Nebraska Items Hit All Corners of State News
Nebraska newspaper highlights a wide range of local events and incidents including graduates at Nelbrara high school, J A Cook named postmaster at David City, county Chautauqua at Salem, and Cuming institute dates. It notes harvest land values, bee stands, a cyclist reaching Chicago in thirteen days, a Thayer barn fire, clerical moves, burglaries, gypsy camps, school census gains, church appeals, and various accidents, loans, marriages, and legal matters across towns like West Point Hastings Beatrice Beatrice Peru Lincoln Ogden Columbus and more. The report also covers university enrollment plans, federal appointments, decoration day events, local entertainment and crime notes, and professional society meetings.
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Nebrara
J. A. Cook
David City
Richardson
Nebraska
Chicago
Ogden
Columbus
Thayer
C. H.derry
Pawnee City
Christian Church
Asisland
R. C. Peters
West Point
Creighton
McPherson County
Hayes Center
Hastings
Cotter University
Lincoln
E. Simpson
Episcopal Church
York
Council Bluffs
Laurel
Cedar County
Advocate
E. S. Colvin
Greeley County
Harrison Coleman
Knox County
Robert Mahood
Monroe
E Uitte
Charles Nelson
Thomas
Hastgs
Willow Dale
Antelope County
William Frey
Broken Bow
Ralph Kerr
Falls City
Omaha
McCague ‘Brothers
Jane Parsons
Waverly
William Ifolt
Serge Tyner
Kearney
Nye
Miss Whitaker
United States
Ryan
Morton Peabody
Grebe
Wil“Hen Houser
Shickland
State University
Stu
Jet‘ter
Cleveland
James E. North
Internal Revenue
Dakotas
John Peters
Eva Gadd
N. T. Gadd
Arnold
Beatrice
T. P. Livingston
B. & M. Road
Plattsmouth
Margaret Vallery
Dawes
Doane College
Messrs
Andres
Merman
Williams
Nelson Gunderson
North Platte
Sunshine
D. Brunken
Nor_ton
Peru
Nebraska City
Lincoln Woodmen
Burlington Depot
Western Normal Band
J. A. Dennis
Ditchcock County
Grand Hotel
Council Lluffs
Dennis
Cubertson
Lake Manawa
Boehm
Washington
Winston Taylor
Taylor
National Capital
Capital National Bank
Mosher
Oatcast
James E. Woodward
Orhaha
Webster
Boyd County
Baker Post Office
Kitz Lersmeyer
Adams
S. D. Stoner
Hartington
Stoner
Nebraska Funeral Directors’ Association
A. R. Fouke
Liberty
Joseph Vincent
Hot Springs
G. D
J. P. Mackleheady
Lyons
J W. Buck
James Heaton
J. W. Werner
Hebron
C. R. Schell
Wahoo
H.R. Willis
Fairbury
M. D. Maul
Warner
Reichstag Elections Show Many Voters Back Army Bill
The article reports near completion of German Reichstag election returns. Of 815 seats, 101 will vote for the army bill and 114 against. It lists party affiliations of those voting against and notes growth of the Free Conservative and National Liberal blocs. Ministers consider forming a conservative cartel to secure second-ballot seats while clericals and Richterists shift toward the government.
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Reichstag
Brixin
Lieber
Richter
Chicago Emerges As Political Center Says Tracy
W. W. Tracy of the National League of Republican Clubs and Secretary Humphrey discussed locating the league office in Chicago. They returned home pending weeklong decisions on locations, while Tracy asserted Chicago as the country’s future political hub and noted its role in nominating conventions.
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W. W. Tracy
National League of Republican Clubs
Curcach
Humphrey
League
Springfield
New York
Chicago
Tracy
United States
Railroad Employes of Pennsylvania Form State Legislative Board
Representatives of 125000 organized railroad men in Scranton, Pa form the state's legislative board to examine candidates for the Legislature and pledge to oppose those against equal laws and fair railroad employee legislation. The report also notes pension office audit calls and a Ford Theatre inquest amid broader national politics.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Legislative Branch
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Railroad Men of
Pension Department
New York
the Times
Pension Office
Russell A. Alger
Eiffel Given His Liberty
Paris June 17 considerable excitement follows Court of Cessation ruling to quash fraud convictions tied to the Panama Canal Company. Charles de Lesseps and Fontaine freed. de Lesseps may leave hospital as unserved sentence likely remitted. The case, famed for political figures involved, sparked dramatic reactions.
