State Holiness Camp Meeting at Bennett Nebraska
The Nebraska state camp meeting for holiness and inner conversion will run July 31 for ten days at Bennett Nebraska near a fine grove by the railroad. Rev Thomas Harrison and Rev Wm Jones of Missouri will preach. Special train and reduced rail fare offered, tents available, entrance fee of 5 cents, and broad advertising urged. Organizers list local contacts for reservations and arrangements.
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Nebraska briefs and mishaps touch towns statewide
Governor Dawes names Julius Gerth Jr state veterinarian as he resigns federal post. Grand Island classed a second class city. Rail and road accidents, thefts, diseases, and weather events appear across Omaha, Lincoln, Beatrice, and Fremont with multiple incidents noted including a depots mishap, electrocutions, drownings, and livestock illnesses.
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Poor Tax Laws Critique by County Treasurer
Omaha Republican reports County Treasurer Rush condemning revenue statutes as unsatisfactory. He cites defective notice rules for tax title purchases, notes $3.70 in non printed notices in a Burr Oak addition case, and proposes refunding that amount against the purchaser to quell ongoing real estate disputes.
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Gould In the Diaz Government Reveals Rail Pact Ties
The Diaz era decree funding 26 million dollars in indebtedness and ending railroad subsidies is now linked to Jay Gould. An agent in Mexico City allegedly negotiated with the government for a Gould Grant railroad concession and later influenced the policy. Gould is said to have traded Mexican Central stock and national bonds during the talks.
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New Mexico Land Case Denies Motion to Continue Injunction
Judge Lawrence in New York Supreme Court refused to further delay a ruling in New Mexico Land Co. v Elkins et al. The suit contends Elkins and partners hold an interest in the Mora grant 827000 acres and seeks to establish the company’s title to one fifth. The decision comes amid broader notes on crimes and local incidents including a Buff alo Bill libel suit and a murder in North Carolina.
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Carver
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Foreign Intelligence and Indian Threats Across the Border
A chaotic mix reports Russia’s stance on Afghanistan and Pall Mall Gazette revelations of London aristocracy, with police suppressing street sales. Separately, a lengthy letter from Kansas official J A Santl warns of Indian incursions from the Territory, calling for permanent cavalry to defend southwestern borders and prevent invasion.
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Middleton’s Troops Begin Homeward Move After Quelling Rebellion
Gen Middleton’s force sent to quell the half breed uprising has begun its homeward movement. It will take days to reach the railroad as troops concentrate at Winnipes for review before final departure to their quarters. Allis accuses are at rest in the area of recent hostilities. Fong Ah Hong, the Rome New York murder suspect, was arrested in Burlington Town after spending days in Charley Wise’s Chinese laundry cellar.
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London Abominament Suppression Urged by Pall Mall Gazette
The secretary instructed police to use every exertion to press the alleged practices down, following orders to curb the abominament revealed by the Pall Mall Gazette.
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Sympathizers With Riel Hold Large Quebec Meeting
An adjourned sympathizers meeting in Quebec drew about five thousand attendees. French-Canadian speakers and ex-mayor Owen Murphy addressed the crowd, likening the half-breed cause to Ireland and urging support. A subscription hat was opened at the close and attracted many donors.
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Owl colony migrates to China long before Christian era
A historical note claims an owl colony settled in China two hundred years before the Christian era, suggesting ancient avian migration patterns. The fragment emphasizes the unusual prehistoric presence of owls in East Asia.
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