Notice to Subscribers and Alliance Officials in Lincoln
A fragmentary notice lists subscription reminders and officials of the National Farmers Alliance and related groups. It names J H Powers of Cornell Nebr and Rva McDoua of Minnesota, with auditing and state organizers noted. The readable portion centers on membership, dates, and committee roles in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Powers
Cornell
Keb
Ei Butt
Shina
Paul
Din
Secanbenk Board
Sioa
Ligoain
Julie A. A
Tiomid
Nebraska
Mies Rva McDoua
Aul
Minnesota
Auditing Board
W. B Beil
Oliie Monikatona
Nebraske
Lancaster
Mar Serena
Hh. F. Pract
Merrick Craplain
Eae Saunders
Lin Hac Etraak—J
Me Thorpeen
Nana National Citizen's Industrial Alliance
Lincoln
Join Our Band and Farmers Rally for Change
A fragmented verse piece blends poetry and political slogans urging farmers and laborers to join a party and resist railroad politicians. It references Third Party ideas, labor grievances, and regional places while mixing satirical lines and stray notes about politicians and activists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.o. P'S
Orion
Postal Aid Law Er Wanamaker Seeks Steamship Proposals
Under the Postal Aid Law, Er Wanamaker invites steamship companies to submit proposals for mail service partnerships. The move aims to secure efficient routes and funding terms, with likely standards for eligibility and project timelines to be outlined in the bidding notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamaker
Markeley Denies Charges and Seeks Trial
A chaotic Washington dispatch notes Capt. Markely of Fort Thomas Texas seeking a court of inquiry to examine accusations of cruel treatment by his troops. The piece details a “free robin” note from soldiers, prior court actions, and rebukes from Gen. McCook. It also touches on postal aid law interpretations and other military and political items from June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markely
Wasimasxotox
Markeley
Army
Fort Thomas
A. T
War Department
Taquley
Colored Troop
McCook
Department of Arizona
Prentice Mulford Dead Found In Bay Creek Canoe
The body of an unknown man found in a foot canoe in Bay Creek was identified as Prentice Mulford editor of The White Cross Library. Mulford had recently returned from California to take the editorship, and items in the canoe including a writing pad with Needham’s Disces and a banjo linked to his personality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Canon
Bay Creek
Prentice Mulford
White Cros Library
West Fourteenth
Mulford
California
White Cross Library
See
New York Bay
Long Island 4
Black Hills Floods Deluge Hits Sturgis Railways
Torrents from the heaviest rain since 1880 inundate Sturgis and nearby lines. Main street floods four feet deep, canals eight inches higher than ever, with extensive property damage and railroads suffering heavy losses. Also reports of vandalism, court cases, and labor disputes headline a chaotic day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis
Bronce
Jane
Sonne Roan Cena
Diaveood
Ned Mach
Feta Jack
German Tariff Crisis Shapes Russian Jewish Exodus
A chaotic report from Charlotteoberg outlines government debate over grain tariffs and emergency measures. Emperor, ministers, and public pressures push for swift action as 400 Jews are expelled daily from Charlottenburg with police escort to stations, and relief efforts in London, America, and other cities mobilize to aid refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentis
Jané
Miguel
Stucvet
Dows
America
Bentin
Charlottenburg
Ammerion
Lomion
Ios
Ber Id
Shashtiien
Ytrain Tsaaks
Mormon Party Split Sparks Utah Political Realignment
Old Utah factions fade as the People's Party considers disbanding to join national parties. Salt Lake City plan calls for a meeting to decide future alignment. Also reports on Kansas court vacancy, Bangor reception for Hannibal Hamlin, Behring Sea bill debates, and Indian affairs with Sacs and Foxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covey
Utah
Jane
Old Mormon People's Party
Aera
Salt Lake City
People’s Party
Bocint
Citiown
Frankliss
Item Aupa
Brigands seize European tourists in Turkey ransom paid
June report from Vaiesna notes brigands derailed an eastern express near Tcherkesskoi and captured several German and English tourists including a Berlin resident. They demanded £8,000. after German ambassador Deradowitz intervened, the ransom was advanced and the prisoners were released. Baron Wisemann’s Rome audience tied to African missions noted. other items include labor disputes and a large loss from a Brooklyn cooperage fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trivate
Vaiesna
Tcherkesskoi
Turkey
Berlin
Ees
Constanople
M. Deradowitz
Capriyi
M. Deradowits
Baron Winumann
Bentax
Baron Wisemann
Africa
Rome
Holy Father
Germany
Nyanas
Swindler jailed after bold private arrest at Union depot
A Colorado tale reports John Cummina, a notorious swindler, was secretly arrested by a private citizen at a Union depot in Ponato Colo, then jailed without a warrant. The piece asserts Cummins swindled prominent Pacific coast capitalists, with losses estimated from 20 000 to 50 000 dollars, across Mexico to British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponato
Colo
Citios
Union Depot
John Cummina
Pacific Coast
Mexico
British Columbia
Trinidad
Tata
Rclm
Frisco Funds Shortage Ties To Case Evidence
Fragmented text describes municipal finance woes in Frisco, mentioning funds shortage, an examination, and questions about borrowing. It references an Iowa County event in Missouri Valley and a county contest or removal process connected to local governance. The passage is jumbled and partial, but centers on public finance and local political proceedings.
Botkin trial notes reveal campaign document linked to judge
A strained court session in Topeka references campaign materials tied to Judge Webb and attorney conduct. The chaotic proceedings and party alignment spark questions about integrity, with limited readable details in the fragmentary report.
World’s Fair Matters Bloodless Burial Mystery
A distorted dispatch from Anoka Minnesota reports on a murder tied to John Sawald who killed his second wife in September in Nebraska. The confession by Sawald is presented amid chaotic text describing a buried first wife Alice and reinterment. Remains were found turned face down, shocking Woodward, Alice’s brother, during the family’s reburial efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Poa
Alice Wi
Waa
Woodward
Wilison
Renald
Anoka
Minn
John Sawald
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Gury
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Osage Agency
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Sare Rock Exchange
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Low
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Alan Emir Fey
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Hichisow
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Botkin
Torexa
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Ihe
Mas Zal
Chicago Grain and Previsinn
Dane Euraeg
Wl Co
Kansas City Hive
Aimee Bane
Nettamtet
Mane
Hata
Asta
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