Nebraska Officials and Court Sessions Listed in Lincoln
A guarded roll of state and local officials from Nebraska including governor and lieutenant governor, secretary of state, treasurer, auditor, attorney general, superintendent, land office, penitentiary, hospital for the insane, and supreme court with chief justice and clerks. It also lists U.S. senators and representatives, district judges, land office receivers, county officers, and legislative members. It notes Lincoln as the convening site for the supreme and other courts with schedule markers for terms and county commissioners court dates.
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Albinus Nance
Lincoln
Neb
E. C. Carns
J. Alexander
John Wallichs
G. Bartlett
J. Dilworth
W. W. W. Tones
A. G. Kendall
M. Dawson
H. P. Mathewson
Supreme Court
Maxwell
Fremont
Geo. B. Lake
Omaha
Amassa Cobb
Guy A. Brown
van Wyck
U.S
Nebraska City
Alvin Saunders
EE. K. Valentine
West Point
W. Post
York
M. P. Reese
Wahoo
District Court
Osceola
Commissioners’ Court
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The passage presents a modern philosopher warning against extravagance in domestic life. It traces how keeping up appearances leads to debt, legal trouble, and ruin, culminating in financial distress and ruinous acts, urging honest industry and living within means.
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Fender
Nebraska Interests: Escape from Lancaster Jail by Starry Stuart
A horse thief called Starry Stuart escaped from Lancaster Jail after a guard left the table. He bolted through the corridor and hall door, sprinting south as pursuers trailed. He faced charges in three other Nebraska counties for stealing Sheriff Ensign's horse and related crimes.
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Lincoln Jeil
Starry Stuart
Stuart
Lancaster
Ensign
Affairs in Washington and Local Mishaps at Neligh
In the lower house Maj Todd of Neligh suffers a severe fall from a bucking pony. head injury and loss of consciousness follow after a fall on ice. Boon county lacks a jail and drunkenness penalties are not imposed. The Albion News critiques editors taking holidays and lauds constant work. The O'Neill Frontier notes a productive week with postmaster appointment and community blessings. Information ends with a fragment on national topics and a fractional currency bill.
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Neligh
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Emery
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Albion News
O'Neill Frontier
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Sco
House Committee
Sherman
Senate Committee
Treasury Department
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Thomas J. Majors
Nebraska
Congress
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Railroad Disaster and National Politics Chronicle
A lengthy page recounts a railroad corruption and expansion agenda with updates on Jay Gould and the Missouri Pacific progress to Omaha, plus cautionary notes from various cities. It lists disasters, train wrecks, and deaths including a New York express collision and a Spencer county fire, with federal debates on pensions, tariffs, and census funding shaping policy.
A Telescoped Train Disaster Shocks City
A train wreck left two cars demolished and over a thousand passengers terrorized as investigators arrested the alleged negligent brakeman. The week’s news record also includes related incidents and developments from local agencies.
French Missionaries Murdered Near Ghadames Oasis
Reports say French missionaries were killed near the Ghadames oasis in the Decert Sahara with the chief assassin linked to the Gha dames massacre of a French exploring party led by Col. Flatters near Assima in February last year. An Arctic expedition led by Prof Nordenskjold may proceed next summer to test commercial routes with Siberia. The czarina’s confinement in May shifts Col. Alexander III's coronation to July. R. S. Wood of the Wabash railroad in Detroit has disappeared after gambling losses estimated at 15 000 to 20 000, harming the local freight agent Mr Mead.
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Revenge is Sweet Vengeance in Playful Exchange
A dialogueplayful exchange centers on nicknames as a man offers to be called revenge and a woman agrees to ven geance with the line vengeance is mine. The exchange twists language into a witty insistence on exact terms and puns. The minimalist back-and-forth creates a light dramatic rhythm.
Embarrassing York town moment with a French guest
A gentleman visiting York town as a French guest felt embarrassed when others spoke to him in French and he could not understand. The remark reflects social friction and language barriers during the visit.
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Yorktown
Ice on the St. Lawrence River Near Quebec Surges
The St. Lawrence river near Quebec was filled with moving ice on the tenth as water levels rose. Ice floating this season is described as an unprecedented occurrence in the river.
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St. Lawrence
Quebec
Woman's National Christian Temperance Union
Woman's Evvangelical Association
Washington
Guiteau
Pox Cure Claim Sparks Health Note
A physician warns against false cures for smallpox and cautions that cream of tartar in boiling water is not a universal remedy. He urges reliance on established medical treatment and warns against unproven folk cures that promise quick, blemish free recovery.
Bold Rhode Island Bank Heist Told by Police
A Cleveland officer recalls a notorious Rhode Island bank burglary from years ago. A night patrolman enters a dimly lit bank where a masked figure warms by the hearth and later escapes with about $90,000. The tale highlights a dramatic, cold night theft.
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Cleveland
Rhode Island
Solar locomotive lights ahead on French Northern railway
A so called solar locomotive has been placed on the French Northern railway. It features an electric light mounted in front and fed by the engine itself, intended to illuminate the track for a long distance ahead.
Japanese Courtesy and the True Japanese Gentleman
A traveler notes that Japanese etiquette is rooted not only in formalities but in modest self restraint and a constant readiness to oblige. He praises the unflagging care to avoid offending others and the gentle tone that makes the Japanese model gentlemen across ranks.
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Japan
Agreeable advice elusive in practice
Fragmentary text suggests a general statement on advice being seldom useful, with unclear references and incomplete phrases making specifics hard to extract. The excerpt hints at a caution about relying on agreeable guidance without practical value.
Congressional Proceedings Renate MonoDay Report
Congressional notes from MonoDay January 9 detail bills introduced by Teller Rollin and Logan including silver bullion deposits for U S Treasury education funding via a national school fund. A Sherman West discussion covers issuing 3 percent bonds to back bank circulation and debt retirement mechanisms.
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Illinois Girl Claims Kidney-Wort Cured Liver Complaint
A letter from an Illinois girl to eastern relatives reports her mother recovered after using Kidney-Wort. She had long taken bitters with no relief, then used Kidney-Wort which she says completely cured her liver ailment.
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