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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1884
Page
4
The Tribune Enters Third Year Under New Management
The Tribune marks its third anniversary with a pledge of pride and harmony with the town and county. Management notes investments including an Improved Prouty Cylinder Press and a larger Job Department to meet growing patronage and demands.
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the Tribune
Tribune
THE
Convention Adjourns Yet Without Nominee Name
Report notes the Republican convention adjourned until evening with no permanent organization formed. Log rolling may continue indefinitely as the press goes to print.
Grand Island Becomes Key Rail Center With New Omaha Link
The B. and M. railroad extension to Grand Island is finished creating a direct Omaha connection via Lincoln. Grand Island advances as an important railroad hub and grows rapidly, meriting local congratulations for prosperity.
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Grand Island
Omaha
Lincoln
Grass burn verdict shocks Texas cattle men
Texas cattle men who argued against paying eight cents an acre for state grass ended up on a jury that valued grass burned by a locomotive spark at sixty cents per acre. The tale hints that fitness of things does not always come to the inexperienced mind.
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Texas
Mexico Trade Prospects Overrated for United States
The United States may overestimate gains from opening Mexico as trade. Mexico has a sparse population and limited buying power, with goods facing long costly transport. Resource development will rely on slow immigrant involvement.
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United States
Mexico
Nebraska Education Prospects Shine in Denominational Colleges
Nebraska shows strong growth in education with Doane College Crete Hastings College Baptist Seminary Gibbon York College Bellevue College and other denominational schools expanding in strength numbers and influence. These institutions contribute to the state's progress and pride.
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Nebraska
Doane College
Crete
Hastings College
The
Baptist Seminary
Gibbon
York College
Bellevue College
State Republican Committee Sets August 27 Convention in Omaha
The State Republican Central Committee met at the Millard hotel in Omaha to set the State Convention date for August 27 at 10 A M to nominate State Officers and Presidential Electors. Delegates can reach Omaha by morning trains and return home the next day. Representation basis unchanged from the last convention. Plattsmouth Herald notes early nominations and an aggressive campaign.
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State Republican Central Committee
Millard
Omaha
Chicago
Plattsmouth Herald
The Convention Bulletin No 4 reports Sherman declines nomination
General Sherman telegraphs Ex Senator Henderson that he will not accept any office or serve if elected. The bulletin, dated June 4 at 11:25 AM Cuicano, informs readers of the latest convention status as of press time.
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A. M. Cuicano
Sherman
Henderson
Buertin Resolution Binds Delegates On Credentials Report
The committee on credentials reported they could not complete the report until the afternoon or evening, binding the delegates of Buertin No 5-12 M. to its outcome.
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Buertin
Convention Adjourns Until Evening Session
Bulletin No. 6 reports the convention adjourned at 12:26 P M and reconvening at 7 P M. The brief item provides a status update on the day's proceedings without detailing agenda items or participants.
Convention Adjourns as Committees Delay Tariff Plank
Bulletin reports the convention called to order at 7 p.m. and assembling with credentials and resolutions committees not ready to report. Resolutions committee undecided on tariff plank form. Balloting unlikely before Friday. Credentials committee unable to report this evening. Convention adjourns to 10 a.m. tomorrow Thursday.
Political Maneuvering Hints at Nominating Contests
June reports from A. M. Times Inter Ocean and Tribune describe rival strategies for the GOP nomination. Blaine offers Logan VP to unite forces. Arthur faction pursues independent votes and southern backing. Edmunds Hawley and Mahone delegates shift. Credentials decisions shape first ballot outcomes across states.
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Blaine
Arthur
Logan
Edmunds
Hawley
Sherman
Inter—Ocean
Tribune
Virginia
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Maryland
New York
National Convention Proceedings Snapshot
A condensed record shows the committee reports adopted unanimously, credentials aligned with ballot No. one, and a plan to call states for candidate presentation after resolutions. The afternoon featured a minority platform on representation, Arthur reference greeted, tariff reform support, opposition to foreign labor, and final platform adoption before adjournment.
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Arthur
China
Asia
Lynch Wins Temporary Chairman Post Over Clayton
Joan R. Lynch a colored Mississippian is named temporary Chairman after defeating Powell Clayton of Arkansas who had been chosen by the National Committee. The choice is described as not conventional.
