Worthington named Nebraska bishop to be consecrated in Detroit
Advices report Rev. Dr. Worthington will be consecrated bishop of Nebraska in Detroit, due to absence of consecrating bishops. Detroit pastors praise his near seventeen years at St. John’s parish, highlighting his devotion, parish missions, charitable work, and influence on clergy and lay leaders.
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George Worthington
T. D
St. John’s Church
Detroit
Nebraska
Clarkson
Worthington
St. John's Church
Diocese of
Gibbon Incorporation and Regional News Highlights
The state brief covers Gibbon's incorporation, coal findings near Tobias, and Saline county pauper board costs. It notes G A R and G A K events, diphtheria impacts in Kearney Fullerton, and surveys at Republican City. Also mentioned are Burglaries, new stations, coal reports, revival meetings, livestock counts, and early town developments across several counties.
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G. A. Kt
Schuyler
Kearney
Fullerton
Republican City
Nebraska items and notices from the state press
A date of notes from Nebraska papers covers fires destroying homes with no insurance, a jailed man in Lincoln on a pending assault charge, powder missing from coal, grain exhibits boosting Nebraska flour, editor changes, senate bills on penalties and delinquency, a 12 year old mother case, county treasurers pay ruling, a scalding death, cattlemen fears, state fair moves to Lincoln for five years, a wallet theft at a post office, land office district debates, and a coal seam found near Bigley’s bluff with two coal layers observed in rock formations.
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Chris Rushmann
Richland Precinct
Sarpy County
Texas Livestock Association
Texas
Lincoln
Omaha
Sidney
North Platte
State Farmers Alliance
J. Burrows
Allen Root
L. D. Willard
A. A. Steadwell
van Wyck
Mancerson
Anthony
Senate
House Committee On Public Lands
Wright
Kilmer
Barney
Kaley
Cox
Stone
Olmstead
Rickley
Taggart
Crawford and Lee
Furnas
Joseph Scott
Colfax
Schuyler Herald
Bell of Liberty Arrives in New Orleans Amid Welcoming Parade
New Orleans greets the Liberty Bell from Philadelphia with Jefferson Davis among guests. The bell train arrives at Elysian Fields around 4 PM as crowds line the levee. A planned reception in Music Hall is delayed by unforeseen issues and may be held later.
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New Orleans
Philadelphia
Jefferson Davis
Beauvoir
Mississippi
Elysian Fields
Seaius Gupta
Music Ha
Nebraska Legislature Reports Move to Regulate Railways
The Nebraska Legislature debates regulate railways with lower passenger tariffs, committee actions on constitutional amendments, and bills on liquor prohibition. House and Senate discuss road and railway rates, extraditing clerks, and funding for the New Orleans exposition.
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the Board of Regents
Szxate
Senate
McAllister
Sowers
John M. Thurston
Committee On Railroads
House of Representatives
Howse
House
Nebraska
Suken Lei
Howe
Shervin
Fremont
Outlaw Nicholas Aragon Surrenders After Canyon Fight
Nicholas Aragon once with Billy the Kid posse near Chaporito thirty miles south of Las Vegas New Mexico holds out in an adobe hut. He defies surrender until deputy Joan Hurley is killed and Brent wounded in a failed assault before he finally surrenders.
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Nicholas Aragon
Billy the Kid
Chaporito
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Joan Hurley
Multiple Unfolding News From Around The Nation And Beyond
The report surveys a wide range of brief items including political shifts in Oklahoma and Kansas, a new electric streetcar line planned in Cleveland, and an ice carnival opening in Montreal. It notes a bank run near New Haven, a Missouri house petitioning to open Oklahoma to settlers, and a Kankakee asylum fire tragedy with seventeen deaths.
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Missouri House of Representatives
Congress
Oklahoma
Kankakee
Nashville and
Chattanooga
Memphis
John Prough
Jersey County
Illinois
Jude James Cole
Plaquermine
Murder and other crimes fill early crime losses
Michael Roch an Irish resident of 36 Mulberry Street Cleveland murdered his wife and then cut his throat. Ellis a government building supervisor in Rochester N Y faces bribery charges. In Chicago Louis Bachus a peddler killed Theodore Lay after alleging Lay raped his daughter and abused her under a marriage pledge. In Winnipeg two men assaulted two girls leaving one dead. Ruf Miner alias Charles Stewart altered alias Pine alias Rogers was arrested in Brooklyn for lounging after long bank thefts totaling over 110000 in cash and securities. Norwich cashier Roath embezzled 40000 to 50000 from the Shetucket bank and additional 5000 from the New London County mutual fire insurance.
