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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1881

Page

1

Through Sleeper Service From Lincoln to St Louis

The Burlington Route offers through cars from Lincoln to Chicago and St Louis with rapid connections at Pacific Junction. Sleeper berths are reserved via Lincoln ticket office or telegram, and Pullman sleepers run regularly from Lincoln to Missouri River and St Louis.

B. & M. Pots Nebraska Chicago Pacific Junction Tle Nortil Tancoln Missomi River St. Louis Burlington Linc Ln Missom River St Lows Lincoln Missouri River

Rail routes to the Southeast and Central States advertised

To Peoria Indianapolis Cincinnati and the Southeast. Connections at Peoria with the T B P and railroads for Indianapolis Cincinnati Columbus and all Central and Southern Ohio Kentucky Southern Indiana. Dining cars square meals 75c. Travel the B and M Line for safety comfort and speed. A Toughalin P Lowell general manager. Also a home business offer from June & Co Augusta Maine.

Peoria Indianapolis Cincinnati Columbus Ohio Kentucky Indiana

Wayne County News and Notes

A mixed local items page reports a man losing and finding a horse, churchyard disturbance by hoodlums, a boy injuring a leg near Pawnee City, and Wayne county corn quality concerns. It also notes Omaha construction plans, fire department tensions, a Webster county farmer’s crops, and Decoration Day events curtailed by rain.

Davy Crockett Wayne Review Blur Pawnee City Positon Wayne County Fremont Tribune Qinahs Nebraska Graftom Gazette Omaha Fire Department Hook and Ladder Galligan EB. G. Ryly Charla Kogterr Engine Company No 2 Ryley Futo Kusters Fighteniu Estere Kostere Kosters Webster County Omaha Grove Yard Academy of Music Merrick County Kitchen Brothers Grand Central Millard Lincoln C.ra A. Banta Herta C. Hebard Nebraska City Annie R. Schuckman Mat'a A. Treiman Minnie Williame Hastings Benj. C Arnold Brownville John Bridenbaugh Dakota City Lawrence Foster Albert R. Kine Fa''s City Frank Park Eiwin P. Unangat Clark E. M. Sargent Peru Mr. Sirgent

Frontier Foreboding and International Settlements Across a Turbulent Era

Frontier men near Hunnewell Kansas fear Indian trouble as Cheyenne leaders threaten to move within twenty days if their removal plan fails. London debt settlements end a fisheries dispute with £15,000 paid, while Ute treaty troop moves prepare for potential uprisings. Maritime memorials shift to direct relief and regional trade talks spark a Mississippi valley convention. Immigrant May arrivals top prior years, and Virginia politics segment race rules as Garfieldund Mahone factions vie for power.

United States England Mills Thornton Blaine Washington London Ontario Citizens’ Committee Merchants Exchange St. Louis Mississippi Valley West

Little Johnny on Dogs and Beaconsfield’s Bride

A fragmented reminiscence recalls a dog fight in a market ending with the buyer exclaiming at a deceptive dog and a seller quoting four dollars and seventy five cents. The text shifts to Lady Beaconsfield’s tumultuous career and marriage to Mr. Disraeli after a fortune from Mr. Wreedham Lewis. It closes with tributes to Col Thomas Scott and a quip that a true philosopher never argues.

Johnny Lady Beaconsfield Exeter North Devon Wreedham Lewis Disraeli Col Thomas Scott Iess

Notable double tragedy and arson case across cities

John Eurich a former Indianapolis officer and saloon keeper shot his wife and her father then killed himself. Mrs Eurich survived in critical condition. Maria Varcon a New York saloon keeper aged 85 was arrested for deliberate arson to burn a house with many sleeping occupants for insurance, amounting to £590. E J Stickney a Denver mining man fired on real estate agent M T Cimpan at a boarding house, wounding Cimpan and Deveraux. motive linked to blackmail over improper relations.

John Eurich Indianapolis Eurich Hs Eurich Maria Varcon Sixth Avenue New York E. J. Stickney Denver Comer Seymteeth Stous M. T. Cimpan

O'Donnell Attacks Forster Over Irish Arrests in Commons

In the Commons O Donnell attacks Forster over Father Sheehy and Dillon arrests. He denounces evictions, cites police vigilance circulars, and laments Irish distress. Reports note deaths in County Clare, Archbishop Croke’s return, and riots with troops lashed to Dublin and Thurless.

