Nebraska swine judges organized for expert status
Nebraska swine breeders met in Claraday to form a state expert judges association. A five member committee drafted by laws and constitution. Officers named include M L Trester president and H S Reed secretary. Five contestants passed a rigorous test to become qualified hog judges.
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Nebraska
M. L. Trester
National Association of
H.C. Stoll
EB. Latta
J. Doty
S. T. Jumey
J W H. L. Knight
Stoll
J. ¥. Wolfe
J Doty
E. F. Latta
Chas
Walker
Tames
Reed
Western Resources
J. L. H Knight
Messrs. Wolfe
Nichols
Patterson
Barton
John O. Connell
Malcolm
J. L. Trester
Lincoln
J. W. Patterson
Craig
J. AM. Sander
Herman
H. 8. Reed
Lincolnournal
Painting of America’s first homestead shipped to Washington
Beatrice special to the Omaha Republican reports a large oil painting eight by five feet, created by Mrs. W. Strohm, depicting the 1862 first Nebraska homestead of Daniel Freeman. The painting, destined for Congress, honors the Homestead Act and the Freeman cabin near Beatrice.
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Beatrice
Omaha Republican
Washington, D. C
Capitol Building
Washington
America
Freeman
Daniel Freeman
Brownville
W. ©. Strohm
United States
Nebraska
State Briefs From Nebraska and Nearby Areas
Notes report Omahas facing measles mortality with about one hundred deaths among 1,200 Omahas. Valparaiso rail accident damaged two cars and delays to Omaha passenger service. Omaha board of trade aims to showcase city at Atlanta exposition with a men’s business delegation. B and M trains offer round trip fare to Cincinnati Patriarchs Militant meeting. Burwell hosts three thousand for an Ord excursion. Prohibition parade theft at Nebraska City ends with loss of six dollars from Samuel Purdy. Council Bluffs crook linked to Purdy suspected. Burglars raid Exeter area stealing about one hundred dollars in goods. some loot recovered dispersed in a lumber yard.
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Colonel Warner
Sioux City
Valparaiso
Raila
Omaha
Omaha Board of Trade
Nebraska
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chicago
Burlington
Quincy
Burwell
Ord
Samuel Purdy
Nemahe County
Nebraska City
Wea
Purdy
Council Bluffs
Fxeter
Omaha News Briefs Highlight Shootings and Local Events
John Ryan was fatally shot in South Omaha with Francia Myer Offincer charged but silent. A West Point marriage, a drowning at Cut-Off lake, Fourth of July parades, and a series of local civic updates from Fairbury to Evansville, plus bank suspensions and mining ventures fill the day’s Omaha output.
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John Ryan
South Omaha
Francia Myer Offincer
Peoria
Valentine
West Point
Cora M. Nelich
Lowes
Josine E. Lowes
Douglas County
Omahs
Lincoln
Fairbury
State
Evansville
Wyo
Union Pacific
John Johnson
John Branna
Thomas Fife
John Dwyer
Burlington & Mussouri
Beatrice
Dwyer
W. Higley
Nebraska
Valparaiso
Higley
Omaha
Union Bank
Fairmont
First National Bank
Burglars Fire Shot at Crete Resident Wm Hyatt
Wm Hyatt of Crete woke to intruders and fired but missed. At Beatrice the Gage County driving association meeting closed with news of Maud D., a trotting mare owned by Ea. Davis, dying from overheating after a strong second heat and burial on track.
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Wm Hyatt
Crete
Gage County Driving Association
Beatrice
Maud D
Ea. Davis
Jed Way
Averter
Proceedings of Congress Senate and House Actions
Senate vetoes Mary Ann Doherty pension and debates financial bills. Conference reports on the agricultural and presidences appropriations are presented as House advances land grant forfeiture and tariff measures. Senate fixes inter state commerce act amendments while House passes Missouri River bridge and land grant forfeiture.
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Senate
Mary Ann Doherty
Phunh
Plumb
Allison
Beck
House
Florida
Holman
Store
Payson
Adams
Ofllinois
Sugar Trust
Standard Oil Trust
Ford
Michigan
United States
Cannon
Oflinois
Reagan
United States Circuit
District Courts
Wilson
Iowa
Cullom
Missouri River
Kansas City
Ministers confront Parnell denial over Irish leader
The Pall Mall Gazette reports ministers doubt Parnell’s denial as conclusive. Supporters call the denial a fable and urge the ministry to expel Parnell or dismiss Attorney General Webster. No middle course seen as compatible with government honor.
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Lennox
Pall Mall Gazette
Parnell
Webster
Barrington Company arrests Hoge and Murphy in conspiracy case
Chicago July 7. Chairman Hore of the grievance committee and Chairman Murphy of the firemen’s brotherhood were arrested and jailed on criminal conspiracy charges. Warrants cite a circular urging members to hire on with the Q road and disable engines. Bail set at 1500 each. Hoge and Murphy released to Saturday.
