Nebraska items bustle with banks bonds and fairs
Nebraska briefs report a Beatrice bank dispute sale of bankrupt stock to Belle M Cotter of St Louis for 30000, Beatrice authorities ready to pay 1 percent to creditors, a Beatrice planing mill revival, a Kearney store and farm goods losses, and a Lawrence dry goods peddler consumer scam. Also noted are a Lincoln postmaster appointment, a Hastings charity ball raise, a Fremont government building contract, and a waterworks test at North Platte. Local incidents include a death near Johnson County, a jail faultless schoolhouse move in Boyd County, and a foxing of marriages and weddings delayed by groom illness.
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Franklin
Tecumseh
Hastings
John HU. Hartley
Lincoln
Randolph
Riley Parker
Johnson County
A. B. Loose
Atkinson
Knights of Maccabus
Beatrice
Otoe County
Lawrence
E. Walker &Sons
Kearney
Belle M. Cotter
St. Louis
Jacob Peters
Boyd County
Henry Salzman
Lie
Johnstown
Plum Creek Canyon
Bank of
Broomfield
Hamilton County
William Glover
WW. EF. Wheeler
E. C. Hockenburger
Board of Education
Grand Island
District Court
Pawnee City
Fremont
Athletic Club
Tobias
J. Paston
Shelton
William Williamson
Williamson
Paxton
John McKane
Dour Suites
Ishgar
George Thebald
J. L. Ward
Grand Island Creamery
Washington
Meiklejohn
Committee On Public Lands
Mandelson
Omaha
Presbyterian Board of Missions
Fred
O. Tu Beker
Columbus
Luvary
Norfolk
Ofice
Farrell ~ Co
Looted Nebraska home and varied local news roundup
Tramps looted the Grant Zimmers home near Nebraska City taking edible supplies and a shotgun. The issue also recalls jackrabbit hunting trips, a church parsonage fundraiser in O’Connor, Nimrod Fisher near-frozen in Omaha, a murder verdict at Valparaiso, and broad county mortgage tallies for Buffalo and Colfax counties. Additional notes cover a Hastings evangelist case, a jewelry store fire at Nelson, coal thief effects near Ogallala, a hogs feeding experiment, Pine Ridge Agency fire near Chadron, a doctor shot by a former admirer, a Nemaha City killing, Dodge County grain shipments to Fremont, and rail rate impacts on farmers.
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Grant Zimmers
Nebraska City
Phil Lambert
Abe Newcomb
W. JK. Ayres
William Hayden
Henry Lambert
Kearney
Associated Charities
O'Connor
Presbyterian Church
Nimrod Fisher
Union Pacific
Omaha
Basey
Wright
Valparaiso
Wahoo
Hassey
Buffalo County
Colfax
Harris
Hastings
Holdrege
E. A Lavine
A. Houghtaling
Nelson
Ogaluila
Union Pacific Company
Pine Ridge Agency
S. D
Chadron
Oclrichs
J. E. Repass
Palisade
Hvas
May Evans
Ubsode
Miss Evans
William Argabright
South Omaha
William Smelzer
Nemaha City
Argobright
Smelzer
Auburn
Indiana
Dodge
Fremont
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Missouri River
Amick’s Consumption Cure Gains Widespread Endorsement
Enthusiastic reports from consumptive patients nationwide boost the Cincinnati physician Dr Amick whose touted treatment is claimed to halt tuberculosis. Medical journals and health officials increasingly support the cure, noting many doctors prescribe Amick’s medicines and even provide free test packages to demonstrate results, arguing the treatment’s effectiveness is within truth and conservatism.
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Cincinnati
New York Recorder
Atmick
Cyrus Edson
New York State Board of Health
Anneck
Amick
President Transmits Hawaiian Dispatches to Congress
The president sent two dispatches from Hawaii to Congress with a reply from the secretary of state. The documents discuss the November 24 interview, reactions from Dole, Thurston, and Gresham, and the U.S. policy regarding abdication and potential use of force. Also noted are remarks on inviting foreign representatives to observances and other unrelated brief items.
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Congress
Hawa
Thurston
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Willis
Gresham
Dole
Salberd S. Winks
Wo Q Gresham
Hoxonirt
Ue Dole
Lhourston Nawailan
United States
Mr. Gresham
Mr. Thurston
Berty
Lincoln League Clues Indiana Speaker Harrisons Remarks
Indiana Lincoln League delegates heard ex president Harrison address concerns on tariff policy and Democratic taxation. He defended customs duties, lamented new direct taxes, and urged support for American mills and workers while stressing patriotic unity. Community leaders and Republicans attended in Tomlinson Hall, with Reed and McKinley among invitees.