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Joan R. Lynch
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
National Committee
Treasury Reports Large Surplus Stir Reform Talk
A Treasury announcement disclosed a surplus of 155 million dollars sparking reactions from Mr. Morrison and supporters of a horizontal revenue reform. The mood among allies is described as hopeful and energized by the news.
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Treasury
Morrison
Locxy Baldwin Sets Record With Fourth Wife
Locxy Baldwin of San Francisco wins a fourth marriage at age sixty, with a twenty year old spouse. Baldwin, worth $10 million, is described as one of the era’s most successful breadwinners.
Are Manhood and Progress Reassuring in History
F M Hottanp argues in the Index that age has not diminished human character nor progress. He questions past vs present skill among farmers, mechanics, lawyers, preachers, and newspapers, asserting the world grows stronger and will take care of itself, with no cause for unease about the future.
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F. M. Hottanp
Edison
Evarts
O'Connor
Talmage
Beecher
Swing
Carper
Sioux reservation lands may await sale after commission visit
Sioux commission returns from Sisseton with plan to arrange sale of most of the million acres at not less than $2.50 per acre. Lands could bring about $2,000,000 and income of $100,000 yearly, a $5,000 per family annuity. Indians, not now ready to sell, expect further talks and likely will contact commissioners later.
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Sioux Commission
Sisseton Reservation
Jim Keene Wins Big After New York Skirmish
In New York Jim Keene was cleaned out amid street joy. He fretted but later the crowd settled up Saturday night, leaving Jim a million and a half ahead. Shipping him home in a freight car was postponed to a later Saturday night.
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Jim Keene
Jim
New York
Becky Jones Becomes Notable In New York Jail Tale
Becky Jones wakes to fame as the first woman jailed for holding her tongue. New York papers praise her in editorials, detailing the unusual notoriety and public reaction.
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Lixe
Lord Byron
Becky Jones
Becky
New York
Special Meeting Called for June seventh by Village Board
A special meeting of the Board of Trustees is called to meet Saturday evening June 7 for the purpose of transacting important business. A full board is earnestly desired by order of Chairman and Village Clerk.
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Board of Trustees
Timber culture entry contested in Hed Willow Neb
U S Land Office McCook Nebraska May 1 1844 Amos Goodenberger files complaint against William R Brown for failure to plow cultivate and plant on timber culture entry dated July 16 1579 in North Platte Nebraska north half west half of section 19 township 1 north range 20 west. Brown accused of abandoning tract and not planting trees or seeds. parties summoned to appear July 9 at 1 PM for testimony.
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U. 38
Land Office
McCook
Neb
Martin
Eli Reid
North Platte
Red Willow County
U. & Land Office
Joseph Bt
James G.sewell
G. L. Laws
Kexister
U. S. Land Office
Amos Goodenberger
William It Brown
Hed Willow County
William R. Brown
Register
Metook
Fred. Munsinger
Jacob Fish
Range
Nebraska
Iss
Augustus S. Boughton
Elinus MecCoss
Issa
Loclock
P. M
James P. Maloney
Edward Yake
Hed Willow
County
Edward Wake
Re. G.L. Laws
M. Mokay
U.S. Land Office
Thomas EB. Stutzinin
Blonser Boot
Section St
Township 3
Nek
G. K. Laws
U.S
Ts8iatofclock
Addment
Medlock
Myron H. Wilson Geainst
David Uber
North Phute
Township
Ll North
Ringe Ob West
Willow County
David Alrey
Sipd
Jaine
G.h. Laws
Merister
Neph
Jumeard
William Flusche
Leo Hohn
Range 8
Enid
Land Office Notice of Timber Culture Entry Abandonment
Augustus S. Boughton files complaint against Elinus Mec Coss in Red Willow county Nebraska for abandoning timber culture entry dated May 8 1885. Contest alleges no cultivation or tree planting since entry and summons response for July 15 1885 at Loclock P M before GL Laws register.
McCook Land Office Notice Of Homestead Abandonment Proceeding
McCook Nebraska May 1 194 complaint filed by James P Maloney against Edward Wake seeking cancellation of a homestead entry in Red Willow County Nebraska. Respondents ordered to appear June 2 194 at 1 00 PM to testify regarding alleged abandonment. G L Laws registrar Wa M McKay attorney.