House of Commons O'Donnell Dungarvan Father Sheehy Dillon Forster Chie Ireland Groke Urgiette

New York Caucus Calls Republicans to Decide Senate Support

A Republican assembly caucus is called for May 30 in the assembly chamber to decide candidates for United States senator and to coordinate strategy amid Conkling and Platt factions. Democratic members also push for a timely adjournment and fresh elections to fill vacancies.

New York Assembly Congress Kevin Rheen Rpublicans Conkling United States Ffty Platt Mr. Conkling Merritt Robertson Baine Erastus Brooks United States Senate Senate Fowler John C. Jacobs Roscoe Conkling Francisco Kernan Senat House U. S Corkling Jacobs Wheeler Crawley Corne Wadsworth Rogers $ Miller Evoris Edick Folger White Chapman Tremaine Fenton Ward Koneroy Dutcherl Alg Nocanddae Mis C. Platt Depew Pratt Foger Laphant Carne'l Crowey Eyarts Morton Miler Francis Warner Miller Sherman Rogers Eldridge Laham Joseph H. Cheave Judge Noahav Wm. A. Wheeler George H. Sharpe Roscoe Conklier John C Jacob George P. Bradley Charles J. Folger Governor Cornell Theodore M. Pomeroy New York Senate and Assembly Rogers Ee Cow Pomeroy Jacobs Ee Cornell AE Crowley Bradley Thomas C. Platt Ener Ewes Kernan Wat Foige Wee Be Wen Davis Lapham Weed Miller Crowley Em

Treasury Debt Changes and Steamboat Law Enforcement

The May statement shows debt reductions with figures for public debt, gold certificates, silver certificates, certificates of denial outstanding, and other Treasury balances. A circular reinforces strict enforcement of steamboat laws, with officers required to obtain proof of violations and prosecutions, under penalties including fines. Col W A Cook has taken oath to prosecute star route fraud and will prepare the case for the grand jury under Attorney General McVeagh.

MicVeagh Star Route Ring Puticle Star Rowley Ring Washington MacVeagh Grand Jury Ellis House of Representatives New Mexico Stacca Eking Dorsey Senate Hmself New York Asistant Suditor Onsy Brady Aleg R. C. McCormick Treasury Department Windom Pikney Cobaugh Treasury Watch Treasury French Posrie Desi Treasury Deparment Congress Seecretary Col W. A. Cook Jane Attoney McVeagh District of Columbia

Prince Leopold and a Penny Arcade of Court Life

A long, fragmented account describes Prince Leopold’s birth in 1858, his studies at Oxford, and his life with Queen Victoria. It recounts a fictionalized tale of an American girl in Windsor and a circus vignette with performers, emphasizing illusion vs truth and royal family quirks.

Gladstone Prince Leopold Duke of Albany Oxford Scotland Duke of Edinburgh Albany Europe Count of Charles James Prizy Leopold Windsor England Republic

Kidney-Wor: the key to perfect health and strength

A brief note promotes Kidney- Wor as a universal remedy claimed to support kidney and bowel function. Presented as effective in liquid or dry form, it targets stones and related ailments, with home and farm as contexts.

The Arabian camel and the dromedary described

The article explains the Arabian camel has one hump and thrives in deserts. It notes size increases with rich food, its ability to go many days without water, and compares the dro medary to a riding camel with a slender body. It also contrasts the burden camel carrying 400 pounds at about two and a half miles per hour.

Arabia Desert Fool

Home and Its Queen and the influence of women in society

The author extols home as a Christian institution led by a true woman who shapes national destiny. It argues women influence society more than politics and praise for motherhood as shaping the nation. It notes the house as the most afflicted part is the window with many panes and worn blinds.

Whittier St. Charles Street St. Louis St.Louis Bones Tinaha Vase Ringe Mallin Monsy Poe St Charles Nicholan Ike Dolly Zach Barbara Sally Home

Debt and Poverty Eased by Herbal Tonic Says Workingman

A Workingman recalls years of hardship from illness and debt due to a sick family and medical bills. After his pastor advised Hop Bitters, he started using the remedy and within a month his family recovered. they have remained well since and urge others to try it.

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