Nebraska notes on creameries fires farms and trials
The Gouley creamery yields 4100 to 500 pounds daily while Beaver City creamery logged 5142 pounds of milk in a week. A Burlington ice house at McCook burned, loss near 1000. Chadron hosts Fourth of July events. stockmen to register marks and brands. a Wood River case ends with bond. Local fairs shift to Springfield. Carraway jailed in Colorado for bad checks.
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Gouley Creamery
Beaver City
Presbyterians of
Stockham
Burlington Railroad
McCook
Chadron
Crawford
Epworth League
Frank LeBar
Wilcox
Poynter
Fred Jewell
Iinoss
Eureka
Gilbert
S. E. Starett
Secretary of State
E. D. Satterlee
E. W. Julian
Otto Drews
Wood River
Gertie Hanson
Grand Island
Sarpy County Agricultural Society
Papillion
Springfield
Walsenburg
Colo
Davis S. Carraway
Omaha
Walsen Bank
District Attorney
Carraway
Sierra Blanca
Tin Tmalhes
Greenhorn
John C. Watson
Nebraska City
D. T. Hayden
Paul Jessen
S. J. Stevenson
Otoe County
D. O. Dwyer
A. EL. Root
Cass County
Promotions In First Nebraska Regiment At Manila 1899
The Adjutant General announces promotions for the First Nebraska Volunteers stationed in Manila. Details include appointment changes from resignations, with Frank D. Eager to lieutenant colonel, Judus Kilian to major, William Moore to captain, and multiple second lieutenant appointments across companies C E H L M B I A as of muster dates in 1899.
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Mulford
Lincoln
Manila
Colton
Zellinger
Narcong
Hansen
Eager
E. Osborne
Nebraska Volunteers
Philippine Islands
George H. Colton
United States
Frank D. Eager
Judus N Kllian
William K Moore
Kilian
William D. Dungan
Leutenant
Moore
Garrett F Coleman
Dungan
John F Zellinger
Charles H. Richards
William H. Osborne, Jr
Company M
Richards
Viel
Walter S. Flick
Osborne
Frank B. Naracong
Sherman A. White
Charles N. Kleinhen
Company E
White
Christian Hansen
Andrew S. Wadsworth
Company B
Otto F. Todd
Company A
Watseworth
Biit
Company I
XITI
Jesse M. Tompsett
Beatrice Creamery opens new world class plant after fire
The Beatrice Creamery Company unveils a large rebuilt facility likely the nation’s finest. Since 1894 the firm grew from Beatrice to Lincoln, now operating about eighty skimming stations across Nebraska Kansas and Colorado. Daily butter output reaches about 14 000 pounds with extensive egg trade and a total plant value near 60 000 dollars.
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Beatrice Creamery Company
United States
Lpeatrice Creamery Company
Messrs. Haskell and Bosworth
Beatrice
Lincoln
North Tenth Street
Fitzgerald
P Street
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Beatrice Company
Nebraska Crop Conditions Report Highlights Varied Weather
The Nebraska section reports a warm wet week in eastern counties and dry in the west. Rainfall ranged from half an inch in central and eastern areas to 4 to 7 inches in Dodge, Washington, and Burt. Corn suffered from washing in heavy rainfall zones while oats and wheat in the west were injured and some crops ripening early.
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Nebrasaka
University OF Nebraska
Lincoln
United States Department of Agriculture Climate and Crop Bulletin
Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Dodge
Washington
Burt
Indians Win Series and City Game in Nebraska Dispatch
Nebraska Indians claim six wins in eight recent games including 7 to 1 against Dubuque and 13 to 3 over Platteville. They beat Freeport 6 to 1 after a 4 to 0 opener as the city crowd applauded. Also noted is Company C, Nebraska National Guard election of officers in Nebraska City with W H Hayward becoming major and new captains and lieutenants chosen.
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Nebraska
Freeport Dispatch
Nebraska Indians
Indians
Dubuque
Platteville
Wis
Apple River
Wamw
Freeport
Western Association
Tts
Chicago
Roberts brothers linked to Union Pacific robbery suspects
Helena officials report two men captured in Beaverhead county are identified by U S Marshal Woolman and by a postal clerk as the Roberts brothers the noted highwaymen tied to the Union Pacific train robbery. Wyoming and Montana authorities plan hearings and await further identification before federal court action and removal warrants. Local sheriffs push to move suspects toward Stinking Water as search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Woolman
Beaverhead County
Union
Pacif Rebbers
Bush Oftah
Roberts Brothers
Notoriars
Rothers
Dig Pines
Lintah
Wyoming
Fathickh
Wilcox
Dillon
Hodsell
Marshal Woolman
Moore
Roberts
Czar's Peace Proposal At The Hague Conference
Reading of Armament proposals shows M de Staal presenting Russian ideas to curb armed peace and a stand for possible reductions if a solid framework is agreed. Delegates discuss five year understanding, budgets, and colonial troops while planning to circulate resolutions and await final government decisions.
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The
Hague
M. de Staal
Gillinsky
Archmed Reza Bey
Young Turks Party
Rechid Bey
Turkham Pasha
Ammoghian
Young Turks
Vaterland
Reza Bey
Duckjoghaw
Arbitration Commission
Germany
William
Frederick Holla
Illinois matters hinge on Bryan 1900 bid and Altgeld clash
Chicago June 26. Mayor Harri son says Illinois decisive for William J Bryan’s 1900 presidential bid. He seeks party unity with ex governor Altgeld amid a protest from state Democrats. Altgeld predicts railroads face scrutiny and trusts may falter without railroad support.
