Wahoo canning plant halts work for cash crisis
Long Nebraska notes describe economic woes in several towns including Wahoo, Albion, Belden, and Lincoln. Items cover factory suspensions, farm sales, a sunstroke incident, a bridge collapse, and local legal cases alongside political moves on postal savings and bank failures.
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Wahoo
Albion
Belden
George Francis Train
Omaha
Red Cloud
A. Mekin
Otoe County
Brock
Graves Body Sent East From Denver Jail
The remains of Dr. T Thatcher Graves who was found dead in the county jail while awaiting a rehearing on a murder charge were sent east tonight. Accompanied by Mrs Graves and Judge Macon the body will be buried in Thompson Conn where he was born.
Tariff Hearings Dominate Washington Week
Public interest grows as the Ways and Means Committee prepares for the major hearings on the revenue policy. The panel will hear from iron and steel interests first, with extended time, before considering wool textiles plate glass pottery and other protected industries.
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Washington
Democratic Congress
United States
Corbett-Mitchell Fight May Move to New Orleans
Trouble over glove contests at Roby threatens a venue shift for the Corbett-Mitchell bout to New Orleans. Secretary Carlisle seeks resignation of John S. Lothrop, Dubuque internal revenue collector since October 1, 1889. Tyler sets Hartford half mile bicycle record at 1 01 2 5, two-thirds of a second faster than Zimmerman. Two bodies found on Paul Holliday farm Middleton Connecticut, believed summer boarders. Henry Norman named vice regal of India to succeed Lord Lansdowne in December.
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Carlisle
John S. Lothrop
Internal Revenue
Dubuque
Lothrop
Tyler
Hartford
Zimmerman
Paul Holliday
Middleton
Conn
Holliday
Eos Henry Norman
Queensland
India
Lord Lansdowne
Congress Debates Education Dept Plan in House and Senate
Lawmakers discuss the Petters measure to create a Department of Education. Ac. Stewart of Nevada is expected to speak at length on the proposal as rules and other congressional items are considered in both chambers.
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Ac. Stewart
Nevada
Petters
Department of Education
House
Congress
Senate Debates on Silver Policy and Sherman Act Repeal
Senate discusses Galllogar bill on pension notice and Swernman era reform, heavy focus on repeal of the Sherman act, free coinage of silver, and financial policy. Debate covers Populist views, southern farmers, and Treasury coinage questions. House hearings probe Bermuda tariff impact on onions and potatoes.
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Ith
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Sion UL N@bKiska
Treasury
Committee On Finance
Absinal
Kyle
Bhine Rolijges
Peffer
Congress
Farmers Alliance
South
Gordon
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisana
Texas
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Sénaté
Stewart
Faulkner
West Virginia
Turpie
United States
Jones
Arkansas
Chicago
Cholera Invasion Reports in England London Sept 11
Sir Walter Foster said the house of commons charwoman death is highly suspicious but not likely to start an epidemic. Dr Klein found no definite Asiatic cholera in the remains. Grimsby reports deaths linked to the outbreak. Hull has no new cases but many choleraish diarrhoea cases. Grimsby total cholera cases rise to fifty with new deaths and hospital cases at Cleethorpe.
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Committee On Rules
Zs Rowt
Dolitar
Rep
Mississippi
Ohio
Catchings and Outhwaite
Reed
Reed Thab
Maine
Catchings
Iowa
England
London
Walter Foster
Local Government Board
House of Commons
Klein
Grimbsby
William Vernor Harcourt
Grimsby
Hull
Antwerp
Cleethorp Hospital
Unsuccessful Bank Heist in Derra Ends in Slayings
Derra Colorado reporting a bold Farmers and Merchants bank raid in broad daylight. Three mounted robbers attacked cashier A I Islachley, killing him, and two bandits were shot dead by Ray Simpson. A third robber escaped toward the mountains, pursued by a posse. A $400 cash haul was recovered. $100 more escaped. The incident spurs calls for enforcement of laws and reforms from the independent party convention in Nebraska and Iowa.
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Colorado
Qine
Nebraska
Iowa
S. A. Holcomb
Supreme Court
Harmony
Derra
Colo
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Kansas
Coffeyville
Daltons
A. I. Islachley
H. H. Woolbert
Ray Simpson
Mr. Simpson
State Convention of Nebraska Populists Endorses Silver Policy
The Nebraska populists convened in Lincoln with W. I. Dale as chair, nominating Molcomb for supreme judge and outlining a platform urging free coinage of silver, government ownership of railroads and telegraphs, anti church-state ties, and pensions for veterans. The convention condemned demetallization efforts and criticized state finances and bond approvals.
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Nebraska
A. Holcomb
Regents State University
Charles N. Mayberry
Pawnee
Fred Jeswell
Platte
W. I. Dale
Harlan County
D. Clem Deaver
Omaha
Pratt
Merrick
Raley
Tillmore
Devine
Colfax
Molcomb
Supreme Judge
Jones
People's Independent Party of
Congress
W. A. Melheighan
O. N. Kem
WW. J. Bryan
C. W. Mosher
Capital National Bank
Populist State Convention Nominates Full Ticket
Des Moines Ia Sept 6 The populist state convention nominated a full state ticket and adopted a platform endorsing the Omaha declarations. Delegates numbered about 300 and harmony prevailed. The platform supports the present liquor law until replacement by state or national control and sends greetings to populists in congress.
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Iowa
M. Joseph
Overnor
Ertet Nyt
A. W.O
Withrow Des Mores
Ouiaha
Peoples’ Party
Congress
Settlers Ready as Land Office Rush Starts in Caldwell
Major Swineford reports county seat relocations and predicts Enid and Pond Creek will move toward county centers within a year. Pond Creek will host a large town. roads crowd with Strippers and Rock Island trains, land office near completion, wells sunk, farms filled for rapid registration.
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Caldwell
Kan
Major Swineford
Land Office
Here
Washington
Enid
Pond Creek
Rock Island
Five Thousand Dollars Stolen From Akron Express Office
The Adams Express office in Akron was burglarized while Agent Elliott was away. The safe, left unlocked, contained $5,000 in transit and about $10,000 in receipts. Suspects include Skates, Brehm, Ed Llewellyn, Harry Laughead and Harry Miller. Laughead and Brehm were seen near the office. The State Fair closed with light attendance and an estimated $25,000 debt for the society.
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Akron
Adams Express Company
Elliott
Skates
Brehm
Ed Llwellyn
Harry Laughead
The
Express Company
Harry Miller
Tribune
Laughead
Des Mornuts
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