Circuit of state fairs debated for exhibitors routes
Exhibitors push for a permanent state fair circuit linking Nebraska to eastern and western fairs. Officials discuss transportation needs and special trains for livestock, while railroads defend rate policies and note adjustments to coal and grain charges. Contemporaneous items report local elections, municipal projects, and notable incidents across the state.
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Fur Pas
Lincoln Journal
Boards of Agriculture
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Missouri
St. Louis
Towa
Illinois
Iinois
Arantasioa
Tux Asiox Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Railroad Commission
C. H. Gere
Nebraska Railroad Commission
Lincoln
Neb
Holmesville
David City
Shelby
Omaha
North Bend
Chicago
Platte Center
Fremont
Humphreys
Silver Creek
Osceola
Clarka
Missouri River
Murder at Alexandria and local injuries linked to a watch quarrel
Lincoln Journal reports a fatal stabbing near Lippincott's restaurant after a dispute over who owned the best watch. John Upgraff died at about two a.m. the following day. Charles Metzger and son were arrested. Other notes mention Mrs. Foote and family en route from Wyoming with diphtheria, Mrs. Lacra Brush's accident, and various local concerns from Free Publica books to Union Pacific workers.
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Metzgers
Fragmentary OCR Dialogue About Greek Themed Scene
A garbled OCR passage depicts Greeks, a cabin, straw, and a discussion of direction. The text includes disjointed quotes and stage-like questions, with stray musical and gallery references.
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Menelaus
Rene Erasys
Election returns show Davenport narrow defeat in state wide vote
New York figures indicate Davenport would have won if state results matched city and Brooklyn turnout. Hill falls 9000 votes in New York City, Davenport 14000 behind Blaine. Other regions show varied gains for Democrats and Republicans in state houses and senates across Virginia, Massachusetts, Iowa, and New Jersey. results tally varies by county and district.
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New York
Yeaterday
Davenport
Brooklyn
Harlem River
Hill
City
Cleveland
Blaine
Tammany
Brenmont
Lee
House of Delegates
Senate
House
Baxtistone
Republicana
Gorman
Boston
Massachusetta
Robinson
Prince
Lathrop
Prohibition
Sumner
Rolinson
Des Moines
Thefustonimt
Reinger Republican
Floyd
Teterson
Grundy
Urley
Monroe
Hutchinpris
Allean
Wapello
Wanrronn
Capnn
Bethany
Chaplin Putnam
Groton
Dr. Davis
Albany
Erie
Buffaloy
Bascom
St Jown
Dex Moss
Iowa
Steginterling
Keiisgar
Cedar County
Corrigan
Huron
Dak
Hugh Campbell
Nine plans for a Grant monument in Chicago discussed
Premier examination of the memorial fund outlines estimated costs from 55 000 to 90 000. Treasurer Abbott of the Wisconsin Central reports the Great Western terminal scheme in Chicago at about 6 000. Francis L White donor to the cause, while Ellen Finn of Cincinnati receives a year in prison for guilty pleads. The interior department confirms revival of a Southern California land tract. Oklahoma freighters report rising thefts as boomers stir the region. William F. Smith, longtime New York Herald editor, dies in Brooklyn. Governor Hill being serenaded at Albany.
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Chicago
Gen. Grant
Abbott
Wisconsin Central Road
Great Western
Francis L. White
Bowton Council
New York
Ka. Ellen Finn
Cincinnati
Secretary of the Interior
Land Office
California
Texas Pacific
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Oklahoma
S William F. Smith
New York Herald
United States
Brooklyn
Bill
Executive
Citizens of
Albany
Jacksonian Club
Gor
Hill
Troops Bound for Panama Amid Transit Controversy
Secretary Endicott orders military commanders to prepare for uprisings near Panama to safeguard transit after President's proclamation. The Star notes Secretary Whitney sending Tennessee and Galena to the isthmus to prevent a new outbreak and avoid transit disruption. Aspinwall damages may cost millions, with claims expected to be presented to Congress for compensation.
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Endicott
Whitney
Tennessee
Galena
Panama
Trangit
Aspinwall
Columbia
Eaid
Billy
Jouett
Axpinwall
Elaima
Congress
Ike Alun Jain
Devastating Cyclone Rips Through Alabama Towns
A terrible cyclone struck Belma and surrounding counties washing away bridges and crops while leveling forests and homes. Torrents of rain and lightning followed the storm, which began on the Cahaba river and moved through Dallas Perry and Bibb counties. Dozens killed and many injured, with relief workers racing to aid the destitute as residents fear losses of cotton, wagons, and livestock.
