Fremont area rail cut off work begins on Arlington line
The Fremont Elkhorn and Missouri Valley railroad cut-off from Arlington to Cinnahall is under construction with the U P Great taking contracts and camps forming at Washington. Materials deposit on ground and dirt filling soon. Union Pacific HQ rumors place General Dodge to succeed Adams. Lincoln plans belt line railroad. Local notices include a public reunion in Omaha and a school census for Fremont.
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Fremont
Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad
Arlington
Cinnahall
Soeward
Bir. U.P. Sreat
Shington
Grand Asm
Omuaba
Lincoln
Union Pacific
Omaha
General Dodge
Deane
York Colleges
Thieven
Jacob Schram
Columbus
John W. Lauer
Laver
Fremont, Zikhorn & Missouri Valley Railway
Une
Republican
York
G.A. Snn
Caties
Pones
K¢Worth Averal
Caffee
Nebraska G. A. R
Joseph Lowe
Accis
Ida Murray
Lincoln Apecia
Lee Shellenbarger
Nebraska City
Tower Court
Atock
Amiling
Nebraska
Clattamouth
Nebra ska Legislature Handles Judiciary Charge Row
Lincoln March 18 reports show the investigation into charges against Nebraska House judiciary members. I Hoscwater seeks drop due to fear of whitewashing. Rosewater disputes claims as unfounded, while committee recommends exoneration and condemns the accuser.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Judiciary Committee of the
House
Dempster
John A. Dempster
House of
Senate
Perennally
Omaha
Cleveland
Hoscwarter
Lixcoun
Judiciary Committee
Jonewater
W. J. Pessnimon
Fallowe
IE. Rosewater
E. Rosewater
Rosewater
B. Rosewater
I. Rosewater
E. Nosewater
Rosenater
Joan A. Desraten
IL C. Minnix
C C. Evtss
MM. Anan
Joux Perens
W. J. Peacpearson
Consolidated Senate and House Actions March 21 23
Legislative items reported or passed include a five judge Supreme Court amendment. authorizations widening inter state authority. justices of the peace power to issue county excep tions. civil procedure code changes. census fund warrants. Plattsmouth voter registration repeal. Lincoln and Omaha charter changes. and various appropriations and bills on taxes, pensions, and statewide commissions. The record notes approvals, postponements, and endorsements across Nebraska state government.
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Senate
Colby
White
Plattsmouth
Newcomer
Congress
United States
Alaco
Columbus
Shamp
The
Horticultural Society
John Lanham
Maggie
Taestablala State Board of Health
Ilinteiet
Furnas
Senan
Jascuns
Haven
Beckiey
Lind Institute
Nebunaka City
Ius
Supreme Court
Omaha
Atood Nyen JK
Jon de Me
Alan
Miong
Watson
Etnot
Beatrice
Metropolitan
Siebietens
Albion
Ilegally
Officinia
Svangelbat Trinity Church of
Lincoln
Omaha church to build new house of worship this year
Members of the Second Congregational church in Omaha will construct a new church this year. The ground, costing $13 000, has been purchased and paid for. The Missouri Pacific states it will do considerable building in Nebraska this year.
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Second Congregational Church
Omaha
Missouri Pacife Ae
Nebraska
The Sioux City Assassination Trial Opens Soon
Sioux City reports say the Haddock murder case will begin shortly with 70 extra jurors seated and Judge Lewin stating a swift trial. Informer H L Leavitt and wife arrive from Chicago as witnesses prepare. Haddock, pastor of First Methodist, was killed August 3 in a city described as tense with anticipation of courtroom drama.
