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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1884
Page
2
Nebraska Notes from the Frontier Region and Cities
Local items report improvements at McCook and Fremont school progress. Omaha bankers plan a clearing house, while various incidents in Omaha and Lincoln scenes include a fatality from a lightning strike, saloon licensing votes, church growth, and a grandstand collapse with no serious injuries.
Mail Robbers at New Haven Postoffice Alarm City
A New Haven business man claims mail thefts at the New Haven postoffice have stolen money from letters. Detectives and post office staff have failed to stop the robberies despite prolonged surveillance and a lock change. Officials suspect worn boxes and internal wear may contribute, while inspectors from Washington are expected to join the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Post Office
George G. Powning
Yale Silk Works
Owning
Powning
Boyd
Postoffice
Washington
American Crook Raeside Surrenders to Dodge Extradition
Joseph Raeside of Waukegan Indiana appeared before a Chicago US commissioner and posted bail to face extradition questions for forgery. The Clydesdale association of Scotland sought his arrest alleging theft of valuable horses and related offences. Washington and British officials arranged legal steps with a Philadelphia vice consul, but Raeside surrendered to avoid extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Joseph Raeside
Waukegan
United States
Chicago
Clydesdale Association of Scotland
Rdesdale
State Department
Washington
Philadelphia
Raeside
Broad Range of Disasters and Incidents Reported
A wide sweep of brief notices covers actor McCullough's alleged dementia, a Michigan fire destroying property, rising gold reserves, and lumber fire losses in Cleveland. Other items note yellow fever in Mazatlan, mining works burned at Oronogo, suicides and overdoses in Indiana and New York, a fatal shooting in Michigan, a lynching in Missisippi, and various political and maritime events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granby Mining and Smelting Company
Oronogo
L. J. Brown
Fitchburg
Mags
St. Paul & Omaha Road
Edward Morgan
Des Moines
Iowa
Lafayette
Ind
Samuel Robinson
Charlotte
Michigan
Mary Weinsten
Vincennes
Berry D. Skinner
Blake Bros. & Co
Bankers
New York
Noted Rampage at Burr Oak Links to Fatal Circus Row
A deadly incident at Burr Oak Kansas left one man dead and several wounded after a violent disturbance at a circus. Reports describe multiple suicides robberies arson and a string of violent crimes across several states with numerous victims and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Oak
Kansas
Darwin N. Gardner
Cleveland
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Ind
Galt
Worth
Mass
John Lange
Dubuque
Iowa
Equitable Safety Deposit Vaults
Boston
Stevens
Newcastle
Delaware
Edward Redden
Carthage
Ala
Short
Vault for 50 Million Silver Dollars Opens
Capital Briefs report completion of a large silver vault with 50,000,000 dollars capacity and ongoing transfer of silver from several mints. The acting treasury secretary ordered duty-free entry for the Ascot cup won by Keene's Foxhall now held by New York customs. Gresham’s appointment as treasury secretary is described as permanent, with talk that Justice Bradley may retire soon and Gresham could be offered the post. State Department has received Naples cholera telegram from the U.S. consul there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Keene
Foxhall
Gresham
Justice Bradley
Supreme Court
Department of State
United States Cansur
Naples
Court finds Talapoosa at fault for collision
The court of Inquiry reports the Tallapoosa did all in its power to avoid a collision and followed the law. blame rests with the schooner. The department approved the finding while other items note railway service improvements and a Marseilles consul translation on 1884 harvests and cereal price expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Worrel
James G. McClay
Mangan & Ford
Auburn
Martin Hall
Manning
Omaha
John M
John Lulow
Iowa
Court of Inquiry
Thompson
Union
Central
Northern Pacific
Political Notes Narrowly Reflect Party Nominations Across States
Colorado nominates Alva Adams for governor while Ohio holds a monster mass meeting in Columbus. Gresham to secretary of the treasury. James A. Fox renominated for Congress in Massachusetts. Louisiana factions unite for Blaine and Logan tickets. Illinois district nominees Butterworth and Meacham. Scott liquor tax motion argued in Columbus. Amherst College president Seelye declines prohibition nomination. Texas straight out Republicans name Morton Haynes Johnson Minor Crathaus Evans McKinney. committee to address Texas Republicans formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Alva Adams
Pueblo
Ohio
Columbus
Gresham
Treasury
James A. Fox
Cambridge
Congress
Massachusetts
Louisiana
Blaine
Logan
