Nebraska News Bits From Fremont to Omaha and Beyond
Nebraska items report progress on Fremont government building, a seven story Omaha hotel contract, and a Columbus wagon bridge repair by June 1. Other notes include Beatrice fire chief resignation, diphtheria deaths in Howard county, a pig with three ears in York county, and a large spring storm affecting Madison county windmills.
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Fremont
Blue Springs
Omaha
John Vinceck
Howard County
Beatrice
Honora Davenport
New York
Madison County
Holt County
O'Neill
Chadson
Columbus
Platte
Cress
Tiree McGovern
Jewell Bros
Platte Center
Nance County
Division of Southwestern Nebraska
Hastings High School
Charles Besecon
Nes Swanson
Phelps County
Leynachburg
Kas
Thing
Wairbury
How
Dickey
George Lane
Hampton
Citsap
Plattsmouth Journal
State Bank of
Brunswick
Antere County
JG Pollock
Meridian Hotel
Plaaster
Samuel Hythe
Lincoln
Fanklin Laverty
du Bois
E. Elray
Union
Mayon Walker
Volive Reekert
South Omaha
Y . J. Carter
AJ. K Wright
Brown
Citiens
Elwood
Supreme Coast
Board of Trustes
Kyd
Gage County
Tarkio
John Hall
Hall
Carter
Edward Mevey
Swift Packing Company
MeVey
Swift Company
W. F. Wiley
York Camp No
Albert Lea
Minn
Anson Olson
Gresham
Nebraska
Everases
Fuente coal mine disaster traps twenty six workers
A Mexican International railway operated mine fire at Fuente coal mine near Rio Escondido traps twenty six miners. Initial rescue efforts fail as flames and poisonous gas fill tunnels. by noon two bodies recovered and rescue teams, led by Superintendent George Spence, press deeper while ventilation and water try to halt the blaze.
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Galveston
Tex
Eagle Pass
Galveston News
Fuente
Mexican International Railway
Rio Escondido
George Spence
Humane Societies Move to Halt Cowboy Race
In Dusreer Minnesota on June 3 authorities report Humane Societies plan to block the Chadron to Chicago cowboy race to World’s Fair. Minneapolis leaders join efforts with local churchmen to stop riders from crossing into Chicago and to fund suppression.
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Dusreer
Chadron
Neb
Humane Society of
The
Minneapolis
Dubuque
Chicago
Humane Society
Minnfapottx
Minn
Messrs Tatro and Fontaine
Thaows
Messrs Tatro
Fontaine
Cleveland's Fish Concluded at Cape Charles Visit
President Cleveland returned to Washington from a short fishing trip at Cape Charles Wa. He arrived at 7 40 AM to the White House greeted by Private Secretary Thurber. He then moved to Woodley for breakfast with Mrs. Cleveland and rested before resuming duties.
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Cleveland
Washington
Cape Charles
Thurber
White House
L Clark Davis
Pennsylvania Station
Presdent
Mington
Exeter
Woodley
Ex President Harrison’s Indiana friends push for Republican nomination
Morss editor of the Indianapolis Sentinel and the new consul general to Paris arrived from Indiana and said Harrison may allow his name to be used. He believes Harrison could win and would run a spirited campaign. Democrats fear Reed and expect a western nominee.
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Washindon
D.C
Harrison
Indiana
Nsre Morss
Indianapolis Sentinel
Paris
Reed
Secretary Gresham warned of abrupt break with China under Geary law
Note says the Chinese government informed Secretary Gresham that once the Geary law is enforced all diplomatic relations between China and the United States must cease. The report frames the potential diplomatic rupture as imminent upon law enforcement.
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Gresham
United States
Presbyterians suspend Dr Briggs over unsound doctrines
By a vote of 383 to 116 the Presbyterian General Assembly rules that Dr Briggs espouses unsound and unsafe doctrines and suspends him from the ministry. A pension office reorganization is also announced with a commission appointed to reform the public service.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Briggs
Presbyterians Defrock Prof Briggs for heresy verdict
The Presbyterian General Assembly, voting 383 to 116, suspended Charles A Briggs from ministry after finding his teachings contrary to scripture and church standards. Briggs remained defiant, affirming prior defenses and submitting an autograph letter to Dr Baker. The assembly also approved a Columbian exhibit audit and upheld the Bible as the inspired word with human autograph errors.
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Hinaios
Kriggs
Presbyterian General Assembly
Dr Baker
Briggs
Briggis
Baker
Greorge
Committee of the Assembly
Presbyterman Church
NSA
Briges
General Assembly
Appellee
Hoyt
Assembly
Presbytery of
New York
Charles A Briggs
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Committee On Finance
Saratoga, N
Yoo
Assembly of
Sug
Pension Office Reorganization in Washington
The pension bureau made key appointments including Charles M Nevitt of Syracuse as chief clerk and A A Aspinwall of Pennsylvania as chief of the Board of Review. Other posts filled include John Ho Anthony as assistant chief clerk and Frank Bo Anderson as law clerk. A commission aimed at public service reform named three members. A separate suit involving Congressman Conn of Elkhart arose from claims on Eugene Dupont's patent. Additional notes cover Worlds Fair stopover tickets and railroad progress toward faster Chicago to New York service.
