Nebraska Notes Alley Creek and County Affairs
Nebraska items describe church construction in Ashland and Oakland, a brick factory planned in Beatrice, a Richardson county medics society, burglaries in Humboldt and Columbus, a bridge theft near Dakota counts, a chicory factory at ONeill, and a planned hotel project in Thurston county. Also noted are a life insurance payout in Fremont, a Lincoln farmer’s loss, a bank examiner’s death rumor, and plans to move the Liberty Bell to Chicago for the World’s Fair.
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Methodists
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Beatrice
Richardson County
MWC
Jay
Bakota City
Pacine Short Live
Lundhamer
Alexandria
Gajee County
Dakota
Vawlins
G. Alr
John M. Thurston
Beatrie
Thoorah
Nebraska Legislature Debates World’s Fair Bill and Impeachment Move
State Senate and House clash over bills on taxation and public funds reform. Major actions include passage of World’s Fair bill with exhibits funding and scrutiny of state officials, plus impeachment-aimed inquiry moves and routine committee reports amid adjournment for a governor’s personal tragedy.
Centennial Proposals for Global Nineteenth Century Celebration
Colonel Peyton of Haydenfield outlines plans for a world centennial to mark the birth and death of Christ in 900 AD. He proposes selecting representatives from governments worldwide to form a council and to assemble in Jerusalem in 1960 for a broad festival during Easter.
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Haydenfield
Chiat
Reven
Jerusalem
Oregon Levy Sets Seven Mills For State Purposes
The Oregon tax levy for state purposes is set at seven mills. President Cleveland marked his 56th birthday by receiving office seekers. A Kentucky distillery fire destroyed 2,000 barrels of whisky. Hillsdale Land and Cattle Co. property in Wyoming sold for 135,000 dollars. Moscow mayor shot dead in city hall by Adrianoff. Southern Pacific reports a one thousand dollar earnings loss year over year. Governor Weber of Washington to call an extra session if Senator Allen not sent. Billiardist Jake Shaeffer injured slipping on ice. match with Sloscon canceled. National Press Club annual banquet held in Washington with novel features.
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Lynching Follows Brutal Iowa Murder at Towa
In Towa Iowa March 34 a mob hangs Lewis Frasier after he murders his wife and her sister and her baby at Hiteman. The prisoners taken by Deputy Ford were lynched at the scene, with authorities later recovering the body. Elsewhere the state revokes Mee Dean library appointment at Albion and Yar mouth posting, amid disputed politics.
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Towa
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Carbondale
Lve
George Smith
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Sherif Lewis
Iowa
Thieman
United States to Send Delegates to International Conference
Senator Jel ter discusses with Secretary Carlisle the settlement to send U S delegates to the International Conference and possible appointments to the commission. The article also notes Indian treaty talks and the opening prospects of land in the Cherokee Nation with government payments and potential settler interest. A separate report covers community unrest over a crime scene where remains of a family are found in a box, suggesting murder and linking to emigrants from near Rule.
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Jelter
Carlisle
United States
Representative McCreary
Kentucky
Jones
Senate
Mondy
Hinds
Dew
Terion Department
Reynolds
Rule
Cty
Minnesota Attorney General fights coal combine stance
Minnesota Attorney General challenges the coal industry as the Legislative Coal Investigating Committee summons Northwestern Fuel Co. of Whales Pioneer Fuel Co. of Minneapolis and Minnesota Bureau of Coal Motistics leaders. The men did not appear, while the attorney general warned of consequences. Also reported is Enoch Mowe of Rochester found guilty of attempting to bribe an elector and sentenced to ten days in jail and a ten year disenfranchisement.
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Ind
Enoch Mowe
Rochester Ind
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