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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1885
Page
4
Senator Eponos Proposes Felony for Explosive Use
In the US Senate Senator Eponos introduced a bill making the manufacture sale or use of explosive compounds to injure or destroy property punishable as a felony. The measure seeks strict penalties and broader enforcement authority to deter such crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eponos
United States
Senate
Jefferson Davis Praised for Respect for Constitutional Liberty
Jefr Davis writes to a Baltimore Confederate society that his regard for constitutional liberty grows. He asserts anyone who should feel love and respect for liberty is Jeff Davis, while noting his neck was forfeited due to American fanaticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefr. Davis
Baltimore
Jeff. Davis
Garland of Arkansas Seen as Possible Cabinet Pick
In Albany for a second consultation with Cleveland Garland of Arkansas appears destined for a new cabinet post. Bayard declined a position not offered him, citing the cost of upholding the dignity of office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Arkansas
Albany
Cleveland
Bayard
Jury Finds 259 Dishonest Judges in Chicago Election
The Cook County grand jury reports 259 dishonest judges in Chicago after the November count. It notes ballot box stuffing or other election law violations occurred in 164 of 171 precincts surveyed, with the panel expressing relief at the limited scope of infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook County
Chicago
Italian Chief Inspector Sees London Blasts Suspect
Inspector Byres of New York, chief of detectives, claims the parliament house and tower of London were blown up by someone near the throne. He says British police are on the wrong track and notes the name Byrnes suggests an Italian backing, reflecting Machiavelli and Cavour influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector Byres
New York
Parliament House
Tower of London
Byrnes
Machiavelli
Cavour
Capital naming debate sparks to move site of future state
Distrust grows over renaming the capital from Pierre to Ordway as the plan to relocate the capital nears a vote. Citizens question the practicality and legacy of adopting a more acceptable but less meaningful name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daxora
Har
Bismarck
Pierre
Ordway
Dakota
London Times weighs Nicaragua treaty and Clayton-Bulwer limits
The Times argues the treaty should be judged in America not by English interests but notes England’s strong position and likely protests if rights under the Clayton-Bulwer treaty are violated. It questions whether Congress will approve any canal plan and suggests possible but uncertain American acceptance even with financial safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Times
Nicaragua
America
England
Times
Hill
Washington, D. C
London Explosions Hit Westminster Hall and Commons
Three blasts rocked London with explosions at Westminster Hall, the House of Commons, and the Tower of London. Four injured at Westminster, the Commons lobby and gallery damaged, the speaker's chair destroyed, and the White Tower damaged. Sixteen reported injured at the Tower, many children. No mortalities reported. Police suspect women carried dynamite into the sites. London awash in panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Westminister Hall
William IV
George IV
House of Commons
Tower of London
White Tower
Tower
Exposition of State Exhibits Attracts Large Crowds And Details
The article describes a multi state exposition under one roof covering sixteen acres with each state presenting its products. Virginia led by W W Finney showcases peanuts and yellow leaf tobacco while Montana displays mining ores and cattle and sheep. Charleston area exhibits boost guano factory products and Sea Island cotton. Greely relief relics and camping gear are shown. Sunday crowds reach up to fifty thousand with 25 cent admission and transport options include five cent fares and 15 cent round trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Our Fair Land
Virginia
W. W. Finney
Richmond
Danville
Lynchburg
Montana
Col. Harris
John Nye
South Carolina
A. P. Buttler
Wilcox, Gibbs & Co
State Department
Thetis
Bear
Greely
Whch
Vast Yukon River Puzzles Elevation and Coastline
Lieut Schwatka remarks the Yukon in Alaska is so long its source could reach Salt Lake and drain into New York Bay while its mouth would place New York on one side and Philadelphia on the other. Alaska’s coastline exceeds all other U S seaboards combined along Atlantic Gulf and Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon River
Alaska
Lieut. Schwatka
Salt Lake
New York Bay
New York
Philadelphia
United States
Atlantic Gulf
Pacific
Final proof notices for McCook settlers in 1884
Multiple land office notices from McCook Nebraska listing settlers Levi Brown James Wingate Herman Bey Otto Wagner Alfred Carter Leonard J Stiles and Jonathan Kirkman. Services include final proof hearings before Register or Receiver at McCook on February 1 2 4 1885 with witnesses named from McCook and surrounding areas.
Final proof notice for Herman Berndt at McCook Nebraska
Land Office at McCook Nebraska December 2 1884 notices Herman Berndt U S 685 for the southeast quarter section 3 township 1 north range 29 west His witnesses are Amos Goodenberger Rufus Gerver George Gerver and C Smith all of Mc Cook Nebraska Register G L Laws
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uverice
Josiah E. Moore
William Darby
Jacob Long
Box Elder
John Sargent
Indianola
G. L. Laws
Rewister
Mccook
Neb
James E. Fowell
Townsend Beckwith
Aaron Hazelhurst
Frank Hazelhurst
W. H. Barger
Culbertson
Register
Ner
Werry A. Yeast
Hand
James Spaulding
John Hamilton
D. Pitney
Montgomery Doyle
Hex Elder
Nebraska
N&c
William Lremmer
Hannah Schuler
Nomestead
Jobo Calkins
Franklin BP. Laverack
Stoughton
Henry H. Picens
George Huggins
I. G. L. Laws
New
Les
Levi Brown
Lewis F. Tute
South Act
Anthony Cli
H. Colvin
William Smith
Levi Johnson
Lewis F Pate
John F. Collins
Dward Vedandliss
Samuel Brown
McCoo
Neb. Ua
Metook
James EF. Wingate
Sugh Land
Mitchell Young
James A. Lafferty
Nicholas Wycolf
Graham
Danbury
Seb
Jl G. L. Laws
McCoor
Thal Prof
Herman Bey
Charles Ebert
William Dubarko
Fred.unsinger
Ernst Newman
Guibert B. Nettieton
Lane
D. Stone
Ws. Buch
M. H. Johnson
Mc Cook
It. Barnes
Vaulton
Neb. A
Il. Laws
Keister
Itis Clas
Imade
Velock
Ise
Alfred Carter
Numbol Range
Sal Hind
John Modrell
Jon Unzicker
James C. Cane
C. Merlan
Kerster
McCoon
Hegister
Otto E. Wagner
E Namnes
Lami
Vias Dames
Foresworth
St. Uarl
Sidney Dodge
F. P. Allen
A. G. L. Laws
Nes
Nets
Herman Berndt
Amos Goodenberger
Rufus Gerver
George Gerver
C. Smith
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