Jebbska Items Highlight Local News and Accidents
Various Nebraska brief items report on the state farmers alliance meeting at Kearney, a horse theft by a teenage boy near Wood River, a beaver trapping party near Oakdale, a death in Hamp ton after apoplexy, a lucky corn husking bet in Hastings, a pauper scare from New York, opera receipts at Alma, a Juniata accident involving a girl and a wheat wagon, Dr Newkirk's fatal accident near Falls City, and railroad coach production in Omaha. plus local lore on wells in Webster county and a health tonic advertisement.
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Plum Creek
Co. W. McNamar
Wood River
Kim Creek
Henry McNamar
Hebron
Rose Creek
Thayer County
Oakdale Journal
Omsha
Elkhorn
Lincoln Journal
Hampton
John H. Ford
David City
Auburn Post
Tom Hall
Mark Hall
Exchange National Bank of Hastings
Alma Tribune
New York
Alma
Juniata
the Gazette-Journal
Peter Anderson
Falls City Journal
Jim
Newkirk
Union Pacific
Omaha
Red Cloud Cloud Chief
Webster County
Weather and events shift as winter advances across regions
The crammed column lists a string of varied happenings from politics to crime and weather. It mentions Car ter Smith killing George McDaniel in Grafton West Virginia, a Sunbury jail confession by Charles Weaver, a Ward's Island asylum fire with all 1,320 patients safe, and a Dakota man freezing to death near James town. It notes a Donnell funeral ceremony in London altered, an Irish protest and a failed demonstration, and the Bartholdi pedestal exhibition opening in New York with 2,000 visitors amid a Sunday closing league dispute. It cites legal rulings, accidents, and public notices, plus labor and political movements and a range of local incidents across American towns.
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Venner
Grafton
W. Va
Carter Smith
George McDaniel
Charles Weaver
Sunbury
Ward's Island
New York Harbor
Jehie “Bartholdi
The
Academy of Design
New York
Lowe
Iowa
Folger
Rosecrans
Morrison
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
House
Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Navy
Boston Navy Yard
League Island Navy Yard
the Land Office
Colorado
Dakota
New Mexico
Toussint Mesple
United States Army
Chambers McHibben
Noted Outlaws and Murders Across the Country This Month
Across Missouri North Carolina Iowa Oklahoma and beyond reports detail arrests escapes lynchings and executions. Bill Younger Gomes and others connected to Jesse James faced capture in Alabama while a Chatham church murder in North Carolina remained unsolved. Violent incidents include a St Louis shootout a Des Moines jail break and a Texas Texas related death hoax. Multiple executions and near hangs are reported including Nevada Missouri and Bozeman Montana as well as a large Orangemen riot in Newfoundland.
Congress splinters echo on committees and world events
Reports from Washington describe committee assignments amid party diplomacy while Gen McKenzie faces nervous exhaustion and Gen Schofield assumes command. Inland tax shifts, naval yard orders, land entry cancellations, and court martial approvals fill a broad agenda alongside Franco Chinese and Annamite turmoil.
Two Condemned Murderers Kill In Beverly Area
A coroner's jury finds Mrs. Summerfield and her child were murdered before their Beverly West Virginia house burned. John Flannigan is jailed on murder charges as Elfees and Owen, two condemned killers, fled after attacking night visitors with bricks and slashing the jailer. The country is said to be in arms.
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Elfees
Owen
Governor Reports Council Action in French Cochinchina
The governor of French Cochinchina reports the council has taken action on a governance matter. Details are not fully provided in the fragment. The notice indicates official communication from colonial authorities.
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China
French Cochin
Council of the Re
Colored Men in Convention in Washington
The executive committee of the colored national convention met in Washington with twelve states and D C reporting. They noted the impact of the Supreme Court civil rights decision on discussions and moved to draft an address on the Virginia killings of Black citizens while planning to visit the president to set a convenient date.
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George W. Lewis
Louisville Fire Department
Ita
John A. Clark
Bozeman
Montana
Thomas Rogers
Frank Young
Arthur
Supreme Court
Brockville
William Fox
Nevada
Tom ‘Troward
Louisville
Washington
States
District of Columbia
Fred Douglas
Justice Harlan
Virginia
Congressional actions prompt adjournment to January
In the Senate a memorial from St. Louis merchants and manufacturers opposes repealing the 1879 vaporizing law allowing vinegar makers to produce low wines without U S tax payments. The House tabled a president’s message with the state department papers on Patrick O Donnell and adjourned to January 7.
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Senate
Cockrell
St. Louis
United States
House
Secretary of State
Patrick O'Donnell
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the Tribune
Peoint
Farmer’s Alliance
Kearney
News OF the
Jamestown
Donnell
London
T Place
Iven
Board of Supervisors
Edward Moran
Pryor
O'Donnell
Brooklyn New England Society
General Grant
Henry Ward Beecher
Supreme Court of Michigan
Superior Court of Detroit
McLean
Scrips
Dr. McLean
Evening News
Detroit
Gabriel Greely
Horace Greely
Pleasantville
N. Y
Lorrillard & Co
Jersey City
van Vorse
Supreme Court of New York
Harvey Kennedy
Henry H. Porter
Minneapolis & Omaha Railway
Roswell S. Flower
David Dows
Porter
Louibourron
Atlantic
Sherman
Thirteenth Circuit
Thirteenth District
Reed
Supreme Bench
Major Lyman
Council Bluffs
Harbor Grace
N. F
General Sherman
Rachael
Xavier Church
Ninth and
Lucas Avenue
Eleventh Street
Perche
Wm. McCaffery
New Orleans
Dud Nenand
Jirardville, Pa
Pennsylvania
Seth B. French
Northwestern Traveling Men’s Association
Chicago
Toronto
Pittsburg
Westmoreland
Closrfield
Bedford
Huntington
Stephen Fitzwick
Bill Younger
Jesse James
Mea Warren
Ala
Missouri
Jessie James
Musel Shoals
Olive Gunther
Chatham Church
Moncure
N.C
Des Moines
D.C
Gibson
Texas
Fort Worth
John Buffington
Eugene Maullholland
Gibson’s
Gilson
Burlington
Arthur Mullholland
Buffington
Mullholland
William Hatfield
Michigan
Stackwell
Malone
Hatfield
Allen Stackwell
Chaterbbel
Inter-Council
Double Springs
I. T
Elias Yarby
Choctaw Lighthorse
Galveston
McDade
Henry Pfeiffer
Wright
Thad McLamore
J. Walker
Arkansas
Thompson
Williams
Walls Walla
Oregon
Willis
Kentucky
Carlisle
Randall
Gen. McKenzie
Department of Texas
Department
Schofield
McKenzie
Secretary of the Interior
Benedict
Tufte
Townsend
Muscogee
Indian Territory
Interior Department
Kis
Comri-Marial
W. Clark
Twenty-third Infantry
J. T. Cummings
Third Infantry
Hue
Hiephema
Annam
Nam
Kienphua
Cited
France
Coubert
Sontay
Coubet
Hanghoa
Bacainh
Russia
Spain
Paris
Alfonso
Sagasta
England
Liverpool
Celtic
Italy
Rome
America
Vatican
Suez Canal Company
Canton
Tonquin
Bacninh
Hong Hoi
Baeninh
Black Flag
Hong Hoa
French
Porte
Congressional
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