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Mccook Weekly Tribune

Location

Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1884

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Cattle deaths blamed on loco weed but Maxwell outbreak linked to Texans

The writer notes loco weed causes many cattle fatalities on the plains but argues the Maxwell incident is clearly tied to freshly imported Texans, not weed. The point stresses differing sources of danger to cattle in Wyoming.

Col O. M. Druse Wyoming Plains Maxwell

Washington Letter offers critique on politics and science

The Washington Letter rails at political graft led by Butler and Elkins, cites Gould’s Indiana bets and boon to Republican policy. It reviews the Commissioner of Education report with towering student figures, notes wage gaps, and discusses race in schooling. It also covers O Donnell’s anti Chinese lecturing, Greely Arctic tragedy findings, Brigham Young reunion, and Berlin piano protests.

Washington, D. C Ben Butler Steve Elkins Jay Gould Indiana Republican Party Stanley Matthews United States Commissioner of Education America O’donnell Pacific Greely Arctic

Montana executes fifty horse thieves this month

Montana residents claim to have shot or hanged fifty horse thieves to spur immigration. one man was misidentified and apologized to by the family through the public press.

Montana

Death by Self in St. Louis After Domestic Turmoil

Russul A Teves, once famous in St. Louis for a public shooting connected to an affair, killed himself after a attempted attack on his wife who escaped. The incident follows their divorce and remarriage to the same woman, underlining the collapse of trust in the marriage.

Russul A. Teves St. Louis

Chinese Battery at Kelung Proves Futile in Siege

Tre Chinese deployed Krupp guns at Kelung but failed to kill any French troops and withdrew without bloodshed. The article argues China wasted funds on arms soldiers could not use and suggests improvised weapons like stinkpots and matchlock muskets might have yielded a better defense for the besieged garrison.

Kelung China

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