Nebraska News Brisk With Local Crimes and Developments
Beatrice plans a pumpkin crop canning factory while tomatoes also grow. John Ring of Omaha died after a bicycle collision. Glenville post office safe blown for $230 in stamps. Fremont wreck injures several. Elder Marquette hurt. Ohio burglary case sent to Wayne county. Elk Creek child dies from simson weed seeds. Supreme court at Ord hears 144 docket items. Claytonia vault robbed of $1,500 as horses missing. Claytonia and Rushville accidents. two men die in a well collapse. A.C.U.W. members plow for winter wheat. Poppleton memorials read in court. Beatrice hosts new electric light venture. 2,500 sheep moved by ferry from South Omaha to Bellevue.
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Beatrice
John Ring
Omaha
Glenville
Hastlngs
Fremont
Marquette
M.E
Neligh
Wolecomb
Ohio
David Berger
Wayne County
Eugene
C. W. Woolsey
Elk Creek
C. Spencer
John Ricker
Ramsey
Nebraska City
Charles Ferguson
Quiller Beck
Holcomb
George W. Blake
Asheville
N. C
Congress
Joseph Lelak
Wilbur
Claytonia
Lincoln
Gage County
Claytonic Depository
Edward Salenbach
Oliver Wilson
St Edward
Mr. Wilson
Rushville
William Kirshiver
John Collins
McCool Junction
James I. Jackson
Fairmont
Supreme Court
George W. Doane
Douglas County Bar
Andrew J. Poppleton
Doane
A. J. Poppleton
American Bee Keepers Association
E. Whitcomb
Friend
L. D. Stilson
York
Nebraska
Wild Heel
J. Bruner
The
State University
A. J. Cook
Claremont
Cal
I. G. Newman
Los Angeles
State Board of Agriculture
South
Bellevue
Nebraska county mortgage and crime news round up
The Gage and York county mortgage records show farm and city loans filed and released with totals in the tens of thousands. A cattle rustler Ira Nelson was captured in Alliance, with 20 head seized from J. H. Hunter’s ranch. a boy and his mother’s distress in Elk Creek. serveral Nebraska local contracts and legal actions unfold including Hickman trustees seeking contract fulfillment and guardianship for heirs. The report notes university coal bids, state fair success at Otoe county, and a violent incident by Joe Pinkova near Crab Orchard ending in his death. Also listed are political ticket nominations by the sound money Democrats and a 3000-piece inlayed table by Frank Ordens.
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Gage County
Sweeney
Alliance
Ira Nelson
Grant County
J. H. Hunter
John Peterson
Elk Creek
Fred Reihmier
Mr. Buthe
Board of Purchases and Supplies
CG Holmes
Manufacturers and Consumers Association of Omaha
Nebraska
Hickman
Stephen A. Spencer
Spencer
Elizabeth Farley
Lastings
Board of Regents of
the State University
Whitebreast Coal Company
Mine Run Lowaver, Clark & Co
Pittsburg Steam
Pittsburg Nut
Havens & Co
McAllister Coal
Rich Hill Steam Coal
Nebraska Hall
State Farm
Otoe Courty Fair
Syracuse
Nebraska City
Lon Wait
George
Tom and
Park
The
Loup and Elkhorn Baptist Association
Wayne
Monroe
Union Pacific
E. H. Wood
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Joe Pinkova
Crab Orchard
Pinkava
Sound Money
Omaha
Robert & Bibb
O. S. Biglin
Holt
Frank McGibern
Dodge
John Mattes, Jr
Otoe
Emil Heller
Cuming
Robert W. Patrick
Samuel G. Clover
Washington
G. H. Baen
Nance
J. J. Leas
Chadron
Supreme Court
Frank Irvine
Douglas
W. H. Platt
Wall
Fred Benning
Burt
William Griffin
Thayer
A. S&s
Asheville
N. C
Congress
Holcomb
Ireland
Watson Defends Kansas Colorado Populist Deal Critique
Thomas E. Watson, Populist VP nominee, denounces New York editorial on no Watson no Bryan and defends the St. Louis ticket. He criticizes fusion deals in North Carolina and insists on fair Populist treatment to secure Bryan votes. He vows loyalty to Bryan despite party tensions and urges unity against place hunting.
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Tromsos
Thomas E. Watson
New York
Watson
Bryan
People’s Party
James M. Sibley
Kansas
Colorado
North Carolina
Sewall
Sewail
Gale On The Coast Harms Vessels As Ships Break Up
A severe northeasterly gale along the Atlantic coast raged through last night and today with rain. Several ships are in danger though few wrecks reported. The American schooner Luther A. Roby from Shiverie Nova Scotia struck near Cape Henlopen and was smashed. three crew died, five were saved. Near Gloucester Massachusetts the schooner Alsatian carrying lumber wrecked but crew rescued.
