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Newspaper

Mccook Weekly Tribune

Location

Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1884

Page

7

Tragic Farm Homicide Near Sarpy County

Patrick Buckley’s farm near Sarpy County becomes the scene of a fatal confrontation when John Bradford is killed by Jesse McCarty during a dispute over a felled oak. Cain testifies for McCarty claiming self defense, but the coroner’s jury rules the death willful and caused by McCarty’s axe.

Sarpy Omaha Patrick Buckley John Bradford Jesse McCarty Bradford Buckley Michael Cain McCarty Cain

Saint Jacobs Oil Relief Cited by Belleville Senator

The Hon. Billa Flint of Belleville Ontario reports using Saint Jacobs Oil for facial and toothache. She says a few rubs relieved all soreness and pain, considered far better than tooth extraction at age seventy seven.

Billa Flint Dominion Parliament Belleville Ontario Canada St. Jacobs

Burlington withdraws from trans-Missouri pooling talks in rail conference

The Burlington rejected pooling proposals and quit the conference as Union Pacific and four Omaha lines urged a tripartite alliance. Negotiations had aimed to unify the trans-Mis souri business with Burlington joining or forming a Burlington led and Union Pacific aligned pool. An eminent physician first prescribed Piso's Cure for Consumption.

Tripartite Curiaco Burlington Western Railway trans-Missouri Union Pacific Omaha Tripartite Alliance

Will of Ralph Sellew Probate Bequeaths $80,000 to St Louis

The will of Ralph Sellew who died at the Lindell hotel is probated. He leaves $80,000 to St Louis institutions including $10,000 to Washington University Manual Training School, $10,000 to St Luke Hospital, $10,000 to Mission Free School, and $5,000 each to Missouri Theatrical Society, Episcopal Orphans' Home, Memorial Home, and German Protestant Orphans' Home.

St. Louis Ralph Sellew Lindell Hotel Manual Training School The Washington University St. Luke Hospital Mission Free School Missouri Theatrical Society Episcopal Orphans’ Home Memorial Home Orphans’ Home

Markets Report and Prices from Chicago St Louis and More

Markets list grains and staples with No 2 wheat at 72 N tic, corn 38 39c, oats 33c, flour wheat graham 275, dairy and meats with butter 33 85c, lard 10c per lb, hams 13% per lb, potatoes 4c per bushel, hay 6.00 6.50 per ton. Chicago prices show wheat 90 95c, corn 53 54c, oats 31c, pork 14 57 16 50, liver and beef varied. St Louis reports wheat 103 127 55c, corn 45 47c, oats 32 34c, cattle 6 25 6 75, sheep 4 5. Prices provided for local markets alongside a cold remedy promotion for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy stating it cures cold symptoms quickly.

Messina Chicago ST. Louis

State Insurance Company of Des Moines Leads Iowa Growth

The State Insurance Company of Des Moines shows unparalleled growth under John A. Elliott. Receipts rose from 61,000 in 1877 to about 517,643 in 1883, with assets at 772,106 and policyholder surplus over 433,158. The Iowa State Register notes its assets and surplus far surpass rivals and its 1883 receipts are roughly double any other Iowa company. The firm emphasizes safe, widespread risk distribution and over 500,000 paid in cash losses.

Des Moines Iowa State Insurance Company of John A. Elliott Grand Western West Iowa State Register The State Insurance Company Register State Office of Auditor of State

James Nutt Released After Mental Capacity Hearing

Pittsburg Jan 23 Judge Stowe presided over James Nutt's mental condition hearing. Doctors Wylie Beatty and Herron testifying found him of sound mind and fully responsible, leading to his discharge and celebratory reception by family and friends.

Pittsport James Nutt Stowe Wylie Beatty Herron Nuttixs Major Brown Brown

Cheap Comfort Remedies Warn of Croup and Worm Syrup

An ad lures mothers with Allen's Long Balm for croup and boasts a pure, harmless remedy. Also promotes Mother Gwan's Worm Syrup for worms and restlessness in children. Notes large scale lace use and a new construction project requiring five thousand yards of fabric.

Allen Gwan

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