Daily Personal News Highlights Omaha Travel
In Omaha today for business and visiting, numerous residents travel by mail and fast trains. Local figures including clergy, farmers, teachers, and merchants frequent the city for football games, court, and social visits with several trips to Lincoln, Crete, Hamburg, and Council Bluffs.
How Hayes Won and the Times Backed It Up
An 1876 New York Times incident shows editor John C. Reid reversing a Tilden signal after a late note from Senator Barnum. Presses stopped, reporters wired Republican leaders, and Hayes was proclaimed winner as the dispute led to the electoral commission.
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Tilden
Grant
White House
Hayes
New York
Herald
The
Times
the Times
John C. Red
Barnum
Reids
Florida
South Carolina
Oregon
Louisiana
Haye
Reid
Fifth Avenue
Zach Chandler
Michigan
W. E. Chandler
New Hampshire
Republican National Committee
Popular Wedding at Alvo
Last Thursday evening at Alvo a prominent Cass County wedding united Miss Arzella Bennett daughter of Mrs. James Bennett and Geo. P. Foreman Jr. in a ceremony by Rev. Story. Attended by many relatives and friends, the event was praised as one of the locality’s notable unions reflecting the couple’s esteemed family standings. The Journal extends congratulations to the newlyweds and their families.
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John Faler
Omaha
Mignoutte Cook
Dr. Cook
William C. Ramsey
Court House
Alvo
Arzella
James Bennett
Geo. P. Foreman
Rev. Story
Suspects Arrested In Wake Of Papillion Murder Rumors
Rumors spread of two murderers in the Weeping Water case linked to John Sauter. Deputies in Papillion and Springfield nabbed suspects twice, but authorities found them not to be the killers. A missing Eichner farm team later found drowned and injured near Chalco after breaking loose.
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Papillion
Ralston
Weeping Water
John Sauter
Spearman
Cass County
Springfield
Missouri Pacific
Louisville
T. J. Wright
Sarpy County
Eichner
Richland Precinct
Chalco
Papillion Times
Household Lamps and Chandelier For Sale
Auction style note offers several hanging lamps and a chandelier for sale at cheap prices. Contact phone 273. P. E. BurFNFR invites Kodak goods shoppers to see Gering & Co for related items. They know how.
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P. E
Kodak Goods
Gering & Co
Attachment Notice in Plattsmouth City Nebr
On October 1 1:05 MS Archer justice of the peace issued an attachment order for 0400 in a case before him. Plaintiff William Holly vs defendant Frank Krecek. Money in the possession of C B K Q KR Co. attached as defendant property. Hearing continued to November 1 at 9 a.m. William Houny, plaintiff.
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Frank Strecek
Archer
Plattsmouth City
Ass Counts
Nebraska
William Holly
Frank Krecek
Poreloek
A. m. Wirnniam Houny
Plaintiff seeks judgment on failure to furnish property in Cass County
Anderson Mantooth is notified of a petition filed November 2 in Cass County Nebraska to recover 31000 on an agreement to furnish property. An attachment and garnishment were issued and served on First National Bank of Plattsmouth. Defendant must answer by December 7.
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Anderson Mantooth
Ts. DO. Dwyer
Cass County
Nebraska
First National Bank
Plattsmouth
Payne
E. A. Fletcher
First National Bank of
Mortsmouth
Concord
Sam G. Smith
Vine Streets
Saie Sale
Figest National Bank
D.O. Dwyer
Allen
J. Breson
Tired Brain Remedy Ad Promotes Quick Blood Circulation
An old advertisement touts Tunner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine as a remedy for mental fatigue and bodily exhaustion. It claims to stimulate digestion, create new blood, and nourish tired nerves, with availability at drug stores and a Chicago address for Jos. Tuiner. Wellington pipes and Gering & Co. are listed separately.
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Tunner
Jos
Will Not Stay Away
Nurseryman W H Thomas, badly beaten by Charles Hixon, has recovered enough to return to his Council Bluffs home and plans to testify at Hixon's examination Monday. He refused a demand to stay away, saying he will be back in time to appear. His team and belongings remained with Charles Miller south of the city.
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W. H. Thomas
Charles Hixon
Council Bluffs
Hixon
Journal Reporter
Charles Miller
Storm Jail Kill Slayer and Night Rider Attacks Across Tennessee
A mob of about 30 masked men attacked Roane County jail in Kingston killing George Cook, jailed for murdering ferryman John King. In Camp Nemo and on regional routes, telephone lines were cut by unknown parties. Authorities report multiple confessions implicating around 36 men in the Rankin murder and Col Taylor attack, with governors and court inquiries bringing new arrests and transfers to Nashville as investigations proceed.
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Kingston
Tenn
Roane County
George Cook
John King
Southwest Point
Camp Nemo
Samburg
Ootot
Troy
Kenton
Union City
Patterson
Nashville
Court of Inquiry
Capt. Rankin
Col. Taylor
Taylor
Rankin
Cumberland
Rives
Western Union Suspends Suspected Men at Cincinnati Offices
Cincinnati October 31 five trusted Cincinnati Western Union employees were suspended awaiting investigation after the Chicago board of trade charged market quotations were leaked to bucket shops. The chief operator Maeman the chief clerk the superintendent head of the ticket department and the head switchboard operator were removed. Two of the suspended are nephews of Superintendent Miller.
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Cincinnati
Western Union
Chicago Board of Trade
Cincinnati Western Union
Maeman
Miller
Two Killed by Train in Petersburg Collision
Bloomington Illinois October 21 William Doyle and William Finney both of Mason City were struck by a Chicago Peoria and St Louis switch engine at Petersburg Friday and killed.
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Bloomington
William Doyle
William Finney
Mason City
Petersburg
Markets Report Grain and Commodities Fluctuate Across Boards
Chicago markets show flour steady with mixed wheat prices and weaker corn while oats hold firm. Butter eggs and potatoes move in narrow ranges, live poultry prices vary by type, and New York quotes reflect dull flour and firm No 2 red wheat with December and May futures.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Lear
New York
Duouth
Chicago and Omaha Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago and Omaha reports show mixed live cattle hog and sheep pricing. Native steers in Chicago range to 7.69 for yearlings with cows and heifers from 2.50 to 6.50, hogs priced between 5.50 and 7.00, while Omaha notes steady cattle at 2.00 to 5.75 for bulls, hogs steady to slightly lower with heavy and light categories, and sheep trading 3.75 to 4.75 for yearlings and ewes.
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Chicago
Ort
Omaha
Neb
Texas
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