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Mccook Weekly Tribune

Location

Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1884

Page

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Washington Letter Reflects on Fire Risk and Postal Decay

The Washington Letter details the United States Hotel disaster killing five and injuring many, critiques city building safety and the inspectorate, and rails at postal system woes. It notes the Blue Book volumes show 50,000 postmasters with salaries from nine cents to $8,000, many under $10, and comments on the inefficiency of quarterly reports and political excesses including ex-Speaker Kiefer’s fall from favor.

Washington D. C United States Buchanan Congress Post Office Department Redalia N. C New York City Uncle Sam North Carolina Kiefer Mren Springfield Ohio Dom Pepro

Progress and costs in the Panama Canal project

The Panama Canal faces enormous earth and rock removal and steep costs. Engineers estimate 79 million cubic meters of material must be disposed of with completion before 1893, though 1888 targets were optimistic. Original costs of 600 million francs are swelling after one third paid and extensive ancillary works. Despite doubts about profit to stockholders, the canal promises faster voyages and cheaper South American and Pacific goods, benefiting shipping and the Panama railroad.

M. de Lesseps Suez Canal Mount Denis St. Gothard Hoosac Horn Panama Railroad Railway World

B and M Locomotives Increase to One Hundred Seventeen

The Plattsmouth Journal notes the total B and M engines now stand at 117 with ten more on order to arrive this fall. It recalls that years ago the railroad had 26 locomotives and proportional rolling stock, and once the new locomotives arrive, the seven year increase will reach exactly one hundred.

Plattsmouth Journal

Quote on wifes virtue prompts local application

Owen Enxizaneru of Roumania is credited with a remark on a wife's virtue. The speaker questions whether Elizabeth intended to apply the statement locally and consider its relevance to current conditions.

Owen Enxizaneru Roumania Europe Elizabeth

Severe contusion describes a black eye with bruising

The text defines a black eye as a severe contusion of the integuments under the orbit with extensive blood leakage and ecchymosis in surrounding tissue, in a ramified state.

Te Cumseh Attorney Calls for Violent Justice in Court

A Tecumseh attorney in a justice court denounces a man suing a widow as utterly mean and declares he wishes the court would appoint him to kick him to death by a jackass, reflecting stark courtroom rhetoric of the day.

Statues and monuments at the capital costly accumulations

The article lists costs for numerous Washington DC statues and monuments including Marshall, Greenough, Freedom on the dome, emancipation group, McPherson pedestal, Farragut, Scott, Thomas, Jackson, Washington at Georgetown, Rawlins, Scott at the soldiers home, Greene in East Washington, Bartholdi fountain, and the Capitol. It notes the Washington Monument and state, war and navy building costs and mentions a Philadelphia tale of sunken galleons and a New Jersey governor’s rescue of a drowning woman, plus cholera era tobacconist deaths and arsenical postal notes.

Marshall Washington City Greenough Washington Capitol Pennsylvania Avenue Freedom Lincoln Park Gen. McPherson Arlington Hotel Vinnie Kream Farragut Gen. Scott Don Cameron Gen. Thomas Andrew Jackson White House Georgetown Gen. Rawlins Soldiers Gen. Greene East Bartholdi Botanical Gardens Washington Monument

Murderer Stokks Attends New York Independence Meeting

The article notes Stokks, labeled a red handed murderer, being present at a recent independence meeting in New York City. Curtis is portrayed as entering refined moral society, considered dangerous and hypocritical.

Stokks New York City Curtis

Mother Hubbard Triumphs Over Nebraska Court Battle

The Omaha Republican reports Mother Hubbard won her clash with the state of Nebraska finishing with strong results and a clear victory.

The Omaha Republican Hubbard Nebraska

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Business Directory United States Land Office McCook, Nebraska F. Babsock G. L. Laws Register J. KE. Cochran Attorney AT Law McCoqe Red Willow County Nes State Kansas Government Land Office Land Department Jennings & Starbuck Attorneys AT Law Depot North Green's Drug Store Page T. Francis Hitchcock Land District L. Lee Johnson, M. D Graduate Medical Department University Tribune Jefferson and Madison Streets T. B. Stutzman, M. D Trravne A. J. Willey B. & M. Railroad B. & M. Pharmacy A. T. Gatewood Mccook Hotel John F. Collins Dennison St McCook Mouse C. L. Nettleton Superintendent Public Instruction Indianola W. M.sanderson William McIntyre Hinman & Co.p Ainters McCook Jackson Tubbs West Dennison Street Neb A. C. Towne 8. L. Green L. Green Panama Canal Philadelphia Vigo Bay Spain Governor Assett New Jersey Long Branch Abbott New York Luria Horst W. C. Latourette Big AX Lytle Bros General Dealers Citizen's Bank B.&%& M. Pharmacy America Nccook the Citizen's Bank OF First National Bank Lincoln, Neb Chase National Bank J. W. Dolan W. Franklin W. F. Wallace
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