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THHJ C M A 14 A1 HAM p 0 _ _ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , TUEBPAY , JUNE 24 , 1890 , _ _ NEWS ABOUT THE BLUFFS Comparatively Little Damage Done b , Sunday Night's Storm , I , SOME EXCEEDINGLY NARROW ESCAPES An OdiirolloxvH * . Memorial CoiniiionccniKiit I'ro rniiunc nt Ht. AuniliMtiy An Un- fondcd Htiinof NotcH. The rcsnlU of...
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1890 NEWS ABOUT THE BLUFFS Comparatively Little Damage Done by Sunday Night's Storm, SOME EXCEEDINGLY NARROW ESCAPES An Odyssean Memorial Communication Department at H.E. An Unfounded Storm Notice. The result of Sunday night's storm was apparent on every hand yesterday morning,...
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r THE OMAHA DAILY BBM rUESDAY , JUOT lw71fiOa 7 I SPEC1RL NOTICES , OMAHA. nilvortlHCinenls will lie tnkoti fur C coliiiiuiH itHor 1H : 0 j > . in. .Toriim Cnsli I" mlvanoi' . KVr.UTJSKMKNTf * for these coliims will lie tnken until \1.VI \ : p. ni for tlm evening tlim nnd until 8no : p. in. , for ttm morning edition nn...
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1871 SPECIAL NOTICES, OMAHA. Advertising will be taken for these columns until 8:00 p.m. for the evening edition and until 8:00 a.m. for the morning edition and SUNDAY BEE. Rates will be for at the rate of 1.5 cents per word for the first insertion and 1 cent per word for each subs...
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TH HI filUAUA U A 1 I \r 11,1,1 m 8 THE OMAHA DAILY BfeE4 TUESDAY. JUNE 24 , 1890. THE CITY. Tlio pollco force cnmo out In thotr new auminci'helmotii yesterday morning. Lend TuUHl , a wotnnn fifty ycnra old , won tnkon to the Insnno iiHylum by Shcrifl Boyd , Judge Glnrtaon aont Grnclo Knows to' ' the rofonn Bchool for ...
The police force came out in their new uniforms yesterday morning. Linda Till, a woman fifty years old, was taken to the insane asylum by Sheriff Boyd. Judge Clarkson sent Green Knows to the reform school for persistently disobeying her parents. M. D. Rochin today sold Frank E. Moore a 50-lot at Thirty-Second and Cumin...
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1890-06-25
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THE OMAHA ! DAILY BEE. TWENTIETH YEAR. OMAHA. WEDNESDAY JMjgNING. ( ! JUNE 25. 1890. NUMBER 7. LICKED UP BY THE FLAMES , An Incendiary Wreaks His Vengeance o Blue Hill , Nebraska. NEARLY TWENTY STORES BLOTTED OUT , Tlio Amount of lnmnc Done Iloimlily Kutlmnted .nt Over Fifty Thousand DollurH , With Comparatively Little...
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. TWENTIETH YEAR. OMAHA, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 25, 1890. NUMBER 7. LICKED UP BY THE FLAMES, An Incendiary Wreaks His Vengeance on Blue Hill, Nebraska. NEARLY TWENTY STORES BLOTTED OUT, The Amount of Damage Done Is Estimated at Over Fifty Thousand Dollars, With Comparatively Little Insurance. BLUE H...
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1890-06-25
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25 'I'M ' 14 ! Mill A U A tA I I Ar uivjuurLflL UAIJUX WEDNESDAY. JUNE 25 , ,1890. CLARKE WAS KNOCKED OUT , Hia Weakness In the Box Loses the Oamo for Omaha. FORCED TO GIVE WAY TO WILLIS , Cnnnvnn , Wnlsli nnd Urrnmlmrt Do Homo Excellent "Work Stniicl- iiiK ill' tlio Clulm Tiirf nnd JJlninoml Notes. Lost. Per Ct , .raa...
25, June 25, 1890. CLARKE WAS KNOCKED OUT, His Weakness in the Box Loses the Game for Omaha. FORCED TO GIVE WAY TO WILLIS, Canavan, Willis and Burdick Do Omaha Excellent "Work Stand- in' the Claim Tour and Opening Notes. Lost. Percent. 20 10 21 21 21 21 21 47 27 St. Louis City H, Omaha! Sioux CITY, IA, June 5. [Sp...
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1890-06-25
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tHE SPECULATIVE MARKETS , TOeat Figures Rally for a Little While , but Pall Back. THE CORN MARKET WAS NARROW ALL DAY , .A Decided Drop In Onts Another Quint Day In the Provision IMt Mnrkct for Jlog Pro- UuctH Open Btciuly. CniCAfio , JiinoZl. [ Special Tclcsrum toTnr. Ilr.K.1 There vai little pond support totho nlicut ...
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, TOilet Figures Rally for a Little While, but Fall Back. THE CORN MARKET WAS NARROW ALL DAY, A Decided Drop In Ons Another Quint Day In the Provision Market for Log Pro- ducts Open Steadily. California, June 21. [Special Telegram to The Times.] There was little pond support to the market today. ...
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1890-06-25
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TJLE DAILY BEE P. . EOSEWATER , Editor. PUBLISHED EVEItY MOUNING. TEtlMS OK Dnlly nnd Sunday , One Year tin m Ulr month * . . . . , Ii 00 Tlireomnnttm. SM fitinilay Jlce , tnn ) Year. , . , 200 Weekly Kce.Onu Your. . . . 1 25 omoica Oninlin. Tiio flcn Ruddlnc. H. Oninlin. Corner N nnd 2Uth Strpctt Council Ultirr.12 1'c...
THE DAILY BEE P. L. ROSEWATER, Editor. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING. TERMS: Daily and Sunday, One Year $100 Three Months $50 Saturday Issue, One Year $200 Weekly Issue, One Year $125 Office: H. Roosevelt, Corner North and 20th Street Council Building, 12 Pearl Street, Chicago Office, III" Chamber of Commerce, New York Offi...
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1890-06-25
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TJUi ! UMAJbiA JJAlJUTt W'JiJJJNJjJ , JJAi : . d UiNJU 20 , STILL ISSUING TIME-CHECKS. Eight Mora Union Pacific Employes Dis charged and Mora will Follow. FACTS VS , OFFICIAL STATEMENTS , TVhcrcnbouta nml tlio Kxoltoincnt Which Ilia Al leged Shnrji-I'ractlco Occasioned. Klght more men were discharged at the Union 1'nci...
STILL ISSUING TIME-CHECKS. Eight More Union Pacific Employees Discharged and More will Follow. FACTS VS. OFFICIAL STATEMENTS, Thereabouts and the Explanation Which the Alleged Sharp Practice Occasioned. Eight more men were discharged at the Union Pacific shops at quitting time Monday, making a total of 183 mechanics la...
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1890-06-25
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c THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ? WEDNESDAY. , JUNE 25 , 1800. BIRKIIA'OSER IS APPOINTED , The Oombino's Ohcrished Bchomo Consum mated Last Night. IT WAS THIRTEEN AGAINST TWO , Another Mvoly Hogsloii of tlio Conn- oil C'liiilrinan Clinirec' Milken a * llliifr and IN Promptly Called Dow It Is now Chairman clllrkhmiscr of the 6oan...
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1900. BIRKHUISER IS APPOINTED, The Combine's Sherman Scheme Consummated Last Night. IT WAS THIRTEEN AGAINST TWO, Another Mighty Hogshead of the Commission Chairman Scherer McKinley and IN Promptly Called Down. It Is now Chairman of the Committee on Public Works. The combine's ch...
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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , WEDNESDAY , JUNE 25 , 1890. 1 SPEG1RL NOTICES. for these rolumswlll ADVEHTIfiEMENTH : ; p. m. . for the even tig edition mid until 8:31 : p. m. , fur the morning rdltlon mid Bu.viiAr HKK. rpnit.MB-Cusli lit advance. * OATKH Adrortlsemontson this page will bo J Veharjrrd for nt Ilio rate ofVt \ ren...
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1890. SPECIAL NOTICES. For these columns, advertisements must run consecutively and timely, and no circumstances will be taken or discontinued by telephone. TELEGRAPH advertising in the first columns and having their answers addressed to a "communicated letter" in place of THE ...
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1890-06-25
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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ? WEDNESDAY , JUNE 25f 1890. THE CITY. Mnggio Carroll was taken to tlio In sane iiHyliim ypRtardny. - Harry Mullhull , fv colored youth , lifts been nrrcMtcd for threatening to kill his pother. Judge Clnrkfion sent Ornclo Knows to the reform school for pcrafttcntly tils- obeying her parents. ' The...
The City. Mingo Carroll was taken to the insane asylum yesterday. Harry Mullhull, a colored youth, has been arrested for threatening to kill his father. Judge Clarkston sent Onelia Knowles to the reform school for frequently disobeying her parents. The graduating exercises of the high school will take place on next...
