Nebraska. Collecting a Herd and Local Deaths
Lincoln reports a cattle theft attempt in Thayer County where 65 head driven from Fleming Bros pasture were found after two days in a distant corn field. Also noted are bodies of Otto Rasmussen in Lincoln and the death of Hon. Henry M. Atkinson with his long public career in Nebraska and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Omaha
Willard
Thayer County
Fleming Bros
Fleming Brothers
Lynch
Mion
Henry M. Atkinson
Ife
Atate Législatura
United States
Congress
T.W. Tipton
Tipton
Senate
General Grant
Interior Department
New Mexico
Hayes
Garfield
Atkinson
Misa Irvin
Nebraska
Lincoln Juvenal
State Briefs Report Progress on Oil Prospecting and Livestock
State Geologist Russell notes favorable progress in the search for the earth’s center as salt well contractors prepare for the project at Lincoln. Chadron shipments this season are expected to total 3,000 cars or 60,000 head of stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Trrty
Omaha
John Lemke
Stevens Creek
Lancaster County
Lemke
Mr. Lemke
Itfa
Paxton
Lincoln Journal
Spafford
B Street
Nice
Firth
Misa Bogan
Seward
Haa Lnden
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias of
Nebraska
Hastings
Order
Fremont
Sayn
Inez
A. A. Richardson
Grand Island
Russell
Chadron
Unconditional surrender and strike war at Chicago stock yards
Chicago reports a full scale strike as unions declare war on Armour and other packers. Delegates Barry and Butler condemn talks, assets move to hire replacements, with Armour's meats forecast to vanish from U S markets within months. Wage scales and new hires trigger local tensions as workers join the boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armours
Barry
Butler
Richmond
United States
Packere
Gren Landa
Armour & Co
Thougard
Armour’s
Forty Fifth Street
Hultstead Street
Armour's
Lake Shore
Forty-seventh Street
Toomers
Moxsbatke
Armour
Cudahy
No Compromise Urged in Chicago Labor Stand
Chicago leaders report a firm demand from packers for ten hours pay for ten hours work with no concessions. Packers insist men cannot dictate terms and threaten to close if imports resume. Knights of Labor delegate Barry warns boycotts will target Armour and Fowler goods if packers reopen with imported labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Atam
Armour’s
Fowler's
Barry
Knights of Labor
Armour
Knights
Thea
Tigmen
Lam ar Arrives with Sufferers and Bodies from Sabine
The steamer Lamar arrives from Sabine with sixty more sufferers, half headed for Beaumont when transport is found. Ten more bodies have been buried. Orange relief committees report 360 people under care with 150 expected at Johnson's Bayou. A grief-stricken accident in Chicago ends with a beheading of Isadore Marolagy during excavation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabine
Orange
Tex
Lamar
Babine
Pasa
Beaumont
Che Lamar
Johnson's Bayou
Knights of Labor Convention Sparks Fast Pace In Debate
Delegates at the Knights of Labor convention pressed rapid business with reports on revision of the constitution and laws. They endorsed officers, discussed labor congress plans, condemned convict labor, and urged boycotts and endorsements for favored candidates while stressing unity and equal treatment for apprentices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichim
Specink
Knights of Labor
New York
Legislative
Congress
Washington
Committee On
Woman Work
Ireland
Southwestern
Gould
Taborera
Iectorera
Nlso
Cwarawan
Smith Carpet Company
Yonkers
WY Y
Armour
Chicago
Pinkerton
Chao
Walver
Conference Over Meat Packing Rows Fails to Forge Accord
Delegate Barry of the Knights of Labor met with P D Armour and Samuel W Allerton to discuss stock yard tensions. Pack ers disputed compromise as risk of bloodshed was raised. Armour dismissed threats. Barry planned to return to Detroit then Richmond to seek Knights of Labor guidance. Pinkerton detectives intensified presence at stock yards and at prominent packers homes on Michigan Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Barry
The
Knighten of Labor
P. D. Armour
Samuel W. Allerton
Mr. Armour
Detroit
Hichmond
Knights of Labor
Pinkerton
Michigan Avenue
Denver Shoe Maker Dies After Binge At Restaurant
J G Hubber of Golden, a shoemaker, died suddenly today in Denver under peculiar circumstances after five weeks of near constant intoxication. He ate freely at a restaurant with no limit on food but with a payment condition, and after settling the bill he died shortly afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
J. G. Hubber
Notable Figures and Society Gossips Across North Atlantic
A collage of social and political snippets mentions Gen Adam Badenu and Clark Howell of the Atlanta Constitution, Charles Dilke, James C Flood, Mrs Cleveland, Mrs Folsom, Queen Victoria, Mrs James G Bilaine Jr, Chief Justice Waite, Attorney General Miles, Mr Gladstone, and a London society letter writer. It paints a portrait of prominent names, marriages, travel, and public life with a cosmopolitan vein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Badenu
Gilen
Meta
Europe
Lotta
Duke Cones
Mra
Cleveland
Washington
Waite
Miles
Charleston
Pacific
War in the East Seen Opening in Spring
European powers anticipate war in the East next spring amid financial strains in Germany and Russia. Lord Salisbury urges peaceful efforts and sympathy for Bulgaria while Kaiser’s advisers push cautious diplomacy. The czar weighs a Danish prince as Russia’s possible candidate with limited independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lospon
London
Ure
Iddeslelph
Bramarck
Hotrverger
Rosala
France
Evarta
Prin
Kaulbara
Kinsesa
Waldemar
Denmark
Russia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Omaha Herald
Otto Rasmussen
Wons
Peters
Knamussen
Lomann
Fairfield
Edgar
Neb
R. H. Marvin
Deweeee
George Burke
St. Louis
Datel O'Connor
Weston
Robert Collins
Charles Clark
Andrew.Campbell
William Critter
Owen Bharkley
Kansas City
Jeg
Walter
Ames
Aurora
Thomas
X “Manley
Dena Fitzgerald
Marvin
Deweene
Bodly
Dennis Hamilton
Michigan
New Methodist Church
Northwestern Company
Fremont & Elkhorn Valley
South
Nebraska City
Sing Kee
Gordon
Michael Morrissey
Rushville
Pilger Aays- Stanton County
Pryor
Stanton
Elkhorn
Columbus
Emil Kamer
Louis Neider
James Wateson
Central City
Otoe County
Koehler
Lake-On
Missouri Valley Sand and Gravel Company
Beatrice
Eliza Collins
Alexandria
Norfolk
Beatrice and
Kearney
Norfolk and
Ed Reedy
Ashland
Kleptomantia
Dungins
Anna Linhom
Peison
Uiecare
Anna
Beneshel
Buffalo Li
Theaut
Woodley
Loyd
Douglas County
Woodby
Boyd
Atoll
Agin
Order of Good Templars of
Anne M. Saunders
George Scott
Allen Gilson
Dallas City
Palmer
Tiaeatings
Rock Island Road
Mahlon Collins
James Hutchins
Madison County
Sioux City
Rule
Missouri Pacific
Sioux Falls
Dak
W. J. Jackman
Bland
Serten Rae
State Fair Association
Union Pacific
Loup River
Fairbury
Rock Island
Draper
Uncle Tom's Cabin Company
Methodist Church of Nebraska
M. E. State University
York
Red Willow
Chicago Packers
Cottage Grove
Isadore Marolagy
Gladstone
House of Commons
Omana
Wheata
Vakley
Dumhieles Crake
Louis
Wirat
Kanbab
Chabesse
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