Nebraska Horticultural Society seeks fruit reports and New Orleans exhibit update
The Nebraska State Horticultural Society requests fruit growers to submit detailed crop reports for 1844 including quantities and varieties. They seek guidance for home planting and market potential and will publish results for the Lincoln meeting in January. Also a call for agricultural products and state photos for the New Orleans Centennial exhibit under Ot. W. Fucanar and J. M. Burks supervision.
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Nebraska State Horticultural Society
Omaha
State Horticultural Society
Ee Coord
Lincoln
J.T. Allar
Neb
Nebraska
New Orleans
McConiga
J. M. Burks
Ebraska
Burks
W. Fucanar
U. S
Numerous Nebraska notes on crops, crime and politics
Nebraska items report hog disease in Otoe county. potato sales. skating rink at Sidney. rail improvements at Kearney. accidents in Creighton and Lincoln. embezzlement sentence for Cobb. various local incidents. state political results and national contest updates with multiple state tallies and predictions.
Worthington Elected Bishop Elect in Nebraska
Telegraphed notice from Rev. Dr. Worthington of Detroit to Rev. Mr. Patterson in Omaha confirms Worthington’s election as Episcopal bishop of Nebraska. Accompanying canonically, a formal local council testimonial declares Worthington of suitable learning, faith, and virtuous conduct to serve as bishop for the Diocese of Nebraska.
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Worthington
Detroit
Patterson
Omaha
Episcopal Council of
Nebraska
Episcopal Meec
George Worthington
Diocese of
National parties clash over New York vote counts and state results
The Democratic Committee mobilizes to ensure fair returns in delayed districts and fundraises for election oversight. The Republican Committee disputes the outcome and plans to guard the count, with counsel to address canvassing boards. Reports from Indiana Illinois New Jersey Oregon and Washington Territory show Democratic and Republican gains and projected majorities in multiple states.
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New York
National Democratic Committee
National Committee
Republican National Committee
Blame
Mail and Express
Augusta
B. F. Jones
New York State
Jas. G. Blaine
Indiana
Republican State Central Committee
Mllinois
Chicago Daily News
Oglesby
Garfeld
Times
Oregon
Blaine
Washtneton Territory
Armstrong
Congress
Washington Territory
New Jersey
Republican Committee
Cleveland
MicniGax
Eldridge
Republican National Committee Reports Blaine Logan Victory
The Republican National Committee announces Blaine and Logan have won a broad plurality in northern states including a strong NY showing, with Garfield and Cleveland figures noted in New York precincts. The committee vows to protect ballots and oppose fraud while Democratic and Prohibitionist tallies are also summarized.
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Hogt
Republican National
New York City
Republican National Committee
Blaine
Logan
New Jersey
Connecticut
Virginia
West Virginia
New York
Kings County
Cleveland
Garfield
National Republican Committee
D. F. Jones
Sammuel Fessenden
Democratic Committees
Democratic National Committee
Town
Republican State Central Committee
Iowa
National Committee
Republican Party
Political notes on election day actions and remarks
The Chicago board of county commissioners appointed 2 500 special constables for polling places. New York officials learned a house held 50 registered voters none of whom resided there. In Chicago General Logan was thanked but spoke little as Republicans visited Postmaster Palmer. Patrick Walsh congratulated John Kelly on Tammany’s Cleveland victory. Voters anxiously awaited results as Blaine received returns at home with family, Gov. Robie, and ex-Gov. Connor nearby. Butler addressed crowds in Natick and Marlboro confirming tariff positions amid campaign chatter.
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Blaine
New Jersey
Bie
the Tribune
New York Assembly
Senate
the World
Assembly
Albany
Cleveland
the Times
Connecticut
Albany Argus
Hendricks
Macullan
Butler
John
Fusion
Alger
Pole
Preston
Nevada
Deelawanne
Cathoryxia
California
San Francisco
Garricks
Hancock
Wirginia
Mahone
Wisconsin
Bragg
Ranken
Frionnia
Towa
Giorcia
Kansas
Martin
Colorado
Eaton
Mary Janp
Massachtusetts
Garfield
St. John
Currier
Linois
Illinois
Cook
Pennsylvania
Wayne County
House
Nebraska
Brown
Congress
Struber
Burlington
Hall
Louisiana
Friends of
Boamer
King
Kelloge
E. J. Gray
Atchison County
Glick
Bingham
O'Neil
Randall
Kelly
Hormer
Evans
Emmentrout
Hustandt
Sowden
Stern
Scranton
Tirteenth
Brumm
Boundauer
Bunnell
Campbell
Atkinson
Duncan
Curtin
Boyle
Negley
Bayne
Jackson
White
Flaego
Wenty
Scott
Reeilicas
Missover
Lancaster County
St. Joh
Eee
Miller
Dawes
Douglas County
Cones
Chicago Board of County Commissioners
New York City
Chicago
Palmer
Logan
Music
Natick
Marlboro
Not Guilty In Assault Case Against Wm Jones
In the criminal court on the 3d the case of Wm Jones indicted for assault and battery with intent to kill Charles J Guiteau on November 19 1881 was tried. After twenty minutes the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. Ex Gov Ordway has awaited Atty Gen Brewsters report on Dakota exams and says it vindicates him. He laments the public release delay before the territorial election and discusses plans for a land loan and trust company to advance North and South Dakota railway connections.