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1890-06-26
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THE OMAHA i DAILY TWENTIETH YEAR OMAHA. THURSDAY STG , JUNE 20 , 1890. NUMBER THEY ADOPTED A NEW CREED , Prohibition no Longer a Test of Republican Party realty in Iowa OlCTORY'FOR THE CONSERVATIVES : Hie "Bottled Policy" Blunder of Imst Vein * Condemned by the Sioux City Convention Tlio New Platform. Sioux CITT , In. ...
THE OMAHA DAILY TWENTIETH YEAR OMAHA, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1890. NUMBER THEY ADOPTED A NEW CREED, Prohibition no Longer a Test of Republican Party reality in Iowa VICTORY FOR THE CONSERVATIVES: The "Bottled Policy" Blunder of Last Vein * Condemned by the Sioux City Convention The New Platform. Sioux CITY, In., June 25. (...
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1890-06-26
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VERY WEAK AT THE BAT ' * The ( Jauso of Omaha's Third Defeat at the IlancLj of Sioux Oity. CLEVELAND WAS THE EXCEPTION , Ills Work With tlic Hllclc Uio Feature of tlic Oniiio Snlvnlor BroakH the Itciioril at Sliccps- hcnil liny. Per Ct. .i : ) .rao .r.l'J .4IW .4SI .2H3 Sioux City fi , Oiunhn 2. Siot'xCiTV , la , .Tuno...
VERY WEAK AT THE BAT The Clash of Omaha's Third Defeat at the Hand of Sioux City. CLEVELAND WAS THE EXCEPTION, His Work With the Stick Was a Feature of the Omaha Salvage Breaks the Record at Sheepshead Bay. Per Ct. .i : ) .rao .r.l'J .4IW .4SI .2H3 Sioux City 6, Omaha 2. Sioux City, IA, June 25. [Special-Telegram to TH...
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1890-06-26
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I W Transactions in tbo Wheat Pit Show Many Eccentricities. HEAVY FEELING IN THE CORN CORNER , vOats Oats I'olloweil tlin Kxntnplo of tlio Other Cereals I'rovlflloiiH a Trlllo * Moro Active Cutilo niul Hogs. CnirAno.IiinoKi. [ Special Telegram to TUB IlKK.lThere win n bljt market In whonl to day. Thcni was u Iniavy bus...
I saw Transactions in the Wheat Pit Show Many Eccentricities. HEAVY FEELING IN THE CORN CORNER, Oats Followed the Example of the Other Cereals Provisional Trials More Active Cotton and Hogs. Chicago, June 23. [Special Telegram to THE HERALD.] There was a bit market in which today. There was a heavy business on both sid...
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GRIEF IN THREE HOUSEHOLDS Tlioeo of Mrs , Fairfax and Mrs. Bruce Mourn Loved Ones Drowned. MRS , KNIGHT BEWAILS A HUSBAND'S ' LOSS Tim Mclnnclmly Termination of n Col- ornl IMotilo nt Klkliorn nml the Had Cloning ( it * ix Model Fnrmcr'fl Ijlfc. There U n weeping mother nt 033 North Twunty-flfUl street anil n stricken ...
GRIEF IN THREE HOUSEHOLDS Twin of Mrs. Fairfax and Mrs. Bruce Mourn Loved Ones Drowned. MRS. KNIGHT BEWAILS A HUSBAND'S LOSS The McConnell Termination of a Colorful Holiday at Elkorn and the Had Cloning It * a Model Farmer's Life. There is a weeping mother at 603 North Twenty-fifth Street and a stricken willow at the c...
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1890-06-26
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1(11 l I % * J B THURSDAY , JUNE 20. 1890. THE VETERANS IN THE VAN They Win the Banner a ? the Dast-Drillci Firemen in Nebraska. THEY WERE PERFECTLY IRRESISTIBLE A Detachment of Omixlin Guard ) Menu tlio VcH on TJiclr. Ue- turn anil KscortH Them 1 hrougli tlio City. The vctrrnn llrcmcn returned last nigh with victory p...
Thursday, June 20, 1890. THE VETERANS IN THE VAN They Win the Banner at the State Firemen's Tournament in Plattsburgh, Nebraska. THEY WERE PERFECTLY IRRESISTIBLE A Detachment of Omaha Guard men returned to the city, escorting them through the city with victory perched upon their banners. They came, they saw, they con...
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P" " " BH MMWHHBIHlMBMBBHBB HMlPIMB MMM MHBBBHBiBKI BI THE OIVIAHA DAILY BBlfl , HUKSDAY , JUNE 26 , 1800. ' * t SPECIRL NOTICES , for thesn ADVERTISEMENTS : p. in. , for tlio craning edition iintlnntll 8OT : p. m. ( for the morning isd It Ion n nd SUNDAY HIK. : ) In advance. * T > ATEflAdvortltPtnenlRon lliM pngo will...
The Omaha Daily Bee, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1900. SPECIAL NOTICES: For the Morning Edition: 8:00 AM; for the Evening Edition: 5:00 PM. Advertisements must be in advance. A tear notice advertisement will be accepted for the rate of 25 cents per word for the first insertion, and 10 cents per word for each subsequent inse...
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1890-06-26
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r 8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , THURSDAY , JUNE 26 , 1890. THE CITY. ' & , ' p.5 Six qnr lornls of tin were received tit f tlio customs hon.so from WnloH. consigned ' ' to the Annour-Uudiihy pucklny coin- I1' ' puny. 7 O. D. Brown nnd wlfo yoBtorday sold f William H. lliwhinnn 88xlt2 ! feet on Lonvcnwoi'lh Htreot betwcoii To...
The Omaha Daily Bee, Thursday, June 26, 1890. THE CITY. Sixty-four boxes of tin were received at the customs house from Vancouver, consigned to the American-United Compressing Company. O. D. Brown and wife yesterday sold to William H. Reynolds 88x12 feet on Lincoln Avenue between Twentieth and Twenty-first for $2,10...
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sn99021999
1890-06-27
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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , TWENTIETH YEAH. OMAHA , FKIDAY MOlfeNG , , JUNE 27 , 1890. NUMBER REFUSED TO DISCHARGE HIM , The Illinois Central Company Issues Its Ultimatum to the Strikers , SUPERINTENDENT RUSSELL RETAINED , IMiich Speculation UN to AVhcthcr n General Tie-Up AVIll ho Ordered on the Hyuteiii I MatterH. CiMCArio...
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, TWENTIETH YEAR. OMAHA, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 27, 1890. NUMBER REFUSED TO DISCHARGE HIM, The Illinois Central Company Issues Its Ultimatum to the Strikers, SUPERINTENDENT RUSSELL RETAINED, Much Speculation Surrounds Whether a General Tie-Up Will Be Ordered on the Bytimeini Matter. CANCARIO, June 20. ...
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sn99021999
1890-06-27
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THE OMAHA DAILY FHIDAY , < tTUKE 27 , 1890 , AN OLD , MUSTY REVOLVER , Hut 11 Was Just as Good as Now When it . . Became Necessary. A BOY AT STERLING SHOOTS HIMSELF , ClrciiH I'coplo In Troulo ) ) A fc'nmll Hey nnd n Big Firecracker „ . CniiHC ft Fire Contract ors nt AVork. ' STr.Ri.ixn , Nob. , June 2fl. [ Special to ...
THE OMAHA DAILY FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1890, AN OLD, MUSTY REVOLVER, But It Was Just as Good as Now When It Became Necessary. A BOY AT STERLING SHOOTS HIMSELF, Cries People in Trouble ) A family Hey and a Big Firecracker At Work. STERLING, Neb., June 26. [Special to THE BEE, ] Yesterday a seven-year-old boy of Mr. Hughes, ...
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1890-06-27
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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , FJJIDAY , SPECULATIVE MARKETS , Prices Rebound tind Cash Wheat Houses Wore Masters of the Situation , .ENORMOUS BUYING OF CORN BY HUTCH , Provision Market Kenturolpss XI 1C Hnn o In the Oat I'll Quito Active at Times Cat tle and CitirAfio , .TunoS ? . [ Special Telegram to THE flrt.l-Tho trade In ...
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, FRIDAY, SPECULATIVE MARKETS, Prices Rebound and Cash Wheat Houses Were Masters of the Situation, ENORMOUS BUYING OF CORN BY HUTCH, Provision Market Kentuckians XI IC Hnn o In the Oat I'll Quito Active at Times Cat tle and CitirAfio, .TunoS? . [Special Telegram to THE 1st.-The trade in wheat for the...
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sn99021999
1890-06-27
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DAILY EOSEWATER Editon MORNING. rr.iiMs or SUIITKIPTION. Pnlly nml Piniday , Ono Year . tlO 00 Fix IMMIMlllK. . . . . . 2M Huinliiy Ilc , Cno ) Vnar . son Meekly Itcv , Uno Year . 125 ornery. Orn.'iltri. The RPC llnlldliiu' . r . Dintiba. Corner N and ifith Street * . Cniincfl lllnfTf , 12 I'enrl Strrct. 'hlcuro Olllcc...
