Wide World from Paris to London with river news and war
In brief items editor Pierre Veron of Charivari Paris is dead. Lt G R Evans commands torpedo boat Dupont. Russia expects 3.5 million army, and Wyoming population rises 62.4 percent to 92,533. Rich coal veins found in Kiov government. Nebraska legislature contest continues. Cotton yields rise over 30 percent. Italy’s rail travel poorest. Denver to get a new reservoir. Dr Lafayette M Gordon dies in Boston at 58. Various notes on politics, finance, and military telegraph progress. Lord Wolseley praised by London crowd. Frank Hanes to die after throat wound. Burlington stockholders approve Iowa Missouri lines lease. London notes Boer War lecture audience and other dispatches.
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Pierre Veron
tCharivail
Paris
G R. Evans
Isste
Dupont
Russia
Wyoming
St. Petersburg
Kioft
Nebraska
Italy
Denver
Lafayette M. Gordon
American’ Board
Japan
Boston
Times-Democrat
New Orleans
Nathaniel Moore
DPD
Twentieth
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
Dayton
Curtis Robbins
Rising Sun
Ind
Reed
Havana
Beyee Aye Ater
General Greely
Port Egbert
Eagie City
Alaske
Dawson
Chicago Great Western Railway
J. M. Wilson
Red River
Arkansas
United States
Alverez
Calderon
Lima
Peru
Beveridge
Meekiman
Omaha
McKinley
Bacchus
Viceriuy
Canton
Congress
Philippines
Winston Churchill
London
England
Lord Woleeley
Frank Hanes
Georgetown
Gus Armbuster
Burlington Road
Iowa
Missouri
Brazil
William Penman
War Department
Lord Wolseley
The
London Chronicle
Powers reach agreement on punishment and duties in Pekin talks
Washington reports Cologne Gazette account of Sino power talks in Pekin. Agreement on punishing main culprits and witnesses by representatives, paying damages, guarding legations, and sealing Pekin seaboard access. Negotiations on other demands continue. details on tsung liumen reform are uncertain.
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Berlin
Cologne
Pekin
China
Taku
Washington
Tsung Liuamen
Board of Foreign Affairs
Conger
Szechuan
Army legislation eyed after informal Washington talks
Senator Proctor and Adjutant General Corbin met with the president to seek a larger regular army. They warned the 65 000 regulars and 35 000 volunteers would drop to 27 000 on July 1 under current law and urged a 60 000 to 65 000 base with possible rise to 100 000 if needed.
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Washington
Proctor
Gzenate Committee On Military Affairs
Corbin
War Department
Congress
Philippines
Kentucky election results show Bryan and Beckham leads
Louisville reports early returns from most counties indicate Bryan will win by about 8000 votes and Beckham by roughly 5000 in the governor race. Unofficial statewide totals remain 3569 in Beverly Beckham’s favor.
Croker Plans England Trip Ahead of City Campaign
Richard Croker announced he will sail for England next Saturday and plans to return next spring for the New York city campaign. He declined to discuss the election the mayoralty campaign or a revolt against him and had no comment on the state constabulary bill.
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Croker
New York
Richard Croker
England
Mr. Croker
Hanna to Rest as Cabinet Talk Quietly Circles
New York Nov 12 Senator Hanna departed to Cleveland while Mr Manley set course for Maine. Hanna said he would take a long rest and did not discuss cabinet changes or rumors about Secretary Gage.
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New York
Hanna
Cleveland
Manley
Maine
Gage
Kinane Legislature Results Reported in Topeka
In Topeka on November 12 the Kinane Legislature final tally shows Republicans at 104 seats and Fusionists at 59 seats as official results.
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Topeka
Kan
Fusionists
Tle
Nebraskas tight election remains undecided in reports
Omaha Bee and Omaha World-Herald conflict over governor Dietrich’s lead as official returns from 79 counties show mixed results. Fred Jewell asserts small pluralities and warns that corrections from Journal and State Journal figures reduce Dietrich’s apparent edge and boost Poynter.
