Nebraska State Fair plans shipped exhibits from all counties
Secretary Furnas reports broad county support for the Nebraska State Board of Agriculture fair in Lincoln in September. Kansas and eastern Colorado are invited to join, with premiums announced for county exhibits and space accommodations being arranged to meet demand. The Lincoln Journal notes rising enthusiasm may require enlarging fairgrounds.
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Nebraska
Furnas
State Board of Agriculture
Lincoln
Kansas
Colorado
Yoor County
County Agricultural Society
Ron't W. Foursas
Seay
Tancoln Journal
Buffalo Hills Wife Controversy Over Cody Married Life
Washington specialist to the New York World disputes a claim about Buffalo Bill Cody. The piece says Cody never married Colonel Whitelys widow nor knew her. It outlines how G Q Richmond, a Washington lawyer, met the widow, wed her in Denver, then divorced. she later died in San Francisco.
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Buffalo Hills
Central City
Omaha Bee
Washington
New York World
Buffalo Bill
Mr. Cody
Colonel Whitely
G. Q. Richmond
Whitely
Richmond
Publo
Col
Grand Central Hotel
Denver
Pueblo
San Francisco
Cal
Rumors on Union Pacific Purchase of Kansas City Line
A circulated report claims Union Pacific or its branch has bought the Kansas City Wyandotte Northwestern franchise and will build from City to Seneca connecting with Hastings line. Officials deny knowledge while Chicago railroad circles chase change rumors about Kimball possibly resigning.
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Union Pacific Company
Kansas City, Wyandott & Northwestern
St. Joe & Grand Island
Union Pacific
City
Seneca
Hastings
Itneerasta . Com
Organiz
the & Nsas City
Wyandotte & Northwestern
Kimball
Shelby
Chicago
the Times
Potter
Mr. Kimball
Pacific Railroads Investigating Committee
Nebraskas Westward Growth Amid Population Strain
The Omaha Herald notes Nebraska's western expansion faces limits as new settlement strains neighbor regions. It warns against unproductive transplanted elements and fanaticism undermining progress, urging careful balance to maintain gains for the state and its cities.
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Mit
Nebraska
West
Omaha Herald E
Bartley Druggist Charged With Liquor Sale Violation
M. N. Eckey, a Bartley druggist, was arrested on a liquor sale violation charge. The case involves alleged sale of alcohol in an area where such commerce is restricted. Eckey faces legal action and possible penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.N. Eckey
Bartley
Insane Farmhand Locked in Jail Amid Nebraska Notes
Anson Dickinson, 24, a farmhand, was jailed in Columbus after a violent breakdown. The dispatch also covers Platte county asylum overflow, Lincoln grain dealer meetings, charity benevolence, real estate filings, a cyclone near Valparaiso, and a July rail excursion sale to several destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Dispatch
Anson Dickinson
David Harrig
Dickinson
Platte County
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Chautauqua Lake
Buffalo
Niagra Falls
White Mountains
Portland
Omaha
McNamara
Friend
Lincoln
Nebraska Grain Dealers Association
Stenger Benevolent Association
Columbus
Charles A. Speice
G. A. Newman
Jacob Earnest
John Henry
Ed Kenscher
John Stauffer
J. J. Sullivan
S. A. Speice
Alonzo Mead
Hastings
Nebraska
Ira P. Conger
Syracuse
Nebraska Real Estate Trust
Secretary of State
Neb
Valparaiso
E. L. Lister
Prodigious hail harms Reynolds area and local fires
A severe hail storm near Reynolds damages crops and property. The Columbus dispatch notes fires burn thirty horses at Scott's stable and a nearby Clothier house saves with only laundry loss. Insurance totals 8000 on building and 2000 on stock, with multiple local impacts and ongoing inquiries.
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Reynolds
Columbus Dispatch
Scott
Clothier House
Phoenix
Hartford
Romeet
New York
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Omaha
St. Paul
Minnesota
Lincoln
van Wyck
Wayne
Lincoln District Telegraph Company
Seward
Valentine Republican
Barney Denier
Mra Denier
J. T. Greenwood
Nebraska City
W. F. Dell
Construction Corps of Engineers
Crete, Milford & Western Railroad
Big Blue River
Crete
White Rabbit
Plum Creek
Lincoln Journal
San Francisco
Raymond Bros
Henry Vandroff
Bradshaw
York
Supreme Court of the State
Lincoln Special
L M. Lansing
Union Pacific Freight Office
Omahs
Consignees
South Omaha
Armours
Robert W. Day
Douglas County
District Court
Chauncey O. Howard
Sydney
Louise
Wm. Zeiles
Oeer
Hawaiian Revolution Forces New People’s Cabinet
The steamship Mariposa reports a Hawaiian Kingdom upheaval as the populace seizes government Power in Honolulu June 25. King Kalakaua yields real authority to a new cabinet led by William L Green after resignations by Walter Gibson and ministers amid bribery accusations. No bloodshed recorded as of June 30.