DAILY EASTWATER Edition MORNING. Rates of SUBSCRIPTION. Daily and Sunday, One Year $10.00 Weekly, One Year 2.50 Monthly, One Year 125.00 Editorial Office, The Republican Building, 109 5th Street NW, Washington, DC. All communications relating to news and editorial matters should be addressed to the Editor-in-Chief; ...
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1890-06-27
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XULJGj VJJIOIIJUS.JLJj&JJLil JDJiijyj , JD IVXOlSrir,0 UiN JDZTJLOlAT. 4) COL. CHASE'S ' SAURY BILL , It Will be Passed Upon by the State Supreme premo Oonrt. HAD THE COUNCIL RIGHT TO DEPOSE HIM ? The KfMnyorVi Clnlin For Salary Granted by Judge Glnrknou anil an Appeal Ordered Taken. The case of Champion S. Chase ngaln...
COL. CHASE'S "SARY BILL", Will be Passed Upon by the State Supreme Court. HAD THE COUNCIL RIGHT TO DEPOSE HIM? The Mayor's Claim For Salary Granted by Judge Clarkson and an Appeal Ordered Taken. The case of Champion S. Chase against the city through which he seeks to recover a balance of fees with interest at 7 percent...
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1890-06-27
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0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEEf ! F1UDAY , JUNE 27 , 1800. THE OMAHA HEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE , NO. 12 PI3AHL ST. Delivered by Cnrrtur In nny pniitof tlio City. 11. W. TII/TO.V , - - - MANAOBIt. TEI.KI'IIONESJ BnilnrM Ofllci1 , No. I'l. Night ftlllot , No. SI. 3IIXOH .1IKXTIOX. § ' N , V. I' . Co. ji | Council lllufTs Lumber...
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1890. THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE, NO. 12 PIERCE ST. Delivered by Carrier in any point of the City. H. W. THORO, - - - MANAGER. TELEPHONES: Office No. 1. Night Office No. 3. TIMBER CO. Wood, Coal. The funeral of Eloise, the ten-year-old daughter of S. S. Nichols, Junior o...
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1890-06-27
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F' ' mmammmmmmmm THE OmLAJIA DAILY BBIjfr FRIDAY , JTTNE 37 , 1800. 7 I SPECIAL NOTICES. ADVRHTlBr.MENTa for tliew column will lut taken until KM \ > . m. . for the avonlng rdltlon nnd until 8nn p. in. , for the moraliiR edition and Hti.SDAr HKK rpKKM - < Jasli In advance. TATr.H Advortlicmpnlunn thli paRO will be J.ip...
THE OMALIA DAILY BEE FRIDAY, JUNE 37, 1800. SPECIAL NOTICES. ADVERTISEMENTS for the column will not be taken until 4:00 m. for the afternoon edition and until 8:00 p.m., for the morning edition and SUNDAY BEE. Rates for advertisements in this paper will be determined by the number of words: 1 cent per word for the f...
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THE CITY. SeVen .conches of colored people leftover over the 15. ft , M. for the picnic at Gush- iinin park , Lincoln. A cur loud of tin was received nt the customs house from WnlcH , consigned to the Lop , Clarke , Andrceaen Co. , of this city.Mifla Mifla Ilattlo M. Allen of the Dodge Btrcet Hcliool will bo married ti...
THE CITY. Seven conches of colored people left over the 15, for the picnic at Gushming park, Lincoln. A large crowd of tin was received at the customs house from Walnut, consigned to the Top, Clarke, Anderson Co., of this city. Miss Hattie M. Allen of the Dodge Street School will be married at Trinity cathedral Monday ...
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sn99021999
1890-06-28
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THE OMAHA DAILY TWENTIETH YEAB. OMAHA , SATURDAY MOBBING , JUNE 28 , 1890. NUMBER 10. CONQUERS WALLACE , Ilio African Wonder Stretches tbo English Oh amplon Senseless at His Pcet. FORTUNES CHANGE HANDS ON THE RESULT The Largest Throng Ever Packed Within thoWalln of the Pelican Club WltncfiHCH the 1 Pct'H Defeat. IKX ) ...
THE OMAHA DAILY TWENTIETH YEAR. OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1890. NUMBER 10. CONQUERS WALLACE, The African Wonder Stretches the English Sensless at His Feet. FORTUNES CHANGE HANDS ON THE RESULT The Largest Throng Ever Packed Within the Walls of the Pelican Club Witnessed the Pet's Defeat. DURING the early Hours t...
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1890-06-28
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS , Consideration of tbo Federal Election Law . Resumed in the Houso. ARGUMENTS AGAINST IT BY DEMOCRATS , Jly n Strict 1'nrty Vote the Sonnto 1'nnscs the Hill Tor ( lie Ailmls- xlon of Wyoming to Htntohooil. WASIIINOTON- . C. Juno 27. In the house today Mr. Dockory entered a motion to ro- < -ou ...
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS, Consideration of the Federal Election Law Resumed in the House. ARGUMENTS AGAINST IT BY DEMOCRATS, A Strict Party Vote Suspends the Hill for the Admission of Wyoming to Benchmark. WASHINGTON, June 27. In the house today Mr. Dockery entered a motion to reconsider the vote by which the postal c...
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1890-06-28
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[ HE SPECULATIVE MARKETS , Sfewa of the Day Not Positive and the Wheat Market Locked Snap , CORN TRADE ALMOST FEATURELESS , Jain Duller tlmu for Jinny I'rovlnlotiH In n Moot ! 'I lie Cattle Market It * Overstocked. CmrAoo , .TuiicS ? . ( "pcclnl TolPRr-im to Tnr. IlrK.1 Tlio wheat market today did not Imvo mncli simp t...
HE SPECULATIVE MARKETS, Few of the Day Not Positive and the Wheat Market Locked Snap, CORN TRADE ALMOST FEATURELESS, Plain Duller tone for May Proving to be Meet! The Cattle Market It * Overstocked. Cincinnati, July * (Special Telegram to Turn.) The wheat market today did not have much to say to it. Short sales were in...
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THE DAILY -BEJE E. ROSEWATER. Editor. _ _ ' PUULlriUED EVEUY MORNING TKItMS OP 8uilcrimtTtON. Dnlly nnil fiumlny , Ono Your . . . lift W Hit month * . 5f < Till CO mOlltlH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Hnnrlny | tcc , One rear . 2 W IVccUIr Koo.Uno- . . 1 = 5 Omrthn. Tlio Ilro Iliillillni. , 8. Onmlin. Cornnr N nnil...
THE DAILY HERALD E. ROSEWATER, Editor. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Daily and Sunday, One Year... $5.00 Monday through Friday, One Year... $2.50 Sunday Only, One Year... $2.50 Wednesday and Sunday, One Year... $5.00 THE DAILY HERALD, Omaha, June 1, 1890 OFFICIAL POPULATION of Omaha, 1890, The local ...
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A SOBER APPEAL TO THINKING MEN. the Commercial and Industrial Pros perity of the State be Sacrificed to a Delusive Sentimentalism ? The Stnto Banker ? , Merchants and Manufacturers Organize for Mutual Protection Against the Prohibitory Amendment to-thelConstltutlon , In Order to avert the Blight that Always Follows In ...
A SOBER APPEAL TO THINKING MEN. The Commercial and Industrial Prosperity of the State be Sacrificed to a Delusive Sentimentalism? The State Banker, Merchants and Manufacturers Organize for Mutual Protection Against the Prohibitory Amendment to the Constitution, In Order to Avert the Blight that Always Follows in the Wa...
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0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE AMb. 'fcATUKDAY , JUNE 28 , 1800. THE DOINGS IN THE BLUFFS Omaha and Local Horssmen Will Great ! Improve Union Park. ARRANGING FOR CLEARER WATEfi MIoyuIN n AVI 11 Unco nt Mntuuvn o tin ; Fourth l'ii-il Fired Tor UN < lmcnH A lluil 'Man In the TollH. In n very quiet way the Driving Park ns. elation...
THE DOINGS IN THE BLUFFS Omaha and Local Horsemen Will Greatly Improve Union Park. ARRANGING FOR CLEARER WATER Moving in AVI 11 Unco at Mount Vernon on the Fourth Trial Fired for UN Amidst a rather quiet way, the Driving Park Association has been making great improvement at Union driving park during the past week. The ...
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. QMAHA DAILY . SATURDAY , JUNE 23 , 1800. f I B Ll I. . 'I ' I . . " . I . . . . , . . „ . . - , , . , . . . I. . .I. . , , . . . . , . .1.1. . . , I , , 1.1 . . | | . , . , . . . I. , - . . . . . . . . ) VRHTIHr.MENT8for A hptnVrn until I2-.B p. m. . for UiooTonltn edition nnd until 8i.T > p m for the morning edition...
