Nebraska news highlights run through Grand Island to Omaha
The report spans multiple Nebraska towns noting a public library opening in Plattsmouth, a new Christian association planned for South Omaha, and a large state spending on schools and relief. Other items include farm profits, drought and corn yields, hotel plans at Curtis, hay markets in Omaha, police court receipts, and various local incidents and crimes across Beatrice, Lincoln, Omaha, and surrounding counties.
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Ame
Grand Island
Ash Histo
Waddell & Oliver
Odell
Lave Lind
Oundill
Plattsmouth
Toms Dlew's Christian Association
South Ontarina
Beatrice
Curtis
Arlington mi Jins
Omah
Omaha
Oimaha Capatalista
Lincoln
Jack Ryan
Adam Maker
Dodge County
Col Seather
Manderson
Omaia
Hayne
Nebraska
Cou
Grandstand
George Litelfieht
Verdon
Tegan County
William Doyle
Lisine
Tom
Yariess
Tramp
B. &Gl
Crawford
Seribyer
Abs. Moon
Child
Mraz Berene
Omaha Ling
Walthers
Bliss Rachel Franko
Baya & King
Yi Wayne
Swode
Union Pacific
Hiis
Plainview
Stenla Incon
Eesas
Ennenaler Coty
Pristnens
Coloma
Perkins County
Jefferson D
Wotter
Ohio
Berlington
Tias
Armone
Routh
Sargent
Omala Packing Company
Lane Third Wal
Swift ‘Honehlb
Boston
Diller boy run over by heavily loaded wagon
An eleven year old son of W. Sanor in Diller was run over by a heavily loaded wagon. The wheels passed over him, breaking tires and ribs and causing internal injuries, but he survived. The report includes various local notices and incidents from Nebraska towns and railroads.
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W. Sanor
Diller
Ark
Union Pacific
Burlington
Lincoln
D. al Baerngess
Grand Island
Keller
John Mall
Nebraska City
Dall
Howard
South Omaha
Sud
The Fal Contests in National and State Elections
Election dispatches recount Democratic gains in New York Ohio and Massachusetts with Republicans contesting triumphs in the West and Midwest. Nebraska Iowa and Wisconsin totals hint at Democratic leads while Abbott and Boyer are noted for gubernatorial results amid statewide vote fluctuations and legislative outlooks.
Democrats Sweep Cook County Vote in Local Elections
A Cincinnati Commercial Gazette report notes a quarrel with a traveling salesman over blows and arrests tied to illegal voting. Democrats claim state majorities between 49,000 and 80,000, with Cook County electing two judges a recorder of deeds and a county board. Early returns at 10:30 pm suggest a Democratic board of county commissioners, eight to five Republicans, and a close race for recorder between Stephens and Crawford. By 1:15 am junior returns shift favor to Stephens, securing the Republican recorder position.
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Nepraska
Omnia
Congress
Ohio
Neal
Ehocratic State Executive Committee
Campbell
Legislatire
Jaimilton
Democrats
Uns
Cappeller
Foraker
Hamilton
Repubcan
Republican State Executive Committee
Ami Sinte Vegret
Kruker
Domb
Western Reserve
Abbott
Dem
King
Massachusetts
Boston
Mracket
Russell
Winck
Sual Purishvasta
Cnst
Boyer
Hart
Philadelphia
Mitia
Senate
Absehildy
Brooklyn
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Ematy
Amos J. Cuming
Dam
Noth
New York City
Rice
Gillett
Cork
Grant
Wincista
Gordon
State Democratic Committee
N. m
McKinney
United States
Henry B. Wayne
Orrker
Enquirer
Joraker
Powell
Bharp
Cincinnati
Towa
State Register
Butchinson
Wiscinia
Mudge
Jackson Ward
Messrs
Preston
Belvin
N. M. Smith, Jr
Smith
Jared Muster
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Jim
Intanow
Cook County
Todlny
Recorder of Deeds
a_board of conty commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Republiccans
Stephens
Crawford
Delegates to international congress reach Lincoln Tomb visit
Delegates including Governor Fifer Senator Cullom and Representative Springer arrive in Lincoln Suninchain for the international congress. They tour the tomb of Lincoln, hear speeches on American unity and continental trade, and discuss reciprocity and closer ties among the Americas before departing for Indianapolis.
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Lincoln
Suninchain
Springfield
Fifer
Cullom
Springer
Richerd Oglesby
Alyabatn Tancolu
Senter Cullom
Europe
Amurica
Mexico
Aimerican Brotherhood
Oglesby
Bolet Pernzs
Moungus
Venezuela
Pepagyengye
Remler
Senor Alfonzo
Chati
Dicoln
Sennator
Senor Velarde
Bolivia
Ifer
Sistager
Americas
Gresham
Indianapolis
Southern exposition opens with telegraph key ceremony
Nov 7 reports in Washington note the president formally opened the Southern exposition at Montgomery Alabama by touching a telegraph key at the White House. Cabinet members around the instrument sent congrats to the exposition president as the event began.
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Wasutsatos
Montgomery
Ala
Quartermaster General
Fort Sidney
Neb
Fort Niobrara
Agricultural Talk on Department Work and Reorganization
The annual Agricultural Report reviews departmental reorganizations, budget plans for the next year, and a wide range of farm policy. It highlights sugar beet and flax fibers, forest and water management, fruit gathering in unsettled regions, and the expansion of farmers institutes as central to agricultural education and self help. It notes disease control in livestock, especially pasteurellosis in New York and surrounding states, and calls for stronger department support for agricultural organizations and county correspondents to improve data and representation.
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Brazil
Austria
Amerean
Gieenre Nm
GepuTnvest Abetaio
Deta
Manay
United States
Vna
Prestic
California
Yie Botanical Department
Aril
Marmers
Wye
Plenro-Puonmouin
Kinga
Queens
New York State
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Secretary Daw's speech on meat inspection and agriculture
The secretary urges federal meat inspection and tight cattle market oversight to combat disease and sustain agriculture. He emphasizes prompt disease localization, reliance on domestic officials, and protecting farmers while maintaining free trade. He cites wool, sheep, and mutton production trends and the value of stock, urging robust protection of the American market.
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Okiahbonis Agata Anrnen and Early Arkansan Settlement
The article describes settlers near Arkankias Cite, northwest of the Santa Fe railroad, and mentions Alfed 18 as a nearby site about five miles south. It notes thriving commerce, productive soil, large corn and wheat yields since a past harvest, substantial homes, and a growing population with few illnesses in summer.
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Okiahbonis Agata Anrnen
Vresas
Alfred
Sever
Arkankias
Santa Po
Witlet
Sarghetia
Luni Sas
Deine Creetel
Pariica
Shere
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Becker
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Mack Dawson
John Dawson
Keyn Palm County
Annaworth
George Greenough
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Olaf? Cornwall
Nehanks
Cass County
Darlington & Missouri River
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Colorado
New Mexico
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Henry Miller
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Charles Jelly
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