Nebraska notices from Brownville Advertiser about local events
STATE Mrs Mary Ann Cook of La Porte receives a back pension of 1836.52 for a deceased son. Alma builds an elevator for early crops. Preparations begin for the Western Nebraska camp meeting in Alma August 21. Waterloo needs a new church. Nelson will have a band. Bowerman of La Porte loses a horse in a fire and another injured. Wheat yields rise in Kearney county. Omaha street railway plan shifts to park connection with Danscom park by December. Omaha physician July deaths 68, births 85. Militia band required for September camp. Stenographers meet in September at Omaha. Gov Furnas to speak in Cincinnati and Boston in September. Waco train security incident ends with a roadmaster warned. gunfire occurs. John W Bookwalter wealth rumors circulating in Nebraska. Burrill linked to Howgate scandal. Mitchell-Olive settlement reached. Falls City to hold a fair. 65,000 Texas cattle at Ogallala. Nebraska City burglaries. Waterworks worker shot at in West Omaha. he survives. A well accident near Palace City injures a man saved by rope. Sheriff arrests Samuel Robinson on fraud. released on bail, bound over for examination.
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Freeman Bowerman
la Porte
Kearney
Omaha
Danscom Park
Nebraska State Stenographers’ Association
Sepember
Eld
E. H. Rogers
Fremont
Vera Cruz
L. H. Rogers
Vera Cruse
Rogers
Gov
Furnas
Cincinnati
Boston
Jaws
Missouri
Ebraska
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Brownville Advertiser
Waco
Stanger
John W. Bookwalter
Ohio
Nebraska
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Omaha Republican
Miss Burrill
Capt
Howgate
Washington
Nancy J. Mitchell
J. P. Olive
Ogalalla
Nebraska City
George Fox
West Omaha
Cuming Street
Military Bridge
Mr. Fox
Fox
Joel Griffin
Mr. Griffin
Wm. Steiner
Palace City
Gregg
Dodge County
Grand Island
Samuel Robinson
North Bend
Robinson
Marlow & Munger
Moohier
Peoria
Ill
Isi
Leo Hartmann
America
Russia
Salisbury
Delaware
United States
Raum
Internal Revenue Service
Department
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Wm. G. Fargo
New York Avenue
Capt. Howgate
Fifteenth
G Streets
Debt report and curiosities from July to August
July debt figures show a decrease of 10 078 013 with cash in the treasury 237 878 100 bold certificates 5 749 820 silver certificates 51 083 980 certificates of deposit outstanding 1 740 00 refunding certificates 653 50 etc August Ist cash available 154 827 214 and debt loss cash 1 639 520 18S plus scattered notes on Peoria explosives Irish politics and recent events across the United States and abroad.
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P. W. Crowe
Peoria
O'Donovan Rossa
Council Bluffs
Prince
Colorado
Burke
Omaha
Kentucky
Jas. B. Beck
United States Senate
Fenian plot to sink English steamers and raze government buildings
A report links W. Crowe of Peoria Illinois to a planned Fenian scheme to sink British steamers and destroy government structures. The tale, later judged erroneous, described torpedo devices and international plots with Irish leaders in New York and Canada, and suggested US branches pressed the plan.
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England
Rail line ships Pullman Sleepers to St Louis from Lincoln
Passengers on the line enjoy superior accommodations with regular Pullman Sleepers operating from Lincoln on the Missouri River to St Louis. General Manager Toura-lin notes the service as premier for travelers seeking comfort.
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St.louis
Burlington
Lincoln
Missouri River
St Louis
St. Louis
Kidney-Wort Promises Salvation for Kidney and Liver Disease
London Times notes Kidney-Wort as a remedy claimed to save thousands by treating kidney and liver diseases. It is advertised as available in dry and liquid forms through all druggists.
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Shiloh
F. A. Scuovnen
London Times
Emancipation Day Violence Ends in Fatal Wounding
On August 1 in Chicago, a confrontation occurred after a walk with two locally reputed individuals. Denis O Mahonny was shot and killed, while James Omara was wounded, as a group of railroad workers allegedly taunted two Black defendants. Both assailants were later described as Black and involved in a spree.
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Chicago
Jerry Milligan
Ann Kennedy
Denis O’mahonny
James Omaro
Ank Lyons
O'Mahoney
Omara
The Corinth Canal Ambitious European Project
The New York Post reports King George of Greece signed a concession for Gen Turr to cut a canal through the Corinth isthmus. A Paris Geographical Society paper notes earlier efforts. The nine mile isthmus would cost about 12.6 million dollars with uncertain profitability depending on shipping routes and tolls.
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New York Post
King George
Greece
Gen.Turr
Corinth
M. de Lesseps
M. Violet d’Aous
Ibrahim Pashe
Morea
Geographical Society of Paris
Demetrius Poliorcetes
Julius Cesar
Caligula
Nervall
Syria
Adriatic
Smyrna
Grecian
Asia Minor
Corinthian Canal
Suez Canal
Parama
Baptism at Auburn With Jordan River Water Carried by Secretary Seward
A daughter of Mr. Win H Seward was baptized at Auburn using water from the Jordan River, carried by Secretary Seward many years ago.
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Win. H. Seward
Auburn
Jordan
Seward
Mysterious Movements of Irish Aiders in America
A Chicago August report details a secret gathering of about one hundred Irish activists in a hotel, discussing dynamite use against England. Participants from several cities included John Warren, Thomas Quinn, and others linked to Clan Na Gael and the Emmet monument group. The plan reportedly funds skirmishing and weapon supply, while priests urged restraint.
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Geo. ©. Betts
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Hince
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Dublin
Cork
Gratten Volunteers
Ireland
Actua
America
The
Times
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Lowell
Mass
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Peoria
Crowe
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Providence
England
United States
France
Trifune
Thei
Clan Na Gael” Society
Emmet Monument Association
Emmet
O'Donevan Rossa
South Side
New York
Philadelphia
Clan Na Gaels
A Rich Lady's Experience Abroad and Hop Bitter Cure
A Augusta Maine woman recounts spending thousands across Europe on health cures that failed. She returns discouraged, then regains youthful health with less than two bottles of Hop Bitterz and urges others to stay home.
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Europe
Augusta
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