Nebraska State Irrigation Association Convention Set
The fourth annual Nebraska State Irrigation Association convention will meet in Lexington on November 19 20 and 21 1896. Delegates are allocated to officials boards institutes colleges and local groups with editors and past state officials invited. Practical papers and expert talks will occur with delegates requested to forward rosters to the Lexington committee and reduced rail rates offered.
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Nebraska State Irrigation Association
Lexington
Nebraska
State Board of Agriculture
State Labor Commission
State University
University Agricultural Department
Boards of Trade and
Irrigation Witch Company
Congress
Department of Scientific Agriculture
Krier
Robert W. Barton
F. Krier
A. G. Worrenbarger
James I. McInrtosn
Nebraska Political Rollup and Local Notables
Congressmen re elected and Omaha registration hits record 19 955. Douglas county tally favors Mercer with 570 margin. Postmaster cash shortfall in Springfield. Judge Dundy funeral draws large crowd in Omaha. Farm weather aiding plowing. corn husking rising. Lincoln closes with Teddy McHord case. Randolph teachers meet Nov 14. Baptist convention selects officers led by Bennett of Lincoln.
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Mercer
McKinly
Douglas County
Springfield
Omaha
Dundy
James Flood
Nebraska
E. G. Listy
Mullen
Hooker County
M. A. Hammel
Hampton Lumber
Hampton
Jack the Peeper
Mason City
University Times
Burlington
Randolph
Cedar County Teachers’ Association
Randolph High School
Teddy McHord
Milwaukee
Lincoln
Brick City
St. Daniels
Springview
G W. Benn
J. P. Oeson
Avoca
Iowa
Benn
Omaha election violence and post office burglary report
Reports describe James McGuire fatally slugged during election night by Wm Campbell amid crowds. A rear post office entry was forced at Hebron to rob a safe yielding 47 dollars and 70 dollars in stamps. Other items detail fires, deaths, accidents, beets orders, and state insurance and institute plans across Nebraska.
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Omaha
James McGuire
Wm. Campell
McGuire
Hebron
Long Pine
Chicago
Bryan
Nebraska
Jonathan Turner
Fremont
North Bend Argus
Columbus Fire Department
Pex” Campbell
Lincoln
Ed Sutter
Union Pacific
Stockwell
Columbus
Columbus Times
Jules Caress
Whitman
Ife
John Trout
Central City Democrat
Re. Trout
Wyoming
South Omaha
Sioux City Tribune
Moore
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Baltimore
MacLean
University of Nebraska
Western Union
Schuyler
I. G Meyers
D. D
Methodist Church
James Gadsden
Henry Bolton
Wallen Cameron
W. M
Boydston
G. R. Souter
J. 2
Neal Withrow
Central City
Soldiers
Grand Island
M. W. Bevard
Wilson
Bevard
Banks Resume Gold Payments After Election Settlement
New York bankers say the election settled the currency question and gold payments to the sub treasury and exports may resume. Gold flows from hiding places boost treasury reserves. the subtreasury reports daily gains of 1 to 2 million in gold since the election, with express charges no longer necessary.
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New York
Treasury
Treasury Department
Extra Session Hinted To Tackle Tariff And Revenue
Senator Sherman said President McKinley would call an extra session of the Fifty-fifth Congress after inauguration. He predicted revenue legislation to fund government needs and protect American industry, with a general tariff revision and the ad valorem principle of the Wilson law likely to be abolished.
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Congress
Washington
Sherman
McKinley
Kentucky for McKinley With About Four Hundred Plurality
From Republican headquarters in Louisville a statement says McKinley holds a 444 plurality in Kentucky on practical returns. Unofficial tips suggest the remaining four counties will raise these figures. Republicans elect four congressmen and a state supreme court judge for eight years, and through vacancies hold a Senate majority on joint ballot securing a Republican successor to Senator Blackburn.
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Louisville
McKinley
Kentucky
Congress
Tavo
General Assembly
Blackburn
Sama J. Ronerts
Missing Missouri Pacific clerk vanishes after suicide note
M K lol Jey chief clerk at the Missouri Pacific freight depot disappeared yesterday after writing to his family that they would find his body at the bottom of the Missouri river. He has been heard from in Kansas City and friends have gone there. Family trouble is blamed for the affair.
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Atcutsox
Kan
M. K. Lol Jey
Missouri Pacific
Missouri River
Kansas City
Sedalia MP shops resume full force after months
Stipania Missouri November 10. After working half a force on half time for several months the Missouri Pacific shops here today put a full force to work on full time at Sedalia.
