Republican Central Committee to Meet in September
The Republican State Central Committee will meet at Lincoln on September 12 to call a State Republican Convention. A storm near Omaha damaged a U P railroad bridge and injured a watchman. Cattle shipments from Nebraska Wyoming and Colorado total 11 431 head since the cattle season began. Wheat prospects improve nationwide but prices stay firm due to European demand and a slow economy. The Western Union has increased control of the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph by stock purchase and plans to pool earnings and raise rates. Douglas county officials repudiate an Omaha Missouri River bridge bond issue while the U P contemplates moving workshops west, a move seen as harming Omaha and prompting county officials to reconsider their stance.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
W. U
England
Douglas County
Missouri River
Omaha
U. P. Railroad Company
Grand Island
Civilize or Die: a frontier stance on Indians and civilization
The text argues that Indians belong only if they adopt Western civilization, condemns frontier policy as cruel, and urges white settlers to capture disarm and force Indians to work. It proclaims “civilize or die” as the choice, advocating conquest and assimilation to make room for a “nobler race.”
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Orie
People’s Journal
Portland
Maine
How to get Married Without a Master
A Lincoln Journal quip notes most men gain masters soon after marriage. Separately, the Telegraph reports Sidney’s seven day gold dust shipment totaling $13,284.60.
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Lincoln Journal
Sidney
Telegraph
Government push in Montana war drums in Indian question
The Telegraph accuses the government of arming Sioux at the agencies and fueling conflict with Sharp's .50 caliber cartridges. It calls for closing the Indian business, reducing the army, and massing Broadbrims with Nez Perces to stampede stock and end the issue.
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Montana
Congress
Philadelphia
Northern trees for Nebraska buyers promote Summit Nursery
M A Movwton proprietor and Percy general agent advertise Summit Nursery of Minneapolis offering fruit trees and nursery stock hardy to Nebraska climate. They claim superior cold climate grafts, written guarantees, replacement for climate-related deaths, and delivery in Polk county Osceola with agent L P Burr holding exclusive sales rights. Warn against fraudulent representatives.
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Saunders County
Neb
Nebraska
Summit Nursery
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Polk County
Osceola
L. P. Burr
Burr
M. A. Movwton
Percy
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Silver Creek
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Washington, WN
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Masonville
Iowa
Missrs. Conniss & Co
Brown County
Democrat
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Minois
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Kendrick
Messrs. Cornish & Co
Washington
New Jersey
Cornish & Co
Washington, N. J
State OF
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Holden
James W. Snider
Peter H. Seaman
Urania A. Seaman
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Clarks
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A. L. Sprague
Halladays
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Eng
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France
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Stromabar
Warrntaed
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Smith & Dorper
Stromsburg
Rhine
J. Cathamg Co
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
A Fortune
Sen
Adam McPherson
Clarksville
Seward
Osceola Lumber Yard
L J. Blowers
L. Cockburn
Nebraska Avenue
George Sr. & CO
Foundation OF Success
ANCNC
Locust Street
Posris Hine Co
St. Louis, Mo
A. A. Hayes
Massachusetts
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O Smith
Ania
NPR
Carrie
King
Union Square
Nock
Benton
Beyond Ave
Pittaburgh
State Btreet
Chicago
Ill
South 6Th Street
St. Lewis
New Montegory St
San Prancisco
Cal
Buckingham
R. P. Hall & CO
Nashua
N.H
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Anvil Chorus
SHELL
Clouring Becker & Welch
Columbus, Nh
Reaper
Chine Inithe Market
Durani
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