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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1889

Page

2

Nebraska Notes From Lincoln County Becomes Record

Nebraska notes report 1400 debt for county ag society. Beatrice street railway to electrify. Fremont charity ball raised 800 for the poor. Ashland pursues a creamery supply factory. Veterans associations formed in Lincoln and Lancaster. Hastings seeks oil or gas near earth surface. Diers discharged in Pulsifer case. Wiumphrey saloons close after arrest. Malone Brothers Utica store robbed of about 200. Murderer Mackey not caught at Dakota City. Prank wanted for horse stealing in Otoe County. Ashland meeting supports creamery factory site. Lincoln to get electric street railway by spring. State fair bids planning for five-year site. Diphtheria in North Platte. schools to close two weeks. Omaha bankers plan state association with 400 delegates. Cambridge roadwork death of Roadmaster Bankson. Syracuse patrolling for harness-swindle duo in Nebraska City. Lincoln postmaster Gere appointed. Rock Island line bid push in Nebraska City. Hand weights at Capitol viewed as useful. G.A.R. post may donate building as library in Hastings. Public accounts inquiries on loan and investment firms.

Lincoln County South Beatrice Fremont Ashland Nebraska Veterans’ Association Lancaster County Veterans’ Association Lincoln U Wastings Prospecting Company Herman Dlers Crowell James ‘Mackey Dakota City Sherif Wilhaan Oteo County Michael Prank Sallelt Ammoney John Dally Nebraska City Street Railway Nebraska City Gustav Oleon Ve City of Peter Row Grand Island Jastings Prospecting Company North Platte Omaha Bankers’ Association Moorman Diers Pulsifer Furst Shepard Cambridge Andrew Bankson McCook Mankson Syracuse Hainess United States Tabor Jenkins State Ilans G. A. KH Mastings Sons of Veterans Ancftor of Public Accounts Lincoln Dispatch Nebraska Secretary of State C. WU. Gere Board of Trade of Rock Island Board of Managers Furnas Smith Kearney Geo. Whitmore Coleman By Sees High School Miss Coleman Ulysses Pennsylvania Neva Sutton Session Drahemon Joseph Blahak Rising John Niesner Blahak William M McCallum Indianola Detroit Windom Mctals

Fatal pistol duel shocks Iowa neighbors near Norwalk

In Dec 19 two rival farmers Holman and Guill living nine miles northeast of Johnston Norwalk township Iowa clashed when Holman shot Guill with bird shot then Guill wrestled the gun and struck Holman’s head. Both men badly wounded with no expectation of recovery.

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House Committees Names Revealed by Speaker Reed

Speaker Reed announced the full slate of house committees listing members from multiple states and diverse regions. The long roster includes chairs and ranking members across Rivers and Banks, Foreign Affairs, Naval Officers, Railways, Agriculture, Indians, Public Lands, and many others with officials from Illinois, Ohio, New York, California, Pennsylvania, Texas, and beyond.

Whee Weston Washington Reed I House Rivers and Warriors Henderson Ilinois Grosvenor Ohio Jlerman Oregon Bowden Virginia Clark Wisconsin Stephenson Michigan Moffitt New York Townsend Pennsylvania Nedringhouse Alabama Dorsey Nebraska Conger Iowa Morris Kansas Wilbur Arnold Rhode Island Walker Massachusetts Wright Evans Tennessee Dorgan South Carolina Covert Bakely Indiana Wike Haynes Wickman Walter Carter Montana Comstock Minnesota Martine Nevada Knapp Taylor Sinois Bland Missouri Tracey Muteheler Wilcox Connecticut WiLliams Joseph New Mexico Delaorme Jfinley Kentucky Seuls Singser Ohia Vandbach Randall Masachusetts Iinois Brown Miles Conneticut Morey Baines Moore New Jersey Wallace Wek Crain Tesas Biggs California Conger Indiana O Neill St.lesy Jim Bak Issippi River Burrows Houck Brower Mississippi Jackson West Virginia Norton Boamer Lous Islan Judiciary Ezra Taylor Ohio Stewart Caswell Adama Buchanan Thompson McCormick Sherman Heed Culberon Texas Daly Rogers Arkansas Wilson North Carolia Georgia Commerce Baker Mason Hitaeds Conchl Anderson Wikham Browne Lind Stockbridge Maryland Sweeney Town Campbell Turner Phelas O'Neill Wilkinson Louistoos Merchant Marine and Fisheries J. M Fargqubar Hopkins JiMpols Dingley Spinola Wheeler Lanham Wise Robertson Louisiana Cavey Wyoming Rbantelie Maing Lodge Watson Dehaven Calliver Coleman Merbert McAdoo Whitthorne Rusk Hyatt Bingham Ketchum Iopkins Jinois Chandler Caldwell Heckwith Blount Ayers Towa Montgomery Tripln Calne Utah Perkins Gilford South Dakota Harmer Boothman Mall McCard Arizona Washngton Peel Allen Shiveley Skinner North Carolina Mare Dubois Idaho Strubletowa Rife Mercy Jerkins Nute New Hampshire Smith Maols Springer Wissols Tarnes Kilgore Mansur McCormick Pennsylvania Payne Cutcheon Oho Randall Massachusetts Siveoney

Secretary Windom Endorses Inquiries Handling In Detroit Letter

In a letter to the Detroit customs collector regarding Mrs. McCallum of Indianola Nebraska the department approves the inquiry results as substantial compliance. It notes early public disclosure of the letter was justifiable under circumstances and urges patience discretion and courtesy by customs officers nationwide. Dr. David Prince of Jacksonville Tennessee a leading surgeon in the state died on the 20th.

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Congress in 19th Century Debates and Deaths

The senate and house agendas cover naval influence on legislation, land dispostions by the war department, river works near the Kansas River, and remarks on emigration. Obituaries note Congresman Mattison of Utica who died after a poisoning incident tied to the Buchanan era.

U's Senate Abedige Vissetri Henemth Kansas River Chandler Ferel Husquisitad War Department Mir Gabeaa Californa Terry Laird ‘Townshend Cox Resata- Huns Messrs Mandersonidson Byarts Agre Respertty Beth Cobb de Presse Cerngere Secretary of the Interior Deedarig Uae Alvo Quedel Ra Congress Mmitienn Beng Utica N. Y Ilen Orsamye Mattison Reas Coute National Hotel Washington Buchanan

Exoduses of Colored Workers Hit North Georgia Plantations

An 1920s Georgia dispatch reports a sudden movement of Black laborers leaving Polk County and nearby areas. Cedartown area cabins show empty labor homes as thirty five to two families depart, with similar trends on ALSA lines toward Arkansas and at Statesboro church congregations.

Georgia Atlanta Polk County Cedartown Barton County Polk Alsa Statesborough Arkansas

Extradition Talk and Bridge Plans Across Rivers

Dec 22 report details posters for the fugitive Silcott and partner. Extradition under treaty discussed. Senate bridge specs set minimum spans and heights on Missouri, Mississippi, and nearby rivers. A separate scene notes an intruder found in the gallery during executive session.

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