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Michael Roch
Mulberry Street
Cleveland
Ellis
Rochester
N. Y
Board of Supervisors
Chicago
Louis Bachus
Theodore Lay
Bachus
Lay
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Ruf” Miner
Charles Stewart
Pine
Rogers
National City Bank of Brooklyn
Miner
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Roath
Norwich
New London County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Political notes and indictments shadow Illinois election scene
The piece reports large inauguration plans with 100000 marching men and 100 bands and notes ex Governor St John lecturing in Bloomington while reporters were avoided. It covers talk of General Grant retirement, Cook county grand juries indicting 83 and 245 election judges, and criticism of inadequate election laws and police funding.
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St. John
Bloomington
Slocum
General Grant
Senate
Randall
House Military Committee
Cook County
State House
Ill
Seven Polling Precincts Free of Election Violations
Report notes seven precincts in the city divided area had no violations of election laws. Some issues arose from ignorance, others from carelessness, and some likely from criminal intent.
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Clares
Jis Precintson
Steam Vessel Regulations and Public Building Funding Notes
The board of supervising inspectors adopts a rule requiring barges in tow of steamers to carry proper signal lights. Fire damages books in the House of Representatives roof but firemen extinguish it. The treasury supervising architect urges $45,000 more for Des Moines public building and raises St Louis limit to 300,000. A committee favors lowering newspaper postage to one cent. life-saving mattresses may replace life-preservers on steamers at specified ratios.
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Board of Supervising
Supervising Architect
The
Treasury
Des Moines
Iowa
St. Louis
House Committee On
Foreign notes from around the world report wars and shocks
Dispatches from Cairo flag a Beresford march on Khartoum while France may declare war on China. Reports claim French and Chinese ships clash near Shanghai. dynamiters threaten Britain. Irish protests grow in London. A deadly Sydney train wreck kills forty. Vienna presses halt mechsarath coverage. Metemneh fighting costs and casualties. debris removal at the White Tower follows a dynamite blast.
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Cairo
Charles Beresford
Metemneh
Khartoum
France
China
England
No Fight Warned by Creek Leader on Indian Territory Affairs
Chief Perryman of the Creeks, in Washington, predicts no clash between Hatch troops and the Couch faction. He says boomers are frontiermen who could defeat Hatch, but leaders push to force land sale under government entry. He argues capitalists seek to drive terms, while Creeks and Seminoles hold 5,000,040 acres and would sell to the government at 1.25 per acre, recouping proceeds quickly via taxes.
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Perryman
Washington
General Hatch
Couch Colony
Hatch
Oklahoma Country
United States
President-elect Cleveland's Albany Reception Stirs Social Scene
President-elect Cleveland met Governor Hill Eurastus Corning Colonel Lamont and General Rathbun as Albany hosted a grand social gathering in Fort Orange. Over seven hundred invitations were sent and about three hundred guests attended the capitol reception marking his last public appearance in Albany.
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Cleveland
Albany
Fort Orange
Governor Hill
Capitol
Eurastus Corning
Lamont
Rathbun
Lumbermen form association to curb production
An Oshkosh Wisconsin special reports a meeting of lumbermen forming an association to unite sash and door manufacturers from Oshkosh Fond du Lac Appleton De Pere Wausau and Kipon. They resolved to restrict output by half time or with a force and withdraw all traveling agents for thirty days.
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Oskosh
Wis
Fond du Lac
Appleton
Depere
Wausau
Kipon
Senate Debates and House Actions Across January Events
Reports from Washington detail Senate and House proceedings in late January including committee actions on agricultural and military bills, the London explosions resolution, claims settlements for Pacific railroads, and the retirement list for long-service army personnel. Debates cover treaty ratifications, river and harbor funding, and responses to grants for recognition of Siberia survivors.
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Wasmorox
Senate
Kansas
Plumb
Committee On Public Lands
Iowa
Umb
Nea Jay
London
Riddlebe
Ingalls
Senate of the
United States
House of Parliament
HOUSE
Findlay
Secretary of State
Hewitt
New York
Washneton
Morrill
Committee On Finance
Cameron
Committee On Military Affairs
United States Army
McComas
Grant
Washington
Sloar
Judicial Committee
Venezula
Slocum
Fitz John Porter
Secretary of the Navy
Russia
Siberia
Vance
Fenians Denounce Bayard Resolution in Chicago Meeting
A prominent Fenian calls a Chicago Irish Americans meeting a rebuke of Bayard’s Senate resolution and urges Irish supporters of Congressman Lobb of Indiana to show appreciation on his return home. The debate centers on measures against Britain and the national stance of Irish groups.
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Fenian Brotherhood
Chicago
United States
Senate
Bayard
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