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Mccook Weekly Tribune

Location

Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1883

Page

2

Drowning, accidents, and railroad progress highlighted in Nebraska news

Reports from Nebraska City and Valley towns recount a three year old girl drowning in an outhouse, a nine year old girl injured in a cane mill accident, and Cher ry county cattle prodigies. Bellwood sees a lodge of United Workmen. Hartington trains near completion with depot and stock yards planned. Prof Aughey exonerated by regents after a forged friend tale, a dramatic western mystery unraveled.

Order of United Workmen Bellwood St. Helena Hartington Auburn Pacific Company Aughey State University Board of State Regents Lincoln Rughey

Destructive cyclone strikes Springfield area and nearby towns

The springfield Missouri area suffers a violent cyclone that damages woolen mills and homes, destroys a cigar factory and St Marys church, and leaves about 50 children safe after a school building is wrecked. Estimated losses reach 150000 to 250000 dollars with several fatalities and many injuries. A public meeting is planned for tomorrow as debris is cleared.

Kansas City Journal Springfield Division Street Booneville Street North Bridgetown F. A. Hacker St. Mary’s Catholic Brookline Republic Hazel Dell Sallie Arnquist Sallie Edmondson Aiken Jerome Ingler Strong

Multiple incidents hit at home and abroad in week

A LaSalle Ills special reports Destieger glass works fire destroying two furnaces with $50 000 loss and 150 workers out. Bellefonte Penn glass makers refuse orders amid union strike threats. A Ogden Utah note covers Frank Wilkes death from exposure after getting lost. Wisconsin land sale fraud thwarted as commissioners void sales and recover bids.

LaSalle Destieger Glass Works Belleforte Penn Pittsburg Ogden Utah Frank Wilkes Zanesville, O Commodore Wilkes United States Navy Pleasant Valley Station The Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church New York Africa South America Central China Foo Chow North China West China Germany Switzerland Sweden Norway Denmark North India South India Bulgaria Italy Mexico Japan Sioux Falls D. T Commissioners of Public Land Wisconsin George Keath Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Road Cedar Rapids Iowa

Riots and unrest ripple through Virginia area after Fredericksburg clash

A Monday disturbance in Fredericksburg near the Danville riot sparked a near riot as Captain Morris Rowe fought a bystander named Street who called the riot a funder. A large crowd gathered but violence was quelled. Widespread fear of further riots grips many districts while arms sales surge. A Milwaukee man joseph hipp was robbed and killed in Mexico on a separate report, and in Texas John L Martin is reported to have murdered his wife and was found hanging.

Kansas City McGee Sterling Ill Henry Hodge Hodge Gilbert Anthony James Truaxtell Milwaukee Wm. Tiedermann Richmond Fredericksburg Morris Rowe Danville Street Rowe Chihuahua Mexico Joseph Hipp Wis Laredo Durango John L. Martin Martin Berlin Martin Luther Imperial University St. Nicholas Church Germany Church of St. Mary Reformer Moorweide Bremen Leipsic Luther Melancthon St. John’s Church Erfurt Augustine Eisenach Wartburg Nordhausen

Mint and war reports dominate the Washington dispatch

The annual mint director’s report outlines gold and silver coinage totals, profits from silver dollars, and proposed policy changes including ending gold dollars and three cent nickels and repealing trade dollar coinage. Other items include army funding requests, lighthouse shore defenses, pension probes, and a major mining disaster in Lancashire with many missing miners.

Congress Pacific Coast

Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise in London reception

Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise arrived in London to be warmly greeted at a town hall address. The marquis praised Canada and its ties with the United States, expressing hope for enduring friendship. England considers reforms in legal practice and electoral redistribution next session.

Marquis of Lorne Princess Louise London Marquis Dominion of Canada Canada United States Great Britain Ireland Commons

Plattsmouth Doctor Arrested After Outrage Claim

A 13 year old girl, daughter of B M car shops foreman Edward Grissell, accuses Dr. Richmond of outraging her in his Plattsmouth office. The doctor was jailed after waiving exam and held on 2000 bond. Public outrage and railway men meeting followed. local reaction mixed between seeking justice and legal process.

Omaha Plattsmouth Edward Grissell Richmond B. & M. Railroad

Election tallies favor Republicans across multiple states

Across Nebraska, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Connecticut, New Jersey and Minnesota, Republican candidates and tickets show broad gains. Winners include Reese in Nebraska, Ames as lieutenant governor, and several state lawmakers, with mixed results in local races and potential shifts in Senate and House compositions.

Inebraska Reese Supreme Savage A. m University District Court Broady Beate Colby Massachusetts Butler Robinson Ames Russell Pennsylvania Democratic State Central Committee Philadelphia Republican Central Committee Virginia Senate House of Representatives Maryland McLane Frederick Washington Calvert County House of Delegates Connecticut New Jersey Abbot Assembly Minnesota Hubbard

National Republican Committee Calls for 1853 Convention

Col John A Martin announces a meeting at Arlington House Washington DC December 12 1853 to decide date and place for the next Republican convention. Delegates from states districts and territories will be chosen by popular and district conventions with notices and contests procedures outlined. Roman fashion trends also noted with heliotrope pink gold mauve sea green silver and pearl bead strings.

Attchison Kan John A. Martin National Republican Committee Republican National Committee Arlington House Washington D. C Marshall Jewell District of Columbia J. A. Martin

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