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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1884
Page
2
Tin Ore Shipment and Local Crime Roundup
The first tin ore shipment from the Black Hills arrived at Valentine via Niobrara Transportation and was sent to New York for smelting. A jewelry thief captured in Plattsmouth with stolen goods was brought to trial in Cass County. ex city officials faced civil action over false imprisonment. Other notes cover a Beatrice outbreak of sickness, a Reynolds mob incident, a Crete child’s death possibly by poisoning, Cedar Rapids race ground talk, peat findings near Ainsworth, and various court and stock news from Omaha and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Niobrara Transportation Company
Valentine
New York
Mr. Cochran
York
Plattsmouth
Cass County
John Martin Heller
Frank A. Woods
J. A. Nee Eld
Gene
Heller
Rusicks
Frank
Joseph
Wilburos
Crete
Swanton
Estern
Guthrie
Omaha
Chase
E. P. Savage
Agricultural College
Lincoln
Chester
J.H. Rooks
Thayer County
Hebron
Nebraska
Kansas
Reynolds
Times
J. N. Andrews
Cedar Rapids
Nance
Greeley
Boone
Stan
James Laird
P. D. McAndrew
Ainworth News
Calamus
Ainsworth
Ireland
Lincoln Journal
QO. M. Druse
United States
Sean
Marshall
Kansas City
Utica
Phillips
Aurora
Godwin
Burnham
Edmond Henry
Figgott
Henry
J. G. Griffith
Ramsey
N. J
Stella
Newa
Union Pacific Railway
Irvin
South
Fragmented Nebraska notes recount storms and local incidents
Disjointed Nebraska items report fire incidents in Wilbur and Palmyra, storm damage near Beatrice with wind and hail, a fatal lightning strike in Madison County, and postmaster changes in several counties. Other notes mention a reunion in Pawnee City, a livery robbery attempt, and schoolhouse plans in Albion while detailing parade and sheep shearing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Nebraska
William van Vieck
Post Office Department
Crow Butte
Sioux
NASA
Coln County
James Auble
Long
Frontier County
William F. Miller
Aster
Luray
Red Willow County
Ial
Nance County
Merrick
Hamilton
Wilbur
B. L. Castor
Pawnee City
John Ingnam
Palmyra
Beatrice Express
Beatrice
Nathan Blakely
Lincoln
Reuben H. Hurd
Highland Precinct
Madison County
Orleans
Captain Crawford Cleared by Court of Inquiry
The court of inquiry convened by Brigadier General Crook cleared Captain Emmet Crawford of Third Cavalry of maladministration in San Carlos agency affairs. The panel found his administration wise and beneficial, praising his efforts to improve tribal industry and morals and noting Indians under military control became self supporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook
Emmet Crawford
Third Cavalry
Crawford
San Carlos
Aetate
Wilcox
Capt. Crawford
Fort
Interior Department
Cholera Precautions Ordered for Vessels to United States
Secretary Frelinghuysen cables consular officers in London Liverpool Marseilles Havre Bordeaux Bremen and Hamburg to appoint physicians to inspect departures for the United States and to refuse health bills except on sanitary inspector recommendation. They must report infectious disease on board vessels at departure to warn U S health officers and prevent entry. Medical examiners may be attached to American consulates at French ports to report on disease progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frelinghuysen
London
Liverpool
Marseilles
Havre
Bordeaux
Bremen
Hamburg
United States
The Unit Rule and The Path to Prosperity say It All
A compact aphorism on rugged individualism and the balance between genius and folly. It frames poverty as a trigger for talent while prosperity benefits from prudent use of ill advised schemes. The piece echoes a 19th century tone of self reliance.
Queen’s Congratulations for Greely Party Rescue
Nebraska reports receive congratulations from the Queen regarding the rescue of the Greely Party. The item notes a Grand Army Reunion in Minneapolis and mentions political and foreign matters.