OMAHA DAILY . SATURDAY , JUNE 23 , 1800. BELLINGTON until 12:30 p.m. for the afternoon edition and until 5:30 p.m. for the morning edition and Sunday edition in advance. TATES-Advertisements must be chartered for the rate of 1.40 cents per word for the first information and 1 cent per word for each subsequent insert...
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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE SATURDAY , JUNE 28 , 1890. CAS T RAISE HIE ASSESSMENT , OfOcialfl Discover That They Have Not ths Time. THE INEQUALITY IN THE SHOWING , IVlint Homo ol' llio County's Ofllccrs Have to Sny ConuKrnliiK tlio Hlioiv- li\K Mnilo by the I-iatent AHSCHHIIICIII. A few dnys n o n committee of city onicials ...
8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1890. CAST RAISES HIS ASSESSMENT, Officials Discover That They Have Not the Time. THE INEQUALITY IN THE SHOWING, What Home of the County's Officials Have to Say Concerning the High State of the Art by the Latest ASSESSMENT. A few days ago a committee of city officials consisting...
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TWENTIETH YEAR. OMAHA , SUNDAY . 3IoilNJSrGTjfUNE * .29 , 1SOO-TWELVE PAGES. NUMBER H. THE GERMAN ARMY BILL , The Reiclistng Passes it to ft Third Beading Without Amendment , CHANCELLOR VON CAPRiVI'S PROMISES. tl'lio OpjiniH'iitH of tlio Measure He- 1'tiHI : to Accept HlH HtatoincntH LCIIVCH of Absence. IfM I/y the yew...
TWENTIETH YEAR. OMAHA, SUNDAY. JUNE 29, 1902-TWELVE PAGES. NUMBER 29. THE GERMAN ARMY BILL, The Reichstag Passes it to a Third Reading Without Amendment, CHANCELLOR VON CAPRIVI'S PROMISES. The Opposition of the Measure He- Finds: to Accept His Statements Absence. By the year 1904, the Reichstag has passed the army bil...
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JUbLJli UlUAi-LA JAUMG , SUNDAY ; JUNE 29 , ISOC.-TWELVE PAGES. IT TO SIMPLY FRIGHTFUL The Way Omaha and Sionr City Played Ball Yesterday , A FARCE FROM START TO FINISH. Ten Innings of I > roiv , and Itlocklicnd 1'lnyn Hnd In I'avor of Ihu Corn Htixhert ) hy One Score. Slonx City 11 , Omaha 1O. There was tin aggravatin...
Just simply frightful, the way Omaha and Sioux City played ball yesterday. A farce from start to finish. Ten innings of proof, and Brockling Pennant found in favor of the Corn Stock. One score. Sioux City 11, Omaha 10. There was an aggravating game of ball played at the local park yesterday afternoon. Omaha vs Sioux C...
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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SUNDAY , AJJTlUNE 20 , 1800.-TWELVE PAGES. o THE ELECTION OF TEACHERS , It Is Proceeded With Despite Some Very Vigorous Protests. H A MINORITY REPORT IS ADOPTED , H Thv Itlf-ht of llio Pro. ont Hoard to 'Jake Action on the Mailer loiied l > y Hcvcrnl MciulierH. The board of education mot In specia...
THE ELECTION OF TEACHERS, It Is Proceeded With Despite Some Very Vigorous Protests. A MINORITY REPORT IS ADOPTED, The right of the Pro, temp Board to 'Take Action on the Matter found by Several Members. The board of education met in special session last night for the purpose of electing teachers and considering such ot...
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297l3M aWELVE PAGES. THE DAILY BEE " E , ROS WATB Editor. JiVKllY MOUNING TBKMH or SPIISCIUI'TION. Dully nni ) Humlny , Ono Year . tin ' fix month * . TlO TliKM'imintln. . . . . . 2j Pimdny Ili'iOmi vnnr . 20 Wci'ldy lieu , Ono Vi-nr . IS ori-'IGKS. Oinnlin. Tlir lion lliiHiHii * . R Oniiiliii. Corner N nncl iiOth Htrc...
TWELVE PAGES. THE DAILY BEE ROS WATB Editor. JiVKllY MOURNING THE PAIN OF SPACIOUS EDITORSHIP. Daily and Sunday, One Year. $10 Six Months. $5 TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1890 Wednesday, July 1, 1890 Thursday, July 3, 1890 Friday, July 4, 1890 Saturday, July 5, 1890 Average Circulation: 20,815 copies; OptomeK n. Tzschinkel. Swor...
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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SUNDAY , . JUNE 29 , 1890-TWELYE PAGES. n t : i MORSE'S. MORSE'S. MORSE'S , MORSE'S. Blazer Silks Corset Covers , 48c. kae Sl.OO Assorted lot of flno Corset Covers , high nnd low . neck , embroidery trimmed , usual price UOo nnd 70c , We expert to open in our new store September Monday OSc each. i...
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1890-TWELVE PAGES. MORSE'S, MORSE'S, MORSE'S, MORSE'S. Blazer Silks Corset Covers, 48c. Assorted lot of fine Corset Covers, high and low neck, embroidery trimmed, usual price $1.00 and 70c, We expect to open in our new store on September 1st. It is our intention to open so far a...
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G THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SUNDAiT , JUNE 29 , 1S90.-TWELVE PAGES. THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE , NO. 12 I'EAHL ST. Ilrllvcrrd by ( 'iirrliT In any part of tlioClly. II. W. Tll/rtN ) , - - - MANAOKK. Tirii'iioNist : : ' : HtnlUP'nOlnVe , No. 4 : ) . or. No. SI. MIXOlt 3IKXTIOX. N. Y. I . Co. Council Bluffs Lumber...
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1890.-TWELVE PAGES. THE OMAHA BEE. COUNSEL BLUFFS. OFFICE, NO. 12 PEARTH ST. Relieved by Courier In any part of the City. H. W. Tilton, MANAGER. Tennessee News: Knoxville, No. 4: or, No. 51. MIXED EDITION. N. Y. I. Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. The city council meets tomorro...
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THE OMAHA .DAILY BEE : SUNDAY JUNE 20 , 1800-TWELYE. PAGES. SUPREME LODGE A , 0 , U , W , Proceedings of the ScMion Held in Boston Last Wcok. THE GREAT PYTHIAN ENCAMPMENT , J'rrpnrntlonH Being Mndo by Mil- wniikvo to Kntcrtnln Hie Visitors XIic Klkrt' arniul Lodge In- BtnlliilloiiM uml Note * . The supreme lodge. Ancie...
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY JUNE 20, 1800-TWELVE PAGES. SUPREME LODGE A.O.U.W., Proceedings of the Session Held in Boston Last Week. THE GREAT PYTHIAN ENCAMPMENT, Entertainment Being Made by Milwaukee to Entertain the Visitors The Elk and Lodge in Boston and Notes. The supreme lodge, Ancient Order of United Workmen, co...
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r 8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SUNDAY , JUNE 29 , 3 SOO.--TWELVE PAGES. THE BOSTON STORE , " "TLo Greatest Oloiring Sale that Omaha I Ever Saw. Tlilw In no Onllniu-y Hnle-Miuiy Wltlo AwaUo AstonlHlierH , Not Kvou We , Have Hvc r CJIven Such i Itel'ore. "Wo will clour out nil the small lots of ilry goods now in the Hloro at ...
8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1900.--TWELVE PAGES. THE BOSTON STORE, "The Greatest Closing Sale that Omaha Ever Saw. This is no ordinary Closing Sale--Wonderful Astonishers, Not Even We, Have Ever Seen Such Before. We will close out all the small lots of dry goods now in the store at prices so low and we ar...
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THE OMAHA 'i SUNDAY BEE. TWENTIETH YEAR. OMAHA , SUNDAY MORNING , ' JUNE 29 , 1890-TWELVE PAGES. NUMBER 11. THE LOCAL WORLD OF SPORT , A Budget of Refreshing Gossip From the Diamond. WHISPERINGS FROM THE V/HEEL. / the Shooters A Stray Flock ol" CCCBC Scarcity of IJraln Peed Arc TnkltiK the Fly MlHcol- lancoiiH "Speakin...
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE. TWENTIETH YEAR. OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 29, 1890-TWELVE PAGES. NUMBER 11. THE LOCAL WORLD OF SPORT, A Budget of Refreshing Gossip From the Diamond. WHISPERINGS FROM THE WHEEL. the Shooters A Stray Flock of CCCBC Scarcity of Grand Peed Are Talking the Fly Mission National "Speaking about ball p...
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8PE01HL NOTICES , _ " ' _ for"tltMO Yoluiiw'wlli AnVKIlTISBMKNTS : : p. in. , for the evening r ( lit Inn nnd until 8n : : p. m. , for the morning edition nml HUHIIAT llr.n -lush In advance. 17ATKS' Advcrtl'cmpntson thUpngo will ho JXrhnrxcd for at the rate of IW CPU ! per word for the llrsl lii'ftrtlon nnd 1 eent pnr ...
