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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1883

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Compacts Signed by Rail Lines Stir Chicago Views

News reports say a twenty five year agreement among Union Pacific Rock Island and Milwaukee and St. Paul is accepted in Chicago as fact though Burlington officials doubt the terms. General Manager Potter argues no plan to control Union Pacific business and views the matter as a stock maneuver aimed at Burlington stock and avoiding open warfare.

Chicago Daily News Salt Lake United States New York Union Pacific Rock Island Milwaukee St. Paul Chicago Law Pool Potter Burlington Three Roads Iowa

McCook Wins Senate Officers Nomination

Republican senators caucused to nominate senate officers with General McCook as secretary nominee after ballots show McCook leading Gorham and Ramsdell. Charles M. Johnson named chief clerk and James R. Young executive clerk. Rev E E Huntley named chaplain and Col W P Canaday sergeant at arms. Senate retains wounded soldiers on rolls.

Senate Jones Nevada Geo. C. Gorham California Miller New York Anson McCook Morrison D. M. Ramsedell Indiana Gorham Ramsdell Ramadell Charles M. Johnson Minnesota James R. Young Pennsylvania E. E. Huntley M. E. Church Washington Wisconsin W P. Canaday North Carolina

Prohibition Pressures on German Hog Product Imports

Washington December 12 The joint resolution condemns German prohibition of American hog products as unjustified and health unfounded. It notes Germany declined to send experts to evaluate quality and marketing and asserts authority to bar imports without Reichstag approval.

Waas Hinngton Esme.bas Senate House of

Blair boy wounded after horse runs into wire fence

A thirteen year old boy from Richmond Precinct clung to his frantically frightened horse as it bolted into a wire fence. The barbs cut to the bone above the ankle and severed a tendon while he was tossed, but the boy remained with the horse until help arrived.

Blair Republican John Lacrone Richmond

New York Bars Salvation Army Parade Amid Court Decree

A chancery court in Nashville ordered distribution of 300000 dollars of Bank of the State of Tennessee assets to noteholders. War era notes totaling half a million will be funded and receivable for taxes.

New York Salvation Army Chancery Court of Nashville Bank of the State of Tennessee

Washington and World's Outlook on Tariff and Appointments

Reports from Washington indicate renewed talk of reopening the tariff question and revising current laws. Advisers favor a Ways and Means plan aligned with Carlisle while nominees and legislative changes unfold including military promotions, restorations of duties, and public office rules amid international dispatches.

Cabinet discusses bills and amendments in progress

The cabinet considers actions on a Chinese restriction bill with amendments from Pacific coast delegation. The surgeon-general recommends inspections of rags for export to the United States with disinfection by boiling or sulfuric acid gas, certified by the consul-general in Egypt.

Pacific Coast The Marine Hospital Secretary of the Treasury State Department United States Egypt

Late visit preparations for Her Majesty to Scotland

A Scottish paper notes preparations for a royal reception at Balmoral with tradesmen ordered to act promptly. A passenger on the Auburn railroad offers a trade dollar for fare. the conductor declines. A reference to Saraa Wilson, a 77 year old Black woman in New Haven, described as a schoolteacher and descendant of enslaved ancestors.

Scotland Balmoral Auburn Saraa Wilso New Haven Waq

Vigilantes Execute Ten Cattle Thieves in Niobrara Valley

Report from Yankton on the Niobrara thefts describes the vigilance committee killing ten thieves in ten days. Wade Murphy and Weatherwax were hanged while Trort and old man Weatherwax were shot. Culbertson Stewart Morris and Cline indicted. McFarland captured, later escaped. Context notes long-standing depredations and a rise in vigilante power amid outlaw bands once led by Doc Middleton.

Yankton Niobrara Wade Murphy Weatherwax Trort Old Man Weatherwax Culbertson Stewart Morris Cline McFarland Doc Middleton

Chicago Wins Next National Republican Convention Site

At the Washington meeting of the National Committee on the 11th Chicago was chosen to host the next convention. Ballot tallies moved Chicago from 14 to 26 votes, with Cincinnati and others gaining or yielding. The committee adjourned to meet May 31, 1884, at the Grand Pacific in Chicago.

Washburn & Mben Chicago Republican National Committee Washington Philadelphia Cincinnati Indianapolis Saratoga Chiago Chandler Grand Pacific Hotel

Congressional Proceedings of December 10 1881 Senate and House actions

The record details December 10 to December 12 parliamentary business. It notes memorials from Mexican veterans seeking pensions, various bill introductions on coinage, land grants, railroad traffic, internal revenue repeal, inter state commerce, homesteading limits, and equal pay. It also covers Senate petitions on closer commercial ties with Latin America, civil rights petitions, and a military pension request, plus executive session adjournment.

Morrill Senate House Dalph Tt Union Washington Washington Territory Idaho van Wyck Texas Pacific Southern Pacific Road Department of Justice Hoblitzell George Washington Horr United States Danville Cox N. Y Senatee Hill Denver Voorhees Valley Forge Payson Illinois Internal Revenue Henderson Board of Commissioners of Interstate Commerce Holman King Sherman Mexico Central South America Brazil Plumb Kansas Ingalls Hovusi Commissioner of Indian Affairs Speker Keifer Congress Hatch Bureau of Animal Industry Cassidy Utah Territory Secretary of the Treasury van Worcck Beck Wilson Committee On Judiciary

Champion Mean Man of America Cited in Divorce Tale

In a county clerk office interview, lawyer William Mix calls a wealthy Italian client the champion mean man of America for avoiding a costly divorce. Mix recounts persuading the wife to drop suit and the client to treat him to a drink instead of paying $50, highlighting the lawyer’s contrived mercy and the client’s stingy gratitude.

Loiuaville Courier Journal William Mix America Europe Mr. Mix

Father of Thirty Four Children Portrait Ordered

John C Kis senger, longtime Clarion county farmer near Collinsburg, Pa, was married three times and fathered thirty four children. Seven of his first seven died in a house fire in Butler County. Twenty seven born since then reside in Clarion county. several remain near the farmer and prosper. Yesterday a photographer was asked to enlarge an ambrotype eight years old showing Kissenger full length with a placard on his chest.

John C. Kissenger Clarion County Collinsburg Butler County Kissenger Aken

Father of 34 Children Poses with Backward Message Card

An older man known as Kissinger, over six feet tall with sandy hair, paid for a long narrow ambrotype card worn on the chest reading backward. The card was printed to be seen in a mirror, and Kissinger chose it over a photograph due to cost.

Kellogg Star Routers Trevelyn Ridout Toronto High Park Moniteur de Rome Newry Ireland Father Maccarten Cathedral of Moniteur United Irishman Dublin London O’ Donnell J.C. K Kissingen Kissinger

Frost damage to poultry prompts comb and wattle removal

Advice notes frost harms tall combs. recommends trimming combs and wattles with sharp shears, applying alum solution, and keeping birds in the coop for a few days to prevent further damage. Also includes fragmented quotations about manners and beauty from various sources.

Ray William Astor New York Academy of Music Patti Carl Pretsel

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