Robber on Burlington Train Robs Passengers
A suspected train robber on Burlington No. 41 forced a Pullman porter to wake sleepers and fled with $74 after fleeing from Bradshaw. Detectives and bloodhounds pursued the trio toward Henderson and beyond toward the Blue River as officers closed in.
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Pullman
Barlington
York
Neb
Burlington
Seward
Bradshaw
Aurora
Bignell
Lincoln
Henderson
Blue River
Train Crew Fights Tramps at Superior Nebraska
In Superior Nebraska on June 30 a freight crew fought six tramp riders attempting to board No. 63. A brakeman was struck in the head with a brick and knocked unconscious. The crew then beat two tramps unconscious before the conductor Ed Davidson secured the caboose and drove them off.
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Superior
Neb
Therstay
Mersink
Ed Davidson
Storm Dogs Damage at Auburn
Storm toll climbs after another Nebraska twister hits Auburn on June 30. Commissioner Conner again suffers losses from the same storm path as the June 16 event. At James Sparks farm, large flat hailstones about eight inches in circumference ruin crops and property along the extended eastern arc.
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Auburn
Neb
Conner
James Sparks
Grenier to Undergo Major Operation Near Lyons Nebraska
Grenier, a Lyons Nebraska farmer, will undergo a major operation. One arm and one leg were lost previously in an incident caused by the same condition, and the current surgery aims to address the persistent illness.
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Lyons
Neb
Grenier
Slander suit filed in Madison court for $1000 damage
Madison Neb June 30 A $1000 damage suit for slander was begun in the district court Wednesday by Nor Herbert Kaufman against Siapfer Sult at Madiave.
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Madison
Neb
Herbert Kaufman
Boers Suffer Two Repulses in June Skirmishes
Lord Roberts reports two small Boer defeats near Senekal and Roodeval spruit on June 26 27. Dreiper's mounted force with two guns repelled, three wounded ten killed. Derbyshire light infantry West Australian mounteds and armored train beat off assault. Ray the Boer raider captured. over 400 rifles seized. Pretoria dispatch notes ongoing pursuit with French Hamilton and Eleventh Division tightening encirclement. three days of fighting end with Boer retreat eastward. total casualties under 150.
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London
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Dreiper
Drefus
Nel
Senekal
Hunter
Ian Hamilton
Heidelberg
Frankfort
Daily Telegraph
French
Prohibitionists Nominate Woolley for President
The 1900 prohibition convention in Chicago nominated John G. Woolley of Illinois for president and Henry B. Metcalf of Rhode Island for vice president. Attendance surged with 730 delegates present amid crowded galleries and renewed speakers.
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Chicago
John G. Woolley
Illinois
Henry B. Metcalf
Rhode Island
Big
First Regiment
Dickie
Res. Co
H. Mead
New Jersey
Johann
Committee On Credentials
A. G. Wolfenbarger
Nebraska
Oliver W
President Pianos His Trip to Canton Train Move
President and Mrs. McKinley with their party will depart by private car attached to the 7:45 p.m. train on the Baltimore and Ohio line for Canton Ohio. The travel plans include a private car and a regular schedule on the railroad line.
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Washington
McKinley
Canton
Reanayiveriay Railroad
Headquarters of national campaigns shift to Chicago as New York loses ground
The article discusses campaign headquarters for presidential campaigns moving from New York to Chicago in 1896, with each party maintaining a New York branch. It describes the press bureau’s role, high costs, and the vast staff across departments, including clerks, stenographers, and notably the treasurer’s office as the central power behind operations. It notes many speakers and contributors, the incentive of political promotion, and that presidential candidates rarely donate heavily while vice presidential candidates often visit headquarters.
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Bellamoyic News Association
Campeaigr
City of
New York
Fifth Avenue
Treasury
Collectora
Frst
Cando
Heeve the Broom A Local Poet’s Grim Tragedy
A gifted poet who recently moved readers with a verse on a hopeless toilet man with the hoe now faces a more grounded tale of labor’s endless grind. The piece suggests he could have found nearer home a harsher picture of toil without inspiration.
Whistler The Most Interesting Foreigner At Berlin Exhibit
James Abbott McNeill Whistler is described as the most interesting foreigner represented at this year’s Berlin art exhibit. The notice highlights his influence and status among American artists abroad.
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James Abbott
McNeil
Whistler
Berlin
Alt
Unclear OCR Item About Artificies Oulton Beern
Fragmentary OCR text mentions artificies and unroasted canee berrise with pant bag ppene gas hong, yielding no clear event or entities.
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Artificies Oulton Beern
Ppene Gas Hong
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