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Sedalia
Stipania
Missouri Pacific
Sultan Relents After Hanotaux Speech Provokes Concessions
Dispatches from Constantinople say the sultan was perturbed by French Foreign Minister Hanotaux’s speech and, as a result, granted concessions to Cambor the French ambassador.
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Loxnox
Constantinople
M. Hanotaux
M. Cambor
McKinley Attends Morning Service in Canton
At the First ME church in Canton Ohio on November 10 Major McKinley sat in his usual pew with friends including National Committeeman Charles W Dawes of Chicago and Hon Mrs Joseph B Smith of Urbana Ohio Dawes, a guest at the McKinley home, arrived early The pastor Rev Dr Manchester offered prayers for the President elect and those guiding the new administration Congratulatory messages arrive including one from R K Colcord Nevada chairman praising the Republicans and the East for saving them from dishonor and Populist errors.
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Canton
Ohio
Major McKinley
House of Worship
Charles W. Dawes
Chicago
Joseph B. Smith
Urbana
Dawes
McKinley House
Manchester
United States
R K. Colcord
State Committee
Carson
Nev
Nevada
Great East
Giant tin horn parade feature heads to Canton
In Decatur Illinois on November 10 an oversized Republican parade horn drew crowds all summer. The 30 foot long six foot wide tin horn required six bearers and four blowers and after gilding was planned to be carried to Canton Ohio by six volunteers led by Alderman George Dewitt and Joseph Stout.
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Decatur
George Dewitt
Joseph Stout
Canton
Ohio
Mand on the Result in Lenanon Missouri
A November 19 dispatch from Lenanon Missouri laments fraud and intimidation in the election. The writer predicts the people will organize to defend Chicago platform principles and asserts democracy has momentum against the classes. The battle continues.
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Lenanon
Chicago
R. PB. Buano
Vessel wreck near Point Abino claims five lives
A report from St. Thomas Ontario states the schooner Sonora was wrecked in Thursday's storm off Point Abino ten miles from Burraro. Only survivor Mate W. Duquett brought the news to St. Thomas describing the fatal incident and loss of five crew members.
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Burraro
N. Y
St. Thomas
Ontario
Sonora
Point Abino
W. Duquett
California and Suffrage Debate in California Victory Question
San Francisco November 10. The women who fought for suffrage in California are highly amused by the latest returns. The suffrage amendment received around 80 000 votes while about 95 000 were cast against it.
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San Francisco
California
Investment Company Scandal Grips Boston
Allen Mason, president of the defunct Globe Investment Company, was arrested on a formal warrant for embezzling 10000 pounds. Treasurer J Lowell Moore is already serving a three year sentence on a similar charge.
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Boston
Allen
Mason
Globe Investment Company
J. Lowell Moore
Watson to Win 21 Electoral Votes for Vice President
The Populist candidate Thomas I. Watson is slated to receive 21 electoral votes: Louisiana Nebraska and Missouri four each. North Carolina five. Washington Utah and Montana one each.
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Wasittrratos
Thomas I, Watson
Louisiana
Nebraska
Missouri
North Carolina
Washington
Utah
Montana
Indians Celebrate Election Returns With Dance Feast
Penora Nebraska November 10 The Winnebago Indians Thurston county join Republicans in celebration after election returns with a feast and dance on the reservation Saturday night.
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Penora
Neb
Winnebago
Formation of gigantic vaudeville syndicate revealed
Hig Theatrical Syndicate Cascado Nov. 10. Details of a giant vaudeville syndicate were made public last night. Robert Blei manager of the Schiller theater in this city returned from the East where he had been engaged in forming the syndicate.
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Hig Theatrical Syndicate
Cascado
Robert Blei
Schiller Theater
Harriet Monroes Judgment Upheld in World Ode Case
The U S Supreme Court affirmed a judgment awarding Harriet Monroe $5,000 against the New York World publisher for the premature publication of her World's Fair ode.
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Harriet Monroe
Washington
United States Supreme Court Today
New York World
More Settlers for Cuba to August Campaign
A Madrid dispatch to the Standard reports the Spanish government plans to send 20,000 Antonan recruits to Cuba before mid December, expanding the manpower for operations on the island.
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Cuba
Loxpon
Madrid
Tragedy in Hiawatia as man wounds wife then suicide
John Morgan aged 70 and his wife age 20 quarrel in Hiawatia Kansas on November 10. Morgan struck his wife senseless with a bammer then cut his own throat. He will recover while the wife is believed to be seriously injured. Suspicions of infidelity were noted in the incident.
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Hiawatia
Kan
John Morgan
Loth
Morgan
Greenwald Ends His Life in Bonner Swinnes Home
Daniel J. Greenwald hanged himself at his home just before daylight. Despondency over an unpromising business prompted the act. He had lived for years in Beloit and later Falls City Nebraska.
