Nebraska items report rail moves floods cattle talk and accidents
Regional notes describe St Helena moving toward Hurtington for a new school Reynolds seeks a pupil capacity building. Cattlemen discuss fall trade with Iowa Missouri shipments rising. Accidents include Mollie Cover’s gun wound and Dan McCarty buried after oats bin collapse with serious injuries but potential recovery.
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Jacob Cover
Algernon
Ord
C. L. Hall
Omaha
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Decatur
Nebraska Nugget
Phelps Center
Holdridge
Wilber
Dan McCarty
Fires blaze across towns claim lives and homes
News of the Week reports a devastating Annapolis fire killing two, destroying ten houses and nine storerooms with losses near 130000. It notes other fires, a bank verdict, train derailment injuries, and various crimes and political events across the nation.
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Annapolis
Charles Legga
Misa Lizzie Watkins
Legga
Muskegon
Michigan
Comstock
Miles City
Mont
Marquis of Lansdowne
Canada
Noted Negro Hunter Discovers Man Slaughtering Hog
In Wilkinson county Georgia a negro named Joe Holden while hunting discovered another negro who was butchering a hog. The sighting prompted a report to local authorities and an investigation into the incident. Further details were not immediately available in the surviving text.
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Clay
Holden
Cooper
Dick Cooper
Eliza Doherty
New York
Mundorf
Pittsburg
Greensboro
N. C
Keeney
Warrenton
Missouri
San Francisco
Baltimore
Salt Lake
Railroad Exchange Hotel
Joseph C. Huse
Chas
Edwin
Lyman Scott
St. Louis
Boston
Cornelia Larrien
D. Crawford
Greencastle
Ind
Crawford
Walnut Ridge
Ark
George W. Williams
Wauson
Johnsson
Williams
Commerce
Polk County
Tom Eagan
James Eagan
Springfield
Mass
L. 5
J. B. Smith
Willam Gresham
Hillsboro
Texas
Wilkinson County
Joe Holden
Hatton Reports To Chief On Annual Post Office Review
The annual report of First Assistant Postmaster General Hatton to his chief outlines findings from the post office department. It highlights efficiency measures, budget considerations, and potential reforms under review.
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T. B. Merrick
Sacramento Equity
Levi Dunbar
Bloomington
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J. W. Polk
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J.D. Bingham
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San Francisco
James Gillis
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Corea
United States
Trenton
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Naval Advisory Committee
Hatton
French War Preparations and Global Updates Across Europe and Asia
Military reforms in France and war with Germany loom, with Tonquin roads flooded and French reinforcements to Hanoi. China fronts cooled, Tonquin raids, and Madagascar tensions with Britain. Austria seeks peaceful ties while reforming army costs. Italy reports a Naples palace explosion. Russia uncovers nihilist material. England eyes parliamentary moves. Separate piece portrays South American cattle ranching, pegs, jerking, and the social span of rancheros across plains.
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China
Tonquin
Admiral Meyer
Monkai
Canton
Hanoi
Admiral Carbet
Hai Phong
United States Wins Medals at International Fisheries Exhibit
Earls and Cox report US exhibitors received 48 gold medals 47 silver medals 22 bronze 4 diplomas and 7 special prizes at the exhibition. The fish commission collected most gold medals on a joint display.
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England
Earls and Cox
United States
Fish Commission
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