Turpenimsch Poultry Show and Local Notices Across State
The passage lists events and incidents including a poultry show set for November 28 29 and 30 at unspecified venues. It notes a relief corps organized in Newman Grove and mentions political trips by Senator Allen and a lecture on American Citizenship in Omaha. Several legal and crime items appear, with a murder trial in Lincoln and various local misfortunes such as a court fire in Gosper County and a fatality in an irrigation ditch.
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Tur ‘Ieenmsch
Wouny
Newman Grove
Allen
Washington
Arcuntsioy Trenaxn
Omaha
Lincoln
Mae Wilson
Turne
Pam
George Brown
Arcadia
Beatrice Industrial League
King Dress Drill Company
Banker Nichols
Litchfield
Ord
United States Secret Service
Teus
Enear Lowann
Frep Scunvkrom
Cedar Creek
Cusscoutty
Gosper County Court House
Platte
Nat Smails
Iremont Herald
John Walker
McDook
Meeker
Tus
Jonnx
A. Swansey
Oakland
Swanson
Alex Walker
Aust Smith Place
Morty Manny
Sioux City
Nebraska City
Om Maher
Mande Fessler
Berry
Wall ‘Trimble
Maher
Iwen
Mandelessler
Nebraska Thanksgiving Proclamation by Governor Holcomb 1895
Governor Silas A. Holcomb designates Thursday November 6 1895 as a day of public thanksgiving in Nebraska. He urges abstention from secular work and gathering for worship, praising prosperity and Christian civilization while urging charity toward the poor and noting the state’s crops and peace. Signed in Lincoln with the state seal, November 6 1895, by Secretary A Viren.
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Nebraska
Holcomb
United States
Silas A. Holcomb
Nebrasiss
Lincoln
WA. Hoecown
3. A. Viren
Lincoln Board Clashes Over State Pork and Property Sales
A dispute arises between War den feidigh of the penitentiary and the state board of public lands and buildings over a warden's sale of state hogs. The board contends selling state property without approval violates established rules. Deputy Sheriff Tadlock is arrested while attempting to replevin corn from land leased to Flournoy company. The state board of agriculture reports a four figure cash balance after paying bills and outlines plans for the next state fair, with delegates named for Chicago meetings and a beet cultivation article to be presented in Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Feidigh
Penitentiary
State Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Tadlock
James Anderson
Flournoy Company
Piterdt
AU State
Pate
Paul
Board of Managrers
State Board of Agriculture
Omaha
Dinsmore
Furnas
Chicago
UC Basset
State Fair Board
State Farmers’ Institute
Pardons Denied for Three Applicants by Governor Holvord
Three pardon applications reviewed by Governor Holvord Inst were denied. Cases include Daniel K. Tuttle from Pawnee sentenced April 22, 1803 for four years for assault, William Thompson from Dawson sentenced October 1894 for three years for assault, and Peter Peterson from Johnson County sentenced March 1803 for ten years for incest.
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Holvord
Daniel K. Tuttle
Pawnee
William Thompson
Dawson
Peter Peterson
Johnson County
Muarch
York Dispute Over Dixon Abortion Case Arrest
Arthur J. Dixon, whose eighteen months' sentence for abortion on Miss Corn May Harris was affirmed by the supreme court, was brought from near Lushton by Deputy Sheriff Robinson and placed in jail. He will be taken to Lincoln next week.
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York
Arthur J. Dixon
Supreme Court
Corn May Harris
Lushton
Robinson
Lincoln
Li Hung Chang and the Question of Wealth
A claim circulates that Li Hung Chang is the richest man in the world while skeptics doubt the source of his wealth and question government inquiries. The piece suggests a tension between wealth and official scrutiny within Chinese governance.
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Li Hung Chang
Supreme Court Sides With Government Over Telegraph Grants
The United States Supreme Court, in an opinion by Justice Harlan, held the Union Pacific had no right to lease exclusive telegraph rights to Western Union. It reversed the Court of Appeals, upholding a lower ruling that the railroad must maintain its own telegraph lines and that reimbursements for misallocated messages were not provable.
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Woastaveroy
United States Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Union Pacific Railway Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Caveurt
Circuit Court
Nebraska
United States
Union Pacific
Western Union
Union Pacific Hnes
Murder in Wichita Ends in Alley Death of Leonard Dealer
John War ter, a South Lawrence Avenue driver, found Henry Leonard, a second hand goods dealer, dead in an alley with blunt force and a knife wound. Coroner and detectives traced the body to Leonard's residence where Mrs Leonard and Orville Williamson were arrested for bloodstains. Frank M Williamson, former husband of Mrs Leonard, was also later arrested amid divorce and marriage ties.