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Bonner Svinnes
Kan
Daniel J. Greenwald
Mr. Greenwald
Beloit
Falls City
Neb
Next Congress Election Totals by State and Party
Telegraphed AP table shows 201 Republicans 124 Democrats 19 Populists independents and fusionists elected to the next House with several districts still in doubt. Washington and South Dakota incomplete. Texas partial.
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Wasmixerox
Associated Press
Washington
South Dakota
Texas
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Utah
Wyoming
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Business Revival Across Cities After Election
Reports from Cayenco Cleveland Indianapolis Proma Des Moines Springfield and Dayton on Nov 6 1896 show manufacturers hiring resuming operations and banks paying gold as political outcome boosts commerce Numerous outfits including Indiana Bicycle works Peoria Cordage and Karney and Smith plan full or enlarged forces with hundreds to two thousand workers ready to operate after election induced revival.
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Cayenco
Aggles
Michigan Cou
Eustis
Burlington
Chicago
Cleveland
Ohi
McKinley
InutaNnaronis
Ind
Iidiianapolis
Indians Bicycle Works
Proma
Peoria Cordage
Cutler & Pryor
Des Mons
Iowa
Springfield
Daytes
Ohio
Karney & Smith
Preacher's Son Sentenced to Five Years in California Prison
Los Andys Cal Nov 7 Carlos Martyn Jr son of a Chicago preacher has been sent to state prison for five years after pleading guilty to swindling multiple victims including several clergymen in this city.
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Los Andys
Cal
Carlos Martyn, Jr
Chicago
Young Martyn
Weyler Takes the Field in Cuba Campaign
Havana dispatch reports Captain General Weyler has gone to the field in person to counter insurgents led by Antonio in Pinar del Rio province with forces deployed to confront rebel activity and restore order.
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Havanna
Weyler
Antonio An
Pinar del
Folding Bed Tragedy Cripples, Fatal for Mason
In Cutcasy on November 10 a folding bed collapsed trapping Warren L B Mason a commercial traveler. His back was broken and he died today according to local reports.
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Cutcasy
Warren LB. Mason
Ife
Stations Reopened for St Joseph & Grand Island Line
In St Joseph Missouri orders were issued to reopen two of eleven closed St Joseph and Grand Island railway stations. Officials say the remaining nine may follow suit soon restoring service at additional stops.
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St Josefh
St. Joseph & Grand Island
Industrial revival flows from coast to coast
Telegrams across the country indicate a broad revival in trade and industry. New England mills report overtime demand to Christmas while New York City bonds of 16.5 million dollars attract bidding syndicates. railroads plan 50 000 new traffic cars and 200 locomotives after the election. Carnegie Steel orders 750 000 to 1 000 000 dollars for plant improvements with further expenditures approved.
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New York
New England
New Jersey
Connecticut
New York City
Cicaco
Lake Shore Railroad
Chicago
George A Fulton Company
Otto Young
Fair Building
Prrrancvana
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Steel Company
Carlisle for Senator in Kentucky Race
The Times reports John G. Carlisle could replace J C S Blackburn as U S senator from Kentucky if he accepts. After Tuesday's election the Republican joint-ballot tally reached 70, enough to elect but a tie exists with gold standard Democrats in command. A Republican legislator pledged in writing to back Carlisle in return for gold Democrat support.
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LouisvilLe
Theo ‘Times
John G. Carlisle
J.C. S. Blackburn
United States
Kentucky
Carlisle
Bryan Declines High Paying Law Offer
Lincoln November 9. Mr. Bryan sent a reply to a Chicago dry goods house offering $25,000 a year to handle the firm's law business. He said he would devote the next four years to advocacy of bimetallism and could not consider the proposition. He thanked them for the confidence implied.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Chicago
Nine Iowa patent grants reported by Towa Office last week
The Towa Patent Office lists nine patents issued to Iowa inventors last week with state counts Minnesota seven Kansas four Nebraska two. C I Miller of Marquette Mich has ten allowed claims for a bottle seal preventing opening without breaking a neck lug.
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Towa
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
C. I. Miller
Marquette
Mich
U. S
Flankeyes
TuHomas G. & J. Rauru Orwis
Live Stock and Produce Markets Quotation Report
Market quotations from New York Chicago St Louis and Omaha reflect activity across live stock and produce sectors. Prices and trades update buyers and sellers on current demand and supply conditions in major exchange regions.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Tlsewhere
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T. Anderson
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A. W. Clark
W. C VanDervoort
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M’kinley
M'Kinley
Mand
Watson
Greenwald
Coople
Senator
Gold Standard Democrats
The
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