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Sioux City
Omaha Bee
Uaddock
Court House
Lewin
H. L. Leavitt
Chicago
Tresborn
Deters
George C Haddock
First Methodist
Maddock
Indiray
Espneas
Abel Ty
Ata
Clem
Grenville
Mal
Rev Tar
Attis Tome
Tees
Rey Haddock
Gatat
Rev Haddock
Haddock
Greenville
Turner
Merri
Delaereed
Oger
Heather Notumes Poiens
Dooger
Haafle
Kyparty
Columbia
Fourth
Alvisa
High Board
Destitution Among Indians at Cheyenne Agency Report
Miles City reports a severe famine among Cheyenne on Rosebud and Tongue rivers. Agent Upshaw’s flour and beef rations failed, cattle were moved to Crow reserve, snow blocked supply lines, and six weeks without beef. Sixteen infants reportedly died as mothers could not produce milk due to starvation.
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Miles City
M.L
Rosebud
Molink Park
Crow Reserve
Cheyenne
Old Range
Wyoming
Upahaw Han
Upshaw
Indiana
Wolf
Brave Wolf Strong Horn
Man Bear
American Horne
Blind Bull
Twother
Robert Jones on Trial for Murder in Edgefield NC
The case concerns Robert Jones charged with murdering Edward Presley and his two sons in Cottonfeld after wedding into their family. The report notes a Michigan mine yielded 243,153 in the year ending February.
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Robert Joness
Edgefield
North Carolina
Cottonfeld
Edward Presley
Michigan
Cullom Defends Railroad Policies Amid Interview and Meetings
Senator Cullom disputes claims that the new inter state commerce bill targets passes and commutation tickets. He argues the measure does not prohibit issue of passes and notes potential advertising by railroads, while the Grand Army of the Republic holds its tenth Nebraska encampment in Omaha with about 400 delegates and officers elected.
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Cullom
Washington
Central
Benator
Bowen
Seo
Grand Army
Grand Army of the Republic
Nebraska
Annex
Garta
Theeate
Eneh
Ita
Fapowation
Guay Thayer
Moray Nenston
Orpan Za Tie Ae
Alte Neon Weamion
Loe Steon
Grand Army Recien
Eameig
Oan Caurmpment
Rounien
Board of Trole
Patrick
George M OO
Offera
Setuyler
Pemington
Department Commader
Pervatean
Rectsler
Geond
Gemter Dias
Warntana
Aletera
Laughtern
Toote
Wivr Randall
Ponth Pintte
der Tol Wemior
Juliig Newbaver
Sulney
Puutar Vee
A V Petseou
Seward
J Q Bend
Greaad
Macvenna
Ino
Allotment Act Moves Forward for Indian Lands
The Interior Secretary has not yet construed the allotment act for the Seminole reservation and to extend U S laws over severed lands. Commissioner Atkins awaits guidance, but has prepared a list of agencies favorable to allotment to begin enforcement gradually amid opposition. Sixteen Senators support women’s suffrage in Philadelphia.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Atkins
Indiana
Atkine
Fire devastates hotel in Mufale New York casualties rise
A deadly hotel fire at Main and Faglests in Mufale New York causes many deaths and injuries. The blaze spreads rapidly trapping guests on upper floors and forcing jumps from windows as firefighters battle the flames. Losses include the hotel structure and contents valued in the hundreds of thousands with several unidentified victims.
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Mufale
New York
Buffalo
N. Y
Richmond 4
Main and
Faglests
Bunnell
Porter Bell Bey
Bunnella My
Wnacon
Simpnassio
Miggecaprd
Macy
Guénta
Stii
Adler
Agguent
Bstel
Kar Wa
Kiteny
Raga Leleves
Thorans
Astaire Ap
Wilson Pureell
ROG Dana & Co
Norton Isborne
Kate Pier
Kate Hont
Panama Canal Scheme Reveals International Tensions
A garbled report discusses a 19th century canal project linking oceans and the risks of German and American interests. It mentions Comte De Leksope and European finance shaping negotiations, with emphasis on preventing water inflow and naval control concerns.
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Westongton
New York
Brankfert
Germany
Comte de Leksope
Nemga
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