Ex Senator Paddock Returns to Beatrice in Nebraska News
Nebraska briefs report former Senator Paddock back in Beatrice amid a wide mix of local items. The community notes fewer saloons, rising burglar incidents, postal thefts, and various civic happenings including schools, rail plans, and a Beatrice starch company connection.
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Paddock
Beatrice Beatrice
Ashland Driving Park Association
Kestwick
Vistings
Cedar Rapids
Business Troubles Taunt Major National Banks
The Columbian National of Chicago and the Capital National of Indianapolis face forced cessation after a book audit. The National Committee of the Republican League announces the action as a new feature of the fall scene. A bicyclist confronts a dromedary under electric glare.
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Columbian National
Chicago
Capital National
Indianapolis
National Committee of the
Republican League
Bank failures ripple through Chicago financial scene
The Columbian National Bank and Capital National Bank suspended operations amid rumors of loan troubles and heavy drafts. Reports tie the collapses to Chemical and Sioux City loan losses and a broad run draining deposits, with assets and liabilities shown as roughly 4.15 million.
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Chutcago
Columbian National Bank
Indianapolis
Bank Lycaiminer Sturges
United Sates National
Chemical
Columbia
Dwaggeens
Farnre
Ayerainst
Siouxity Loan
Mnprasapotrm
Capital National Bank
Chemical National of
Capital National
Premer Steel Works
Tias
Capital Bank
Newly Elected National Committee of Republican League Named
Poinsvirte May 12 The newly elected national committee of the Republican League is listed by state with representative names for Alabama through Idaho including EF M. Smith Arkansas H. M. Cooper California I. M. Trumbo Colorado N. K. Basehnell Connecticut Edmund L. Lindsay Delaware Charles Follopper Florida John C Greeley Hidnow BE. Judd Indiana WL Taylor Town F Doll Kansas M Miller Kentucky W EK Riley Louisiana D M Lines Maine Joe E Manley Maryland George R Gaither Massachusetts J Henry Gould Michigan Henry A Haight Minnesota TE iarnes Missouri John F Flannigan Montana J P Collins Nebraska E J Slaines New Hampshire S J Jewett New Jersey Frank P McGowan New York James A Blanchard Ohio H W Gardner Pennsylvania Major L G McCauley Rhode Island HE Lee Week Tennessee E S Ashcroft Texas Hoy McGreggor Washington John T Wilson West Virginia S 2 Elkins Wisconsin O Lo Rosenbaum Oklahoma TG Risley tah Hoy Sherman Idaho 1 Heilman
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Alabama
EF. M. Smith
Arkansas
H. M. Cooper
California
I. M. Trumbo
Colorado
N. K. Basehnell
Connecticut
Edmund L. Lindsay
Delaware
Charles Follopper
Florida
John C Greeley
Hidnow
BE. Judd
Indiana
WL. Taylor Town
F . Doll
Kansas
M. Miller
Kentucky
W. EK. Riley
Louisiana
D. M Lines
Maine
Joe E. Manley
Maryland
George R
Tennessee
ES. Ashcroft
Texas
Hoy McGreggor
Washington
John T Wilson
West Virginia
Elkins
Wisconsin
O Lo Rosenbaum
Oklahoma
Risley
Sherman
Idaho
Heilman
Exports of breadstuffs report and local real estate tragedy
The report to the treasury lists April 30 totals for breadstuffs exports with declines from last year. In San Francisco W H Morgan a noted real estate man killed himself with a self-inflicted wound in his California Street office. He owned Belvedere Land Company and left a wife and child, having lived in the area nine years after moving from St Louis.
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Wasnivetos
Bureau of Statistics
Tresury Department
San Francisco
Cal
Morgan
California Street
Organ
Belvedere Jand Company
Belvedere
Bay
Marion County
St. Luis
City Hall Sale Highlights St Louis Railway Growth
The old City Hall at Eleventh Street between Market and Chestnut sold for $3 300 per foot amid city lore on a busy day. The piece notes St Louis rail traffic booms as MK MT offices move in, electric roads replace horse cars, and business travelers flock to the city via special trains and trips. It highlights the Spanish Club sending trains to Mexico and a large trade outreach effort to attract merchants to St Louis.
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St. Louis
Eleventh Street
Market and
Chestnut
MK & T
St Louis
Reading
Chicago
St Lows
Fair Grounds
Hese
Jis
Mesxico
Republic
Lac
St Tonis
Anti coal convention called by governors in Chicago
Twenty six state governors including Nelson of Minnesota call for a inter state coal combination and unlawful trusts conference to meet in Chicago on June 6 1893 with ten delegates per state and a plan to hold at Central Park Hotel Chicago amid debates over venue and representation.
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Chicago
St Patt
Minn
Mey J
Nelson
Gov Russell
Massachusetts
Pattison
Mennsylvania
Altgeld
Illinois
Michigan
Rhode Island
Minesota
Tenations Donnelly
Jos Nelson
Central
Tam
Minnesota
Ohio Congregationalists Protest Sunday-Closing Agitation
The Congregational State Association of Ohio representing 30 000 in gingers in Toledo protests the Sunday closing agitation at the Columbian Exposition. Exposition managers ignore religious conscience outside Chicago and fear thousands will stay away if the fair opens on Sunday. Jo o M. Menrhrry Moderator.
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Ohio
Jo O M. Menrnryy
Body of Roehle Found After Sing Sing Escape
The body of Frank W Roehle, who fled Sing Sing prison with Thomas Pallister, was found yesterday at 45 Dock in the Hudson River opposite Rockland. Three fishermen towed the body to the upper deck and alerted State Detective Jackson and Keev er Connaughton, who identified the corpse by prison shoes. A second body may lie further down the river, as searching parties hunt Pallister’s remains in the river.
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Roehle
Sing Sixe
N.Y
Frank W Roehle
Thomas Pallister
Sing Sing
Hudson River
Rockland
Daretis
Wanderer
Jackson
Pameapal Keever Connaughton
Pallister
Night opens at Exposition with electric fountains and lights
Chicago May 130 Exposition grounds will stay open Saturday night for a public viewing of the electric fountains and lighting displays. The entire electrical system will run for the first time with the MacMonnies fountain in full operation and lights along the lagoon. Three bands will perform and several pavilions will be accessible on the inaugural night.
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Chicago
Exposition
Counter
Mae Monnies
Grand Court
Lake Shore
MacMonmies
Schuckert
Randa Mines
Higinbotham Sata
Revolution in Nicaragua Exposed in State Department Dispatch
A May 1 dispatch shows the U S State Department receiving word that revolutionaries allied with ex President Adolfo Diaz have seized control of Nicaragua from the government. Negotiations and orders direct vessels to the West Coast to support delayed efforts and secure key ports amid unrest.
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Washington
Avatla
Tio Geta
Dores
Sertars
Hanadatdone
Greshan
State Department
Lay
Dbasua
Atlanta
Phace
Hotoas
Reirer
Ie Vi Thopee
San Francisco
Proud families welcome new births and deaths noted
The record reports multiple births and a state of affairs including several marriages and infant counts. It mentions Mrs Hodonney and Mrs Dinnes with new baby girls, plus a general note on postmaster general Passei reporting deaths of clerks on the railroad line, and a regret over department authority for further action.
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Way
Passei
Alfred Ro Chadwick
Alesse Leone
Charles
Fragmented OCR Summary Noted For Record
Incomplete OCR text provides sparse words and symbols. No clear event, names, or locations are discernible for a proper headline or summary.
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