8:30 PM NOTICES, for the evening edition until 8:30 AM, for the morning edition and THE HERALD in advance. ADS: Advertisements for these columns will be taken for at the rate of 1 cent per word for the first insertion and 5 cents per word for each subsequent insertion, and $10 per line per month. No advertisement taken...
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THE CONDITION OF TRADE , Moat Satisfactory Spring Season for Wlrolo- calcrs In Many Ycara , HEAT HANDICAPS THE RETAIL TRADE , Bankers Report Money IMcnllCiil find ] ) opofllt Clearances Incr-cnnlng Gciicrnl Trndo In Dry Goods nnd Hoots and Shocn Quiet. ) Mr. Hughm. manager of the clearing house for the associated banks...
The Condition of Trade, Most Satisfactory Spring Season for Local Merchants in Many Years, Heat Handicaps the Retail Trade, Bankers Report Money Menace and General Trade in Dry Goods and Boots and Shoes Quiet. Mr. Hughman, manager of the clearing house for the associated banks of Omaha, reports the clearings for the w...
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12 OM"AH"A DfflliY ffCTNlMY , JtOM 20 , IBM-TWELVE PAGES. DOWN AMONG THE COACIIERS Where and How the Union Pacific Makes Its Gilded Flyers. THE EVOLUTION OF THE LOG. ' Tlio Itluc , Progress ntul Decline of Old No. 7 How n Lout Car was Found After Having liccn Appropriated. Down on the bottoms , nt the foot of Cass itrc...
Down Among the Coachmakers Where and How the Union Pacific Makes Its Gilded Flyers. The Evolution of the Log. The Blue, Progress and Decline of Old No. 7 How a Locomotive Car Was Found After Having Been Appropriated. Down on the bottoms, at the foot of Cass Street, enclosed by a high board fence, which is painted a dul...
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1890-06-30
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THE OMAHA j DAILY * * \ _ . . * z\ \ _ P TWENTIETH . , MONDAY ' MOB&ENG " , JUNE 30 , 1890. ; ' \ \ > \OTMBER \ la " .V- . I X" - THE SABBATH AT BEATRICE , A Delicious Shower During the Night Ren ders tho- Air Cool and Pleasant , CIIAUTAUQUA . GROUNDS WELL FILLED , Jacob Ilaclinuui Drowned In the Illno Itlvcr Ijltflitu...
THE OMAHA DAILY P TWENTIETH, MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1890. THE SABBATH AT BEATRICE, A Delicious Shower During the Night Renders the Air Cool and Pleasant, CHAUTAUQUA GROUNDS WELL FILLED, Jacob Heclinem Drowned in the Missouri River Following Descriptive Work at Nebraska City and Hastings' State News. BEATRICE, Neb., June 29. ...
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12 THIS /.03JiJJl ] , MONDAY , JUNE 30 , 1800. AMONG STATE ALLIANCES , Various Indications Point to a Prosperous Condition of Affair * . A SCATHING LETTER FROM SILVER CREEK , A t/oniorvatlvo Mombnr nl * llir Alllnnui : HctM Forth HlH Vlcxrn In An Abli * anil Clear , Cut Hlylo. Hii.vru Ciir.r.K , Neb. , .Tunn 3.9. To th...
MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1800. AMONG STATE ALLIANCES, Various Indications Point to a Prosperous Condition of Affairs. A SCATHING LETTER FROM SILVER CREEK, A transformational moment for the Alliance: History Forth Its Vision In An Able and Clear Cut Highway. High Plains Current, Neb., June 30. To the Editor of The Hunt. In the...
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m THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , MONDAY , JUNE 80 , 1800. OF INTEREST TO THE FARMER. Plenty of Exercise Esientinl to Put a Horse in Good Condition. HINTS TO THE POULTRY KEEPER , xJIow JIow Inm'Otlcldci Should llo Applied Jr. Tnlmnnc DIsciiHscH the City Man nH n Knrinor IJiuidlltiK til" Clover Crop. At tlio national convention o...
The Omaha Daily Bee, Monday, June 30, 1900. OF INTEREST TO THE FARMER. Plenty of Exercise Essential to Put a Horse in Good Condition. HINTS TO THE POULTRY KEEPER, How In must be Applied to Keep a Hen in Good Condition. By Talmudic Discourse the City Man and a Farmer Discuss the Building of the Clover Crop. At the ...
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r FHE OMAHA DA ESTABLISHED JUNE 19 , 1871 OMAHA , TUESDAY MORNING , AUGUST 1 , 1803. * SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS. HAS A VERY METALLIC RING Bilvor Advocates Are Gathering at Chicago In Lirgo Numbers. PREPARING FOR TODAY'S ' CONVENTION li I'lMinril Upnn tlio Money Power Active HiMtllltlcnMltnt Once IIpRln i'ulltlcnl I.lnp *...
THE OMAHA DAILY ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871 OMAHA, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1, 1903. * SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS. HAS A VERY METALLIC RING Silver Advocates Are Gathering at Chicago In Large Numbers. PREPARING FOR TODAY'S CONVENTION Planning Up on the Money Power Active Hostilities Once Hoped Particular Interest to Have Someo...
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' ( 2 TUB OMAHA DAILY BEK'TUKS1)AY : , AUGUST 1 , 18IW. DEATH CLOSED HIS EYELIDS Edward MoKonna , tlio Victim of Saturday's Shooting , Dies from His Wo.nd ( BARNEY M'GYNN'S ' MURDEROUS BULLET InqncutVlll lln Unlit Todnj- The Slayer Tnkcn to thfi Count j.J HomoTnlk of l.ynclilnc ItlRli KnKlo Dying. Kilward McICenna , th...
2 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1892. DEATH CLOSED HIS EYELIDS Edward McKenna, the Victim of Saturday's Shooting, Dies from His Wound BARNEY McGYNN'S MURDEROUS BULLET Inquiry will be held today at the County Courthouse of Lincoln, Nebraska. Edward McKenna, the victim of the shooting on Saturday night, died just...
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1893-08-01
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TIIK OMAHA DAILY HKR : TUPSHAY. AITfSt'ST 1. THE DAILY BEE COUNClh IIMIKKS. OKFIOBJ NO. 12 I'RAUI. 8TUEKT. bj currier to any part of the city. II. W. TII/rON - Manager. Office . No. 4.1 NRhf | , , , ! „ , , . . Na 23 MIMTWS. N , V. Plumbing Co. Beaten Store snlc Saturday nnd Monday Allltonbcrgcr ia the hatter , 1503 IJ...
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TOP STORY. AIMS STRIKE 1. THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS NEWS. OFFICE NO. 12 FUEL STREETS. By carrier to any part of the city. H. W. THIRON - Manager. Office No. 431 NEWS. N. V. Plumbing Co. Beaten Store sale Saturday and Monday Allenberg is the better, 1503 Broadway. The Maynard Real Estate Co., 6...
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TUB OMAITA DAILY 1312R : TUESDAY , AUGUST I. 1893. TJ1JB DAILY BEE. K. UOBKWATKU , Killtor. 1'L'nusiiF.n Kvr.iiv MOIININU. llnlly Hoe iwltliniitHuiirtny ) Ono Yiwir. . f 8 00 Dnllr nnrt Sundny , Ono Yusr . 10 OO 81 * Month * . . . - . . . l > " Tlin-o MnntlK . . . 2 f' l f-umlity HOP , OHM Vcnr . a 00 Hntiirilny Ilco ,...
THE OMAHA DAILY: TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1893. THE DAILY BEE. E. BURGWAR, Editor. Puntsifing Every Morning. Daily Bee including Sunday. One Year, $8.00 Sunday only, One Year, $5.00 The Bee Monthly, $0.50 South Omaha, corner N and 2nd Streets. Council Bluff, 12 1st Floor, Omaha. New York, Board in, 14 and 16, Tribune Buildi...
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1893-08-01
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mrAiTA HAII.V TPV.smv i rum /t llflW IOWA WON THE FIGHT Recounting of tlia Struggle for the Right r to Regulate Railroad Charges , THROUGH LEGISLATURES AND COURTS tTtrunty , Ter ot Conflict llntnrnen tlio I'co- pi * ml the Corporation * Kndoil In a Victory lor tlin 1'cople 1 > - tntli and Dcnliiun * . DES MOISBS , July...
Mr. A. H. Smith in Des Moines, July 31. [Special to THE BEE.] The state of Iowa has been the pioneer in railroad legislation, and after a series of litigations extending over a period of twenty years, all the principal points in dispute have been settled by the courts in favor of the people. From the bald assumption ma...
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181W. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Another Bail Slnmp In Wlioat Occurred on 'Obango ' Yesterday , . TRADERS DAZED BY THE TURN OF AFFAIRS Reported KngBccmcnti of ( loltt for Iin * port nnit Liberal I'urclmon at for liiort | Strengthened tli * Situation Slightly. , July 31. There wai another bail iluinpln wheat on 'chance to...
