Nebraska notes show growth with new buildings and industry
In Nebraska many towns report progress including a completed Episcopal church at Ewing a new bridge over the Republican river at Stratton and plans for a Protestant hospital in Columbus A packing house closes at Nebraska City coal veins are reported in Banner county and a flouring mill is planned at South Sioux City Local crime fires and accidents are noted with several injuries and property losses along with social and legal updates across the state
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Eugie
Ewing
Republican River
Stratton
Columbus
J. H. Culver
Millford
Nebraska City
Hiram Russell
Superior
California
South Sioux City
Banner County
M. E
South Omaha
LD. C. Dogger
Liberty
Crete
Anselmo
Lincoln Land Company
Mary A. Armagast
Ulysses
Ohio
Pawnee
Home Capital
Home Talent
Falls City
Billy Helberg
Byron
Mercer
Omaha
Iwelfth
Howard Streets
Bath
Charles Miller
Hartington
Norfolk
Boyd County
Marshall
Fremont
Bartow
Kincaid
Fullerton
Sioux City
Povicon Bridge Company
Waunetta
Dawson
Clara Knapp
Cooper & Carrouthers
Milford
Fee
Pender Republican
Harrison
Martin Becomes Kansas Senator in Joint Convention
Judge John Martin of Topeka is now Senator Martin of Kansas after a joint senate populist house vote. Three Democrats backed him, complicating Republican quorum and likely yielding Martin federal senate recognition. Cholera cases rise in Germany at Nietelben asylum and Thorth town with deaths and expert warnings.
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Judge Martin
Martin
Loeir
John Martin
Senate
United States Senate
Kansas
Congress
Farmers Alliance
Germany
Beruix
Nietelben
Thorth
Prof
Koch
Emperor Wiliam
Nieteioen
Yrith
Halle
Halte
Rettenkefer
Munich
Nistelben
Lauf
Lamont Meets Cleveland Cabinet Talk In New Jersey
Colonel Daniel Lamont arrives at the Cleveland cottage with President‑elect Cleveland and ex‑Secretary Bayard for a long conference. Lamont leaves for New York to press Bayard to accept a cabinet post. No cabinet decisions yet, will await Mr Carlisle’s counsel before filling vacancies.
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Lake Swoop
N. J
Cleveland Cottage
Daniel Lamont
Cleveland
Lamont
Bayard
Air. Lamont
New York
Carlisle
Air
Restored to Public Domain Lands West of Utah 1899
Secretary Noble reported to the House today on the November 19 1899 executive order restoring lands west of the 110th meridian in Utah to the public domain. The San Juan river placer lands were opened to settlement for exploration of gold soil and minerals, with widespread publication of the restoration news. A telegram from Colonel Hunt of the army said no prospectors had intruded on the Navajo reservation.
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D. C
Noble
House
Utah
110Th Meridian
San Juan River
The
United States
Hunt
Army
Funeral of Ex-President Hayes in Fremont Iowa or Ohio
News from Washington reports rumor of Rutherford B Hayes resigning as circuit judge to join Grover Cleveland's cabinet. Meanwhile in Fremont Ohio a large funeral with President elect Cleveland and Governor McKinley honors the late President. Marines and civilians attend with ceremonial military display and sobering tribute.
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Gresham
Washington
Jon
Walter Q. Gresham
United States
Cleveland
Hayes
Key
Kentucky
Gossins
President Elect Cleveland Attends Hayes Funeral in Fremont
President Elect Cleveland arrived two hours late to attend ex President Hayes's funeral in Fremont Ohio. A large crowd gathered at the depot to view him as he departed for the Loyes rest.
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Fremont
Rutherford B. Hayes
Citzen
Spe
Grover Cleveland
Citizens’ Committee
J. L. Albritton
First Methodist Church
Trealj. Dore
Alfred Arthur
Cleveland Conservatory of Music
Cleveltunge
Gurler
Brenner
Paul North
Elmwood
Messie
Jenkins
Howell
Preston
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Cleveland
MckKinley
Renaerea
Theo Hayes
Rei
Hayes Homestead
Van
Hayes
Ife
Loyes
Will Break the Monopoly Early Expiration of Telephone Patents
A Washington view notes that the end of principal telephone patents within a year could open the field to several new patent holders. Toll rates in the capital and other states are discussed, with expectations of declines and calls for policy review.
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Wasuiveron
Congress
Patent Office
Columbia
Indiana
Washington
Harris mother appeals for new trial in murder case
Mrs J Ale Cready Harris, mother of Carlyle W Harris, defends her son in a letter defending his innocence after his wife Helen Potts was killed. She cites new affidavits alleging morphine addiction and calls for another trial, urging lawyers doctors and clergymen to join the effort. In another item, Walter B Brooks, a Sioux City freight agent-turned-defaulter, fled from a third story window to escape detectives after a 45000 shortage was found.
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J. Ale Cready Harris
Carlyle W. Harris
St Josren
Walter B. Brooks
Sioux City & Northern
Sioux City
Brooks
Congress Deliberates on Anti-Option and Quarantine Bills
The Senate and House met amid debate on the anti option measure and a national quarantine bill. In the Senate Vilas and George clashed over substitutes while the House pursued interstate commerce reforms and a quarantine bill extended to immigration and land boundaries. A memorial adjournment honored ex president Hayes and justice Lamar.
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Otica
Washburn
Pelfer
Kansas
McGarraban
Junetary
Walcott
Republican
Colorado
Finois
Committee On Commerce
Patterson
Interstate Commerce Commission
She Thas
Isray
Rice
Hayes
Carengaar
Warner
Committee On Manufactures
Alr
Dearmond
Missouri
Leayes
House
Mo. Ion
Outhwaite
Southern
Kanes
Canadian River
Joaian
Vilas
George
Mississippi
Northern Pacific
Walla Walla
Wash
Portland
Rayner
Maryland
Senasey
United States
School of Med
Chamber of Commerce
Othe
Board of Trade and Board
Aren
Wisconsin
Regger Platt
Conner
Committee On Indian Affairs
Berry
Arkansas
Indiana
Butler
Youty Carolina
Connectcut
Platt
New York
Manory
Luiler
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Sawyer
Committee On Pensions
Commissioner of Pensions
Lamar
Allene
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Monthan
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the Grim Reaper
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