Nebraska News Snapshot of Schools Fire and Fair
A compilation of Nebraska items notes Crete and York schools with hundreds of pupils, a fire destroying an York residence, Red Cloud bank plans, and Lincoln church dedication. It mentions state fair attendance, farm sales near Syracuse, premiums at the state fair, and various local incidents and public notices.
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Tytt
Tnt
Anegemere
Crete High School
Ee Wlattsmouth
Lenin Esbery Light
York
Tts
Alice Hawn
Peoples Bank
Monie
Red’ Cloud
Aeroprane
Lincoln
Grace Taitheran
Jack Ramseys
Syracuse
G. W. Alexander
Friend
DeWitt
Coad
Lodge Pole
Uxpréas
Fitche
Hirs
Samuel Brantner
L Plattsmouth
Bee
Missouri
Sioux City
Eliza Roburn
Jefferson County
Louis Engles
Nemads County
Crete Mills
Little
California
State Board of Agriculture
Lincoln Hotel
Ilenry Burke
Central City
Merrick County
Young Men’s ‘Christ
Sumer
Fred Beerbohm
West Point
Theodore Brochtrup
Center Township
Butler County
Broken Bow
C. H. Parmelee
Plattsmouth
John Kaffenberger
Cass County
Nebraska
Harlan County
Hills Road House
Omaha
Florence
Lake
Hill
Cohn
Nebraska” City
BOS
Bond
W. 8
Johnson
Cozad
South Omaha
South
Kansas City
Chicago
Merapolk County
McConagg
Princeton
Theological Seminary
Presbyterian
Wehool
Maha
Financial Struggle for Unconditional Repeal in Senate
Washington reports a dim outlook for unconditional repeal as the Senate shows an unwavering anti repeal front of nineteen senators. The repeal forces fail to gain converts or set a definite vote date, while opposition widens its use of Senate rules to block progress.
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Senate
Washington
House
Voorhees
Finance Committee
Bank Draft Scam Hits Banks in Southwest
In Joser Mo a bank received a $30,000 draft from an Oklahoma man who claimed to open a New York funded bank on October 1 and asked for $5,000 in gold for temporary use. The draft was found worthless after New York authorities were alerted, and the scheme reportedly has been tried on many banks across the Southwest.
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St. Joserz
Oklahoma
New York
Ise
Uncle Sam Pays the Fare for Deportation Costs
Secretary Carlisle informs Attorney General Oney that the treasury will cover all expenses for deporting Chinese under the Geary law as its means permit. The Justice Department will carry out the law. Representative Patterson of Tennessee introduces a bill in the House to amend the interstate commerce law, mirroring a measure approved by the last Congress.
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Sam
Washington
Carlisle
Oney
The
Treasury
Department of Justice
Patterson
Tennessee
House
Committee’ On
Wasuixeron
Bryan
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Mixed World and Local Events From North Adams to Minnesota
Readable items report Arnold print works in North Adams resuming after a shutdown, a Paris physician Dr. Edward Warren Brey dead, legal questions about a Strip opening, 120 suspected yellow fever cases in Brunswick hospital, Ohio army reunion at Cleveland, judge nomination in South Dakota, royal figures leaving Vienna for Hungarian maneuvers, extensive property damage from steady rain, and a fatal crash in Olivia Minnesota with George W. n, fireman Charles Heddings, and Antony Brewer among the dead.
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North Adams
Mass
Arnold Print Works
Edward Warren Brey
Paris
Brunswick
Army of
Cumberland
Cleveland
Dighton
Carson
Deadwood
South Dakota
Caritas Seiecusie
E & St. Paul Coeate Trena
Olivia
St Louis Carnival Opens With Immense Crowds and Lighted Displays
St Louis reporters describe the tenth annual exposition attracting vast crowds from Sept 1 to Oct 2. The festival features 75,000 electric and gas lights, twelve illuminated arches, and an Electric Bulletin welcoming visitors. Sousa's concert band performs four daily shows with famed soloists. Special fares and reduced rates boost attendance as art, electrical displays, and fish aquariums showcase western waters.
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St. Louis
Sousa
America
Whispers and the persistence of force in physics
The piece contemplates the enduring nature of force and matter, noting that neither is destroyed and energy persists alongside material existence. It ties this view to modern physics and its relevance to everyday life and civilization.
Descriptions of Windborne Scents Across Distances
The passage notes how odours travel long distances, with sulfur springs in Colorado detectable up to twenty miles away, prairie fires up to thirty miles, Ceylon forests twenty-five miles offshore, and foggy conditions letting travelers sense Columbia’s coast up to 100 miles distant.
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Colorado
Ceylon
Columbia
Beggar with a cornet challenges diners in St. Cloud terrace
A beggar armed with a cornet stopped before a terrace crowded with diners. When asked to play, he confessed he could not. One diner mocked him asking what use the instrument has, to which he replied that it is only a threat.
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St. Cloud
State board to locate Illinois state fairs and acquire property
The Illinois state board of agriculture may permanently locate state fairs and purchase land for that purpose. In Dubuque, Bishop Hennessy received the pallium in a solemn ceremony. Reports from Pas de Calais warn of troop reinforcement amid coal district tensions. The Green County Bank at Springfield, Missouri resumed business. A seven year old boy, Edward Hagerman, died by his own action in St. Louis. Hot Springs, Arkansas brews with shock after the shooting of James Reamy by an unknown assassin. A Sacramento court orders deportation for Chinaman Jem Leé.