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Wm. Jones
Charles J. Guiteau
Ordway
Washington
Atty Gen. Brewster
Dakota
Bismark
Congress
Land, Loan and Trust Company
New England
North
South Dakota
Broadside of early 1900s incidents and suspensions
Governor Hoadley suspends execution of George Oliver set to hang November 7. Ferry informs Britain that China mediation may limit indemnity to 40 million if timely. Gardner murdered by former apprentice Duffy. victim stabbed 22 times. Halleck dies after taking tartar emetic by mistake at Schultz Co. drugstore. Howard commits suicide at 49 in Chenango Co. Murphy arrested for suspected wife murder at Denver Exchange saloon. National Wire Co of Chicago assigns to A M Evans amid barbed wire market difficulties. August Seeman arrested for murder in Carson Portage county. Fargo dispatch reports record cattle shipments on Northern Pacific.
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Hoadley
Ohio
George Oliver
Ferry
England
China
France
Edward Gardner
New Orleans
John Duffy
Gardner
Peoria
Ill
Thomas Halleck
Schultz & Co
Jackson L. Howard
Sherburne
Chenango County
New York
John Murphy
Exchange
Denver
August Seeman
Milwukee
William Cushman
Carson
Portege County
Iss
Levman
Fat steers sent east for Chicago market
Fat steers were sent east to the Chicago market with consignments to various commission men. The report also notes headlines about crime and local incidents including a fatal shooting in Greencastle and legal rulings on Marine Corps enlistment age.
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Chicago
Multiple High Profile Crimes Stun Cities Across Illinois and New Jersey
A series of violent incidents includes Dr Gardner of Chicago killed by his wife who also killed their infant and then died by suicide. Jersey City man George McVeety arrested for assaulting and burning his wife to death. Elijahu Mountford of Eagle Pottery Trenton charged with bribery, bailed by two potters at 35,000. In Taylorville Illinois Eugene Dorner killed Leroy Hunter with a baseball bat after a torch was lowered into the crowd. Chicago bank official J J Bailie faces arrest for a 6000 dollar deficiency. A Fowler county man died after being attacked while intoxicated and lured across a river. In Chicago a deputy marshal party fired on a crowd, killing William Conran and wounding Moses Ziwinski amid mob pressure.
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Dr. Gardner
Chicago
George McVeety
Jersey City
Elijahu Mountford
Eagle Pottery
Trenton
N.J
Beasley
Taylorville
Eugene Dorner
Leroy Hunter
Hunter
J. J. Bailie
National Bank of America
Quincy
Fowler
Hannibal & St. Joe
J. F. Yattan
James Smith
John Fletcher
Third Avenue
William Conran
Moses Ziwinski
Smith
United States
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KM. Kimmel
News OF Nebraska
Otoee County
Kenehaw
Council Bluffs
Creighton
Cobb
Penitentiary
John Green
Omaha City Waterworks Company
Fred Ticklar
Clay County
Fremont Milling Company
Wood River
Hastings
Eliza Mitchell
Florence
Wilson
Fames
Eugene Higgins
Juniata
T. T. Bell
Ord Valley County
J. M. Bell
Grand Island
Ann Arbor
Mich
Center
A. Clay
Jefferson County
Lincoln Tanning Company
Pierce County Call
William Kelly
Horatio Nabob
Fair Grounds
John Danger
Henry Nelson
State Baptist Convention
Sanford Williams
Exeter
A. G. Hastings
J. A. Dempster
Geneva
Austin Nelson
T. J. Lovejoy
Central City
J. H. Stewart
Blair
South Omaha
West
Conly
Fort Robinson
Water Hole
Hartington
Franklin Street
Hastings Journal
Adams County
L. BR. Canfield
May Port Office
Kearney County
Jennie E. Burton
Mtton
Miss Armaido
William Patterson
Omaha Skating Rink
John Postlewait
Gage County
J. W. Griffiths
Herbert Brayton
D. M. Fullmer
Adams Station
Arapahoe
Edward Arguish
Anguish
Misxisota
West Vinerxta
Vinerxta
Micaican
Madison County
Clinton
Cheming
Ontario
Ostego
Clevend
Troy Telegram
Daniel Manning
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Marion County
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Michener
America
Jonny B. Fixon
National Prohiition Committee
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Michigan
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Confucius
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Monroe
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Cunard and
Guiou Steamship Companies
House of Commons
Frank O'Donnell
North German Gazette
Paris
London
Gladstone
Egypt
Cairo
Khartoum
Worsley
Heichstag
Centre
Imperial
Volkstarter
Alsatians
Guelphs
Liebknecht
Tonquin Commission
Tien-Tein
Patrick Walsh
National Democratic Executive Committee
Georgia
John Kelly
Tammany
Capital Briefs
Fargo
Northern Pacific
George Alberts
Philadelphia
Western Union Company
Chestnut Street
Scroggen & Son
Pulaski
John D. Gillett
Elkhart
First National Bank
Tih
Greencastle
Ind
Thomas Richards
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