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Mim
San Francisco
Australia
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaiian
Honolulu
Gibson
William M. Green
Kalakua
Trasfer
Walter M. Gibson
F. H. Mayfelder
William L. Green
Henry Waterhouse
Godfrey Brown
Mark F. Robinson
Kalakaua
Pome
Green
Minister Carter Comments on Hawaiian Revolution
Hawaiian minister H A H Carter in New York discusses the Honolulu revolt and a new cabinet led by W. J. Green. He says the change aims at reform and economy, sees Green as capable though in poor health, and doubts a broader constitutional upheaval or US interest disruption. He notes Kaiakaua’s United States alignment and warns against foreign power interference.
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Carter
New York
H. A. H. Carter
Washington
Kapiolani
England
Honolulu
Sandwich Islands
Green
Hawaii
Ife
Kaiakaua
United States
Wanolulu
Missouri city invites reps to join St Louis Washington visit
Mayor Francis issued an address urging supporters across Missouri to back a delegation to Washington. The aim is to press the President to visit St. Louis during an upcoming trip.
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Br. Louis
Francis
Missouri
Ueslinger Anne
St. Louis
Washington
Alcazar Theatre Burns. Dozens Lost in Miners City Fire
A fire at 8 PM in Hur ley Wisconsin decimated the Alcazar Theatre and surrounding blocks, with eleven deaths reported and charred remains of nine found. Names of many victims listed include theater staff and local businesses suffered losses totaling over 500000 dollars. A special Ironwood report adds seventeen deaths and several critically injured including actress Jennie Sheridan.
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Minwauxer
Wie
Hurley
Wis
Alcazar Theater
Alcazar
Sadie Wells
Mable Powers
Efert
Madle Powers
Third
Fifth
McFarran & Co
Moore, Agnew & Co
Hunemoann
Crow& Co
Cohn & Mino
Brill & Langdon
Carruthers Brox
J. B. Langlois
Oscar Hanson
Lemon & Foster
John K. Barton
Charles LeClaire
K. D. McNei
P S. Kinde
Aef. Gallagher
T’easke Hiros
C Perma
G. A. Day
Jurley
J. W van Quuk
Samuel Haley
Laurie Brainerd
John Jarrett
Jennie Sheridan
Forgery as a Science Revealed in Harvey's Records
Washington detectives probe Harvey's effects for evidence of forged signatures. His desk was opened, revealing notebooks detailing varied signatures written with different inks and pens. Analyses show deliberate techniques and records of which signatures were used, indicating a skilled forger at work.
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Washington
Harvey
Government Receipts and Expenditures Report July
Washington notes July receipts totaling 10,003,507 and expenditures at 18,661,102 including 12 million in pension payments, creating a 7,668,635 excess. Bonds redeemed total 18,090,250 with 1,626,050 still outstanding from the call. total bonds outstanding 5,300,450. Demand for small denomination notes remains heavy. silver certificates to be increased from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Bureau of Engraving and Britiig
Negro woman abducts man and is killed near Lexington
A telegram from Lexington reports Rosa Griffith abducted a man named 8 megre, tied him to a tree outside Georgina Field Strang, then fought with him as she killed him and she herself died after the assailant was hanged amid a 3000-strong crowd demanding sheriff action.
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Georgina Field Strang
Bavanxam
Lexington
Rosa Griffith
Jell
Megre
Bhackelford
Athens
Bisslater
Megro
Kirt
Aight
Death of a Philanthropist in Haxtrord Conn
The Rev. William W. Turner a longtime principal of the American Asylum for Deaf and Dumb and early teacher of deaf mutes died today in Haxtrord Conn at age 87 He graduated from Yale in 1819 and was among its oldest living graduates
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Haxtrord
Conn
William W. Turner
Prinipal
American Asylum For Deaf and Dumb
Yale
Arsenic Suspected in Death of John F Witter
An investigation into the death of John F Witter, president of the Percheron-New Horse Co., centers on arsenic found in his stomach and liver tissues. Dr. Rogers testifies the medicine labeled beef peptoald contained arsenic, with suspicions focusing on Mrs Witter as a potential party to the poisoning. The inquiry continues with further testimony anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witter
Denver
John 4. Witter
Percheron-New Horse Company
Albert H. Low
Healay
Rogers
McCone
Alchins
Union Pacific testimony on branch lines and solvency
In Kansas City during the Pacific Commission hearing William J. Garnett of Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific branches testified on arrangements with branch lines. J B Tibbetts urged division support and Judge Humphrey commented on political interference fears while stressing the need for extension and debt repayment viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Dispatch
Pacific Commission
William J. Garnett
Missouri Pacific
Central Branch
Union Pacific
Tibbetts
Ajntant
Kansas
Hae
James Humphrey
Missouri
Adams
Littler
Tima
Excommunication Rumor Hits New York Parishes
In New York on July 10 the anticipated excommunication of Rev Dr McGlynn was not announced from church pulpits. Parishioners at St Stephen's, where he preached, said they would rise and leave if the notice were given during services.
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Net
New York
Dr. McGlynn
St Stephen's Church
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