Nebraska News Roundup Highlights Local Fiery Events
Nebraska items report a Fremont pastor death, Ponca volunteer fire company formation, county fairs near 5000 attendance, a Blue River bridge condemned, a Seward area fire loss around 10000, and bootlegging arrest in Geneva. Also noted are postmaster appointments, drought-free fruit trials, and a child’s fatal porch fall.
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Isaac Heaton
Fremont
Ponca
Turlington
Otoe County
Greeley County
Dodge County
Nebraska
D. J. Schomerus
Nebraska City
North Pistte
Aize
Rohrbough
Prietors
Omaha Commercial College
Davis complains of presidential snub over Irish flag incident
Director General Davis recounted his failed White House audience with Grover Cleveland claiming the president was too busy or unapproachable. He faulted Director Frank Millet, asserting he had ordered the flag matter settled before leaving.
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Cuicano
Davis
Washington
Grover Cleveland
White House
Secreta Thurber
Frank Millet
Health Aid Appeal for Brunswick Sufferers
Health Officer Jenkins of New York appeals for aid for victims in Brunswick Georgia. The report lists distressed residents and asks readers to provide relief through established channels.
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Jenkins
New York
Brunswick
Ilinois Steel Company
Hayview
Wis
San Francisco
Detroit
Toledo
Statehood for Utah and other territories eyed by committee
Sept 22 WAssusnoton. A committee on territories is expected to report bills for Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahoma statehood within days. A Utah advocate predicts all four will pass, noting New Mexico’s mineral wealth and agricultural yield as reasons to grant statehood.
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Wassusnoton
Committee On Territories
Utah
Joseph
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Congress
California
Territories
District of Columbia
Union
Interior secretary reports western land office consolidations
Wasinataux Sept 27. The secretary of the interior sent a Senate statement detailing consolidations of land offices in western states. Colorado merges include Central City with Denver and Gunnison with Montrose. Kansas pairs Salina with Topeka and Kirwin with Oberlin relocation to Colby. Nebraska links Grand Island with Lincoln and Neligh with ONeill. Nevada Eureka with arsonity. South Dakota Yankton with Mitchell. Wisconsin Menasha with Wausau. Wyoming Lander with Buffalo. The action, due to insufficient appropriations and legal requirements, follows a commissioner's note on the consolidations.
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Wasninatoux
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
Colorado
Central City
Denver
Gunnison
Montrose
Hugo
Lamar
Steading
Akron
Kansas
Salina
Topeka
Kirwin
Oberlin
Colby
Larned
Golden City
Ridge City
Minnesota
Taylor’s Falls
St Cloud
Nebraska
Grand Island
Lincoln
Neligh
O'Neill
Chadron
Alliance
Bloomington
McCook
Nevada
Eureka
South Dakota
Yankton
Mitch
Wisconsin
Menasha
Wausau
Wyoming
Lander
Buffalo
Commissioner of the Land Office
New York Banks Hold Large Stock of Gold
A New York bank president said exporters can obtain gold from banks as the treasury limits gold issuance. Banks hold about 20 million dollars in gold circulating among banks and the clearing house to settle daily balances due to the treasury’s refusal to issue gold certificates. If exports surge, the banks’ surplus would be exhausted before exporters touch treasury gold.
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New York
Treasury
Clearing House
Sioux City Lines Sold in New York Auction
Word from Sioux City says the Sioux City and Northern stock and all bonds of the Sioux City O Neill and Western were sold in New York for 1,000,000. The properties were hypothecated to secure a 1,500,000 loan. the syndicate failed to pay interest. A Northern representative is reported as buyer, giving control of the two roads and terminals.
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Sioux City
New York
Sioux City and Northern
O'Neill & Western Road
Northern
Hill
Doings in Congress Report on Repeal and Elections Bill
The article surveys congressional business with the Senate debating repeal measures and the House handling the elections law bill. It notes Kansas Senator Peffer’s statement that the only compromise acceptable to silver supporters is agreed upon, alongside coverage of other Senate and House actions.
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Canada
Senate
House
Peffer
Kansas
House of Representatives
Benate
Stewart
Neva
Cleveland
National Bank
Buncom
Teller
Sherman
Quay
Congress
Palmer
Mrtewart
Tucker
Virginia
United States
Houston
We Lawson
Georgia
Daniels
New York
Lawson
Republic
Brown
Lberty
Supreme Court
Alleveland
Totin T Davenport
Hour
Republican
Massachusetts
Peoria Journal
Froeseveyd
Fnland
Hoopers
Seyd
Hooper
Hoar
Congressional Record
Cullom
Tilmats
Barnes
Mr Barnes
Northen
Gerald
Committee Ondnance
Congress in Extra Session Pushes for Silver Policy Debate
Congress opens in extra session as Senator Stewart denounces President Cleveland over silver purchases and executive power. House and Senate discuss patronage, impeachment talk, and money policy while debating the silver act and federal election laws.
Senators Seek Compromise on Silver Question in Washington
In Washington on Sept 30 a push for a compromise on silver aimed to buy and coin 3,000,000 pounds of silver monthly for three years. A prominent Republican tried to unite both sides while President supporters insisted on no amendments. Silver senators warned that setting a purchase limit during Cleveland's term would delay the impact and perhaps be better to act now.
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Cleveland
Nebraska
C Wow Tully
Rushville
George W. Miers
Neligh
James I Rhea
Holdiege
L. A Rodwell
Ainsworth
Joshua L. Martin
Blue Hill
Wm. BF. Powers
Pierce
Gage County
Willard Woods
Mowerys
John Taylor
Frank Vanhorn
Osceola
Bellevue
John Vanhorn
Polk County
Iowa
Heatrice
Walter D. IH
M. 1
Herman
Homer
Martin Dolan
Nebraska City
John Dolan
Temple
Tex
Washington
Senate
Blood Falls in Perry Saloon Row. Two Die
In Gurimir Oklahoma on Sept 30 John Dennis and Henry Jacobs both of Kanaas were shot and killed in a Perry saloon brawl. The Dalton gang planned a Perry raid but abandoned it after Texas Jack was killed and two unknown groups were active last night. A woman named slored from Farmington Maine is mentioned.
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Gurimir
Okl
Perry
John Dennis
Henry Jacobs
Kanaas
Dalton Gang
Texas Jack
Farmington
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Hay
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Smith
U.S. Land Office
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Omaha
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Gedney Pickle Company
Hubbards
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Charley Lyon
Seward
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Cambridge
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Norfolk
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Pawnee City
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Moore
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Harris
den Tenn
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Taylor
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Florida
Joseph R. Hofflin & CO
Minneapolis
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J. R. Hofflin & CO
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America
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Luthe
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Soudy Mfg. Co
Wogpre
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