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Sidney Telegraph in Sidney, Nebraska

08 Oct 1892

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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1892

Page

2

Cornerstone laid for Urd's new high school in Nebraska

Nebraska notes report a cornerstone ceremony for Urd's new high school, a planned political speech by Ohio Gov Foraker in Lincoln, and local notes from Otoe to Hitchcock counties. Other items include a fatality in Omaha from heart disease, fires at South Omaha stockyards killing 900 sheep, rising yields in Cass and Colvast counties, and a growing rail bridge loan plan at East Omaha.

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Urd Gov. Foraker Ohio Lincoln Otoe County Shayer Bellingham Mass John Mecrley Colon Soudan Africa Chase County Harrison Township Nuckolls Kearney J. Wa King Blue Springs Omaha Chris Olsen South Omaha Fremont Sundy Cass County Plattsmouth Hitchcock County Culvertson Missouri Pacific Chester Maben Dodge County Ravenna Creamery Company Fox Abmigaty South Omaha Joseph Wiles Puiattsmouth Jigntning Honourion of Spencer Meckiey Saimue Senoneia Sunouers Omana Simpson Utah Dakota America Columous Jackson Joan Stall Elm Creek Eben Wilson J. I. McNally South McNaily United States Division Charles F. Potter Missori Missouri River Enfield Mallen Harriman Washington County Texas Arthur Sloan Blair Nelson Jean A. C. Sabin Sabin Beatrice Jean Iney Beatrica Phaignen Kerr Ottumwa O'Neilll Charles O Connor F., E. & M. V. Railroad Company Lois Painintiff Union Pacific Mac Connell Europe Chicago Interstate Bridge Company East Omaha Ovation Creighton University Place Lincoln Journal Nebraska
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Veiled Prophet Arrives for Oct Parade in St Louis

The Veiled Prophet will arrive by boat on Saturday October 1 and lead a grand procession to the Exposition building on Tuesday October 4 for the annual parade and ball. Illumination on Saturday and Tuesday will mark the carnival, with a reception at the Exposition and a final grand pageant to the Merchants’ Exchange.

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St. Glonis St. Lows St. Louis Col. Wetmore Merchants' Exchange West Reading United States England Lonpox Great Britain Clyde Eest West End London 4. James Gazette St Lerrs Octisue Lilmere St Louis Ile Charles Wo Freudenvoll Gilmore Col St Leamis
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Notorious Outlaw Cooley Shot Dead by Posse

Notorious outlaw Frank Cooley leader of the Cooley gang was killed at his father's home in Prrepuna Pennsylvania by a Fayette county posse led by Sheriff McCormick. Cooley and companion Ramsey approached the house. Ramsey escaped while Cooley was killed as they tried to flee after the midnight surround.

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Prrepuna Uniontown Frank Coole Cooley McCormick Fayette County Frank Cooley Ramsey
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Mysterious Deaths Stir Winnipeg Case at Odell Residence

A Winnipeg young woman Miss Olive Odell, daughter of a Canadian Pacific official, was found dead in her parents kitchen with a bullet wound. Police faced a murder or suicide theory as neighbors recall a man leaving soon after the shot. her brother claims the gun was left in the kitchen after a hunting trip. The case rattles a city already tense over other sensational events.

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Winnipeg Man Minnuavons Minn Olive Odell Epopal Cie Mysterios Odell
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Death of Niram Atkinsill editor and party leader in Vermont

Niram Atkins, editor of the Argus and Patriot and Democratic State committee chair, died at 64 in Vermont. He held prominent political and journalistic roles and passed away on October 4. Separately, at an exhibition in Dublin, Ireland, Charles H. McGurrin of Michigan set a world record by typing 206 words in one minute on a Remington.

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Idaho Busi Idaho Democratic Committee People’s Party Inis National Committee Democratic Stte Vermont Montperson Niram Atkins The Argus and Patriot Democratic State Committee Duolin Ireland Charles H. McGurrin Michigan Remington
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Famine Riot in Merlin Spurs Fatal Firefight

A Merlin Mexico famine riot led by desperate crowds pressed stores and faced armed troops. Six thousand protesters overwhelmed police as cavalry and infantry fired, killing a man and wounding several amid accusations of price-gouging by local speculators. Separate items report a Covington prize fight death, San Antonio violence, and various political notices.

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Yexas Tromer Merlin Mexico Ile Republic Vr Frinley United States Cty Worthes Mervase San Antonio Finlay
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