Various 19th Century Dispatches From Europe and America
A stream of brief items notes missing clerk S Hutchinson in the US Engineer Corps at St Louis District and payroll shortfall. Fright in Algiers as a French troupe massacred near the Moroccan frontier. Wreck debris cleared on Connution Valle line with remaining cars stuck. Injuries numbered twenty two with no deaths. Multiple police, gas well, and cholera updates from Frankfort Dakota to Paris. Political notes include Governor Cleveland’s Albany routine and nomination timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
William Spies
Chicago
Arbeiter Zeitung
Tamill
Spies
Frank Calvert
Walnut Street House
Cincinnati
Sprague
Rhode
Albany
Litchfield
Sra
Here
John West
Frank Gaskell
Wopley
Carey
Lake County
Michigan
Smith
France Demands Tonquin Indemnity and Troop Withdrawal
The French minister at Tienchen demanded Chinese troop withdrawal from Tonquin frontiers and payment of indemnity. Tsung-Li-Yamen rejected the terms, France set July 19 as compliance deadline, signaling possible war. In London a trades procession bore a tombstone inscribed to the House of Lords 1884 amid crowd disruptions and speeches at the park. Thirty cholera deaths reported at Marseilles on the 21st with twenty-eight more noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tienchen
Tonquin
France
Tsung-Li- Yamen
London
House of Lords
Parliament Street
Board of Trade
Marseilles
Cholera Epidemic Weighs on French Towns and Paris
Reports detail scattered cholera cases across France from Courbevoie Narbonne and St Nazaire to Marseille Arles and Toulon with deaths and panic. In Marseille refugees are expelled homes empty bakers and butchers flee while water cuts hinder relief. Paris observes exodus but no panic and foreign visitors curb travel as officials warn of worsening conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Courbevoire
Paris
Narbonne
St. Nazaire
Toulon
Marsveilles
Argentina
Marseilles
Gibraltar
Portugal
Lapata
Arles
Saintes Maries de Lamer
Bouches
M. Bert
Spain
Turkey
Europe
London Standard
Destructive hail storm ravages Bradshaw area
The Bradshaw Gazette Extra reports a severe hail storm tracing a path from section 35 to 4 near Bradshaw. Crops across Bradshaw township were decimated with losses estimated at least 100000 dollars, renters hit hardest. Several farms and buildings suffered damage including barns and groves in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradshaw Gazette Extra
Beoreeey
Bradshaw
Tassle
Central City
Exeter
Thurman
John Ferree
Thompson
Nathaniel Simmons
Strike Ends in Belleville Coal District Upset
Belleville Ill reports that Charles Nesbitt president of the miners union has declared the strike off due to miners destitution. Miners will resume at the old rate of one and one half cents for digging. Some operators offered two cents but no unified action emerged causing distress in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Ill
Chas. Nesbitt
Miners’ Union
Adirondacks hunt misfire cited in Times tale
The Albany Times recounts a Cleveland hunting episode in the Adirondacks from last year where scouts were placed for miles to lure deer, but the hunter found his gun unloaded as a stag approached. The piece closes with a quip about power and domestic labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Times
Cleveland
Adirondacks
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Presents Office Statistics
Washington reports summarize the IRS bureau statistics. The conference reviews disposition of Arctic explorers remains and political affairs emerging from multiple regions.