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Charles de Lesseps
Paris
M. Eiffel
M. Fontaine
M. Charles de Lesseps
M de Lesseps
Shu
France
Baron de Keinach
They Choose Chicago Republican Clubs Name National HQ
The Executive Committee of the National League of Republican Clubs selected Chicago as the league headquarters site amid a heated debate. Delegates from Rhode Island Missouri Illinois North Carolina Kansas and Washington supported Chicago while St Louis and other locales declined as the vote neared.
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Judd
Mlinois
Chicago
North Carolina
Kansas
Washington
Trade balance against ls exports and imports data
The report shows exports of merchandise for the twelve months ending May 31, 1893 were 84,375,845 with imports 936,101,287, a net imports excess of 102,430,728. Gold exports totaled 123,005,453 vs 20,653,725 imports, silver exports 40,146,573 vs 23,764,542 imports, yielding respective excesses of 102,430,728 and 10,372,030.
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Washinotox
United States
Capital National Bank Reopens in Indianapolis
Capital National Bank reopened its doors in Indianapolis on June 20 with 50 600 more cash on hand than required by Comptroller Eckels. Norman S Byramm former State Treasurer is President with N B Wilson as Vice President and Charles J Dougherty continuing as Cashier. No expected rush to draw deposits tied up.
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Capital National
Indianapolis
Ind
Capital National Bank
Eckels
Norman 8. Byramm
N. B. Wilson
Charles J. Dougherty
Irishmen Threaten Gladstone
Lonpoy June 20 Several anti Par nellite MPs have complaints from constituents for opposing concessions to the unionists in the Home Rule bill debate. The Parnellites threaten to withdraw from the house if more concessions are made. Sexton supporters may act similarly. Healy followers favor government adherence.
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Gladstone
Lonpoy
House of Commons
Joseph Jefferson Falls Ill on Steam Boat Pilgrim
Joseph Jefferson left New York on the steam boat Pilgrim yesterday afternoon bound for Hazards Hay. He appeared very weak and ill during the voyage and a physician was summoned. His condition did not improve the next day, and he was to remain on the boat then be taken to the Mellen House to recover his strength. The report stated he was not dangerously ill, only exhausted.
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Joseph Jeferson
Fall Rives
Masc
Joseph Jefferson
New York
Pilgrim
Huzzard’s' Hay
Jefferson
Mellen House
Socialist Vote Reaches Two Million, Vorwaerts Claims
In Benrm on June 20 the Socialist Vorwaerts celebrates election results, calling the tally a glorious title page to future records. It notes the aggregate Socialist vote did not exceed 2,000,009.
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Benrm
Vorwaerts
The Sherman Silver Question and White House Watch
Washington June 23 President Cleveland is watching efforts to poll congressmen on the silver question. The administration hopes for repeal of the Sherman Silver Purchase Act but faces votes tied to free coinage and state bank repeal. The president backs army officers named Indian agents, while critics blame officials for past harms to Indigenous peoples. A theater building inquiry pins liability on multiple officials for a fatal collapse during cellar excavation. The president also curtails state department power by having pardons countersigned by the attorney general, signaling broader red tape reform.
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Washington
Cleveland
Congress
Carlisle
House
Kansas
Greenbucks
West
South
Raynor
Maryland
Wth
Helen Hunt Jackson
United States
State Department
Clerland
Stat Department of Justice
Gresham
Olney
Lelings
Scott
War Department
Coming Congress to Meet in September Special Session
Washington June 20 Congress will convene in a special session in September as advisers and visiting Democrats urge prompt financial legislation. The president’s push aims to restore confidence after gold outflow and bank reorganization gains. Supporters abroad travel to Europe to advocate sound money as Congress readies the financial debate. The Ford’s Theatre disaster verdict blames four officials for criminal negligence in the deaths at the theater.
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Congress
Washington
Cleveland
Europe
Washinetox
Ford's
I. C. Ainsworth
George W. Dant
Covert
Sasse
Frederick B. Loftus
Curious Bolivian currency feature to be erased
A Bolivia currency quirk ends with a government decree allowing banks to redeem torn bank note fractions until June 30. Fractional pieces were used as change because of early coin shortages and will vanish from circulation once rejected by the government and banks.
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Bolivia
Washington
United States
Olivia
Kulivia
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Wy; Department
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Fregerick C. Ainsworth
William Covert
Francis Susse
Szise
I’. C Ainsworth
G. Covert
I’. Sasse
George WW. Dant
Frederick R. Loftus
LI Cickens
Perth
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