Red Cloud water supply strains city needs
NEBRASKA news notes a deficient water supply in Red Cloud, plus regional items such as the Northeast Nebraska Press Association meeting at Norfolk on May 21, local honors, church plans, legal cases, storms, fires, and notable deaths across counties. The roundup includes sheriff changes, jail breaks, droughts, and civic developments with numerous named towns and people.
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Red Cloud
Northeast
Nebraska Press Association
Norfolk
Nebraska City
Boys’ and Girls’ Nations
Furnas
Aropilide
Jacob Easter
Fre ‘Mont
Florence Roberts
Mason City
Nes Steen
Lincoln
Flubbell
Madison
Andrew S. Bennett
South Sioux City
Henry Craycoff
Omaha
Troops Called Out In Seattle And West
Five companies of the Fourteenth United States infantry arrived in Seattle under Lt Col Theaker to enforce court orders. Details mention 12 officers and 244 men, with protests against deputy marshals and threats toward Coxeyites awaiting contempt trials over the Northern Pacific seizure.
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I Joseph A Butler
Iastings
Church Slowe
Bloomfield Monitor
Knoex County
Dorchester
United States Grand Jury
Omerha
Wilber
Eastern Star Lodge
Fremont
J. F. Wilderbrand
Sarpy County
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Illinois
McMullen
Merrick County
Dobie
Conway
Moore
McKay
Gregory
United States
Cogreshall
Omaha
Grand Island
I. W. Booker
Mouker
Valparaiso
Hartley
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Siiiney
Union Pacific
Elkhorn
Ort Douglas
Salt Lake
Rosebud
Wayne
Seattle
Wash
Fourteenth United States Infantry
Theaker
Hanford
United States Court
Coxeyites
Northern Pacific Road
Rawsixs
Wyo
Union Pacific Road
Shefler
Oregon
Montpelier
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Sheller
Green River
Marshal Rankin
Portland
Kansas City
NO COMPROMISE AT MINERS CONVENTION CLEVELAND OH
Cleveland May 0 The National Ming Workers in Convention in Cleveland reports indicate about 200 delegates. President John McBride called the meeting and a committee from each district will hear reports on grievances and potential actions. Secretary Jelride rejected compromise and demanded full nationwide settlement before resuming work.
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Ming Workers In Convention
Cleveland
Ohio
Miners’ Convention
John McBride
T. J. “Jelride
Miners’ Union
Crank in the House Delivers Unruly Message
In Wasilincrosx May 15 a colored man in the House gallery shouted for the speaker and attempted to deliver a divine message to pass the Coxey Bill. He was ejected after a struggle with the doorkeeper as business resumed. Dink Wilson Executed by Electric Chair
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Ispello
Wasilincrosx
District of Columbia
House of Representatives
Capitol
White House
Treasury
Dink Wilson
Hudspeth Isand
Aunung
N. Y
Lucius P
Dink
Wilson
Charles
Nan
Uaurvey
Buffalo
Mudspeth-Slye Ganz
Glendale
Missouri
Omaha
Nebraska
Notable Resignations Murders and Unrest Across Regions
Chief Justice Raney of Florida resigns. Mrs Mary Lilly a wealthy Atlanta widow is murdered at her home. Recruiting officer George Walsh of the Eighth Infantry CS is found dead in a bathtub in Indianapolis. American Glucose company closes due to coal shortages. Irish Nationalists hold a monster meeting in Liverpool addressed by Justin McCarthy. Morrisons Sir Louis Coxey army disbands after its leader absconds with funds.
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Crounse
Colorado
Idalark
Henry Smith
Kansas City
Arapahoe County
Colo
Julio R. Sovereign
Knights of Labor
North I*eatte
Iowa Railroad
Keleyites
Curtis
S. B. Moore
Y S. Ball
E.R Mitchcock
Sterling
Omaha
Pennsylvania
Titchcock
Yhe
PEF. O
Hastings
Committee On
Nebraska
Jenny U Hostsinger Mryant
Omakha
Clara A. Crawford
Nelson
Kittie Dutton
Carrie McNaughton
Superior
Matschmann
Grand Island
Lius
George Stevenson
G L. Wummel
Numboldt
Worth
Summel
Philpot
Wichita
Kas
Dodd
Association
Kansas
Camp Lincoln
Mary Lilly
Atlanta
George Walsh
Eighth Infantry
CS. A
Indianapolis
Glucose Computeoria
Liverpool
Justin McCarthy Warris
Morrisons
Louis Coxey
Missouri Democrats Split Over Silver and Gold Policy
The Missouri Democratic convention faced a split between silver and gold factions with Bland leading the pro silver camp and minority leaders Prost and Kore pushing for a united platform. Debate centered on restoring bimetallic coinage, ratio of gold to silver, and opposition to a pure gold standard, ending in a roll call showing deep party division. The gathering also noted Coxey’s congressional bid and a Populist protest against police action in Washington.
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Deere Dune
Mo Blach
Aes Dammatiedns
PF Carrington
Wilson
Ayer
Ue Cetizens
Epublicans
Preiwnance
Democrats
Titulior
United States
Cop ‘Ress
Congress
Onler
Jackson and Menton
Cleveland
Democratic Congress
Republican Party
Daucrats
Missouri
Grover Cleveland
St Lous
Chiesa
Prost
Democratic Party
Bland
Silver
Prast
Wassouri
Sone Creephien
Foams Fe
Tell
St Louis
Woo Benton
Neosho
Desogates
Acd
Stone
Gland
Francis
Silas Carr
Montgomery County
St. Louis
W. Walker
St. Joseph
March to Hyattsville by the Commonwealers
Washington dispatch reports the Commonwealers striking camp at Tyranny and marching to a new base near Hyattsville Maryland. Jesse Coxey takes command as Carl Browns and Coxey stay for police court matters. The group attracts small crowds amid festive marching, while provisions from the West are pledged to sustain the effort.
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Wyattsvilly
Indirnint
Washington
Hyattsville
Carl Browns
Coxey
Jesse Coxey
de Coxey
Clover Club
Philadelphia
Sfyattsville
Senators Present and Absentees Delay Senate Session
Only four senators were in the chamber when the senate met at 11 o clock this morning and Mr Harris presided. Twenty eight senators answered roll call after a long search for absentees. A motion to adjourn was withdrawn to honor a tariff bill schedule. Congress news from Washington and Provo Utah describe tariff debate, train derailment, and farmers alliance lobbying.
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Skiiruilahing
Wasimisatos
Senate
Harris
Capitol
Dolph
Chandler
Wolcott Leaves New York for Europe on Health Grounds
United States Senator Wolcott of Colorado sails from New York for Europe due to ill health and will likely be absent for several months. The move comes as he seeks relief from ongoing health issues.
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Wolcott
Europe
New Yon
United States
Colorado
New York
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