Nebraska items show town updates and crimes this week
A wide sweep of Nebraska notes covers county changes at Stockville with post office transfers, land sales near Eustis, flood impacts at Ponca, a high school bond vote near Harvard, and a series of local incidents from measles scares to a windmill fall. Also noted are a fire in Nebraska City, a rail wreck near Kearney, and court awards in an Ida Krayenbull case.
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Milford
S$men
Dakota County
Stockville
Hastings
Ponca
Eustis
Broken Bow
Gothenburg
Callaw Way
Polk, ‘County
Nebraska City
Cass County
Plattsmouth
G. W. Brinker
Dakin
Clinton
Ill
Imperial
Neb
Kearney
Adams County
Sherman Mulvany
Mason City
Ida Brown
Mulvaney
Ida L. Krayenpull
Union Pacific
John Krayenbull
Fox Hollow
Thetown
Nisings
Mark Hammond
Mr. Condon
Loup
Munroe
Columbus
Burlington & Missouri
Loup River
Palmer
Burlington
J. A. Foote
Fremont, Elkhorn
Missouri Valley
Boone
Baum
Osceola
Snell
Southeastern Nebraska Educational Association
Beatrice
John J. Ingalls
Paddock Opera House
Gage County
The
Lincoln Journal
Thomas I. Nelson
Leadville
Nelson
Fremont Tribune
Eisner & Bader
Nebraska
Fremont
Dodre Co
Catherine Marshall
Walt Mason
Washington News
J. Sterling Morton
Morton
Agricultural Bureau
Legislature Reports From Nebraska Senate and House Actions
Nebraska legislature notes show Senate files 300 194 27 68 197 recommended for passage and House rolls 182 183 and 172 passed. A convict cruelty report was adopted, while the appropriation bill grows by about 100000 with additions for asylums schools and state buildings. The house read and passed civil rights related bills and maximum rate measures with extensive committee work on the general appropriation bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Senate
State University
James
Elder
Kraus
Grass of
Douglas
Gattin
Capital National
Uwe
Watsons
Hbrary
Johnson
Olsen
Goss
Dele
Girls’ Industrye School
Geneva
Hastings
Norfolk Insane Asylum
Nebraska City
Kearney Industrial School
Milford Home
State House
House
Movss
House Committee
Casper
Butler
Hall
Mr. Schappell
Dr. Ricketts
James of
Gage
Dickerson
York Schelp
Dimmick
Sehsotreiat Dobron
Keckley
Scott
Eickhof
Kessler
Sheridan Rider
Keyes
Sisson
Silla
Kloke
Smith
Iolt
Farnsworth
Krick
Smith Nastia Felton
Iruse
Eraith Riehron
Tord
Lingenfelter
Xodexman
Ylton
Luthart
Stevens
Suter
Gerdes Lynch
Chean
Ustu
Sss
Wayne
McVey
Ands
Haller
Nelson
Sneaker
Varmin
Brown
Hinds
Pee “A Burns
Deakins
Ltie
Carpenter Kaup
Stucuir
Cooley
Wyner
Spenes
Cornish
Eke
UN Dig
Ni Kelson
Wardlaw
Goldsmith
Merrick
Wilson
Nason
Ritts Grinith
Onley Thei
Babecork
Dysart
Howe
Rickstts
Institute
Beatrice
Anere
Keeley
Sdeshte
Nebrasha
Hamphell
Soldiers' and Sailors
Canad Island
State Library
State Historical Society
Twelfth Judicial
Committee On
Lowley
Mattes
Culbertson
Ogallula
Institution For the
Omaha
Not
Ith
Oakley
Schappel
Watson
McRhesson
Millionaires back water power boom at Gothenburg Nebraska
The Gothenburg Water Power and Investment Company, formed by Chicago and Milwaukee millionaires, buys a large steam dredging machine in the West and plans to enlarge the canal from the Platte River to 19 feet wide and 15 feet deep. They promote cheap electric power from the water falls, hoping to attract mills, factories, and electric industries to Gothenburg, a town of 1,500 miles west of Omaha on the Union Pacific.
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Rock Island
Osceola
Elaine
Murbarger
Beatrice Isaac W. Wright
J. H. Millard
Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Illinois
Towa
Frank Ditton
Walnetta
Loup
Kearney
Sparwell
Jim Corbett
Gothenberg
Neb
Chicago
Milwaukee
Lauffen
Frankfort-on-the-Main i
Gothenburg
Cuas
J. Wortitax
Naval Exhibit for the Fair at New York World’s Fair
New York March sees a major naval exhibit gathering at the Navy Yard from many sources. Ordnance supplies rapid firing guns powder samples and a mix of real and dummy projectiles sub caliber fittings and gun charges are prepared. The battleship Illinois is finished including turrets fittings and superstructure and will carry the exhibit with few exceptions.
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New York
New Yorks Navy Yard
Ilinois
Not Patronize Parish Schools Sparks Church Conflict
In Wiercuzsten Pa March 15 a Catholic pew case at St Agnes church ends with the rector lifting a prior ban under guidance from Mgr Satolli. The reopening follows a decision against a priest’s ruling that Catholic children must attend parish schools under threat of sacraments denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiercuzsten
Bowen
St. Agnes Catholic Church
LI. Spalding
Mgr
Satolli
Michigan Railroads Post Strong December Earnings
Michigan railroad companies earned 10,108,292 for December, 1892, up 1,304,538 from December, 1891. The annual average earnings stood at 110,902,658, with 1891 at 96,472,329, a 14.95 percent increase year over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Railroad
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Statues dot St Louis as Lucas ship plans loom
In St Louis a city of monuments grows with major statues by Frank Blair, Ward Bates, Washington, Jefferson, and other figures in Forest Park Lafayette Park Tower Grove Park and downtown memorials. The Lucas ship venture progresses with steamers from St Louis to Mexico, aiming to boost river and ocean trade. German Day parade plans shift to a Columbian allegorical procession in September as celebrations at the Exposition and Veiled Prophet gather crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholdi
St. Louis
St Tovis
Bartholis
Washington and
Jefferson
Baltimore
Forest Park
Frank P Blair
Feward Bates
Lafayette Park
Washington
Thomas C. Benton
Tower Grove Park
Shakespeare
Columbus
Alexander von Humboldt
Yoo Park
Gen. Lyon
St Benton Park
Frederick Wecker
Twelfth and
Olive Street
Gen. Grant
Lucas
Mexico
Mississippi
J'aristum
Stsa
Chicago
Germer Society
McGlynn to Return to Time in New York March 1
A readable fragment notes that Dr. McGlynn will comply with conditions attached to his return to New York. It mentions accompanying Dr. Burtsel and references a Roman Catholic Church context, with March timing implied.
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Ogy
Eae
Joseph Cook
Prt
Fting
Womanshristian Temperance Union
Salvation Army
Boston
Edwards
Superior
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