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Wichta
Nan
Navy
Johnn Warter
South Lawrence Avenue
Henry N. Leonard
Hause
Leonard
Doctor's fatal fall ends attempted assault on daughter
Fort Scott Wan District reports a dentist Dr. A O Corey tried to kidnap and assault his 17 year old daughter Cora in his office. Bystanders stopped him from forcing her back. Chief Robinson arrived as Corey leapt from a rear window and died from a head injury.
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Fort Scott
Wan
A. O. Corey
Cora
Robinson
Corey
Taylor Faces New Libel Suit Over Recorder of Deeds
Washington reports Dr Jerome HK Riley claims in The Philosophy of Negro Suffrage a chapter accusing the Recorder of Deeds and predecessors of harsh treatment of women visitors. Dr. J. Taylor of Kansas plans to sue for libel over the allegations.
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Wood. Taylor
Washington
Jerome HK. Rile
Recorder of Deeds
Cr. J. Taylor
Kansas
Boy Rolls Under Train at Depot Tragedy Strikes Rolla
Charley McCarmimon aged HM years and other boys chased an Indian singing party near a depot as a train pulled away. McCarmimon stumbled on slack coal and was dragged under the car, the wheels severing his left leg near the hip. He is reported to die from injuries.
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Rolla
Fluonesco
Sun
Charley McCarmimon
MecCamnon
Lawrence's Big Revival Closes After 200 Conversions
Lawrence Kansas reports the greatest revival in its history ending after three weeks of meetings led by Crit Tenton the millionaire evangelist. The event converted over two hundred people including several prominent business leaders.
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Lawrence
Kan
Crittenton
Mishap at a Kansas Charivari Ends With Shot
In Fhorever Kansas on November 19 John Sayres of Cedar Point was wounded in the shoulder during a village charivari on Saturday night. A large group of local youths attended the celebration when an excited participant discharged a .32 caliber pistol.
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Fhorever
Kan
John Sayres
Cedar Point
Sayres
No Millions for Indians Denied Kansas Land Claim
Judge John Davis, delivering the court of claims opinion, dismissed the New York Indians petition for 1 393 000 from the government over land loss in Kansas. The case traces treaties in 1819 1822 and 1833 guiding emigration to Wisconsin and then westward settlement. Few Indians moved to Kansas and land there was later opened to white settlement.
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Kansas
John Davis
Court of Claims
New York
Sincce
Deaths of Arthur Dacre and Amy Roselle in Sydney
A Sydney report states actor Arthur Dacre and wife Amy Roselle were found dead, Dacre with his throat cut and Roselle with a bullet wound, alleged as a joint despondent act after their colonial tour failure. The narrative references Dacre’s early stage career and links to Boucicault and London stage work.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Arthur Dacre
Amy Roselle
Daero
James
America
Isis
Dion Bouccicault
Captain Molyneux
Shaughraun
Guys Hospital
M. 1
England
Dacre
Watson Barrett
London Court Theater
Laurada Seizure Prompt Lawsuit In Neutrality Case
Ex Senator Eppa Hunton and C EB Creecy hired by Laurada owners to contest seizure by Charleston customs official. Spanish minister claimed neutrality violation for carrying arms and men to Cuba aboard the steamship Laurada defended in Washington.
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Wastinacros
Navy
United States
Eppa Hunton
C. EB. Creecy
Laurada
Washington
Charleston
S. C
Carlisle
Cuba
Detoit Priest’s Remains Found Near Bushberg Missouri
Rev Father A P Van Antwerp whose mutilated remains were found near Bushberg Missouri spent most of his life in Detoit until joining the Jesuits fifteen years ago. He was ordained a priest last June. His brother Francis is pastor of the Our Lady of the Rosary church here and other family members live in the city. His remains will be brought here for burial.
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Detoit
Mic
A. PP. van Antwerp
Bushberg
Jesuits
Francis
Church of Our Lady of the Rosary
Kansas University Secret Wedding reunites Perry and Clarke
In Dawhence Kansas William T Perry of Belleville married Miss Daisy Clarke of Minneapolis September 8 while both attended Kansas University. Ripley of Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railways is slated as president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway.
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Dawhence
Kan
Kansas University
William T Perry
Belleville
Daisy Clarke
Minneapolis
Kansas Univerity
Ripley
Sanin Ke
Meteor Lights Up Texan Sky With Sonic Shock
A meteor passed over Tex., at 4 15 last night in a southeast course. It illuminated the heavens like lightning and caused a noticeable shock felt by many residents, rattling windows across the city.
