Buffalo Bill Opens New Frontier Drama in the East
W F Cody known as Buffalo Bill has gone east to kick off the show season with a new frontier drama. Several Nebraska items follow including a Pullman sleeper named Lincoln on the C B Q Denver line, a tense fencing incident near Omaha, and exhibition shipments to the state fair in Omaha starting Sept 10 for six days. Local notes report grasshopper expeditions, corn and grain prospects, rail divisions, pension news, a fatal shooting near Reed's hall, and a salt vein discovery in Otoe county.
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Stella
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Denver
Nebraska
Omaha
Goodrich
West Point Republican
Lawrence Bruner
John Mockett
Sascathawas
British America
Liberty Journal
Harry McCormick
Humboldt Standard
Humboldt
Reed's Hall
Ulysses
Reynolds
Tom Lytle
Lytle
Niobrara Pioneer
T. Smith
Kansas
Kansas Central Line
Kansas City
A. A. Egbert
Colorado
P. J. Nichols
Robert Law
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Jas. Miller
de Witt
J. B. Atwater
Chicago
Department of Scince
Havana
Duntless
John Brown
Pine Ridge Agency
Interior Department
Red Cloud
Supreme Lodge of the World of Knights of Pythias
Detroit
Lodge
Ira Y. Munn
Ouray
Colo
Board of Trade Committee
W. T. Baker
Longfellow
Westminster Abbey
London
Canadian Press Association
Winnipeg
Ogden’s Grove
Kingston
Ont
Canadian
Wolf and
Simcoe Islands
Sherman
St. Louis
W. D. Kelly
Pennsylvania
Exposition Building
Milwaukee and St. Paul
St. Paul Road
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Canonchet
R.I
Milwauke
Utah Commissioners For Registration of
Edmund
Morgan
New York
Arthur
Globe
Arizona
Tucson
Andy Hall
Ashland
Cass County
Choctaw County
Ala
Jack Turner
Charles Hart
George
Plug
Martin
Hart
Texas
Plains
Abilene
Brazos
Pecos River
Texas & Pacific Road
Horrible triple murder tale and rising crime in Mt Pulaski
News of the week reports a horrific triple murder at Mt Pulaski Illinois and notes a broader uptick in crime. It covers accidents fires and other mishaps along with general Washington affairs and notes from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pulaski
Clinois
Rush
Logan County
Temperance Anecdotes and Endorsements From Early Press
A Hawkeye reader praises Hop Bitters for purity and usefulness, claiming lasting high regard and urging continued use. A St Louis preacher, sober of whiskey, drinks to study its effects, locks himself in, and after a wild sequence ends with a 30 day jail term but is forgiven by his church to discuss temperance theoretically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Betavid
Herrousnnes
Belmh
Louis
Kalamazoo, Mich
J. J. Babcock
M. D
Hawkeye
Roke
Kidney-Wort touted as cure in patient letter
An Illinois girl writes to eastern relatives about her mother’s recovery from illness after using Kidney-Wort. She says bitters did nothing until the Kidney-Wort box cured her, allowing her to perform as much work as before the move. She notes many locals started using it after her improvement.
The Secretary's pet bonds and Washington news
The item describes Secretary Folger's bond design to deter counterfeiting and show issuance authority, reports on Senator Cameron paying a debt for Burnside, and notes several Washington happenings including a bazaar forGAR monument, mint accounts, and new appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folger
Kellogg Endorsed by Louisiana GOP Leader for Congress
Dumont, president of the Louisiana Republican State Central Committee, writes a letter endorsing W. P. Kellogg for congress and predicts his triumph. It is believed Kellogg will win the solid Republican vote, with yesterday's developments tending to that end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy, Ill
Gen
Singleton
Twelfth
Congress
Dumont
Louisiana Republican State Central Committee
W. P. Kellogg
Kellogg
The Dignified General Harney at Dress Parade
A Galveston News account recalls General Harney at Camp Verdi Texas refusing to tolerate haste. He forgets his handkerchief and orders a chain of messengers to walk run with speed while he insists on marching. He finally returns to the parade in dignified steadiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Harney
Galveston
Camp Verdi
Texas
Harney
Ress
Burdock Blood Bitters Ad Claims Cure All Tonic
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters with a tale of brewing burdock into a decoction and selling a ready to drink form for one dollar. It also features a testimonial from Mrs A Frank of Buffalo praising Thomas Electric Oil for toothache and neuralgia. A Leadville church visitor mentions a cryptic notice asking not to shoot at the organist.
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Meyer Bros. & CO
Om. Leste
Kenses City
A. Frank
Weat ‘Tupper Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Leadville
Col
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T. M. Bent
Adjt
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Geo P. Waller
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W. A. Langworthy
McCoy
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J. F. Monson & Bro
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John. B. Mitchell
Common Schools
Polk County
Buffington County
Atchison and St. Joseph
Chicaco
Milwaukee
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All Points
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Perceval Lowell
Ims
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Eng
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Mickey, Nance
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A. D. Muir
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Tecumseh
Holdride
Thompson
Yates
Calvert
John Fitzgerald
Iowa
Omaha Elevator Company
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Willis
Clay
Missouri River
van Buskirk
Culbertson
Jack Crable
Otoe County
Jack
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Watkins
N.Y
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Indian Territory
Overton
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Maine
Blaine
Gideon
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John Hancock
Davis
Colored Men’s Convention
Jefferson City
Republican Party
Charles McMahan
Ill
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Chas. McMallan
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McMahon
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Robert Aikin
E. E. Clay
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Hawley
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Harris
Little Rock
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Hayley
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William Chapman
Worthington, DC
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Ark
Tom Simcoe
David Pope
Frank Lane
Lane
Pope
Simcoe
Lene
Laucelito
Marion County
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Chas. O’rain
George Emerson
Emerson
Shiloh
John E. Smith
Wm. Phillips
Methodist Episcopal Church
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John Dustin
Kewanee
Edward M. Welch
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Newport
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