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State Board of Agriculture
Ilinois
Dubuque
Hennessy
Miere
Pas de Calais
France
Green County Bank
Springfield
Edward Hagerman
St. Louis
Hot Springs
Ark
James Reamy
Jem Leé
Sacramento
Chinaman
American Born Sailors in Navy Underrepresented
A study of naval records shows American born sailors are scarce since the apprentice system began. Out of 7250 enlisted seamen allowed by law, fewer than half of those at receiving ships are native born Americans. The data indicate only about four percent of apprentices remain in naval service.
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United States
Vhe Worm Turns Publisher Testimony
Fragmentary excerpt appears to critique manuscript clarity as a struggling author speaks to a publisher. The New York Weekly notes brevity as a virtue, urging concise eloquence and innocence. The phrase state department remains without further information references Brazil.
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New York Weekly
State Department
Brazil
Governor Boies Makes Official Iowa Reception at Fair
Horace Boies governor of Iowa arrived with twenty seven staff and state dignitaries at the fair pavilion. The official party included Chief Justice Gifford and other judges, cadet escorts from the state agricultural college, and a foreign delegation reception followed by drills by college cadets and a spear drill by college women. Boies attended with his daughter Jessie Boise as host.
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Towa
Worlp
Curiaco
Horace Boies
Iowa
Green
William McFarlan
C. G. McCarthy
Byron A. Benson
J. B. Knoepler
John W. Luke
Peter A. Dey
George W. Perkins
Gifford
Supreme Court
Charles T. Granger
Josiah Given
James K. Rothrod
L. G. Kinn
State Agricultural College
J. Rush Lincoln
Lyons
Colonel C. Root
Iowa Commission
James O. Crosby
S. L. Mallory
B. Packard
H. W. Seaman
Henry Stivers
Charles Ashton
J. \. Jarnagin
A.C. Roberts
Agricultural College Cadets
Roots’ Corps
Jessie Boise
Roanoke Mob Attacks Jail After Woman Robbery
In Roanoke Virginia on September 21 a mob formed after a Black suspect Thomas Smith was jailed for abducting and assaulting Mrs Henry Bishop. Civil authorities and militia fired on the crowd, leaving several dead or wounded and the suspect hidden.
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Roanoke
Henry S. Bishop
Cloverdale
Thomas Smith
Roanoke Light Infantry
Major Trout
Bishop
Norfolk & Western
Trout
Committee blocks Everett bill on Chinese registry time
Washington reports that the committee on foreign affairs will not report the Everett bill to extend the Chinese register deadline until Thursday. Supporters say Geary opposing the measure fears Supreme Court reversal of its constitutionality, and suggest deportation appeals may compel a new Supreme Court ruling if habeas corpus questions arise.
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Geary
Washington
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Supreme Court
Supreme ‘Court
United
Pension Matters in Washington Pension Totals and Revisions
Official pension bureau figures show 55399 dollars granted since March 4 1893. The board of revision plans to dispose of suspended cases by October 10 and expects about 75 percent of these to be re adjudicated.
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Washiveton
Pension Bureau
Board of Revision
Bureau
Senate Debates Silver Standard and Repeal Bill Developments
A compilation of Senate and House actions discusses an amendment to invite Mexican and Latin American governments to join a silver standard agreement, the repeal of the Sherman act, and related floor fights. Reports cover committee debates on interstate arson, railroad crime, cloture rules, and legislative maneuvering amid continued sessions and fiery exchanges.
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Neek
Senate
Wasitnaton
Voorheés
Stewart
Nevada
Ito
Wilson
Bate
Tennessee
Dubois
Mr. Pasco
Senator Perkins
Pasco
Perkins
Jones
House
Tucker
Virginia
Johnson
North Dakota
Tammany
John S. Davenport
District of Columbia
Meed
Crisp
Peffer
Bureau of Loans
Sea Wantdt
Mexico
Central and Southmerica
Haiti
San Domingo
United States
Evn
Washington
Potter
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Gullum
Illinois
Committee On Judiciary
Capitol
Mills
Morgan
Alabama
New York
Voorhees
Platt
George
Mississippi
Gray
Delaware
Allen
Nebraska
Mitchell
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Connecticut
Wolcott
Colorado
Finance Committee
Great Britain
Gladstone
England
Kr. Wolcott
Lochren Presents Annual Pension Report to Interior
Pension Commissioner Lochren submitted the yearly report to the secretary of the interior. It shows 966012 pensioners on the rolls, a net gain of 98914 in the year, with 24715 increase claims and 31900 under the 1890 act allowed, while 115221 increase and pension claims were rejected. The year paid $156,740,467. year-end balance $2,437,371.
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Lochren
Wasuteron
Secretary of the Interior
Bureau
Treasury Receipts Show Gold Preference in New York
The September ten days report notes New York custom receipts for the first twenty days amount to 5,597,481, down 1,000,000 from last September but 60 percent paid in gold. The gold reserve stands at 94,839,702, a decline of 1,259,000 since September 1, with net treasury balance about 107,500,000. After the Strip rush ends, accidental deaths and murders and other deplorable features are noted.
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Treasury
Washington
New York
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