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Poynter
Savage
Prout
Atorney
Marsh
Weston
Steufer
Fowler
Douglas
Lancaster
Senate
House
Neville
Omaha World-Herald
Nebraska
Omaha Bee
Dietrich
Lincoln Journal
Marx
Rec
Fred Jewell
Jewell
Omaha He2
State Journal
Secretary of State
Journal
Bryan's Vote in Idaho Shows Plurality Over 1200
Boise Idaho November 12 Complete returns are not yet in for the presidential race but Bryan leads with a plurality above 1200. The state ticket results are incomplete with many Democratic counties outstanding leaving Governor race and other fusion ticket candidates to be resolved as returns come in.
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Boise
Bryan
Li Hung Chang and Prince Ching Stand Against Demanded Punishment
The Tribune reports from Pekin that Li Hung Chang and Prince Ching inform that the powers demand punishment for Prince Tuan and removal of the empress from power are too humiliating to accept.
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Li and
Ching
Rome
the Tribune
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Prince Ching
Prince Tuan
Adjudged Insane In Geneva Nebraska
Calvin Richards of Momence precinct was adjudged insane by the commissioners of insanity and was taken to the asylum at Lincoln this morning. A White leather was adjudged this afternoon and will be taken away tomorrow.
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Geneva
Neb
Calvin Richards
Momence Precinct
Insanry
Lincoln
A. Whiteleather
Dividing Up the Territory
A commission of senior staff officers from each allied power in the Chinese campaign moves toward Shanghai Kuan on the gulf of Liao Tung to smooth friction over occupation sites.
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Pekin
Shanghai Kuan
Gulf of
Liao Tung
Russian minister predicts vast coal from Kutais deposits
ST. PETERSBURG November 12 The Russian minister of agriculture M Yermoloff after touring coal deposits on the Black Sea coast in Kutais governorate estimates a yield of 1 640 000 tons annually for sixty years and praises the quality of the coal.
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ST. Petersburg
M. Yermoloff
Black Seacoast
Kutais
Church Extension Board Opens Sessions in Williamsburg
In New York on November 10 the general board of church extension of the Methodist Episcopal church began a series of business sessions at St John’s Church in Williamsburg. The board, with numerous out of town bishops and lay delegates from fourteen general conference districts, was hosted by the Methodist Social union at a private dinner. Bishop C H Fowler delivered the principal address.
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New York
Methodist Episcopal Church of St. John
Williamsburg
General Board of Church Extension
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Methodist Social Union
C. H. Fowler
Nebraska Senate and House Members by Districts Listed
Detailed roster of Nebraska lawmakers by district for both Senate and House. Includes member names, party affiliations, and home towns across counties such as Richardson, Pawnee, Nemaha, Johnson, Cass, Douglas, Otoe, Burt, Wayne, York, and others with several districts marked undecided or fusion.
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House OF Representatives
Richardson County
QJ. R. Cain
Stella
John Lichty
Fusion
Falls City
August Fellers
Pawnee County
Ferdinand Wenzel
Tate
Andrew Scott
Pawnee
Stockman
Nemaha
J. W. Armstrong
Auburn
Fred G. Haxby
Johnson County
H. G. Crestsy
Crab Orchard
Johnson
C. H. Beebe
Tecumseh
Farmer
Carpenter
Otoe County
Charles H. Marshal
Douglas
Cass County
M. L. Friederick
Cedar Creek
Wilkinson
Eagle
Kimberman
Cass and
Otoe
David Brown
Nebraska City
Sarpy
Claus Greil
Gretna
Douglas County
Washington County
Henry Rohwer
Calhoun
Burt County
W. G. Sears
Tekamah
Burt
Washington
Joseph Hall
Dodge
Daniel Swansonr
Fremont
George L. Loomis
Cuming
Heiny Schinstock
West Point
Dakota
Thurston
M. W. Murray
Pender
Seventeenth
Wayne
Stanton
Louis Smithberber
Dixon
J. J. McCarthy
Ponca
Cedar and
Pierce
A. J. Watson
Coleridge
Knox
Boyd
Antelope
Boone
Frank Jouvenat
Petersburg
Banixsr
McBrayer Shot in Livery Stable Incident at McCook
In McCook Nebraska Joseph McBrayer the local liveryman was shot in the head by Emmett Carroll. Carroll fired after his wife alleged McBrayer had assaulted her. The bullet lodged under the skull and surgeons were attempting extraction. Carroll had bought a revolver the day before and returned home after the act.
