Thief capture and militia notes from Nebraska towns
Johnson county sheriff captures a thief who stole three mules last November. Nebraska militia inspection in Beatrice shows strong drill, while Falls City forms a new company with officers led by N B McPherson. Ordinary crime, accidents, and local civic updates fill the remainder.
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Johnson County
Iowa
Ehad
Lincoln
Mason
Major Sweet
Nebraska National Guards
Beatrice
Beatrice Exress
Falls City
N. B. McPherson
Os R. A. Wherry
Fran Elliott
E. E. Mettz
B. F. Story
J Dalby
Dr. Randall
Minnick
B. F. Mettz
Blaine to Take the Stump in 1890 Campaign Tour
A dispatch states Blaine will visit New York June 26 for the Republican National Committee meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Possible chairmen named include J B Chaffee and S B Elkins. After the meeting he will tour the West Virginia road as a director, then spend days at Deer Park Md before campaigning in West Virginia Ohio New York Connecticut Massachusetts and likely more states.
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Blaine
New York
Republican National Committee
Fifth Avenues Hotel
J. B. Chaffee
Colorado
Stephen B. Elkins
New Mexico
West Virginia Road
West Virginia
Deer Park
Ohio
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Thompson Drugstore Sells Chamberlains Remedy Nationwide
Advertisement notes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by Thompson Druggist in Kenesaw at 25 and 50 cents per bottle. Mentions 800 female physicians in the United States.
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Chamberlain
Thompson
Kenesaw
United States
Congress Debates Pension Bills and River Harbors
lengthy congressional record outlines senate and house actions from June 9 to June 14 on appropriations for consular and diplomatic needs, Mexican pension bills, river and harbor improvements, and post office funding. It notes amendments, votes, adjournments, and discussions of canal and rail surveys, with key figures such as Allison Hoar West and Van Wyck.
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Monpary
Allison
Committee On Appropriations
Hoar
House
Chicago
O'Neil
Ississippi
Blanchard
Hennepin Canal
Harrison
Utah
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Senate Committee
Yeas
Senate
Vance
van Yek
van Wyck
Cullom
Slater
Holman
Horr
Thompson
Committee On Pacific Railroads
Pacific Railroad
West
Treasury
June crop report and New Orleans Exposition notes
The June crop report shows spring wheat up about 900000 acres or nine percent with a good average condition around 101. Oats rise four percent while rye peaks at 97 and barley slips to 98. Separately the president seeks 588000 for a government exhibit program for the New Orleans exposition and Congress weighs foreign relations matters and copyright bills and an anti printing amendment.
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Agricultural Department
New Orleans
Senate
Congress
Committee On Appropriations
Centro
South America
Monument costs for Washington statues total core figures
The article notes sixteen government funded statues in Washington cost 550000 with the Washington monument project adding up to about 1000000. It lists costs for several statues including Marshall Greenough Farragut Scott Thomas Jackson Greene Rawlins and an equestrian Washington plus other monuments and groups with specific price figures.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Washington
Washington Monument
Marshall
Greenough
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Freedom
Capitol Dome
Emancipation Group
Gen. McPherson
Admiral Farragut
Gen
Scott
Thomas
Andrew Jackson
Gen. Greene
The Country Over Excursion Party Tragedies And World Affairs
Several of an Excursion Party were killed and others injured while the era of grain concerns and international issues continues. General James Watson Webb died in New York. Judge Cox granted a divorce to Helen M Carroll from Gen. Samuel Carroll with $100 monthly alimony. The city of Cuzco fell to Caceres. Indians near Junius were shot after capture. North American telegraph rates adjusted. The lightning strike burned the Carroll residence near Ottawa, killing four children. Abe Buford committed suicide in Danville amid family and financial troubles. Henry C. Work, composer of Marching Through Georgia, died in Hartford. A farmer’s wife near Hermantown was mutilated and murdered. A Denver powder magazine exploded, damaging storefronts and a distant farmhouse. Hardin Coons hanged himself near Jacksonville Ill. The Union depot at St Paul burned. Samuel Gregory, navy commodore, died in Boston. Sioux tensions rose at Rosebud. Tompsett and Lowder hanged in Picton Ont for Lozier murder. International Sunday school convention began in Louisville with 1700 delegates.