Internal Revenue Report and Political Convention Items
The report shows fiscal year 1934 receipts total 121 500 039 dollars with decreases and increases across spirits tobacco and fermented liquors. Separate notes mention Francis F E Willard in Evanston and Miss Brown in Cincinnati forming an executive committee of a party. Democratic convention in Missouri nominates John T Heard on ballot 389. William H Barnum named permanent chairman. F O Prince re elected secretary. Prohibition leaders forecast up to one million votes and Kansas and Maryland as targets. Greenbackers press Gov Butler for clarity. Gov St John thanks convention for nominating him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Hia Burexu
Francis FE. Willard
Evanston
Ills
Miss Brown
Cincinnanati
Missouri
John T. Heard
Pettt
Congress
Wm. H. Barnum
F. O. Prince
New York
Kansas
Maryland
Butler
Gov. St John
Government and health policy briefings and appointments
The state department plans a forthcoming pamphlet aiding American agricultural machinery makers to compete globally. A national sanitary conference will seek concerted action against epidemics and cholera entry. Homeland matters include bear head disposition, Cherokee land ejectment, and presidential appointments to U S marshals and Alaska commissioners with specific locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statistical Bureau of the State Department
Department
Davis
United States
National Sanitary Conference
Washington
State Boards of Health
Canadian
Political Campaign Sparks in Lincoln Meetings and Rallies
The era's party clashes unfold from Chicago to New York with Kelly backing Cleveland in exchange for mayoral picks. Lincoln hosts Blaine and Logan clubs as Democrats rally for Cleveland Hendricks. Logan's acceptance letter stresses economy, reform, and labor rights amid a sweeping national party scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
New York
Chicago
John Kelly
Beily
Committee On Organization
Kelly
Cleveland
Lincoln
Blaine and Logan Club
C. H. Gere
Allen W. Field
Hendricks
General Logan
Sod
West
Pittsburg
St. John
Kansas
Wm. Daniel
Maryland
National Committee
John B. Finch
Neb
D. P. Sagendorph
Charlotte
Mich
A. J. Jutkins
Il., Correspond Ss Tyrinteak
S. D. Hastings
Madison, Wis
Grand Army parade ends as veterans bask in cheers in Minneapolis
A vast Grand Army parade in Minneapolis drew 60 000 observers and 18 000 marchers amid sultry weather and war song banners. Generals Sherman Logan Kouitz Warner and others were greeted with ovations as encampment events continue with elections for commander in chief and next site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Itx
Lovan
Sherman
Thames
Kouitz
Warner
Negel
Gibson
Flambean Club
Topeka
Logan
General Washburne
Minn
Grand Army
Illinois
Washburn
Negley
Pennsylvania
Fairchid
Thomas
Missouri
Nashville
Deaths Premonition Tied to Gardner Arctic Starvation
A Philadelphia friend reports Col Gardner's wife suffered a morbid premonition that her son Hampden Sidney Gardner starved during Greely's Arctic expedition. She feared the last rations issued May 14 and the son died June 12, the final death before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden Sidney Gardner
United States Signal Service Corps
Greely
Sergeant Gardner
Philadelphia
Col. Gardner
Post Office
Secret Service Division
Gardner
Bee subscription offer for Nebraska Iowa and Kansas readers
The Omaha Bee advertises a mail subscription deal offering the Weekly Bee delivered to households across Nebraska Iowa and Kansas. The promotion runs until after the election on November 15 and costs twenty five cents per subscription with orders sent to The Bee Printing Co. in Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Weekly Bee
Tue Bee PrsnsHine Co
Omaha
Neb
Gen Houston Romance Explored In August Century Feature
Alexander Hynds writes the Houston romance with help from the Houston family. The piece includes two portraits, one of Houston as a Cherokee chief, and covers his roles as U S senator, army general, and first president of the Texan republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston
United States
Texan Republic
Alexander Hynds
San Jacinto
Houston
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Tribune
F. M
E. M. Kimmell, Publ
Nebraska Notes
Ita
News BY Wire
Minne
S. Hutchinson
O. H. Ernst
United States Engineer Corps
St. Louis
Newman
Samuel Maynard
Caswell
Minkler
Mexico
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Grand Army of the Republic
Minnesota
John Kountze
Ohio
Portland
Maine
J. P. Ross
Ira E. Hicks
Dakota
T. M. Shanfeldt
W. B. Hall
Lehigh Valley Railway
Whitehaven
Necoheck Siding
Spencer Ellsworth
Lacon
Public Aid
Arts
de Lesseps
International Technical Commission
Chamber of Deputies
Bert
Minister of Commerce
Board of Health
Clemenceau
Capital Topics
Hazen
Bear
Governor’s Island
New York Harbor
Hancock
Cherokee Lands
Indian Territory
Land Office
John E. Bryant
District of Georgia
Longstreet
John G. Brady
Alaska
George E. Thrie
Charles Deeber
California
District of
Sitka
Wrangel
Ouralaska
the Boys
THE
Omaha Bee
Shenstone
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