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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1893

Page

2

Nebraska Notes From The Niobrara Region And Beyond

Rural and town news from Nebraska recounts graduates at Niobrara High School J A Cook named postmaster at David City and the Richardson County Chautauqua set for Salem in July Also reported are county land assessments farm events bee culture and accidents including lightning at Thayer and a shooting incident in Omaha The town of Laurel Cedar County starts a paper The state’s political scene focuses on Congress rules and tariff debates with Gen Catchings predicting shifts in free coinage and Sherman Act repeal dynamics.

Wight Niobrara J. A. Cook David City Richardson County Salem Teachers’ Institute of Uning Nebraska Urus Stockville W. . Artman West Point Chicago Ogden Columbia Thayer Ter Derry Pawnee Ashlond Vurglers R. Peters Treighton McPherson County Hayes Center Hastings Cotner University Lincoln Iplomas Kev E Simpson Episcopal Church York Council Bluffs Laurel Cedar County Bk S Colvin Greeley County Harrison Coleman Knox County Las Dwelling

New York Gold Trade Talks Highlight Export Need

Alexander Well of Lazard Frères states no gold imports are justified now despite a $1,000,000 shipment. He notes Europe’s speculators seek securities, long-term certainty from silver repeal, and warns lighter imports and higher oil exports if grain holders remain tied up.

New York Alexander Well Lazard Preves Pro Urope Europe West

Attendance at the Fair Shows Week by Week Totals

A historical listing records fair admissions from May 1 onward, totaling 3 408 458 across weeks with varying daily counts. The notes mention weather, closures, and unrelated regional updates alongside the table.

Jane Shane

Experimental Farm Closures Signal Policy of Austerity

Washington reports Secretary Morton will abolish the Garden City experimental farm in Kaw due to unprofitable alfalfa trials and high costs. The move targets wider downgrades of U S experiment stations as wasteful cranks gain seats. Banking and real estate news from St Louis highlights strong equity, cheap loans, and growing construction ahead of the World’s Fair.

Washington Morton Rusk Gardenity Kaw Garden City Agricultural Department Chicago Kansas City

Sinking of Victoria After Ram by British Battlefleet

Terrible disaster during Mediterranean maneuvers as the battleship Victoria was rammed and capsized. Commanders and many crew perished. Admiral Tryon among the fallen. Reports describe the ship sinking to eighteen fathoms while rescue efforts and inquiries begin.

Adaral George Tryon K. Bo Commandorat Mediterranean Victatia Bes Bertaw Adaaneal Maahdiam Che Victoria Sel House of Coummons Bowtad Wilco Simoe Psvco Besroot Tripoli Speodal Phi Iter Coronel Neston Peran Malta Toon Ian Verine Hetadvan Edias Atace Tycler Os Naval Wien Tavtele Alteerether Maval Peaple

Destructive Cyclone Rips through Berry Kansas and Jefferson County

A devastating cyclone swept eastern Kansas from Williamstown through Berry and Jefferson County. It left widespread ruin, with at least twenty feared dead and thirty businesses destroyed. Eleven bodies recovered, many injured, and conditions hinder further counts.

Kansas Berry Kan Williamstown Jefferson Jong Nota Lo Fo Evans John Hutchinson Samuel Kincaid Clara Kincaid Sadie Wkincaid Walter Kincaid Eva Kincaid Wallum Kincaid Samuel Stewart Mrs. Graepfert Vas Solhe Lions Tommy Goepfert Rose Goepfert Ares Rose Gray Horace Gray Arthur Jones Walter McCracken Lous

National Board of Health Proposed in Congress

June 23 The plan creates a national health board with headquarters in Vastivaros to cooperate with state and municipal authorities on sanitary improvements. It would be presided by a physician serving for life barring death misfeasance or inefficiency and include the surgeons general of the army navy and Marine hospital service. Members from each state and territory would be appointed for at least six years. The board would meet in Vastivaros at most every two years unless an emergency. It would hold independent legislative general and executive powers, a bold feature likely to provoke controversy.

Washington Gen. Catchings Mississippi House Committee On Rules Congress Committee On Rules St. Louis Br. Bovis Ino Chicago Massouri Ihe St Lous St Tos Ilinos Missouri Iowa Nebraska Ilinois Crow Batdorf Miltiam Col Wetmore Colon Fifth Provisional Regiment of Jackson Park St Louis United States Surgeons General Army, Navy and Marine Hospital Service

Treasury Quarantine Regulations Overrule Prior Rules In Commerce Effort

Secretary Carlisle orders all treasury and consular officers to enforce the new quarantine regulations dating from 1863 and amended later and revoke prior circulars. Detentions must be justified but the aim is not to hinder vessels. telegraph reports of detained vessels are required. In another note, pension funds show no deficiency for the current year with a projected small surplus to the treasury. In Georgia, Frank Harney faces arrest after allegedly beating and killing his 2-year-old daughter near Carneysville, with community tension rising and potential vigilante action debated.

Washington Carlisle Treasury Treasury Department Secretary of the Treasury Marine Hospital Service Atlanta Frank Harney Carnesville Harney

Presidential Appoints Commissioners for Chippewa Negotiations

Washington June 24 report states President names Henemin Williams of Obama as commissioner to negotiate with the Chippewa in Minnesota under the 1839 act. Bernard Arntzet of Illinois named special agent to allot lands in sea to non reservation Ludiana, proved March 3.

Washington Pres Dent Henemin Williama of Obama Minnesota Bernard Arntzet Illinois Bey

Bailey Agrees to Pay 41 Million for Hiek's Share

Bailey reportedly agrees to pay about 41 million for the Hiek estate share as heirs contest the deal. A chaotic scene follows in New York with businesses closing and crowds gathering to learn details of the settlement and related river concerns.

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