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James Watson Webb
New York
Valcabambs
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Alexander Carroll
Ottawa
Abe Buford
Kentucky
Danville
Ind
Benj. E. Buford
Tom Buford
Judge Elliott
Henry C. Work
Hartford
Conn
Georgia
Ericka
Hermantown
Minn
Denver
Hardin Coons
Jacksonville
Ill
Union
St. Paul
Potter
Burlington Road
Omaha
Burlington and
Missouri River
Transcontinental Association
Samuel Gregory
Navy
Boston
Springfield
Dakota
Rosebud
Picton
Ont
Joseph Tompsett
George Lowder
Peter Lozier
International Sunday School Convention
United States and Provinces
Louisville
P. S. Blake
Toronto
Canada
J. A. Broadus
H. §. Blake
Wharton
H. M. Becker
California
Col. Morrow
Elizabeth Boynton Herbert
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Sarah Amelia Scull
Washington, D. C
Wesleyan Female College
Wm. G. Morgan
Putnam & Earle
Hartford, Conn
Alleghany Valley
Brookville
William G. Morgan
Putnam & Earle, Brokers
Minneapolis
Coliseum
Theodore Thomas
Thomas
Utah
Hopt
United States Supreme Court
Edgerton
Gov
Ordway
Washington Star
Middleton & Co
Corsicana Texas Hit by Tornado and Storm
An extraordinary heat wave ended in a small cyclone and heavy rain in Corsicana Texas. Trees were blown down and several homes damaged. Illinois Republican association residents in Washington congratulated the senator on his vice presidential nomination and he thanked them in a brief reply.
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Illinois Republican Association
Washington
Corsicana
Texas
Ambassadorships and treaties under fire in Europe
A UK dispatch notes France ambassadorship canceled and a treaty with France condemned while defense preparations continue. In Hungary a riot at Miedspell kills five and wounds two. Bismarck plans Herbert to Hague to monitor Dutch succession policy. Wild events, arrests in Berlin and Dublin street clashes accompany debates on Egypt and Jeannette expedition feasibility.
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France
Miedspell
Hungary
Bismarck
Herbert
Hague
Prince of Orange
Newry
Ireland
Porte
England
Turkey
Madame Kalomine
Countess von Romrod
Germany
Degaieff
Sudeiken
Berlin
London
Salvation Army
North Pole
New Siberian Island
London Times
Jeannette
Prince Hohenlohe
Blaine's nomination cited as major event by Pall Mall Gazette
The Pall Mall Gazette calls Blaine's nomination England's most notable event since Lincoln's assassination and notes his anti British aims and Peru stance threaten Anglo American relations. It also covers New York delegates favoring Tilden or Cleveland, and a Nevada convention backing Tilden Hendricks.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Blaine
England
Lincoln
American
America
Peru
Flower
New York State
New York City
Saratoga
Tilden
Syracuse
Cleveland
House Committee On Elections
Ohio
Campbell
Morey
Nevada
Tilden and Hendricks
D. EF. McCarthy
E. P. Hardesty
John H. Dennis
P. Sadler
T. Lemon
Maj. Cayana
Chicago
Hendricks
Samuel J. Tilden
Associated Press
California
Thurman
Steers as Good Travelers
Daniel Twogood of Canastota drives rapid to Syracuse behind two red 3 year old Devon steers hitched to a side bar carriage. The pair are tractable, gentle yet spirited, trained by Twogood this spring after about twenty five drives. They respond to an overdrawn check rein and can move five to six miles per hour with a brisk start.
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Syracuse Herald
Daniel Twogood
Canastota
Syracuse
Devon
Twogood
Tilden Declines Any Candidacy Confirmed by Manning
The St Louis Republican notes interpretation of Tilden's letter and the Evening Chronicle asks if he will run. Tilden replies via Daniel Manning that his declination is absolute and he will under no circumstances be a candidate. Manning signs the statement for the Democratic central committee.
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St. Louis
Tilden
Evening Chronicle
Manning
Democratic Central Committee
Daniel Manning
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Capital Topics
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