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Belma
Ala
Panad
Cahaba
Daliaa
Perry
Bibb
Ste
Belgium Slaughter Sparks Sealakin Pelts Trade Rumor
In Belgium a practice of preparing rabbit skins to resemble sealakin pelts is reported. The article notes concern over misrepresented skins sold to England and potential penalties for those involved.
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Belgium
England
Statue Honoring Vienna Coffee-House Keeper Unveiled
The piece describes Kolschitzky, who opened the first coffee house in Moscow during the late 1600s, later celebrated with a statue by a descendant. The sculpture shows him in Turkish disguise, holding a firearm in one hand and a cup in the other, with his feet on a coffee bag. It was unveiled at Kulschitzky and Favoritenstrasse and formally transferred to the city.
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Geneva
Beatrice
York
Court House
Jacob Haish
DeKalb
Ill
Ed Hollem
Lincoln
Denver
Col
Northwestern Railroad
M. E
Centra City
Tobias
George M. Myers
Kansas City
Pacific Telegraph Company
Omaha
Col. Corley
Joseph Mo
Whic City
St. Joe
Maj. E. 8. W. Drought
Wyandotte, Nebraska & Northwestern Railroad
Kansas City Journal
Oskaloosa
Roach
Breele
Wesley Burchan
Farmers’ Bank
Grass Lake
Michigan
Ife
Texas
General Land Offices
Utah
Moregon Church
Cache County
Ohio and Mixalesspot Railway Company
Louisville
St Louis
Averars
Robson & Crane
Pho Rand
Chicagonn Haa
Missouri
Dispatch
Dolphin
Tench
Facates
Hudson River
Neto Farpeon
Annaalere
Imut
Deane Peek
Tlaven
Mra Carahr
Wteos Bang
Southington
Mga
Thomas James
Gainsville
Kolschitzky
Vienna
R Kolschitzny
Duke of Lorraine
Kulschitzkystrasse
Favoritenstrasse
St. James's
Impressive Appearance By Judge Hescock Creates Mystery
A judge in Albuquerque appears in fine dress to attend private business near the highlands. A four year old girl answers a doorbell and says the visitor may be God. The judge flees the scene after the mother’s startled exchange, escaping across a railroad track.
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Manma
Albequerque Democrat
Whom the gods would destroy they fret translated fragment
A garbled historic note claims Euripides phrase was rendered by Stoels and linked to a Cambridge student incident. mentions a phrase about Reds and a Greek poet with unclear attributions. The text blends miscopied names and dubious origins without coherent facts or date.
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Stoels
Euripides
Cambridge
Ailmach
Byson
Mesapher— Hoston Globe
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Fairmont Bulletin
B. McFnadden
Hebron
State Journal
Charles Metzgar
Henry Uptegral
Alexandria
Metz
Uptegraf
Metzgar
A. Paul Thomas
Thomas
Nasansin
Aptegraf
Odd Fellows Hall
Seward
Lane
The
Atte
Leager
T Fa
Brooka
Howard County
Wiliam D. Tiunks
Chester
Boone County
Ivey Christensen
Coleridge
Samuel Windem
Thayer County
Jacob C. Moore
Dawson
Richardson County
Michael DB. Ryan
Eagle
Cass
Joseph Blanchard
Eight Mile Grove
Case County
Samuel Miller
Gratton
Fillmore
LT. F. Combe
Hovwkina
Wayne County
J.W- Powell
Martinsburg
Dixon County
John E. Schults
Meek
Gouper
A. B. Day
Neboville
Platte County
Theodore Brugger
Ord
Valley County
J. R. Fairbanks
Raymond
Lancaster County
Albert V. Johnson
Scribner
Dodge County
Jesse A. Nason
Turkey Creek
Fillmore County
Peter Lecher
Woodbury
Rosa Tachuden
Treeze
Lincoln Tannery Company
A.J. Buckstall
Union Pacific
Boston Dispatch
Union Pacific Railway Company
Gov. Dawes
H S
Br. Joseph
J. Poppleton
Union Pacific System
G. W. Hall
Beatrice and Marysville
Marysville
Kas
Marshall
Pottawattamie
Kansas Pacific
Thomas L. Kimball
Kimball
Union Pacific Railroad
Thipeasle
Ihe
Roa
Fcans
Enlivenments
William John ‘Son
Sterling
Sterling Press
August Kathe
Charles Bullis
Humbolt
Margaret Mickens
Fred
Endres
James Monts
Anton Lafer
Lyons Post G. A. BR
Grand Island
Col. Drury
Mercer County, Inc
J. H. Roe
Platte
Kearney
Paul Rawkes
Hall Soesty
General State News
Lacra Brush
Ashland
Bern
Mat. Hewkey
Seathcote
Bey
Union Pa- Gilke
Lawrence
Broadway
Guoil Tranq Club
New York Sun
Wichelmney
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