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U.S. Land Office
McCook
Neb
James P. Maloney
Edward Wake
North Platte
Isso
Red Willow County
Nebraska
Loclock
PL M
G. L. Laws
Wa. M. McKay
Final Proof Notices for John W. Enyeart Homestead Claim
Final proof notice for John W. Enyeart homestead entry NE 44 NW 44 and NW 44 NE 44 and lots in section 11 township 1 north range 2 west McCook Nebraska. Witnesses listed are John Bagley Amos Leonora Keuben Trowbridge and George Leland. Proof set before registrar at McCook on June 15 1881.
Oscur E Noble Announces Final Proof in Nebraska Claim
Oscur E Noble of Nebraska files intention to make final proof for his claim in McCook Nebraska. Proof will be before Keister or Receiver on Saturday June 9th at McCook. Witnesses include Francis M Marshall Weed Charles Crosby and John Miller.
Unnamed claimant files final proof in McCook Nebraska
Notice states the claimant will present final proof on Saturday June 23 1884 before the receiver at McCook Nebraska for the southeast quarter of section township and range. Witnesses E M Williams Morris Williams Alfres L Davis and George J Fredericks are named to prove continuous residence and cultivation of the land in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoin
Mar
McCook
Neb
Vies Chirles Biletrich
Wie
E. M. Williams
Morris Williams
Alfres L. Davis
George J. Fredericks
Ellel
Ob. Laws
Final proof notices for land claims in McCook Nebraska
Notice lists Orrick av Mockset and Wilson Johnson filing for homestead entries in McCook Neb and VilTon Neb with final proof scheduled before the county recorder or receiver. Witnesses named include Philip Wetck George Poe Louis Fleischman Louis Fleischman Roger Barives Peter Swanson and others from Metwok and Volton Neb.
Notice of Final Proof Hearing in Nebraska Land Claim
Notice is given that the settler must make final proof in support of his claim before the register or receiver at McCook Nebraska on Friday July 11. The witnesses to prove continuous residence and cultivation are listed as Jolpe Groen enberger Henry Goodenberger Wilhelm A. Demay and Reuben Gerver all of Metlock Nebraska. The hearing regards the east northeast quarter and west northwest section in the township specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrick
Norister
McCook
Neb
Lavi Johnson
Northerse
Seeties Co
Rane
Philip Wetck
Gueoreer Letuid
George Poe
Louis Fleischman
Metwok
Net
Gol. Laws
Ioesister
Accor
Nen
McUook
Phriday
Sirinney Dbodee
Noodh
Seerough
Nereth
Lane
Sale Lane
Ehest Jolpe Groenenberger
Henry Goodenberger
Wiclaus A. Demay
Reuben Gerver
Afl
Metlock
Nel We. Gr. L
McCoo
Ner
Kerister
S. W.stiizlauer
Dc. Fouts
W. Weaver
M. MM. Weaver
Danbury
G. L. Laws
Register
Notice of final proof for settler at MeCook Nebraska
A notice declares the intent to make final proof in support of the claim before the Register or Receiver at MeCook Nebraska on a specified Saturday in July. The claimant Anenst Hoge is named with the entry number and the required witnesses to prove continuous occupancy and cultivation at the Southwest quarter of Section 8, Township 10, Range 9, MeCook area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metook
Nac
Jsitnes
MeCook
Neb
Hoge
Yin Steel
George Pow
Neds
Land Office Notice of Settlement Intention at Metook
McCook Neb May 7 1sc named settler files intent to enter land at Metook Neb July 6 4 vin Alfred B Puller No 26 for the southeast quarter section 19 and northeast quarter section 20 township 2 north range 28 west names Ernest Fuller C Howard Moulton G Lloyd Clark Stephen A Rogers all of Ludtianola Neb to prove continuous residence and cultivation as required by law registered by LAWS Register
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McCook
Nen
Isc
Kevelyver
Metook
Neb
Alfred B. Puller
Ernest Fuller
C. Howard Moulton
G. Lloyd Clark
Stephen A. Rogers
Ludtianola
Laws
McCook Land Office Notice of Final Proof