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Volspesavonis
Ind
Lincoln League
Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Reed
McKinley
Ohio
Garrison
Harrison
Tun Nelson
Terre Haute
Frank Posey
Evansville
Indiana Uniealn League
Vic Harrison
Menias
Thomas Hendricks
Joseph Ro Mc Donald
Mr McDonald
Democratic Party
McDonald
Wilson
Senate
Texation
Board of County Commissioners
McKinley Nominated by Ohio Republican Clubs
Governor McKinley was renominated for president by delegates at the Ohio Republican clubs convention in Cots Ohio Fel. 15. He appeared in response to an invitation and addressed the gathering briefly amid wild cheers from the delegates.
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Cots
Ohio
McKinley
Republian Clubs of
United States
NO VETO FOR BLANDS BILL PROMPTED BY RAYNER
Congressman Rayner of Maryland, an authorized interpreter on the floor, publicly stated that if the Bland silver seigniorage bill passes Congress President Cleveland would not veto it. He aligned with Truvevy and Cochran in discussing compromises, and suggested amending the bill to issue three percent bonds for 40 million dollars for ten years if needed.
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Rayner
Wasuinaros
Maryland
House of the
Congress
Cleveland
Iim
Trnevy
Cochran
Bland
Mr. Rayner
Methodist Leaders Confer on Conference Site Choice
The Hook Committee of the Methodist Episcopal church met at 10:30 today, two hours, to discuss the general conference 1806 site. Delegates urged Boston Saratoga Levee land Indianapolis. Cincinnati will not bid. no clear favorite emerged. Also listed are a series of military posts considered for future eliminations and a note on West Point candidates and assignments.
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Hook
Ohio
Book Committee
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Boston
Saratoga
Petroit
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Mounting political themes cloud early 1900s news from Wisconsin to New York
A jumble of short items touches on a 17 year old shooting his father in Waukesha, a New York man coughing for eleven weeks awaiting surgery, governors actions on prize fighting, and local fines for selling beer. Other notes include a proposed New York city consolidation, murder courtroom scenes, fraud arrests in Washington, and postal probes into the Louisiana Lottery.
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Waukesha
Wis
Bennie Ross
New York
Northen
Fort Worth
Dallas
Columbian Guild
Dames Robinson
Charles Williams
Emporia
Euan
Fanning
Dubuque
Hugh Rothbard
Court House
City of
Dade Francis
Coentertown
Sage
United States Courier
Cincinnati
Albert McDonald Stephenson
Congress
Kansas
Washington
B. Johnson
Missouri
Vycarmond
Secretary of the Navy
Herbert Ty
McDougal
Quincy
Brazil
Henry L. Lorenz
Toledo
Ohio
Department of Justice
Postofice Department
Postoffice
Louisiana Lottery Company
Ionduras
Tampa Cres
Kia
Free Silver Coinage Hints of New Push in Congress
Washington reports a renewed push for unlimited silver coinage led by Mr Bland. His proposed bill for free coinage of standard silver dollars was temporarily laid aside to advance the seigniorage measure, with supporters hoping to reintroduce the free coinage issue. Some Republicans favor following the seigniorage bill with a free coinage proposal, while anti silver leaders say such a bill could not pass the House.
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Bland
Washineton
Williams
Illnois
Congress
Representative Tracy
New York
Farmers' Alliance Adjourns and Officers Elected
The Farmers' Alliance national convention in Torera Kansas adjourned after electing Marion Butler of North Carolina as president J L Gilbert California as vice president D P Duncan South Carolina as secretary treasurer Nann Page Virginia the Demmling Pennsylvania I E Dean New York and N N Louces South Dakota as executive committee members Changes to the constitution regarding the national lecturer were delegated to the executive committee The next convention time and place were left to the executive committee Also notes a separate item on receivership issues and Kansas court decisions.
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Marion Ruttar
North Carollns
Torera
Kan
Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Olan
Marion Butler
North Carolina
J. L. Gilbert
California
D. P. Duncan
South Carolina
Nann Page
Virginia
Demmling
Pennsylvania
I.E. Dean
New York
N. N. Louces
South Dakota
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We Wins
Firman Cheatham
Vagley
Tarif Polley
Ohio Chutes
Mkinley
Republican Clubs of
Sim
Lanmine Weat Point
Wasumetos
Uecid
West Point
Fort Warren Mass
Governors Island N Oy
Fort Weffenry
Columtin Barracks
Fort McPherson
Galdachson Barracks
Laos
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Fort Sheridan
Ihn
Jefferson Barracks
Mos
Fort Leavenworth
Ran
Fort Snerling
Minn
Fort Douglas
A Russell
the Presidio
San Francisco
Sam Diego
Narracks
Cal
Vancouver
Wash
Farmers’ Alliance
Wasnmgaton
House
Judiciary Committee
Committee On Judiciary
Itt
Supreme Court
Torrka
Kas
Supremoe Court
Morton
Justice Allen
Chicago, St
Louis
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Omatla
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