George L. Walton
Taylor Beattie
Illinois
Thomas Butterworth
Prohibition Party
Tha
Texas
A. B. Morton
John Haynes
Samuel M. Johnson
Fred W. Minor
A. C. Crathaus
Land Office
R. J. Evans
H. B. McKinney
Foreign notes on Egypt finances and European alliances
Reports from Burmeh describe a deadly jail outbreak in Manda lay with hundreds killed. Observers expect a formal Egyptian protest over suspending the sinking fund while Britain faces French scrutiny. London and Paris comment on German, Austrian, and Russian influence, with Gladstone visiting and Lord Spencer addressing Limerick taxes amid broader European tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burmeh
Mandalay
National Gazette
France
Earl Spence
Ireland
Limerick
Pall Mall Gazette
London
Germany
le Paris
England
Egypt
Baron de Courcel
Berlin
Ferry
Austria
Russia
Journal de St. Petersburg
Gladstone
Midlothian
Carlisle
House of Lords
Shanghai
London Times
China
Europe
Gresham Takes Treasury Post in Temporary Accord
The Washington Star reports Gresham accepted the treasury secretary role as an accommodation to the president. Friends say the appointment is temporary, likely lasting until October when he may resign to become a judge. It is believed McCulloch or Boutwell could take the post, while Hatton may lead the Post Office Department permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Coon
the Treasury
Treasury
The Revolution Dying Out In Lima Clash
Advices from Lima say the revolution is drawing to a close after General Carcere's failed attack on Lima. About 150 people were killed on each side, and the government's victory produced a strong moral effect across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Carcere
Invesias
Women’s Work at the World’s Industrial Exposition
Nebraska urged to form a state association to exhibit women’s work at the World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition in New Orleans. Leaders and department heads outlined plans across Fine Arts Educational Benevolent and Humane Industrial Culinary divisions with a two month prep window and transport coordinated through Lincoln Omaha and Tecumseh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Hirstir
E. A. Burke
United States
Robert W. Faragas
Lincoln
Furnas
State Association
H. P. Mathewson
Orpha Dinsmore
Omaha
J. W. Dawes
Crete
L. Hussell
Tecumseh
W. 8. Sawyer
Wxeter
Paris
Union Centrale Des Arts Decoratifs
Ned
Benevolent and Humane Department
Urusene
Kensington
L. Russell
Neb
Congress
New Orleans
Tom Sare
Civil Service Act Aims On Political Assessments Outlined
Prof. Gregory explains two grand aims of the civil service provisions on political contributions. First to keep government jobs and funds from election control and second to protect employees from compulsory political fund contributions. Officials must not violate the act while on duty but are citizens beyond official life and rights. The law seeks to defend the ballot and shield officials from political assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Act
Congress
Western railroads agree to four pools across Colorado and Utah
An adjourned session of western and southwestern general managers unanimously approved forming four pools split by the Missouri River. Rates stay in place until October 9. if signed, pools begin and persist through year end. The plan abandons the tripartite pact and pools Union Pacific traffic, aiming to keep tariffs steady rather than raise them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Disputch
Colorado
Utah
Missouri River
Joseph E. Tucker
Platform of the American Alliance Nominating Ellsworth and Waterman
The platform demands repeal of naturalization laws and a twenty one year residency for voting or office holding by foreigners except veterans. It calls for banning political groups of foreigners, suffrage for native born women, exclusion of paupers, end to Chinese immigration, direct presidential vote for native born whites, and no sectarian public funds with a free ballot and fair courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Political Alliance
W. F. Ellsworth
Pennsylvania
Charles H. Waterman
New York
United States
Congress
Cleveland's Second Conflagration Alarmed City
Two fires struck Cleveland on the 20th with incendiary suspicion. Firemen from Akron Painesville Sandusky Elyria and Ashtabula aided as flames damaged Monroe Bro.s and Browne Strong Co. properties. Losses run to about £70 00 with $100,000 insured and £160,000 to £170,000 with similar insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Flats
Akron
Painsville
Sandusky
Elyra
Ashtabula
Monroe Bro
Browne, Strong & Co
Funding British Debt for Mexican Government Signed in London
A final contract was signed in London with English bondholders and Edward Noetzlin representing the Mexican government to fund the English debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward Noetzlin
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