Nebraska Items From Various Counties On Local News
Nebraska notes report fairs, harvests, bank troubles, and legal issues across many counties. Edges include fairs at Dodge and Boyd, crop yields near Edgar and Webster, bank closures at Plainview and Columbus, robberies and thefts, as well as appointments and school events. Several new and returning senators are listed in national coverage.
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Dodge County
Gothenburg
Beck
Beatrice
M. A
Sampson
el Creek
Edgar
Lancaster County
WW. Peters
Lincoln
Dayton
Cuming County Institute
Boyd County
Butte
Thayer County
Clay County Teachers Institute
Superior Starch
Plainview
Webster County
Fremont
George Smith
Paxton
Max Einstein
North Platte
Nebraska
Oakdale
Antelope County
Grand Army
Greenswood
McKeighan
Broken Bow
Perkins County
E. J. Huntington
Brady Island
New York
Capital National Bani
Diller
Fitzgerald
U. P
Cheyenne
Blue River
George Harrison
Emerson
Ella Abbott
Loup County
United Presbyterian College
Pawnee City
David City
D. J. Yost
Sumner
A. M. Edwards
Carl M. Person
Stanton
Houston
Exas
Saunders County
State Banking Board
John Black
Petersburg
Columbus
Leon Borowiak
Charles Davis
Irediottschalk
C.H. Sheldon
Clarence
B. Jones
Cozad
Has
Bank of Plainview
Plainview, States Bank
Ki. E. White
Luther Stone
Sates
Grand Island
West
Crisp Renominated for Speaker in Democratic Caucus
The house caucus filled with Democrats as Wolman called meeting to order. Crisp secured renomination for speaker by acclamation after Turner of Georgia nominated him. Crisp urged urgent reform, economy, and tax relief, pledging to advance public good. Kerr of Pennsylvania renamed for clerk, serjeant at arms contest led to Snow of Illinois elected.
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Crisp
House of Representatives
Wolman
Holman
Turner
Georgia
Kerr
Pennsylvania
Clerk
Serjeant-At
Voter
Ohio
Snow
Mllinois
Various 19th Century News Briefs From The Nation
The notes summarize scattered events including a Detroit convention, a call for Congress to probe a Mint Director, a Wisconsin farmer’s family tragedy, a Kansas murder, assaults on workers in Ashland, a Denver bank assignment with assets and liabilities, party stance on gold and silver coinage, a Kansas representative’s stance, fishing rights across the Cherokee Strip, a Philadelphia packing firm receiver, and the Lincoln Nebraska Savings Bank bond deadline amid a bank crisis. Homestead seekers, among other items, are mentioned.
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The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Detroit
Congress
Preston
William Nonemacher
Antiago
Wis
Richard Sharke
William Giles
Marysville
Kansas
Wwere
Ashland
Denver Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Vance
North Carolina
London
Harrig
Cherokee Strip
Philadelphia Packing and Provision Company
Nebraska
Maxwells
Bimetallic League Ends With Unyielding Silver Platform
Chicago hosts the American Bimetallic League convention with 800 delegates from Dem., Repub., and Populist ranks. The adopted address and platform denounce demonetization, demand free silver coinage and repeal of the Sherman act, and call for restoring bi metalism to the pre 1873 standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Republic and of Humanity
United States
Europe
Congress
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Bryan
Nebraska
Warner
Ldimetallic League
General Warner
Ex-Gov Campbell Declines Gubernatorial Nomination
Ex Governor Campbell of Ohio states he will not accept renomination for governor at the forthcoming convention. He cites insufficient funds to finance a campaign and says he will be at the convention next week but will not campaign if his name is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Waasuinaron
Senate
Stevens
Morton
House of Representatives
Lartig
Tennessee
California
White
Hearst
Perkins
Stanard
Kansas
Pétier
Martin
Kentucky
Lindsay
Charlisle
Louisiana
Carrey
Pierce
West Virginia
Camden
Wisconsin
Mitchell
Joe Canton
Illinois
Updegraff
Sunset Cox
S86
Gear
Iowa
Ienry Lair
New Hampshire
New York
Nnnes
Campbell
Ohio
Yavan
Substitute for Free Coinage Ground of the Fight
Representative Henderson of Nash Carolina outlines the plan for resuming gold certificates as the Populists address the people. The discussion centers on monetary policy and the battle over free coinage versus gold certificate issuance in a critical policy debate.
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Henderson
Nash Carolina
Populist Party Declares Stand for Silver Dollar Policy
The executive committee of the Populist Party in Chicago issues an address to the people praising silver as money and criticizing a gold standard. It denounces bondholders and foreign influence, pledges to expand money supply with population growth, and argues monetizing silver protects workers, farmers, and business.