Another Bail Stamp in Wheat Occurred on 'Chang'e Yesterday, TRADERS DAZED BY THE TURN OF AFFAIRS Reported Engagements of Gold for Shipment to this Country and Liberal Purchases of Wheat for Export both here and at New York Influenced a Little Stiffening into the Trade during the Close and Left September Wheat at 57c. T...
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1893-08-01
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THE OMAHA DAILY HEE : TUESDAY. AUUST ( ! 1. 181)3. ) SPEBISL NOTICES- A DVKRTtSKMKNTfl FOR TI1KSK COLUMNS /VwlH tx-tnkfn until 13:30 : p. m. for thonvenln * i lunlll 8:30 : 1 > . m. for tlio moniln ami Snndnr f riltonN. Artrrrtlwn , by rrqut * illn n nnmbortd chock rfmlmvothrtrniiRwrrmMldrt'fiiwil to n numtxTtx letx-rl...
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1913. SPECIAL NOTICES - ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE SPEACIAL COLUMNS Advertising will run until 13:30 p.m. for the evening, and until 8:30 p.m. for the morning and Sunday editions. Arternoon, by request, will number checks prominently displayed to a number of later editions. An answer...
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THE OMAHA DAILY HHK. TUESDAY. AUdtTST 1. TOIL THAT WENT FOR NAUGHT Local niastratlon of the Mountain thai Brought Forth a Mouse. RAILROADS RESTORE OLD TARIFF SHEETS All of I ho Mngiili Proton * to Have lleen I'rolouiiilly.Siirprlied nt the l.ut it I.eeul Turn ol AITitlri Oplnloni of Ulllclnli lUll Note ) . After weeks ...
THE OMAHA DAILY NEWS. TUESDAY, AUGUST 1. TOIL THAT WENT FOR NAUGHT Local instruction of the Mountain that Brought Forth a Mouse. RAILROADS RESTORE OLD TARIFF SHEETS All of the English Protocol to Have been Proclamatorily Surprised at the Late let turn of Opinion of Until now, the Note. After weeks of unremitting labor ...
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1893-08-02
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1Q71 A IT \ A v rrYuvrivn AuniTC'p 1000 ' civ L'.T ? nit TTIMUP tiAPTn t pniMfnt it\ SILVER'S HOSTS ASSEMBLED Meeting of the National Convention of tba Bimetallio League at Ohiaigo. RESULTS OF ITS FIRST DAY'S SESSION Knrneit Ailvncnlni of tlio Whlto Mntnl Do n Orciit Dent t TiilklUK-ITcllm- limrlm iif the Convention Ar...
The meeting of the National Convention of the Bimetallist League at Chicago. Results of its first day's session. Knowledge Allied with the White Metal Debate at the Convention Arranged by the Bimetallist League. The convention assembled at 10 o'clock this morning in the First Methodist church auditorium. It was the lar...
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SUPERIOR AND HER PEOPLE Something Abont the Busy Olty Where the Old Veterans Are Encamped , FUTUFE GREATOFTHE REPUBLICAN VALLEY No Crj nf Hnnl TlrnfH Ilnnnl Tlicro How the Dlit niul VonnR'nliltcr * iintl .Sight- deem ArtSlnUInc Patlior Time Hustle. Surnniou , Xcb. , Aug. 1. [ Special to Tnn BKK. ] Superior Is a lively ...
SUPERIOR AND HER PEOPLE Something About the Busy City Where the Old Veterans Are Encamped, FUTURE GREAT OF THE REPUBLICAN VALLEY No Crisp of Honor There How the District and Veterans' Sighted * Sight -deem Artillery Patience Time Hustle. Superior, Neb., Aug. 1. [Special to The Omaha Bee.] Superior is a lively and bustl...
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fUTATTA TUII.V UKR. - AI'm'RT 9 IftfM THE DAI i AT BEE COUNCIL 1II.UITA OI-'FIORi NO , 12 t'KAHI , STHKKT. Uollvorrd by carrier to ivny part of the city. II. W. TII.TON - . I Hulnn.M Ofllco . Ni > . 43 N | , 23 .HI.V/JO.V. ; N , Y. J'iumhlngCo. Uoston Store sain Sntunlay nnd Mondayl MHtoiibtrser is the Imttur , fiU-J H...
SALVATION ARMY WAR CRY THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE NO. 12 EAST KAHI, SHEET. Home delivered by carrier to every part of the city. H. W. THOMPSON - Office, No. 43, Broadway. The Mayne Street saloon, located on the corner of Broadway and Main Street, was broken into last Monday night and a large amount of whiskey ...
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TIIR HMATT A 11A1F.Y H151.1 . * l\VI.nMKS11A Y. A HO 11ST THE DAILY BEE. _ K. UOSKWATKU , ttlltor. I'lHIIitHllKD KVKUV MOHNIMJ. TKItMH OK HUIISCIIII'TION. Ilf > niwltli < mtHumli y Onn Yflfir. . t 8 00 Daily mill. "iitnlny , Otio Year . 1000 HlxMniitln . BOO TJUPO Months. . . . , . . . . , . . . < . a en Bttmlny lire ,...
THE DAILY BEE. Editor: K. BOSWORTH, Publisher. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING. TELEPHONE: 1-11th Street. Yearly Subscriptions: Daily Mail. "Saturday only, One Year $100 Bi-Weekly $60 Weekly $40 Sunday only, One Year $25 Bi-Weekly $16 Monthly $8 OFFICES: Omaha, The Hull Building, 315 South 16th Street Council Bluffs, at Pea...
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TUB OMAHA DAILY BK13 : \ 1 ) NESDAY , AUGUST 2 , to VIPPPP\nu v IS NliCLSSAllILi Orouu 9 on the Latest phasa of the Max imum Kate Law. AFFECTED LIKE ANY OTHER MEASURE Itmlly In Krl > ct It Cnnnot lie nntorr il Until the Qnettlont In- Tiilveil Are Finally Determined by the Uourt * . LINCOLN , Aug. 1. [ Special to TUB Be...
TO THE OMAHA DAILY NEWS: Wednesday, August 2, IS NOW CLASSICAL Group 9 on the Latest Phase of the Maximum Rate Law. AFFECTED LIKE ANY OTHER MEASURE It only in Effect It Cannot be nearly until the Question is Finally Determined by the Court. LINCOLN, Aug. 1. [Special to THE BEE.] Governor Crowe returned from his Wisco...
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I THK OMATTA DAILY 'AVKHNUSnAY. A TOT 11ST COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Enormous Drop in Pork the Feature on "Ohiingo Yesterday , FIFTY PER CENT OFF AT THE CLOSE Jotm Oudnlijr Carried Down In tltn Crrnh with Other l.r-ndliijf Trailers I'ciiturr * of the \ti\j In tlio Provision I'll. I CniCAOO , J\UR. 1 The scnsrUlonal coll...
THE COMMERCE DAILY THURSDAY, A TOTAL LIST COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Enormous Drop in Pork the Feature on "Chicago Yesterday , FIFTY PERCENT OFF AT THE CLOSE John Oudnlijr Carried Down In the Corn with Other Reliant Trailers Peculiar case of the \ti\j In the Provision Hlc. I CHICAGO, JUR. 1 The sectional collapse In whea...
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nivrAtTA n.viT.v iircrc. wir.nxnr.snA v AiTrnrsr SPEGlflL NOTICES. A DVKHTIHKMKNTS KOIl THESE COLUMNS J\ will bn UIUMI until 12 SO p. m for Um rvpnlnc nml until 8 .30 p. m , for thu moniliif nml Similar flltlonft. . AilvcrUdfrn. by rcrnifMIn * n nnmlK-rril chock , can havn their atiHWfirancMrodMM to n nnmt > "rr < l rl...
SPECIAL NOTICES. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS Advertising will be accepted until 12:00 pm for evening editions, and until 8:30 pm for morning editions. An employee, by remitting an erroneous check, can have their statement corrected to a nominal charge. The Bank, however, will not accept responsibility for any loss...
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WRDNRSHAY. AWWST 2. IfiflS. Continuation , $1,25 $ , SILKS , 33c , $1,25 $ , HOP SACKING , 75c , WEDHESDflY. WEDNESDAY. During the entire month of , August our great Cost Cash Sale goes goods at cost. The following extra special under cost bargains will be rictta , 750 per yard. $ i , 15 White India Linen Waists , go a...
Wednesday, August 2. Continuation, $1.25, $1.25, $1.25, $0.75. Wednesday. Wednesday. During the entire month of August, our great Cost Cash Sale goes on. goods at cost. The following extra special under cost bargains will be offered: 12 pieces of two-toned crystal Bengaline silk, a very durable quality, worth $1.25...
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OMAHA i DAILY BEE. .TUN'R 1 < ) . 1871. OMAHA. THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 3. 1893. > NTGLE COPY FIVK GENTS. WHAT THE SILVE1UTES WAST Their Desires Expressed at the Chicago Oon- v vention Ytsterday , THEIR PLAINTS AND DEMANDS IN BRIEF : i"oii tor Itlll , Oovrrnor Wnlle ml Oilier * Argue Hi * Cn o lit the Wlilto Metnl ClL-...