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Bryan
Chicago
Harrison Declaares
Sinois
William Jo Bryan
D Turnbolt
Lincoln
Turnbolt
Altgeld
Tllinois
Ninois
Bryan Wil
Illinois
McKinley
Ilnois
Beltef
Plecea
Gunboat Concord sails for Lingayen for patrol duty
The gunboat Concord has sailed from Hong Kong for Lingayen to patrol the bay on the northwest coast of Luzon. Its supplies are being furnished to Aguinaldo's insurgents, probably landed in the bay for access to the interior of the island.
Army Fall Strength Grows as Recruits Surge
In Washington on June 26 officials at the War Department report rapid progress in the recruiting drive. They note an output of about 1,000 recruits weekly for three weeks and a pool of around 5,000 men awaiting transport to the Philippines from San Francisco. Many are seasoned soldiers while others are undergoing rapid drill and training.
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J. L. Roy
Auburn
Mexico
Roy
Ithaca
Cuba
Audubon
Bassett
Basset
George Dwinnell
Dwinnell
Coffin
Ord
Nebraska
Michigan
Wisconsin
Burlington & Missouri Railroad
Crete
Stchlck
Washington, D. C
War Department
San Francisco
Philippines
Cabinet Circular Urges Prefects to Support New Ministry
June 24 report notes the cabinet sent a circular to prefects stating the new ministry must defend the public and set aside partisan feeling. Prefects urged to report acts affecting institutions and order, ready to act on their own responsibility, with every duty carried out precisely. General de Gallifet also issued a circular to generals affirming his responsibility for the army and urging loyalty.
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Parie
General de Gilfet
DE Gallifet
Spaulding Accepted Chicago Traction Presidency
Jesse B. Spaulding head of Spaulding & Co and former Chicago port collector accepted the presidency of the Chicago Union Traction company. The offer came from the Widener-Elking syndicate which recently gained control of the Chicago surface railways.
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Spaulding
Chicago
Jesse B. Spaulding
Spaulding & Co
Chicago Union Traction Company
Widener-Elking Syndicate
Causes of Royalty Im pecoh
Victoria B C June 4 In an interview printed in a late issue Klondike Miner Commissioner Ogilvie states he never advised the imposition of royalties on the gold output He believes sensational reports about vast wealth shipped from the country caused Canada to tax the output The commissioner doubts the richness of the region and predicts the Dawson district may yield about 100000600 in gold
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Victoria
B. C
Klondike
Ogilvie
Canada
Dawson
Transfers Gen General Roget to Belfort Brigade
Paris June 26. It has been decided to remove General Roget from Paris and place him in command of a brigade of infantry at Belfort. Roget had commanded troops in the disturbances involving Deroulede and Marcel Hahort who attempted to reach the Elysee amid post election unrest. It was announced June 5 that the ministry planned to transfer him from Paris to Orleans.
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Moget
Paris
General Roget
Belfort
Roget
Mm. Deroulede
Marcel Hahort
Chamber of Deputies
Elysee Palace
Loubet
Faris
Orleans
Roosevelt Receives Medal From New Mexico Rough Riders
In Las Vegas New Mexico on June 12 the Rough Riders held a regimental review at Camp Cochran and a parade to tournament grounds. Colonel Roosevelt attended in uniform, watched by 10 60 spectators, and received a medal pinned by Miss Eva Springer after a speech by Judge Springer praising the regiment’s valor in Cuba and the unity of Americans in the shared cause.
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Las Vegas
N. Mt
Duncan Vete
Thomas A
People’s Tabernacle I
Denver
Red Riders
San Juan
Santiago
E Young
I Capital
Young
Rough Riders
Tampa
San Antonio
Cuba
Camp Cochran
Roosevelt
Whitmore
Committee On Arrangements
Thia Wos
Frank Springer
Papeis
New Mexico
Prine
Springer
Misa Eva
Annala of the West
Custer
Rosebud
Notables aboard the Lucania steerage to New York
The Lucania arrived in New York today with passengers including Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs Vanderbilt Miss Vanderbilt H W Forester MP for Beven Oaks Helmut Garland and Dr Peter B Wycko The elder Vanderbilt was taken off on a chartered steamer for quarantine while Mrs Vanderbilt and Miss Vanderbilt remained aboard until the Lucania reached the pier.
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New York
Liverpool
Harlier
North River
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Peru Letters Signal Conspiracy Probe In Lima
The government reports surprise at a batch of letters from ex President Caceres to parties in a request concerning a conspiracy against the president and the political situation. Several notable figures have been detained after these letters were received. The administration is viewed as having faced errors but generally aimed at Peru’s welfare and progress.
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Peru
Lima
Caceres
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Bidney, Nebraska
Nebraska News
Adjutant General
Alliance
James Cockrell
Cockrell
Mark le
Otto
Schuyler
Sheriff Sweeney
York County
Ralph Stevens
Ed Wegner
Norfolk
Stevens
N.N. G
W. H. Hayward
John A. Rooney
M. McCreedy
Fritz Nichols
W. H. Wiley
E. ¥. Wilhelmy
Montana
Union Pacific
Qake Posi
ST Paul
A_ Helena
Mont
Pioneer Press
Czar
Mayor Harrison
Allie
Merny
Ute
Prugey
Lewa
Hener Roosevelt
Oltt
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