Revival spreads in Norfolk and Ashland events
A revival gathers momentum with M E church in Ord and multiple revival meetings in Ashland. Falls City hosts religious meetings with notable turnout while Lincoln County may redistrict into comal slow districts. Local business and civic notes include a planned hotel at Mercer and a county fair date for Adams County, plus a Beatrice special election on road bonds failing by a narrow margin.
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Cabinet Appointment Sparks Unclear Kansas Conflict
The article hints at a cabinet position assigned amid a disputed order from the president and a stalled effort in the Kansas Legislature. It notes questions over whether the Senate will confirm the nominee as political tensions rise and financial concerns balance the stakes.
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Den's Want in the Cabinet under Cleveland
Word from Des Moines says Governor Holes 43 refused a proposed secretary of agriculture post from President elect Cleveland. A letter outlining his reasons cites his daughter Jessica and loyalty to Iowa Democrats as factors in declining the high office.
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Allugater
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United States
Congress
Populists and Republicans Plan Split Session Tactics
The two parties will divide floor time for the session through 1894. The populist majority will push laws regardless of Republican objections, aiming to pass bills not easily attacked by the supreme court. If voided and a extra session is ordered, the populists intend to return and re-pass the measures.
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President Harrison's Supreme Court Nomination of Judge Jackson
The article explains why President Harrison nominated Judge Jackson to the Supreme Court to replace Justice Lamar. It notes initial plans to choose Speer or Jardee, the Senate Republican opposition, and the shift to a Democratic ally with hopes of quicker confirmation. It also mentions senatorial courtesy and the potential need for prompt action to avoid defeat.
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Treasury reports record low free gold reserves in 1879 era
Washington reports the treasury department holds less gold than since the 1879 redemption act. Officials say gold obligations are great with under 8 million dollars free gold remaining. 2.5 million dollars in gold was engaged for shipment to Europe from New York today. They foresee no serious issue but cannot predict when outflow will halt.
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Europe
All er Geld and Silver Exports Depart For Europe and London
The steamship Aller carried 1.5 million dollars in gold to Austria and 200 000 copies of silver plus 5000 Mexican dollars to London. Foreign exchanges claim compulsory orders to ship gold remain on file and warn consignments could be delayed if conditions are not met by next Saturday.
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Lincolns SenateConvention War Echoes in State House
A crowded session reports tight galleries as Allen leads Thurston and Boyd in a close roll call for the populist nomination with Withnell pivotal. The scene highlights interparty cooperation and the suspense of a single vote determining the outcome. Separate dispatches from Pine Ridge recount a violent incident on the Sioux Reservation where four cowboys are killed and tensions rise amid Indian police actions and retaliatory threats.
Divided Opinion in Congress on Hawaii Annexation
Opinion in congress is divided on the advisability of annexing Hawaii. A separate notice reports the Portsmouth Wheel Works plant in Portsmouth Ohio destroyed by fire on Sunday.
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Foster's Valuable Report Signals Treasury History Release
Washington February 6 Copies of Secretary Foster's report to the Senate under the Sherman resolution are in demand. The greater part of the report will be delivered today and is valued as a key government statistical work outlining banking history from formation to 1832 and 1832 to June 30, 1832. Sudden Demise of Mrs William G Whitney in New York New York Fed February 6 Mrs Whitney wife of the ex secretary of the mary died at 2 West Fifty seventh street at 8 o clock yesterday morning of heart disease. Only Mr Whitney and the mourners attended the death bed. The end came unexpectedly.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
William G Whitney
New York
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Mary
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Death of British royal commission envoy at world fair
Colonel H. E. Grover, British royal commission representative at the world’s fair, was found dead in his bed Sunday morning. The Blaine Club of Chicago has begun a campaign to erect a monument to him in that city. Civil service commissioners report difficulty in securing suitable men for local commissions. Kansas farmer H Cursia recovers money he was swindled out of on the gold brick ragg...
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Montana
H. E. Grover
British Royal Commission
Blaine Club
Chicago
Civil Service Commissioners
Cursia
Kansas
Nebraska Senate and House Deliberations Highlighted by Legislation
The Nebraska Legislature debates tax, rail, and education measures across both chambers. Changes include appropriations, county attorney appointments, and a constitutional convention proposal. Joint sessions adjourn with party votes and pending amendments shaping state policy.
Caterrh Remedy Promises Money Back in Ads
An advertisement for Dr Sages Catstra Remedy claims a cure for catarrh with a bold promise of $500 payment if it fails. It names proprietors Unremeding Agres and Wn Card Jou and pushes a dubious guarantee to attract customers.
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Pierces
Golden
Beneft
Wires Go Underground as City Plans Expand Electric Network
In St Louis a million dollars may be spent this year on conduits by Bell Telephone and other electric companies. Franchises and rights are sought to lay conduits in streets to support new hotels, ground-work for telephony, and utilities. The move ties into broader Territory open‑land expansion plans and a Western business push, with new hotels planned and a growing city center investment boom.
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Bell Telephone Company
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