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Tex
Pioneer Physician Dr G C Williams Dies in Reat Chintrox
Dr G C Williams aged 73 died of heart disease in Reat Chintrox Mo on November 19. He was a pioneer physician of the county and later a draper.
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Reat Chintrox
GC Williams
Ife
John Ty Cluer Dies. First Confederate Flag Carrier
John Ty Cluer, who lowered the first Confederate flag from a masthead during the civil war era, died here Sunday. He served in the navy four years.
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Wawler
Minoxk
John Ty Cluer
Navy
Whitney Not In It Declares Private Reasons For Nomination
A public note states Whitney will not seek the Democratic nomination citing private reasons. The statement urges friends to refrain from mentioning his name in relation to the Cleveland campaign and a potential third term.
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Cleveland
Whitney declines presidential bid at present
Ex Secretary William C Whitney says he is not a candidate for the nomination and prefers private life. He notes his friends may discuss his name but he will not allow a bid under any circumstance. In a separate interview ex Governor Campbell asserts President Cleveland has no desire for a third term.
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New York
W. C. Whitney
Ife
Campbell
Ohio
Cleveland
Bandits Try to Hijack Express Car on Jersey City Train
Three armed men boarded the Jersey City bound express car at 8 PM and hid inside as the train left. The robbers opened several packages near Morristown but took nothing, leaving merchandise scattered and prompting swift police and private detective action to identify the would be raiders.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey Ciy
Aear
Jersey City
Morristown
Pact Town
Trenton
Philadelphia
Stenton
Manapter Tlerving
Adams I Express Company
Express Company
Oklahoma Outlaws Raid Farmers Alliance Supper
In Gruxx Oklahoma last night four armed men demanded admission at a Farmers Alliance supper. They robbed attendees of jewelry watches and about 103 dollars, then fled with two horses after two men on horseback joined them. Police headed to the scene.
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Gruxx
Okla
Farmers’ Alliance
Bank board reports 82.4 million dollar theft at Brussels firm
Societe Generale in Brussels discovered a theft of 82,400,000. The cashier was arrested in Paris and confessed to stealing the money, blaming losses on stock speculation at the bourse.
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Brussels
Societe Generale
Paris
Emily Lytton seeks divorce in California case
Mrs. J. K. Emmett known as Emily Lytton, an actress with Stockwell-Coghlan, has begun divorce proceedings through Denver attorneys. The suit, to be tried in San Francisco, stems from the last summer incident when her husband J. WK. Emmett allegedly attempted to shoot her. papers not yet served as he tours the South with his company.
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Great
Iranis
Mont
J. K. Emmett
Emily Lytton
Stockwell-Coghlan
Denver
J. WK. Emmett
San Francisco
Emmett
South
Millionaire Busch to outshine Marlborough wedding in St Louis
Adolphus Busch plans a grand wedding for his daughter to Count Paul von Vontard of Hagen. The ceremony occurs December 15 at the Church of the Messiah with Dr John Snyder officiating. A massive reception follows at the Southern hotel for 1600 guests, including figures from Chicago New York and Europe.
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St. Louis
Millonaire
Adolphus Busch
New York
Paul von Vontard
Hagen
Westphalia
Germany
John Snyder
St. Nicholas Hotel
Busch
St Louis
Westphal
Chicago
United States
Europe
Outwitted Prison Escape Plot Revealed
Sheriff Sherin Stanley intercepted coded letters from the Taylor family at Carnarrroxn Missouri. The inmates used one side of paper and a lamp reveal ink, exposing plans to smuggle tools to aid an escape. The Taylors surrendered a file and a cane knife after an offer to visit by wives.
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Carnarrroxn
Noy Ia - Dune
Sheri Stanley
Favlor Brothers
Taylors
Sherwi Stanley
Massacre Report Amid Turkish Foreign Tensions
Dispatch from Wherpat Trouble Contirmed, detailing alleged Kharpat massacre with urgent pleas for American protection. Notes U S pressure on Turkey to grant consular status and seek reparations for destroyed property as requests to issue exequateur to Mr Hunter stall.
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Terrell
Kharpat
Drienelles
Pine’s Sea
Nellborins
Perret
United States
Itiat Khare
State Department
Hunter
Man Attempts Suicide Before Train On Levee
Tailey, once a ticket agent for the Chesapeake Ohio Southwestern line, tried to end his life by stepping in front of a switch engine on the levee. He suffered a fractured skull and is not expected to survive, with despondency over business reverses cited as the likely motive. In Detroit, a separate Grand Jury indictment returns against Thomas M Thompson, engineer of the wrecked Journal building, charging manslaughter.
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Detroit
Dermior, Mich
Thomas M Thompson
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