Nebraska News Drifts Across Loose County Notices
A mix of brief items reports Fre meeting to form a bimetallic league. Maria Hauptman dies in county in 1855. Lincoln hosts bimetallic event. Freemasons organize at Talisade. Mule thefts near Colon and Sharles Snyner. Omaha bank aims to resume Sept 1. Willow Island depot burned. Fremont notes a female notary Miss Vesta Gray. Nebraska party birthday events planned statewide on July 7. acc incidents include drowning near Ames and Pantity, a boy killed by a haystack accident, and a bridge foreman sentenced to life in Memphis.
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Lincoln
Vistrust
Ancrest
Talisade
Charles Snyder
Colon
American National Bank
Omaha
Willow Island
Fremont
Vesta Gray
Nebraska
Sharles Snyner
S. C. Stubbs & Co
Bradslaw
Oscar Bennett
Wrenchman
North Platte
Los Pony
Bradshaw School Board
Utterback
Plattsmouth
Western Normal College
Herbert Shively
Robert Voight
Barnard’s Lake
Ames
Dodge County
Voutsamk
Shively
Premont
Vix
James Peterson
Aurora
Nellie Herstaf McCook
Hs Farm
Fred Linek
Richardson County
Willian Blater
Ne- Fos
Memphis
Tenn
Viva
Mosem “Opsert
Hebron
Wittai Messman
Strang
West
Wisne
Lene Brown
Tanoln
Thunder Storm Forecast Study by Warrington Led Weather Bureau
The 1892 study reports two distinct thunder storm belts may cross same area with weakened second storms. It notes 9 percent of storms occur near 30 inch isobar and 70 degree isotherm, and that forecasts remain not fully definite. Prof Harrington concludes forecasts are not yet ready for broader prediction.
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Waaninatox
Warrington
Weather Bureau
Harrington
Western Democrats and Southern Senators Clash Over Force Bill
The article notes Southern and Western lawmakers opposed to the Force Bill with western silver senators breaking ranks to join southern colleagues. It claims GOP cooperation shifted later to favor silver and tariff interests, while western Republicans who aided the defeat are now urged to sustain silver use as money, risking business harm in their states.
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Wasuivatos
Senate
Gorman
Pilo
Secretary approves silver policy despite absence
Secretary Carlisse authorized the AP to state he fully approves the policy governing silver purchases pursued during his absence by Acting Mint Director Preston. Preston refused yesterday’s counter offer below 73 and declined to buy 100,000 ounces at 70 after being offered at 73 and countered at 71.
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Washington
Carlisse
Vna
Preston
Treasury
Ex-Senator Henderson Sees Path to Silver Law Repeal
Ex-Senator John Henderson of Missouri sails to Europe after urging unconditional repeal of the purchasing clause of the Sherman silver law within a month of Congress’s extra session. He argues silver’s political shift favors compromise and notes historical silver coinage and demonetization facts to support a policy change.
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New York
John Ho Henderson
Missouri
Europe
Henderson
Carliste
Congress
Carlisle
Colorado
All Declare For Silver Against the President
The Missouri Democratic press dismisses gold standard talk and shows broad support for silver coinage. Chronicle notes over sixty letters from influential papers mostly oppose contraction and favor free silver, aligning with Mr Bland and opposing any return to a gold basis.
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St. Lois
The
Chronicle
Missouri
Cleveland
Bland
Bank failures and Missouri River commission funding
Nearly two national banks closed since January and five are depositories this year including the First National Bank Little Rock Gate City National Bank Atlanta and Denver banks and a Ky bank. The government loses nothing as deposits are backed by bonds. The Missouri River commission is approved for 700000 for surveys gauges operating snag boats and repairs at Connell Bluffs Kemont Bend and related work.
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Wasiiscaios
United States
First National Bank
Little Rock Ark
Gateity National Bank
Atlanta
Peoples National Bank
Denver
German National Bank
Col
Kentinky National Bank
Lonisenle Ky
Washington
Missouri River Commission
Connell Bluffs
Kemont Bend
Chicago's New Directory Records 512000 Names
The 1593 Chicago city directors directory is larger than last year with about 332000 names in the new directory. It spans 512000 names across 4700 Johnsons and 4090 Browns families are listed among 124 pages.
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Chicago
United States
Johnson and Kindred
Johnson Johnston
Johnsone
Smiths
Opinions of Finance Spur Mixed Business Views in St Louis
In St Louis on July 21 a Daily paper surveyed business leaders on the causes of the money scarcity. Most see less selling than feared and improving real estate, with optimism that money will soon loosen. Some rail at free silver, while others note a real estate boom and rising building activity despite fraud investigations and embezzlement rumors. The streetcar system shows strong ridership, and the new depot project progresses with 400 workers and roof work advancing despite heat.
