Saline County claims banner status in Nebraska
Nebraska news reports Saline as the banner dairy county, a new Presbyterian church opening at Valentine, and a damaging Overton fire. Also noted are the Trans Missippi congress set for Omaha 1895, St Paul Danish paper closure, and numerous local incidents from Dunbar to Chadron including deaths, arrests, graft probes, and schoolyard injuries.
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Saline
Presbyterian
Valentine
Overton
St. Louis
Omaha
Stjernen
St Paul
State
Bee Keepers’ Association
Auburn
Nebraska State Grange
Blair
Indian Statesmen Bolt After Osage Council Split
In the Osage council in session full bloods and half breeds divide into rival factions. Full bloods hold the majority though several resist caucus discipline delaying officer selections and governor appointments. Half breeds rally, unseat a contested member, then flee by window to ride away on horses to thwart quorum and forced returns.
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GutuRe
Osage Council
Tsemswanhah
Richard Leahy
Black Dog
Manshaketah
Nekahwanashetunkah
Kolb Plans In Alabama Governorship Challenge
Populist leader Reuben F Kolb declares he and allies will take oaths in Montgomery to assert their elected governorship then protest to the legislature for an investigation into alleged election fraud. He warns of possible trouble as militia is invited and Democrats may seek conflict.
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inIncTex
N .A. Dunning
The
Watchman
Reuben F. Kolb
Alabama
Kolb
Montgomery
Cornel Oates
New Males for Diagnosing Lung Diseases
Cincinnati December 3 Special An edition of 100000 copies of Prof. W RK Amick new treatise on lung diseases has just been sent out to physicians by the Amick Chemical company. Old practitioners say the book contains the most complete set of rules for diagnosing consumption ever published. The disease is divided into distinct phases and stages enabling the least experienced to determine the condition of the patient's lungs. Indications for treating complications are given with many prescriptions. The company will distribute from Cincinnati a large free edition to consumptives throughout the county.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
W. RK. Amick
Amick Chemical Company
Train Hold-Up Thwarted in Indian Territory
Early December 1 report from Arpsone Ind Terr notes Gulf Colorado and Zante Pe railway planned a Cook gang train robbery north of town. Deputized marshals organized a guard for express and passenger runs in both directions. Suspects seen in the Arbuckle mountains yesterday.
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Arpsone
Ind. Ter
Gulf, Colorado and Zante Pe Railway Company
Cook Gang
Here
Arbuckle Mountains
Three Prisoners Burned to Death in North Carolina
In Polkton, North Carolina, three Black men named Henry Butler Oscar Thompson and Hamp May were burned to death early today after being arrested yesterday for a minor offense and jailed It is believed they tried to burn their way out during the night. the fire consumed them.
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Cianorrry
N. C
Polkton
Henry Butler
Oscar Thompson
Hamp May
Four Williams freshmen football players die in accident aftermath
In SouTuRnnner Massachusetts a midnight crash claim four lives. John Street 22, Williams freshman halfback, suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries. Victor Nelson 23 died at home from a fractured skull and broken leg. Andrew Taylor and Alfred Jinghes with Charles Shragon are feared fatally injured with little hope of recovery.
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SouTuRnnner
Mass
Dec
John Street
Williams
Victor Nelson
Andrew Taylor
Alfred J. Jinghes
Charles Shrapgon
Iimely
Free Currency Reform Plan Outlined by Secretary Carlisle
The annual treasury report to Congress urges currency reform to end government note issuance and proposes a comprehensive plan. It details public credit threats, gold reserve needs, and a multi step program including repeal of bond security requirements, guaranteed funds, safety reserves, and stricter bank note redemption rules to stabilize the financial system.
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Wasninnton
Secretary of the Treasury
Union
Congress
Carlisle
United States
Treasury
National Banking Association
United States Securities
Tariff debate and fiscal estimates in 19th century debate
The speech argues for aggressive revenue reform and lower taxes to boost industry while noting the 1849 tariff left key ores and coal taxed. It cites a 372 million revenue year, a 60 million deficit, and anticipated sugar imports affecting 1896 figures.
Financial measures debated in Congress amid free coinage contention
Washington December 5 Representatives Cox and Bland discussed financial legislation. Cox said a measure may be reported this session but passage is uncertain while Bland urged free coinage and free silver support. Senate finance committee did not decide on major financial or tariff bills. Also reports from Kansas of a farmer murdered during a home invasion and looting. State Librarian James L. King appointed to fill vacancy. Former Governor Leon Abbott of Jersey City died. Senator Sherman’s daughter Mary to marry I. McCallum.
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Columbus
Elkenbary
Cass County
Lincoln
Ben Anderson
Chapman
Anderson
Lester Stone
Nehawka
Sanderson
Auburn
Davis
Clay County
Kansas City
John C. Athey
Clay Center
Athey
Cora Slager
Kansas
Crounse
F. M. Ferguson
David City
Butler County
Ferguson
Federal Grand Jury
Omaha
Capital National Bank
Mosher
Mosher Are To Be Hauled Up. the Witnesses Are: Recever Hayden
Gerner
Slate
Stuart
Charles Hammond
R. D. Miller
O. N. Humphrey
King
Abe Talbott
Osceola
Butte
Neb
Henry Storms
John Kloke
E. L.whitting
Spen
Kloke
Cuming County
Whitting
Storms
Eleventh Judicial District
A. A. Kendall
Kendall
Joseph W. Edgerton
Marricon
Moses Anderson
Polk
York Counties
Dv. Crosthwaite
York
George Strandt
Diller
Brandt
Hick Hymans
Board Public Lands and Buildings
Supreme Court
Lincoln Asylum
Hastings Asylum For
Norfolk Asylum
Geneva
State Penitentiary
Soldiers’ Home
State Normal School
State University
Farrell & Co
Morse-Coe
American Biscuit & Manufacturing Co
Mary
Jaacob Ockander
Logan Creel
Bancroft
Emma Israelson
Laura
Emma
Maury
Miss Israelson
Washington
Cox
House Banking and Currency Committee
Hland
House Committee On
Bland
House
Congress
Senate Committee On Finance
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Homer News
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Mathews
Indiana
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Hendricks County
Ind
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James Cemper
Broomfield
Tom Root
Callaway
Henry E. Carpenter
Stanton
H. A. Autels
District Court
David L. Thompson
Falls City
Richardson County
Charles Mill
Lemuel Bancock
Valley
Supreme Court of the
Union Pacific Railway
Elias Evans
Evans
Union Pacific
Silver Creek
Merrick County
Solomon Gayton
Dodge County
George Hindmarsh
County Board of Supervisors
Elkhorn Township
Hindmarsh
Gayton
Templeton
Tekamah
Colorado
J. Schusheft
Sterling
Pearl
Bolt
MR. Kolb
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MEW
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Civil Establishment
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Postal Service
Hobbers
Wiewra
Kan
Michael McKinley
McKinley
Lhe
Torrica
Kun
Kansas Supreme Court
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Tooeka
H. J. Dennis
Leon Abele Dewi
Jersey City
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Shierman
Miss Mary
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