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New York
Atlantic
Luther A. Roby
Shiverie
Nova Scotia
Cape Henlopen
Cloucester
Mass
Rumors Of A Disaster At Sea Near Ben Doverronr
A circulating report claims the British cruiser Talbot of 5000 tons and 433 crew foundered in a recent gale while bound for the North American station. Meanwhile in Archison Kansas Johnny Meyers and Restor Dykes two boys about eleven fought over a kitten and Dykes allegedly stabbed Meyers with authorities holding the youths as the case develops.
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Doverronr
Eng
Talbot
Archison
Kan
Johnny Meyers
Restor Dykes
Peru Alda Ecuadorian Fire Sufferers Relief Aid
The Peruvian cruiser Lima sails tonight carrying food and clothing valued at 40 000 sols to aid Peruvians distressed by the great fire in Guayaquil Ecuador.
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Peru
Lina
Lima
Guayaquil
Ecuador
An Artist Noblemen Killed in Calamity at Point Lobos
Count Wolfgang von Ballestrem, studying a bust of Major McKinley at Point Lobos, was accidentally killed in a playful struggle over a gun with travel companion Charles Abiger. The incident occurred Saturday night as they shared the Teipsic Gardenlaub setting. An exchange of courtesies between the pope and the queen has greatly gratified English Catholics.
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Monteney
Cal
Count Wolfgang von Ballestrem
Point Lobos
Teipsic
Gartenlaub
McKinley
Charles Abiger
Butler's Claims Put Bryan Near Win In 232 Electors
Populist national chairman reports early information showing numerous states as almost safe for Bryan. The tally lists Alabama through California and Maryland with varying electors, totaling 232.
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Bryan
New York
Butler
Populist National Committee
Populist Party
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
North Dakota
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Kentucky
Kansas
Nebraska
Indiana
North Carolina
Oregon
California
Maryland
West Virginia
Intimidation Alleged Over Discharge of Clerks in St Louis
In St Louis on October 12 a ruckus erupted after department store owner Dugald Crawford fired twelve clerks believed to intend voting for William Bryan. Democratic State Committee Chairman H. B. Coart hired ex Governor Charles F. Johnson to pursue Crawford’s conviction under Missouri law. The case hinges on alleged vote intimidation and possible misdeman or penalties under the Revised Statutes and corrupt practices act.
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St. Louis
Dugald Crawford
William J. Bryan
Coart
Democratic State Committee
Charles F. Johnson
Crawford
Missouri
Cook
Seek to Retire Watson in National Committee Move
Senator Marion Butler chair of the Populist national committee telegraphed a meeting notice for 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Sherman house Chicago. The aim is to unite efforts to induce Watson to withdraw from the vice presidential canvass.
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Washington
Marion Butler
National Committee
National Executive Committee
Sherman House
Chicago
Watson
Bryan quiet Sunday as he hosts services in St Paul
William J. Bryan spent Sunday in St Paul with Mrs Bryan attending Central Presbyterian Church where Rev L W Beattie preached. He planned no morning speaking and would address three Minneapolis audiences in the evening.
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St. Paul, Minn
William J. Bryan
Palmer Buckner ticket placed on Missouri ballot
John F. Lee of St. Louis presented petitions with 1000 names to Missouri Secretary of State to add the Palmer Buckner National Democratic ticket to the official ballot. Lesueur considered the request and accepted the petition, allowing the ticket to appear on the ballot.
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Jefferson Citr. Mo
John F. Lee
St. Louis
Palmer-Buckner National Democratic
Lesueur
Seminole Ex-Chief John Jumper Dies at 73 in Oklahoma
Seminole ex-chief and delegate to Congress Colonel John Jumper died at 73 in Gutneir Oklahoma. He left an estate near $100000. Jumper served as interpreter for Creeks and Seminoles visiting Washington during President Cleveland’s first term and was among the earliest Indians seen by the President.
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Gutneir
Okla
John Jumper
Congress
Cleveland
Jumper
Washington
Bayard backs Palmer Buckner in constitutional Democrat vote
In a letter from Wi wIndron Delaware dated October 13 United States ambassador to Great Britain Thomas I Bayard declined to follow the Democratic national convention platform and nominees. He advised constitutional Democrats to vote for Palmer and Buckner in the upcoming presidential election.
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Mgr
Bayard
Palmer
Wi_wIndron
Del
Samuel Bancroft, Jr
Thomas I
United States
Great Britain
Chicago
Buckner
Crandall Woman Adjudged Insane After Bank Robbery Attempt
Mrs. Ella E. Crandall of Bruix Ramps Kansas is found insane after an exam showed two years of mental decline following her dynamite attempt to rob the Merchants' bank in Waterville. She will be sent to an asylum soon.