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Barrington Company
Moge
Hoge
Murphy
Stone
Henry Collier
White
Lyon
Sane
Messrs
Hoge and Murphy
Merritt
John K. Kelly
John H. McGillivary
Banfield
National Hotel
Brotherhood
Hoze
Thia
Mr. Hoge
Koze
Cutcaco Jaely Involved In Burlington Piracy Inquiry
The article describes Jaely Cutcaco and two clerks, J. J. Kelley and J. H. McGilliberry, being questioned by officials including Chairman Hoge and Chairman Murphy over a circular prank. They were detained at the armory police station after talking with General Manager Stone and an attorney. Their statements were being reduced to writing.
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Cutcaco
Jaely
Burlington Sonpiracy
Stone
Authorship of Sal Soda and Emery circular settled
The statement confirms that the Sal Soda and Emery circular was authored by Chair man Hoye, identifying John Sowers as Hoye. Inquiries about authenticity were directed to Hoge. The letters and hotel remends were sent to Hoge at the Grand Pacific and answered by the two men under his instructions.
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John Sowers
Sowers
Nore
Hoye
Hoge
National Hotel
Grand Pacific
Arthur Saye comments on Hoge and Murphy arrest
Cleveland July 15 A reporter told Chief Arthur of the Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood about the Chicago arrest of Hoge and Murphy. He said no member of the brotherhood should break the law and those guilty must face consequences. He would not comment on the secret circular.
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Arthur Saye
Cleveland
Arthur
Locomotive Engineers’ Brotherhood
Hoge and Murphy
Chicago
Brotherhood
Iim
Hoge
Diacuss
Flood Devastates Towns Barssing Rail Lines
High water inundates Redstone Creek area flooding lowlands and houses. Leith submerged with trains driving through water, Brownfield sees twenty feet in a railroad cut, bridges washed away in Uniontown and Triadelphia, threatening foundations and rail service.
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Assoxrows
Redstone Creek
Leith
Brownfield
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Uniontown
Baltimore & Ohio
Triadelphia
Extensive Midwestern Floods Harm Crops and Towns
July reports describe prolonged rain and flooding across multiple counties with rivers rising six to ten feet. Oats, rye, and corn suffer major damage as fields flood and residents relocate. Storms also topple oats crops in Oakland and wash out oxen and hay stores, signaling severe agrarian losses.
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Morrie
Heaviest steady rainstorm halts trains in Wrretixo
Monvleat in Yearn, Wrretixo, W. Va., July 9. A prolonged heavy rainstorm has delayed trains across the region all day. Local authorities report persistent downpours causing flooding in parts of the area.
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Wrretixo
W. Va
All Grails Damaged and Wheat Ravaged by Rains in Illinois
Recent heavy rains in Cexro Gorno Illinois have caused serious damage to acorn crops and cata and wheat fields. Farmers report significant losses across towns as rainfall continues through July.
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Cexro Gorno
Runaways Arrested in Topeka Clue to Stolen Loot
A dispatch from Topeka reports police arrest warrants for Henry W. Moore in a broad larceny case involving $100,000 in money and $500 of Sewelly. Moore and Mrs Norton face detention as investigators pursue property linked to the runaways.
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Br. Loum
Thornton
Henry W. Moore
Kansas City
Henry W
Henry W. Mason
Copeland House
Topeka
Kansea
Norton
Moore
Sun
Nt. Lallin
Morton
W. HM. Mason
Copeland
Mra
Lewis
Welr
Jie
Mrs. Norton
St. Louis
A Mother's Plea for Pardon from a Governor
Hannah Brooks writes from England to Mrs. Morchouke Dear Lady asking for help to plead for her son, a 23 year old Missouri man condemned in St Louis for murder. She urges mercy, cites family suffering, and appeals to mercy and justice, asking intercession with Governor to grant a full pardon and release.
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Hugh MM. Hreeks
Velen
Br. Louis
Brooke
Arthur Wrelier
England
Sunnybans
Hypr
St. Log
Tewenty
Preller
Se Lats
Jefferson City
Xner
Wool
Dean Lapy
Huband
Missouri
Hannah Brooks
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to Stand Alone says Ingraham
Ingraham, chief engineer of the Locomotive Engineers, asserts no consolidation with other unions. He dismisses reports of a national merger and states the Brotherhood will remain independent and strong.
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Conentidweton
Cleveland
Philadelpis
America
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Silver Creek
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Metcalf
Central City
Yadzes
Charles P. Needham
Douglas
L. H Korty
John G Wills
J. H W. Dumonture
State Auditor's Office
Antelope
Oss
Cedar
Cuming
Custer
Dakota
Gaze
Gosper
Hall
Hamilton
Alove
John A. Forbes
Andrew Coppersmith
Keith County
Falls City
F. Weekley
Oak Creek
Riverton
Franklin County
Sand Rock Gold Mining Company
Mining Recorder
Bear City
Montgomery County
Ark
Proceedings OF Congress
Bence
Othe
Charles Thoisan
Morphy
B. & Q. Road
Voge
Paul Morton
Colier
Twee
Offciais
Pack Morton
Collier
McGileray
Kelley
Tuscole
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Oate
Oakland
Cartix
Dltor
Edwardsburg
Ind
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