Nebraska Sugar Beet Industry Faces Crop Setbacks
Nebraska sugar beet factories report a poor crop due to unusual weather from late summer into autumn. Plants at Norfolk and Lehi run at limited capacity, with beets under 12 to 9 percent sugar purity rejected. factories offer $5 per ton for acceptable beets, $2.50 for low quality. They warn continued operation depends on next year’s conditions and pledge to honor farmer contracts while seeking recovery strategies.
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Bvsnl
Tuean
Anl Thes Yar Trust
Middle West
Lehi
Utah
Nebrasa
Sugar Trust
New York
New Orleans
San Francisco
Nebraska
Tde
Norfolk
Omaha
Lincoln
Council Buffs
Sioux City
Fremont
Itremont, Elkhorn & Missioni Valley Railroad Company
Norfolk Bet Sugar
Uge
Rand Island
Bounty Law
Reaper
Gue Sons
Pasiences
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Why They Cheered Him
A young Wellington, still a marquis, travels from Toulouse to Paris after a Peninsular War victory. He attends the opera in plain clothes, is instantly recognized, and receives a chorus of cheers from the pit. He leads his party through the crowd and is hailed as a brave and courteous figure by onlookers.
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Wellington
Paris
Toulouse
Young Vermont Judge Prosecutes In Abatement Plea
In his first year of practice Judge Royce from Vermont prosecutes in a justice suit. A justice mocks the plea saying the plaintiff is ignorant but the court grants judgment for a rightful claim. Judge Royce bows and thanks the court with a sharp remark after the ruling.
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Royce
Vermont
Chitty
Argonaut
Museum Manager Refuses Job to Zulu Chief in Detroit
In a Detroit Tribuns exchange a museum manager questions a Zulu chief seeking work, citing foreign labor sentiment as a barrier and sparking a tense claim about national origin and employment.
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Detroit Tribuns
Morton Questions Third Term Bid for Cleveland
An early 1900s letter argues against a third presidential term by Grover Cleveland, comparing bank presidents re election to political leadership. The writer asserts steadiness in governance and questions why a trusted banker can be reelected many times while a president cannot be similarly supported.
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Cleveland
Clescitan
Mar Cleveland
Insuy
Unites States
Senate Steering Committee Discusses Senate Organization
The Democratic steering committee in Washington held a secret three hour caucus to canvass the party’s position for the next session. They discussed senate organization but did not reach a final plan, signaling no move until Republicans and populists reveal their plans.
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Washington
Senate
Coppinger Reports No Major U S Military Disturbances
Brig. Gen. John G. Coppinger in the annual report for the Platte department notes the only disturbance requiring troops occurred in Jackson Toll country last year. He offers a brief review to the secretary of war, sides with the Indians, and praises the troops in every respect.
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Gphoml Company
Washington
John G. Coppinger
Department of the Platte
Jackson Tole
Ife
Ex-Priest Wagner Is Freed After Embezzlement Case Cleared
Ex-priest Dominick Wagner was released from jail at noon yesterday after all remaining cases were nolle pressed. He was acquitted of embezzlement and the rape and kidnapping charges could not stand without testimony from the alleged victim, who is now his wife.
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St. Josefn
Dominick Wagner
Nolle
Ile
Prominent Cooper County Man Dies at Revival
George Steele, noted resident of Cooper county, collapsed during a Clifton City Methodist revival in Sepanta Missouri last night. He died within thirty minutes from what doctors call an apoplectic fit attributed to religious excitement.
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Dod
Sepanta
George Steele
Cooper County
Clifton City
Live Stock and Produce Markets Across Major U.S. Centers
Market reports from New York Chicago St Louis and Omaha detail live stock and produce prices and trends. Prices for cattle hogs and grain show fluctuations as buyers and sellers adjust to demand. Local traders monitor futures and cash markets for signals in upcoming sessions.
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Qeptations
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
OMANA
Pia
Cape Cod
Reeves -Stockers
Vere & Ciluicago
Kansas
Ios
Cotton Belt Withdraws From Southwestern Passenger Group
The St. Louis Southwestern railway known as the Cotton Belt gives notice to withdraw from the Southwestern Passenger Association. A meeting will be called soon to act on the withdrawal. The move is expected to disrupt the association as other lines may pull out unless all interests are represented. Several lines reluctantly signed the agreement and may join the withdrawal.
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St. Louis, Mo
St. Louis Southwestern Railway
The
Cotton Belt
Kent
Southwestern Passenger Association
Cotton Beck
Letter Opens a New Command as Niobe Refits
Dick receives a secret letter offering command of the Niobe after its captain and first lieutenant were lost in a gale at the Cape of Good Hope. A messenger brings a uniform and kit from Lord Glamorgan and a plan to move the ship to Mount's Bay, then to the Cape. Dick contemplates his sudden rise and orders the messenger to return for his reply.
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Iintros
Niobe
Cape of Good Hope
Leutenant
Anderson
Portsmouth
Camilla
Lord Glamorgan
Bedford Square
Guildford
Admiralty
Voyage of the Speedwell and a Mysterious Reunion
Dick and Captain Estcourt begin a long voyage aboard the brig Speedwell toward Boavista. The crew includes varied nationalities and passengers from Madeira to the Cape Verd Islands. At dawn Dick encounters a dreamlike meeting with Camilla and Colonel de Montaut before reuniting with Camilla aboard the Hamilton.
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Ife
King
Red
Walt Aly
Esteour
Worsley
Corunna
Cadiz
St. Vincent
Cape
Trafalgar
Europe
Azores
Estcourt
Madeira
Canary Isles
Funchal
Santa Cruz
Boavista
Cape Verd
Ascension
Ddfontes
Canaries
Teneriffe
Grand Canary
Sted Ody
Tipp
Uae
Fiat
Frechata
Istcourt
Hoe
Hamilton
Africa
Camilla
Colonel de Montaut
Dick's Long Journey to the De Montants’ Baggage
Dick travels from Helston to Mounts Bay toward Penzance and the brig Speedwell. He seeks baggage delivery details from a stubborn wagon driver, then finds the brig at Newlyn and prepares to sail at daybreak. Night fades as he boards and sleeps, awaiting passage.
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Ick
de Montants
Helston
Mount’s Bay
St. Michael's Mourt
Fairyland
Newlyn
Paris Shoemaker Takes Own Life Over China Table Dream
A Paris shoemaker named Chapeau died by his own action on July 23. He suffocated from charcoal fumes in his room and left a letter explaining he saved 115 francs to buy a fine china table service. He planned a dinner for friends but chose death and arranged the gift distribution among the listed recipients.
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Paris
Chapeau
Where Does the Cash Go in Bookmaker Races
The article examines the flow of several millions of dollars passing to bookmakers each racing season. It notes most bettors lose by season end and bookmakers repeatedly report losses, prompting questions about where the money ultimately goes.
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International Press Association
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New-York Sun
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