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Bruix Ramps
Kan
Ella E. Crandall
Merchants’ Bank
Waterville
Tragic Love Triggers Double Shot and Suicide in St Louis
Philip Zimmer, 24, a Blacksmith, attempted to kill his sister and shot Cecelia Vietz in the abdomen at the Vietz home. He then shot himself through the heart. Vietz may die. Authorities say jealousy drove the act.
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St. Louis
Philip Zimmer
Cecelia Vietz
Vietz
Senator Blackburn Suffering Fever in Versailles Home
Versail les Ky Oct 13 Senator Blackburn is quite ill at his home with a fever and bronchitis threat.
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Versialles, Ky
Blackburn
Victors on the Stump in Kentucky Contested Speech
General James S. Walker Republican candidate for Congress in the tenth Virginia district faced roughs in Mippotenonio Kentucky as pistols were leveled at his head during a campaign speech. He was forced to admit he made free silver speeches two years prior.
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Mippotenonio
James S. Walker
Congress
Virginia
Roughs
Well Known Missionary D. Crosby Wheeler Dies
Crosby H. Wheeler D D missionary of the American Board died at Auburndale yesterday after a noted career in the mission field.
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Bostrom
Crosby H. Wheeler
D. D
The
American Board
Auburndale
Rosebery Addresses Liberal Party on Peace and Empire
At Empire theater in Oct 12, Lord Rosebery, retiring Liberal leader, explains his move away from factionalism, defends peace policies, questions Gladstone’s methods, and urges party unity. Asquith praised as future state leader. resignation kept as necessity. Next: ex-mayor Jack King arrested for embezzlement in Georgia.
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Lord Roseberry
Liberal Party
Mr. Gladstone
England
Epinumen
Empire Theater
Lord Rosebery
Great Britain
Armenia
Cyprus
Dardanelles
Turkey
Russia
Cobden
Bright
Gladstone
Asquith
Room
Jack King
Merchanta” National Bank
Adam
United States
Atlanta
Watsons Kansas Tour Nears Start With Watson Plans
General Manager Steinberger announced Thomas E. Watson Populist vice presidential nominee will tour Kansas next week by special train. He will stop at about fifty towns delivering speeches from the car platform as the campaign details are finalized.
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Tormxn
Kan
Steinberger
Thomas E. Watson
Kansas
Czar and Royalists Dine at Russian Embassy in Paris
The czar and czarina’s Paris visit stirs chatter as they host a luncheon at the Russian embassy for French royal figures including the Duc d’Aumale and Princess Mathilde Bonaparte. The event, seen as conservative and diplomatic, pleased many and drew few protests. The czar also gave $5,000 for servants and left valuable jewelry for staff above clerk rank.
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Lonpox
Czarina
France
M. Hanotaux
General de Boisedeafre
Gervais
Duc d’Aumale
Duchess de Chartiers
Duchess de Magentas
Duchess de Luynes
de Rohan
Duc de Doudeaville
Duc de la Rochefoucault
Duchess Des Uzes
Mathilde Bonaparte
Prince de San Donatio
Napoleon Victor Bonaparte
Bonaparte
Mathilde
de Luypes
Duc d'Orleans
Cherbourg
Almos
Halmoral Castle
Queen Victoria
Bold Amazons in Cuba Rally for Vengeance
A Key West despatch reports Senorita Martial Hernandez Perez leading mounted Amazons near Vueltas. Her band attacked a town with machete, killed and wounded Spanish soldiers at the gate and in the plaza, after a volley killed three Amazons. The group vows to spare Spaniards.
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CuicaGo
Key West
Resmedios
Senorita
Martial Hernandez Perez
Vueltas
Senorita Perez
Martinez
No Fusion Between Democrats and Populists in Missouri
Missouri Democratic Committee rejects fusion on the state ticket after a brief session. It ratified a sub committee plan to give the Populists four places on the electoral ticket while declining their bid for two Dem positions in return. The joint electoral and regular Democratic state tickets will be filed, with Populists promising their Sedalia nominated slate.
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St. Louis
Democratic State Committee
Love
Clairman T Rosselle
Sedalia
Captain Kilpatrick Dead in Lighthouse Building
Obituary report from Cincinnati dated Oct 12 states Captain W. W. Kilpatrick United States Navy died today in the lighthouse department section of a government building. He joined in 1862 and served continuously with his last command connected to Chicago. Bryan to Talk to Ladies Only in Minneapolis. Local committee announces Bryan will address at Lyceum Theater Monday evening, limited to women, marking a campaign innovation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Coal
Pittsburg
Kilpatrick
Cincinnati
W. W. Kilpatrick
United States Navy
Light House
Government
Navy
Chicago
Bryan
Minneapolis
Minn
Lyceum Theater
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