Land Office at McCook Nebraska May 2 16 Ish. tutes Setther handed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim to the southeast quarter section 31 township 3 range west. He will make the proof before Register or Receiver at McCook June 1 viz James W Hatteld homestead No for the southeast quarter section 31 township 3 range west. He names witnesses J Starbuck William W Fisher John J Meserve and Lewis B Mureh all of Metauk Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb Orrin
New
Tech
Aia
Jeter
Riteeiver
Praki Nicholson
McGoox
Neb
Settlor
McCook
Fileam Dirl
James Hatfield
William Bloomer
William W. Fisher
A. Wilson
McCook, Neh
Gr. L. Laws
Register
Setther
Iss
James W. Hatteld
Souutheast
Township
Norther Range
San J. Starbuck
John J. Meserve
Lewis B. Mureh
Metauk
Neb. dl
G. L. Laws
Jtewister
Notice of final proof for Susan Knott homestead entry
Susan Knott files final proof to establish continuous residence and cultivation on her homestead in section 1 township 1 north range southwest east of the 4 and 4 of the southwest quarter. The hearing before the register at McCook Nebraska is set for Friday July 1th 18M. Witnesses: Cooley George Fowler Agron Colvin Newton Fowler all of Stoughton Neb.
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McCook
Nen
Keister
Metook
Neb
Susan
Knott
Cooley
George Fowler
Agron Colvin
Newton Fowler
Stoughton
Net
McCook Nebraska Land Claim Witnesses Named
A notice from McCook Nebraska dated April 26 1884 lists Gustive EK Wallin D3 as claimant proving his continuous residence and cultivation for the southeast quarter section in township 3 north range 200 west. Witnesses named include Edger Couse Mather L Brown Thos Huskles all of McCook and Isaac Johnson of Hex Rider with a filing set before the Register or Receiver on Tuesday June oil Deel.
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Lasp Orvice AY McCook
Ned
Lis Elim
McCook
Nel
Deel
Gustive EK. Wallin
Ile Mumes
Hand
Notice of claim and proof hearing for land settlers
Willum Fruin II has filed intent to prove residence and cultivation on north and southwest quarter of section 25, township 3 north, range west in McCook Nebraska. He will appear before Keister or Receiver on June 1. Witnesses named are John Colling Henry Bixler Arthur Snow and James Cain of McCook Nebraska. G. L. Laws, Register.
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MecCook
Neb
Keister
McCook
Willum Fruin
North & Southwest
Mad South Northwest
Township
John Colling
Hirao Bixler
Arthur Snow
James Cain
Wil
G. L. Laws
Register
Land Entry Notice of Intent at McCook Nebraska
Land notice filed by Matthew H. Johnson to prove continuous residence and cultivation of northwest quarter of section 22, township 1 north range west, McCook Nebraska. Witnesses listed are Phillip H. Lam Inch, Andrew Cieson, John Whittaker, and Luther Nettleton, all of McCook. Confirmed before Register G. L. Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mccook
New
Neb
Matthew H. Johnson
Phillip HL. Lam Inch
Andrew Cieson
John Whittaker
Luther Nettleton
G. L. Laws
Register
Notice of Mining Claim Proof in McCook Nebraska
Land Office at McCook Nebraska May 7 1884 notices that Mather J Brown has filed a claim for wood lot in southwest quarter section 1 township 7 west range 2 west and will prove residency cultivation before Register Kweciver at McCook on June 25 1884 witnesses Amos Buck Gustave Wale lin Edwin Willow Ced ar Couse and Thomas Kuggwies for proof of continuance residency and cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook
Nes
Neb
Mather J. Brown
Sworth
Amos J. Buck
Gustave BE. Walelin
Hed Willow
Edear
J. Couse
Thomas J. Kuggwies
Net. Cwn
L. Laws
Register
Land Office Notices From McCook Nebraska 1584
Notifies that parcel holders have fled notices of intention to prove up their claims. Names witnesses S W Stihlauer C Fouts W Weaver and M M Weaver of Danbury Nebraska for Lafferty homestead and Ira Govern for principal claim. Proves cultivation and residence before local registers in McCook Nebraska on specified dates.
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