Stevens on State Senate Bid from Cheyenne County
The Cheyenne County edition endorses A. M. Stevenson for the 26th Nebraska State Senate seat, praising his youth, energy, legal career, and widespread cross party support. The piece also backs E. D. Slaughter of Lincoln for Secretary of State, lauding his character, ability, and broad appeal in the Republican convention.
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Lincoln
Cheyenne County
State Senate
Bate
Assembly
Nebraska
Stevenson
Grand Island
Senate
Indian removal pressure and agency actions questioned
The writer alleges strong efforts to prevent Indian removal or to persuade some to stay, claiming an agent, following department orders, delays building storage and keeps Indians “about half way” for now. The letter questions Carl Schurz pledges and warns of potential trouble if the policy continues.
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Department
Carl Schurz
Fever Plague in the South Spreads and Raises Alarm
The pestilence described as the pestilence that walketh in darkness spreads rapidly through cities and rural areas in the sunny south. Grenada Mississippi reports many dead and fleeing residents, while northern aid flows in from Boston and New York through the Howard Relief Association of Memphis.
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Cies
Grenada
Mississippi
A. D. Longstaff
Howard Med.25 and Relief Association of
Memphis
South
Boston
New York
Sidney
Bidney
Bretheren
Howard Relief Association
Tennessee
Associated Press
New Ororgans
Board of Health
Constance
Custom House
Howard Association
Point Gibson
Miss
Ocean Springs
Vicksburg
Banks
New Orleans
Balfour
Robbins
Washixoton
D. C
Jackson
General Land Office
Political Prognosticators Favor Colonel Chase for Neb Gov
JTax Council Bluffa Glebe asserts Colonel Chase has 90 percent brighter prospects to become Nebraska's next governor than any other candidate. Jacob Willian of the Glove is regarded as highly accurate in political estimates and predictions.
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Jtax
Council Bluffa Glebe
Chase
Nebraska
Jacob Willian
The
Glove
Retreats near Constantinople Impress Two Childlike Powers
The Philadelphia Times likens the withdrawal of hostile forces from Constantinople to two children stepping off a seesaw, noting careful balance and mutual trust in motives. Parallel reports warn Paris green contamination harming fish and livestock as trains and winds spread poison. state conventions set for September 25 in Lincoln and October 1 in the same city.
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The
Philadelphia Times
Columbus
Ohio
Paris
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Stonewall Jackson
State University
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