Nebraska News And Notes From The Beatrice Era
The item reports numerous local notices including the organization of Union Savings Bank at Beatrice, a Woman's Relief Corps mustered at Burchard, and school principal selection for Wisner. It notes corn production in Pawnee County, burglaries in Plattsmouth, a lightning strike on Arapahoe church, Duroc misprints, and various civic events such as camp meetings, G A T reunion tents, and county party conventions. It also covers runaways, circus pickpockets, court costs, runaways, and local accidents with injuries, plus several small farm and weather notes and local legal actions.
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Union Savings Bank
Beatrice
Burchard
John Hume
Bir
Tiut
Anna Schrempp
Hartington
Iowa
Pawnee County
Plattsmouth
Methodist Episcopal
Arapahoe
Cedar County
Boone County
Peoples Independent Party
A.d
Frances Rathburn
Dakota Ciy
Coleridge
Fremont
Grand Island
Sherman
Long Pine
Showers
Ust
Iarricson
Franklin
Yoru
Jacob A. Morrow
Lincoln
Agricultural Insurance Company of Watertown
Paxton Hotel
Omaha
Trump
Nebraska City
A. S. Paddock
Hon
J. C. Watson
G. A. K. Voys
Septtember
Franklin Dispatch
Oakland
Hayes & Flanagan
Bankery
Carl Larsons
I Grovery
Toas
Armstrong
Garret
Avoca
Gilbert Gayler
Elm Creek
Madison yacht club organized with steam vessel
A Madison based yacht club forms to operate excursions aboard a steam yacht then under construction. Reports from Lincoln describe county political nominations, arrests, hospital progress, and crop condition notes across Nebraska with various local incidents and economic updates.
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Madison
Newman Grove
Lancaster County
Adam Hittenbender
Jucce
Leonora Perky
James Cronan
Jonn Ennis
Beatrice
Hanover
Kan
Kansas
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Lincoln
Norfolk
A. C. Snyder
Omaha bids to host the Republican National Convention
Washington reports that Omaha aims to secure the 1892 Republican National Convention with a plan to cover costs for 100,000 attendees. The city touts its population growth, banking strength, and beef and pork industries to back a guaranteed event.
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Omaha
Wasitnaroy
Republiian
Washington Star
Omiaha
Omana
Actly
U00
New England
Pachinas
Delegation Seeks Mobile Start for Central American Steamers
A Mobile Alabama delegation led by Senators Morgan and Pugh and Representative Clarke met Postmaster General Wanamaker to press Mobile as the starting point for steamship service to Central America and other ports. They will file a written statement with inducements to include a direct Mobile service in the current advertisement.
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Wassavnctos
Mobile
Alu
Wanamaker
Morgan and
Pugh
Clarke
Alabama
Sabin
Commercial Club of
Moulle
Department
Mobilie Direct
Itdsan
Vast upheaval and fire devastate Jewish quarters in Mass
From Mass to Wis, July 29 reports tell of Russian Jewish arrivals facing ban measures, a deadly blaze in a hamlet injuring many as a mob attacked. Firefighters battled flames, with deaths and fear of more, while authorities moved to send survivors to Saber uh and police detained a young man amid arrests. The bulletin also notes prison population shifts across states, including Pennsylvania leading with 2,586 prisoners and Vermont recording a decrease, plus a rail crash update and Indian school improvements in Washington and Bridgeton.
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Lostus
Mass
Korseian
Kuiung
Crus
Aviwarea
Manana
Saber
Presoners
County Jans
Conty Julia
North Atlantic
Conn
Pennsylvania
Vermont
California
Dakota
District of Columbia
Miinola
Maryland
Ohio
Oregon
Yexdd
Wyoming
Gold strike reported from Red River by Dr Poyner
Aaron P Parker reports from Orangeville that Dr. Poyner of Palermo Washington has made a fabulous four foot ledge on Red River thick with gold. The tip comes via Herbert Walls who traveled from Elk City with the news.
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Stokanet Fars
Wash
Aaron P. Parker
Idaho
Orangeville
Herbert Walls
Elk City
Poyner
Palermo
Waah
Red River
Legal Tug of War Over Bridge Monopoly Resolved
In Chicago and Omaha courts, judges weighed the Union Pacific bridge case against the Koed Island and Rock Island lines. Justice Brewer read his opinion as attorneys watched. the decision favored Koed Island and affected railway conduct and specific performance. General Manager St John hailed the Omaha ruling as significant for Rock Island, though the courtroom was filled with cautious predictions and lively argument.
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St. John
Wright
Hook Island
Omaha
Lincoln
Union Pacific
Vestries
Chicago
Colorado Springs
Denver
Missouri River
Omana
Beaprice
Jay Gould
Hock Island
Ostana
Sep
dJay
Justin Krewer
Gude- Troy
Lavon Pacific
Koer
Aliwankee & St Pawruga Agaial
Union Latifice
Thurston
Rees Island
Krawer
Doring
Dillon
Court of Equity
Brewer
Caicaco
United States Court
Rock Island
Omaha Bridge
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Nebraska
Buea
Custer County
Peter Garager
Aloion
Sue
Uwiesienca
Cays
Randolph
North Nebraska
Ing
Messia
Bogart & Knee
Battle Creek
Losey
Hubert Maxwell
Edgecombe
Albion Argus
Crete
Wim
Review OF Foreign Commerce and Immigration
Tion
Fpreae
Warntsa
X ‘Kuritituc
Imussion
Bureau of Statistics of
Treasury Department
United States
U.L
Sons &Ids
Onerstien
Clevroer
Tamnica Greytown
Uoson
Minwatkrr
Wis
Weil Milier
Alalwaacee
St Paul
Jon Iechacrea
Mr Mier
Avery Bate
Gerson
Mr Moaerstein
Fom
Wwe
Syed
T.a
Gotha
Viinoneres
Txco
Lledd
Vlethus
Childress
Deelston
Colon Pacifice
Mock Island
Paris
St. Maude
St Maude
Ergis Cepecknay
Gages
Cass Ood
Puard
Lee Vrutnerie Ag
Prague
Gerd
St Marceau Tin
St Mange Ata Varennes
Aunkere
Wis. Oninneler
Abu
Wecausa
Wasuisotox
Achorshop
Ireland
Cape May
Morgan Consu
South Dakota
Ace
Cheyenne Agency
Forest City
Es.arce
Pine Ridge
Hosebud
Lau
Sioux Couny
V.cre
Hae Suta
Ted
Flanaure
Rover
Freind
Ang
Say Ineana
A. Cay
Nan Immensy
National Education
Jraa Deseen
Liberale
Jne
North Ordiisbeck
Cambridgeshire
Moerata
A Arhirrand iIbersl
Duncan
Conservatve
ASSES
Xepsn
Jona L.gby
Minke
Butler
Tomalvet
Jtanns
Sblgeatrs
Gia Bheep
Nathvedsrecereee
Si. Louis
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