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M'Cook
Neb
Joseph McBrayer
Emmett Carroll
McBrayer
Carroll
Nebraska County Committeemen List By District
A long list of district nominees and positions appears with names such as Madison Peter Zimmerman Humphrey Fullerton and J W Tanner in various counties including Platte Nance Colfax Saunders Seward Lancaster Saline Gage Jefferson Thayer Adams Webster Hall Howard Garfield Hall and many more. The entries show reps fus and undecided statuses for candidates across multiple counties and districts with professions like farmer merchant and editor.
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Richardson
Pawnee
Frank R. Martin
Falla City
Nemaha
Johnson
Peter Berlét
Brock, Stockman
Oto
Douglas
Howard H Baldrige
Omaha
Cumings and
Burt
Andrew R. Oleson
West Point
Dixon
Dakatg
Knox, Cedar and
Thompson
Resu
Antelope
Boone and Greeley
A. W. Ladd
Albion
Washington
Dodge
Lorenzo Crounse
Fort Calhoun
Farmer
Wayne
Stanton
Madison
Piercee
W. W. Young
Platte and Colfax
Toteye L. Paschal
Columbus
Holt
Garfield
Wheeler and Boyd
Frank Campbell
O'Neill
Brown
Keya Paha
Cherry
Sheridan
Dawes
Box Butte
Sioux
G. R. van Boskirk
Alliance
Storkman
Custer
Valley, Loup and Blaine
F. M. Currie
Sargent
Merchant
Buffalo
Sherman
J. E. Miller
Fus
Majors
Gage
W. H. Edgar
Beatrice
Saline
Hugh McCarger
Crete
Jefferson and
Thayer
C. F. Steele
Fairbury
York and Fillmore
N. W. Harlan
Yoris
Jawyer
Clay and Hamilton
Henry Benting
Saronville
Nuckolls
Webster
Franklin
O. R. Pitney
Inavale
Adams
Rep
Thirtieth
Dawson
Lincoln
Logan
Keith
Cheyenne
Thomas Grant
McPherson
Deuel
Scotts Bluff
Banner
Kimball and Perkins
E. D. Owens
Ren
Cozad
Boone Penecer
Butler
Colfax O
Fiat
Cuming
Ihe Chase Errr
Saene
Gage Taenee
Garfield Ator Etneeeres
Gosper Eave
Harlan Anede Ae
Hlolt
Seve Heals
Jefterson Aer
Pry
Qu Nearney
Key
Paha ‘ Veawee
Sia Kimbalt
Ixnox Pere Wbseracee
Lancaster Wee Seveee
Sue
Merrick Ee
Eenvesagse
Easaseuaer
Polk Eres Nees
GSS
Red Willow
Rock Wee
Seward
Sion
Wheeler
York
Peter Zimmerman
Fur
Battle Creek
Platte
D. A. Beecher
Humphrey
Platte and Nance
J. W. Tanner
Fullerton
Colfax
John C. Sprecher
Schuyler
Saunders
Alec Bouller
Cedar Bluff
Eigth
D. W. Hamillton
Miler
John Kaveny
Linwood
Farmer-Stockman
Twenty-ninth
W. H. Beekman
Dorchester
George W. Fuller
Lancaster
A. W. Lane
C. R. Tefft
Ohiowa
A. L. Sandals
Herman Diers
Gresham
Polk
Fortieth
Merrick
Dr. Gowne
Central City
Hamilton
A. J. Whitmore
Aurora
J. H. Edmondson
Clay
M. Broderick
Fairfield
CC. H. Beall
James Boyd
Nelson
Herman A. Redman
Kenesaw
Webster and
W. H. Householder
Bladen
Hall
Geo
Brown and Rock
F. C. Galogly
Johnstown
Stockman
Cherry and Keyra Paha
Chauron
Yancomn
Perking
Kimball
McPherson Banner
John E. Evang
North Platte
Valley
J. A. Ollis, Jr
Ord
Custer and
W. J. Taylor
Merna
J. D. Ream
Broken Bow
Jobn Vandegrift
Austin
Edward Harris
Amherst
William Jordan
Odessa
Ferdinand Zimmerer
Lexington
Sixtieth
Kearney
Charles Gishwiller
Wilcox
Harlan—E. Lowe
Huntley
Phelps Ci
Syea
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