10 Oct 1877
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1877
Page
1
Reports from the east detail Russian and Turkish actions around Pleven and Loftcha with casualties and fortifications noted. In the United States, political platforms push for tariff reform labor rights and monetary policy while state conventions nominate officers and voice strong anti corruption stances.
A Wells Fargo coach from Eureka to Tubo was attacked by four masked men near Willows station. Messenger Blair and Brown repelled the robbers, wounding one fatally and incapacitating another. The gang then fled north after plundering the express car of gold and cash, while authorities launched a broad hunt with rewards offered and sheriffs pursuing leads across the region.
General Fercien News reports French prefects ordered to halt Thiers address posting. Yellow fever rages at Vera Cruz Mexico injuring many. A fire at St Gregorio Ruebec kills Gouzio and family, servants escape. India faces an estimated seven hundred fifty thousand famine deaths in the past year.
Waaraant M. Urroy is named Second Comptroller of the Treasury while Cardinal Sixtomaro Sfarzo of Naples dies at 67 after elevation to the College in 1846. SENATOR Suanon declines attending the upcoming special Congress session. President Hayes plans to attend the Frederick Maryland agricultural fair on Thursday the 11th with Cabinet members.
October figures show six per cent bonds five per cent bonds four and a half per cent bonds and four per cent bonds. Total coin bonds amount to 2,202,767 dollars with a 27,123,816 value in tenet vassawene.
Grand Jury charges embezzlement against officers of Protection Life Insurance and savings banks. Indictments include railroad bandits and Chisholm massacre participants. Forgery ring found in New York with over 200000 in forged Atlantic Mutual scrip. Pacific Mills embezzlement totals 150000 involving clerk George R Waterman.
The remark notes that health outcomes improve when proper conditions are observed, suggesting the country leans toward favorable health prospects under correct policies.
Commercial and trade activity shows rising expectations for winter shipments of oysters to Europe, stronger fall trade in the dry goods sector, and brisk New York fall trade helped by Southern merchants. Reports note increased exports to Italy and Germany, signs of renewed confidence, and improving prospect across the South and West. Data on imports and exports for the year so far are provided, with New York totals and bank assets and liabilities from the Bank of France.
Reports from Clinton Iowa and Cleveland show mills idle awaiting higher water and logs while Turene and stoyes employ nearly 1,000 workers. Cleveland port has received 400000 tons of iron ore this season. Lake Champlain sees a 138280 cubic foot bulk carrier pass. Iron trade remains gloomy with little hope for near improvement. Inventions enable cards to be buttoned by machines, replacing twenty workers per machine.
Vo Dallas Commercial estimates Texas wheat crop at 7,500,000 bushels. Spain reports magnificent harvests in wheat, fruit, and wine with over half exportable. Wisconsin tobacco in 1872 exceeds growers’ best dreams. Nebraska and Western Iowa fences show corn condition with yield likely to be larger than prior year, 50 to 75 bushels per acre. Wheat 22 bushels, barley 25 to 50, quality improving. Farmers hold harvest for firmer prices.
Sol Kimball of Warren County spots a buck from his breakfast table then uses a single loaded rifle to stalk a ravine. He shoots and misses the buck but kills two deer nearby and a gobbler turkey. He then tree lines a covey of partridges, calling to entice them, and shoots each bird as they approach. Hugh J. Jones, Esq., testifies to the tale of the hunt and notes a medical note on Adeline Patti’s sister shows a disease.
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