OMAHA DAILY BEE. THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1893. SINGLE COPY: FIVE GENTS. WHAT THE SILVERITES WANTED Their Desires Expressed at the Chicago Convention Yesterday, THEIR PLAINTS AND DEMANDS IN BRIEF: "Call for Silver," Governor Wallace and Other Argue for the White Metal Convention's Act Joining the Directive Holds Liv...
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nm.v I.CKVI STOCKS ARE ON THE UPTURN Ehorts Driven to Oovor in Dismay and Dis order by the Unexpected Recovery. BETTER FEELING AMONG THE BROKERS Collnpin of Ihn Cnil iliy Cnrnnr In Chime" J'rnrtticc * n Srinntlnn of Unllof In .Now York ( loner * ! Nown at the llnilnniRVorlcU BW YOIIK , Aug. 2 , The revulsion of feel in...
STOCKS ARE ON THE UPTURN Efforts Driven to Cover in Dismay and Disorder by the Unexpected Recovery. BETTER FEELING AMONG THE BROKERS Collapsing of the Central New York Exchange in Chicago Particulars in Struggling of United in New York (Corner * ! New at the Exchange) NEW YORK, Aug. 2, The revulsion of feeling as expre...
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Tin ? OMAHA mirv KKRs 'J'.friisnAV AiinirftT THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL IIMJI'TS. NO. 13 PBAItr , STUKBT. Delivered by currier to any pnrt of the city. II. W. TII/TON MnnnRor. Ff . rtiitrwr < i J Hi'ilncM Ofllce . No. N. Y. Plumbing Co. Four-day blanket gale. Boston Store. Allltonbcrger Is the hatter. MW Broadway. The Miiyn...
Tin? OMAHA daily news KRs 'J'.friisnAV Aviation News THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL LIMITS. NO. 13 PBAIi, STREET. Delivered by carrier to any part of the city. H. W. THOMAS, Editor. News Office, No. N. Y. Plumbing Co. Four-day blanket sale. Boston Store. Allentown is the hotter. 86 Broadway. The Mineral Kent Estate Co., WI Broa...
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TI1K OMAHA DAILY HI'H'V TIIt'USlUY. AUHUST 8 , 1H08. TJIJR DAILY BEE. II. 1IOHr.WATr.lt , K.lltor. . s- - : .n i-E ITIIMHIIKI ) BVKUV MOItNINO. Dally M.-P ( without Sunday ) Ono Ynar , . 18 00 Dallr nndnmliiy , Ono Vcar 100) ) Hlx Mimth * 5 " " Tlirwt Moulin. . . / 260 PiimUy Hon. On Vw r 200 Wntiiriliiy lloo , On" Voa...
TIKK OMAHA DAILY HIER TIIEUSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1908. TIKK DAILY BEE. II. HOMER WatlKor, Editor. TIKK OMAHA DAILY HIER EVERY MORNING. Daily HIER (without Sunday) One Year, $100 Daily and Sunday, One Year $260 Six Months 5 " " Theater Monday 260 Premium Hom. One Year $200 Wednesday Show, One Year $200 Weekly Hom. One Year...
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T1H- ! OMAHA IIAII.VV.K } : - im r > A V 1MVi i OF A LINCOLN WOMAN . DflVM ft Snenk Tblof from Her House and r Oau.808 His Arrest , MRS. E. J , LANE'S ' VERY PLUCKY WORK of tlm Detntict Hank of Cort- lund SIIIM ! for Wrongfiiltjr.niTcrtlncr Fund ) of nn Oklnhntii * CltUon. Aug. 2. [ Special to Tnr. Ilr.B. ] Mrs. K. J. ...
THIS IS OMAHA TIMES: A LINCOLN WOMAN Drove a Thief from Her House and Gave Arrest Mrs. E. J. Lane, living at 215 South Fourteenth Street, set an example to many of her friends of the sterner sex today by pluckily driving a sneak thief from the upper rooms of her house. She was out in the yard when the thief entered the...
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r TIfH OMAHA DAILY KHI * PTlIimSIUY. AUOtWr fl. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Prices Boomed Yrxterday in the Faoo of Fresh Chicago Failures. THREE PROMINENT FIRMS SUSPENDED ItVi n U'tlil UpenltiK nd Stlrn Dnrlnc lh Fir/it / I'firr Mlnutx * Covortil n \Vldn KncStorki nud Ilnnili. Cntc.ioo , Aug. 2. Prices boomed today on the...
THE OMAHA DAILY NEWS * PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING. A SURE FISCAL. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Prices Boomed Yesterday in the Face of Fresh Chicago Failures. THREE PROMINENT FIRMS SUSPENDED It was a hectic opening and a steady decline throughout the day on the Board of Trade in the face of three fresh failures, Excitement for...
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'Pill ? 1V11TV 111 ? I ? . A V AlTnUC'H O 1on ) SPECIAL NOTICES. AnVKJlTISKMENTS FOR TIIK9K COLUMNS will tm luknn until 12 in p. m for llio ovcntnr iiml until B ,30 pi m. for the moraine ml Sunday K , liy rmurntliiff ft numbered chock , cnn have thnlr nnuwcrn Midi * nfil to n niimbonxi If UP r In ere of Tun Br.r. Antiw...
Pill ? 1V11TV 111 ? I ? . A V AlTnUC'H O 1on ) SPECIAL NOTICES. Advertisements FOR THEE COLUMNS will be taken until 12 in p. m for the afternoon and until 8:30 p. m. for the morning and Sunday by returning a numbered check, can have their number mid to a nomination If UP in case of The Era. Antiworm S edicroom -lll N )...
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OMAHA 1UILY BE 15 : : TIU'USDAY , AUGUST 3 , t' i t / VlVTtMltP'HOT P I Oil P t I T ? rALCONERS COST CASHSALIi Continues Another Month. Too Much Block Loft It the Oauso , 15C , 20C AND 25C HANDKERCHIEFS 5C The Itnrgnlnt of the I.nut Month Will Dnlnilln Into IinleiHIIeuiion When Von Co nip are the I.Ut for jtncuftt. Wo ...
OMAHA DAILY BE 15 : : THURSDAY, AUGUST 3 , ALCONERS COST CASH SALE Continues Another Month. Too Much Block Loft It the Cause , 15C, 20C AND 25C HANDKERCHIEFS 5C The Launch of the New Month Will Dwindle Into Innocence When You Compare are the Best for justice. We Mint Force 'The Harmonious Mock Room SILKS, $13C. The tra...
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THE OMAHA i DAILY JITNT 10 1R71. OMATTA. FRIDAY MOUSING. AUGUST < l , noi'Y ifivra VICTORY FOR THE HUNGRY Camp RoHof at Denver Will Not Bn Aban- donecl at Present. PROFESSIONAL TRAMPS IN THE MAJORITY Condition nt A pen Ilccomlnc Alarming Hundred * ol .Men Wnlklnc tli't Streets Wllliout Work nn l Money Scheme of Itollol...
THE OMAHA DAILY SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1871. OMaha. FRIDAY EVENING. VICTORY FOR THE HUNGRY Camp Kelly at Denver Will Not Be Abandoned at Present. PROFESSIONAL TRAMPS IN THE MAJORITY Condition at Aspen Accompanying Alarming Hundred Men Walking the Streets Without Work or Money Scheme of Kelly. DENVER, Aug. 3. (Special Tele...
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O TITtf rwrATTA n.VTF.V TWCM1l > mAV AimiTftT A 1QOS " - CURRENCY IN GREAT DEMAND TXtm York Banks Paying Big Premiums to Secure It. SCHEMES THAT ARE BEING RESORTED TO Bllvor Freely Ujeil in I'njrlnp Oheeki The llfinM llnro Cenneil to Ship Urecn- hitck * to the Country Note * from the rinnnrUl World. Aug. n.The overshad...
O TISSUE GREAT DEMAND New York Banks Paying Big Premiums to Secure It. SCHEMES THAT ARE BEING RESORTED TO Bills freely traded in Plrlnp Check The Schemes the market to Ship Greenbacks to the Country Notes from the national World. Aug. n. The overshadowing question this morning in financial circles was the scarcity of c...
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TITE OMAHA DAILY BKEsMFRrDAY. AITOUST 4. TJbUE DAILY JLJIfilD COUNCIL flMH'FS. orrioKt NO. 12 I'EARb STUEF.T. f liallvercd by rarrlor to any purl of the city , uu II , W. T1I/TON Manager. orncc No. 43 NgltKdtor | | , No. 23 N. Y. Plumbing Co. Foiir-dny blanket sale. Boston Store. Tlio Mayno Kcnl KstntoCo , C21 Ilrondwn...
TITLE OMAHA DAILY BULLETIN SATURDAY, AUGUST 4. THE DAILY BULLETIN COUNCIL MEETINGS. Office No. 12 FAREAST STREET. Delivered by carrier to any part of the city, and to the suburbs. Subscription $2.00 per month. $10.00 per year. Address all communications to THE DAILY BULLETIN, Omaha, Neb. Advertising in all its forms is...