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Charles M.nevitt
Syracuse
Noy
AW Basher
Speer Ainner John Ho Anthony
Withers
Frank Bo Anderson
Virginia
Wor, Kailer
A A Aspinwall
Pennylvania
Board of Review
Roy Dunman
Tames Roo Frmtts
Indiana
Public Service
Washington
Joint Commission
House
Senate
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
E. Rinehart
RE. W. Sells
Chicago
Charles W. Haskins
New York
Treasury Department
Conn. Elraart
Ind
Eugenie Vanderbergen
Philadelphia
Marie Wertz
Eugene Dupont
Washington, C
United States District Court
C. Conn
Elkhart
Conn
St Lori
St. Louis
St Fours
Florissant
St Louis
Tada
Pool Teons
Ator Telford Simee
Cits
Kallroading
Lake Shore
New York Central
Poston
Peepee Tyers
New Yorl
Lacal Civca
Far Directory
Phas
Tagnes J. Plissh
Pigerio
Wasm
Plas Mic Haigh
Vaver Haartisan
Hudre Henkins
Tognan Ress
Parek Accuion Isonet
Treasury
Carlisle
Wabash and Canadian Pacif ic Lines announce summer tourist rates
The Wabash and Canadian Pacific Lines select the official Nebraska defection route via Chicago to Montreal with through day coaches Buffett sleeping cars and new tourist cars at 7h0 cents each, good to Sept 15. Summer tourist tickets go on sale June 1 with multiple routing options including rail and steamer via the St Lawrence. Tickets available at Farnam Omaha 201 Clark Chicago Dearborn or NWP Agent Omaha Neb.
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Montreal
Chicago
Nebraska
St Lawrence
Thousand Islands
Wuenee
New England
United States
Canada
Farnam Street
Omaha
Clark Street
Dearborn Station
Crayres
Nwp
Bloody crime in Nebraska village shocks June report
Mrs Fred Sargent was shot by her husband Fred Sargent in Racine Neb after a jealousy dispute. He then tried to cut his own throat and was found in a ditch and arrested. Earlier notes mention ongoing legal actions about Sunday closing and Bering Sea arbitration delays. The article also covers silver repeal prospects and treasury gold movements.
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Nebraska Village
Rarine Chiak
Fred Sargent
Sargent
WF Reavis
Reavis
Sarpent
Live Stock and Produce Markets Quotation Roundup
Market notes from New York Chicago St Louis Omaha and Fifeshire list current prices for live stock and produce. Prices reflect bids asks and closing levels across major commodities with a snapshot of trading activity in the period.
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Osceola Record
S. H. Campbell
Publsoher
Bepuontaatina
RCD
Osceola
Ameria Rolling Stock Company
South
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Bute
Tecumseh Journal
York County
Snarks & Cadman, Lincoln
Carr
Caroline Smith
Hubbell
Fievers
Humane Societies
South Dakota
Cyrus
Topeka
Kan
Schaeffer
Kansas
Vera Cruz
Pension Office
Wasnivaton
Bureau of Pensens
Nit Dana
New Nampshire
War and Navy
W Filer
Boe Crabbe
WY. Reynolds
Frearge T Kibble
New Jersey
AH V Pard
Pennsylvania
F He Allen
John J. Kynestone
Minnesota
Record
E. J Tatten
Electric
Ireland
Padlint’s
United States Army
Y. Pos. C. E
Ben.jamin Pranklin
Porvopius Diwiseh
Vohemian
Tricity
Nerous
Vasmivaros
the Star
Adall
Congress
Finance Committee
Semator Voorhees
Vr Cleveland
Bering
Amercan Commission In Arts
Bering Sea
Sip
Beringsia
Quebec
Wilb
Mercier
Robert Lincoln
Wasntvecox
Robert T. Lincoln
Provernor
Ohio
Melvan Ley
McKinley
Robert Laneeln
Ulmer
Itas Bens
Dane Phere Wall
House of Representatives
Wenoter
Alabama
James Goality
Martin Wo Whatley Popals
California
So Hilhorn
Phir
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Vetes
Hela
Thomas Eo Wart
Pines
Tewis Stewart
Punston
Ph Bo Moore
Bo oRa Hiatrdson
Dnembea Thearbes
Per- Knap
Missoni
Gates
North Carolina
Thomas Settle Repulsiae
Withaeas
Elatin Pn
Bennmessee
Salow
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Nereinia
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Tata
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Bernie Slo
Wits
S&s
Amick
Cincinn
Harge
Amuch
Pilenci
Fernale
Hugalwas Agreat
Wesal Health
Price
Romeay
Joseph R. Hofflin & Co., Veuggist
Minneapolis, Minn
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Srt Boves
Wien
Liebig’s
Mailea
J.R. Hofflin % CO
PIA
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Scientific American Agency For
Broadway
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New York City
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