe Shields
Thompsons
Tex
Lown
Weaver
Pierre
Plainfield
Cumberland County
J. W. Lafevre
Mary Gardner
Dakota
Lafevre
New York
Colorado Coal and Iron Company
Colorado
Aurora
Lagrippe
Frazier
Noble
Arapahoe
Indian Territory
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