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Louisa
Recorder of
Dee la
Bunty Bno Aleo Nata
Eds Bunding
Olive Street
Ueath
Orether
Inmense
Senator Jones Seeks Unconditional Silver Repeal Debate
New York July 20 Senator John P Jones of Nevada spoke amid a Chicago silver convention bid. He warned closure attempts would delay the Senate and urged prompt action on silver free coinage with a substitute to pass the chamber. Breckenridge wedding news and labor unrest fill the rest of the report.
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Jones
New York
John P Jones
Nevada
Chicago
Senate
Senator Morgan to sail home from arbitration talks
Private letters from Paris indicate Senator Morgan, a Bering Sea arbitrator, will return August 5. Other Mainean members and counsel have departed. The prevailing view suggests the United States appears weaker than expected and a pro England report would not surprise.
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Wastisierox
Paris
Mor-gan
Bering Sea
United States
England
Notable Kansas City shooting shocks city society
Alonzo W T gtte Moir jera Esog, John ne son tin Cold Blood at Kanes City Kansas. Alonzo W Little, president of the haw Feed and Coal camping, and a director and deacon, shot and killed attorney BOB Johnson, a prominent Kansan. Johnson had come from Platteen ter two years ago. he is 30, Knight of Pythias, popular lawyer. Little, 40, well regarded in business. Crowd sparked a sensation. some threatened Little but no mob formed.
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Kanes City
Kansas
Alonzo W Little
Haw
Armorda'e Bank
Bob Johnson
Kansasity
Kan
Little
Johnso
Johnson
Cherokee strip to open for settlement by Sept 10
Special Inspector Suinburn announces that the Cherokee strip will be opened to settlement not later than September 10. The World's fair directors vote to close the fair on Sundays after July 16. Disinfection is needed before exploring the cold storage warehouse. P J Gallagher retracts his Homestead poisoning testimony. World’s fair exhibitors mainly refuse last minute field trials.
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Suinburn
P. J. Gallagher
Hugh Dempsey
Reaper
Harvester
Fight for the Doorkeepership in Washinatoy
The doorkeepership fight heats up as ex-Door keeper Hunt of Mississippi enters the contest for his old post, with Congressman Catchings steering the drive for Hunt’s election to the Fiftieth Congress. Two men who fought on the New Haven railroad were struck and killed by an express train on Friday.
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Congress
Blue Peass
Wentinly
Kane oSott Wong
Presbyterian Church of
Redrain
Ramsey Wing
Sersine
Bcuadar
Amd
Robert Scott
Kawn
Washinatoy
Hunt
Mississippi
Turner
Smith
Atchings
Mr Hunt
New Haven
Unclear party leadership reshuffle for the fifty third congress
The piece discusses the coming fifty third Congress and Speaker Crisp's task in naming fresh committee heads. It notes several current chairmen will not serve, including Elections and Banking, Foreign Affairs, Indian Affairs, and others, with O'Farrell of Virginia as a likely successor for Elections. Cobb of Virginia is mentioned as a potential alternative.
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Crisp
Trigues
Mar Cartiste
Carlisle
West Congress
District of Columbia
Ties Management
Jamis
Overrell
Virginia
Congress
Oferred
Merdames Cobb
Viadema Laudge
Cobb
Political shifts at committee chair positions described in Senate reports
The report outlines potential chairman picks for the committee on banker and currencies with names like Mr Bourke Comiran of New York and Mia George Woobathianef Pinas. mentions shifts toward leadership of the committee on naval affairs and related posts as retirement prompts changes across several officials. It also notes Sterling Morton discussing financial reform and a separate pardon-related proceeding involving Hugh Dempsey and Patrick Gallagher at a penitentiary visit.
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Cbraarmanshin
Banker
Cnrrencs
Dareet
Bourke
New York
Thas
Mia George Woobathianef Pinas
Mer Tantooarige
Wad Fishers
Mecreary
Kentucky
Department of Qastee
Mir Cowes
Mia Cooper
Tadirana
Pilani
Boachtead
Torres Pds
Prinspine
Hugh Dempses
Knights of Labor
Patrick W. Gallagher
Dempsey
Burleigh
Gallagher
Live Stock and Produce Markets Quotation Report
Quotations from New York Chicago St Louis Omaha and nearby markets show cattle prices steady hog values firm and grain futures mixed led by corn and wheat trends across regional exchanges buyers sellers and brokers react to daily supply and demand shifts in the early trading session.
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