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Sherman
Ohio
Senate
Ernest Seyad
Washington
United Tates
United States
Whrld
Pirm
Chicago
Ill
Sisora
Jefferson
Jackson
Haddeus Stevens
Tincoln
Treasury lowers hope for gold certificate resumption
Washingtoy Aug 6 It is stated the treasury expects no resume of gold certificates until the free gold stands 7 000 000 to 9 000 000 above the reserve The secretary of the treasury must authorize any increase and has issued no instructions The free gold is now nearly 900 000
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Washingtoy
Treasury Department
Board of Wealths Favorable Report
The Board of Health reports that eleven third stage consumptives treated with Dr. Amick’s medicines show marked improvement. Appetite returns, nights are better, cough diminishes, and patients feel stronger. Local physicians corroborate the positive outcomes as a major medical advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Wealth
Cuarranoocs
Tenn
Board of Health
Times
Holland
Amick
Cincinnati
Ward
Yimes
It Was Not Cholera. Wasuisxerox Steamer Report
Surgeon General Wyman reports Dr Jenkins on the steamer Karamania found no cholera aboard Naples to port. A passenger Rosa Bucola died from congestion of the lungs and diarrhea. others fell ill with diarrhea and cramps. An Italian man and a 40 year old woman died. all were buried at sea and passengers to be detained five days.
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Wasuisxerox
D. C
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Jenkins Anont
Naples
Rosa Buccola
Port
Treasury notes restore gold reserve to full strength
Wasumncrox reports the gold reserve fully restored for the first time since April 1293 with $100,791,370 in gold in the treasury excluding gold bases. The treasury net balance stands at $17,251,600 as receipts lag. Treasury officials push relief measures after telegram to banks aims to release about $900,000 to ease financial stringency.
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Wasumncrox
Treasury
Carlisle
New York
Curtis
United States
Treasury Department
Exposition Debt Details Awaited From President Sigginbotham
In Cutcaco on August 3 President Sigginbotham said exact figures on the exposition's indebtedness could not be given yet but a full statement would be issued this week. He rejected claims that $1,000,000 would clear the fair's debt as false and described the debt as comparatively trivial.
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Cutcaco
Sigginbotham
Michigan Depositors Lose Over Five Million In Banks
The Michigan banking commissioner reports deposits in state banks fell by 5 403 776 between May 4 and July 12. Savings deposits declined 2 753 912 while capital stock and surplus rose 514 409 and cash on hand climbed 337 346. In Cincinnati Dr W C G Peasley from Salt Lake City, once feared near death en route for Amick treatment, arrived too weak to speak yet hopeful for a cure.
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Michigan
Lansing
Mich
Commissioner of Banking
Michigan States
Cincinnati, O
W. CG. Peasley
Salt Lake City
Cincinnati Hospital
Live Stock and Produce Markets Brief
Market headlines show Whea and Corn prices with oats and barley notes. Chel Wheat oats stock etc. Farmers monitor grains and commodity shifts amid unsettled trading.
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Osceola
Record
A. ‘Campbell
Ee Osckova
Blaine
Congressional Record
American Bimetallic League
Stewart
Nevada
Allen
Waiter
Colorado
N. V. Powderly
Knights of Labor
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
A. J. Warner
League
Allen V. Thurman
Thurman
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Alexander Hamilidh
Andrew Duckeon
Abraham Lincoln
James G.blaine
House
James A. Garfield
Willam D. Kelley
Ernest Slyd
Grant
Bank of France
James
Daniel Webster
James G Blaine
John Sherman
Bland
Washneton
Dland-Allison
Mexico
South American
Asia
Committee On
Representative Outhwaite
Outhwaite
Secretary of the Treasury
Everits
Taupennen
J. H. Dluxixen
M. C. Rannin
Gov
MR. Bland
Friends of Silver
St. Louis
Omaha
Oewhore
Butter— Creamery
Hutte Packing
Taeaer
Si. Lou
Gary
Joseph R. Hofflin
Minneapolis
Minn
Liebig’s
J. R. Hopplin & CO
Ita
Tom
Tizy
Mellmer Pig
Hurgee Io
Andeus
ROYAL
Biachibe
INEGI
KapaLarco
Hasan
Yes
Reyal
Rackford
Shiloh
J.S. Hawkins
Chattanooga
Tarl
Turise
Aoe
EIT
Scientific American Agency For
Munn & CO
Broadway
America
Udlisulrs
Ustm
Te N Oye
Havar
Gautl
Rockford
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