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r v A TmrTOMi * icno THE DAILY BEE. E. r-lllor. i't > nr.tsiui : > nvKitv MOUXINO. TETIMS Of PMIy Hoc ( without KunilnyOti8 ) Ynnr. . I 8 00 Pally nmt Hdtiilny , Uno Year . 10 00 Hlx Months . 500 Throu Months . . . 250 Humlny lira , OntfYfnr . . . 300 Hftttirclny llrr.Ono Year . . . . . . 1 60 Weekly lluc. Ono Venr . ....
A TREATMENT * icno THE DAILY BEE. E. Keller. STARTING TODAY: NEW YORK MINING. TIMES OF PRIME Hoc (without Weekend) Year. $8.00 Daily and Sunday, One Year. $10.00 Six Months. $5.00 Three Months. $2.50 Monday through Friday, One Year. $1.60 Weekly Bundle, One Year. $100.00 ADDITIONAL: Omaha, The Journal Building. SW 15th...
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> B rr TUP OMA1TA T > ATrV milk JTOTDAY. ATrmifiT .1 1S03 n RECENT SCHOOL DECISIONS BtaU Bnporlntondont Oondj Explains a r Number of Intonating Qnostioni , < DUTY OF NEBRASKA SCHOOL BOARDS Director * Mnf Krnplny Tonehnrt With out Coruultlng n Third Something About I'mjrltig nnlnrlci Fund * for tlint 1'nrpoie. LINOOI.X ...
Back to the front page today. A number of important school decisions have been made recently by the superintendent. These decisions explain a number of interrelated questions, particularly regarding the duty of Nebraska school boards. Director M. Krueger and Superintendent Goudy have clarified several points of confus...
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TTTH OMAHA DAILY RRfc. WirrnAV. AimiTST 4. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Disagreeable Bet-Back WM Given the Wheat Market Yeatonky. CORN WAS CONSIDERABLY STRENGTHENED Illrermnn Pallor * , Combined with the De cline of ntncks In Wall Street nnd Disappointing Cable * , Crippled llailueie Generally. CIIIOAOO , Aug. 3 , A disagr...
TTTH OMAHA DAILY NEWS. Wednesday, August 4. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL Disagreeable Set-Back Given the Wheat Market Yeaternky. CORN WAS CONSIDERABLY STRENGTHENED Illness and Disappointment, Combined with the Decline of stocks in Wall Street and Disappointing Cable, Crippled Hails Generally. CHICAGO, Aug. 3, A disagreeabl...
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TV 1 IT TT i TTrrnrti 8PEG1HL NOTICES. A nVRKTISKMBNTS FOIl THKSJ $ COLUMNS J\ will tMtnkm until 13 so p.m. for thn evening ntirt until 8H ( ) p. ni. for the morning nml Sunday , edition * . AdvortlMrs. by nvjuosttnir n numbered chocV , ran hnvolllr answers addressed to a numbered Idler Incam of THE Ilrr . Answers o ad...
SPACING NOTICES. A VETERAN SUFFRAGISTS: Advertisements will be taken until 3:00 pm for the evening edition and until 8:00 pm for the morning and Sunday editions. Advances by announcing a numbered choice, an involved answer addressed to a numbered letter section of THE Scribe. Answers must be presented with the check. ...
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PERTAINING TO THE POLICE < Gang of Burglars Broken Up by the Vigilance of the Officers. FLEMING TELLS OF THE LARSEN ROBBERY All Mum Were Ltlitnnil Cnrrled Out With out Oimcully Mr * . Ollmorn AdmlU thnt Bh Hu * llecn Htenllna KvorylhliiK in blKlit 1'ollco Hrevitles , At 3 o'clock jcstcrday nftcrnoon the police Judge ca...
PERTAINING TO THE POLICE Gang of Burglars Broken Up by the Vigilance of the Officers. FLEMING TELLS OF THE LARSEN ROBBERY All Were Burdened Carried Out Without Complicity Mr. * . Oliver Admits that She Had Been Stealing Everytime in bright Police Revolves, At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon the police judge called up the...
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r THE OMAHA' ' DAILY BEE. v-mw * rv l rt i - f- % i T TUT/ i t Tf * TYrtf DENVER IN THE DOLDRUMS People of the Queen Oily Enveloped in a Bad OOS3 of BlllCSi tLOUDS SEEM BLACK ON BOTH SIDES Outlook In 8ll cr n Dnrk n the Lower l.ovtl on Ilin Itolicrt K. I.PC Oenornl I'rnillctflil lijr the Il courncil. ivug. 4. [ Special...
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. DENVER IN THE DOLDRUMS People of the Queen City Enveloped in a Bad Case of Bills TLOUDS SEEM BLACK ON BOTH SIDES Outlook in Silver and Dark on the Lower lovel on the Robotics K. L.P.C General Informal dictated by the I counsel. Il boxing, 4. [Special Telegram to The BEE.] Time brings no Improvement...
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o TTTI7. HAfATTA SATIT1M1AV for the exhibition , which win. however , Under the circumstances , ono of the most ro- rnarknblo of Its kind which Wall street lim over witnessed. mtAiSTiunT'3 : JIKVIKW OPTIIADR. Cnrrnnrr ntul ( lold Import * ( lire n Mora llnpetal Tine * to tlin Situnllon. NswYonK , Aug. 4. DMdstroot's we...
On the exhibition, which was, however, one of the most remarkable of its kind which Wall Street has ever witnessed. Under the circumstances, one of the most remarkable of its kind which Wall Street has ever witnessed. Under the circumstances, one of the most remarkable of its kind which Wall Street has ever witnessed...
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MM IT ? mrrv IIRR. R'ATITIMVV ' v /t IQCVI THE DAILY" BEE COUNCIL HMJI'KS. OI'l-'IOKi NO. 13 I'KAHISTUKET. . _ , l > cllv rtl by carrier to any part ot the city. 4 II.V. . TII.TON - MnndRcr. OITlCO. . . No. 43 jii.\un N , Y. Plumbing Co. Four-day blanket sale. Boston Store1. Tito Mnyno Heal KstnteCo .C21 Hroadway. Civi...
MM IT? mrrv IIRR. RATITIMVV /t IQCVI THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL NEWS. OFFICIAL NO. 13 FARENHEIT. City delivered by carrier to any part of the city. 4 A.M. THEATER - Manager. OFFICE. No. 43 Plumbing Co. Four-day blanket sale. Boston Store. Tito Myno Real Estate Co. C21 Broadway. Civil service examination will take place tod...
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fl .1 TTTR nWATTA DAILY TVR1&'jRATrnmAY. AI JOUST R. THE PAILY BEE. I'tUlUHIIKI ) r.VRHV MOIININC. TF.HMK OP SUIISOntlTION. Polly ltn < 'without eun < 1nrUiin ) Ynnr. . I fl 00 ( > nllr nnd Hiindny , Una Your . 10 DO MxMf.nllis . . . G ( M ) ThMT Moulin , . , . . . . , , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 fiO Httmlnr ltd' ....
THE DAILY BEE. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Polly lingo (without expense) Year. $100 Sunday and Wednesday, Year. $50 Thursday and Saturday, Year. $100 Saturday only, Year. $60 Sunday only, Year. $40 Advertising Building, corner North and 20th Street. Council Building, 131 Pearl Street, ...
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HATATTA TkATT.V TWR. . SrATTTttnAV K 1QOQ K CAMP LINCOLN'S ' BIG CROWD Great Sham Battle Witnessed by Elglitflfln Thousand People. INTERESTING ENCAMPMENT INCIDENT ( Scenes of tlio Dnr * of the llebclllon Vividly llecnllod Tlume Who I'nrtlolpntixt In DIB AffiUr .Notes of the Dnr. LINCOLN , Sursmon , Nob. , Aug. 4. [ Spe...
HATATAK TAKETI TWR. . STRATTEV K 1900 K CAMP LINCOLN'S 'BIG CROWD Great Sham Battle Witnessed by Eglitflfln Thousand People. INTERESTING ENCAMPMENT INCIDENT (Scenes of the Day of the Reunion Vividly Recalled Time Who Participated In DIB Affairs. Notes of the Day. LINCOLN, Surmon, Neb., Aug. 4. [Special Telegram to THE ...
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6 Till ? OMAJIA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , AUGUST 5 , 1803 , COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL It WM an Unciujr , Feverish Day in the Wheat Pit , CORN AVERAGED STRONG AND HIGHER There \T i No llnln Whera Moit Needed nd No Prnipectt of Any , the Slinrt * In Corn to Ha Alurmid. CIIICAOO , Aug. 4. It wa an uneasy , fever- J h day In t...
6 OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1903, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL It WAS an Uncertain, Feverish Day in the Wheat Pit, CORN AVERAGED STRONG AND HIGHER There WAS No Selling Where Most Needed and No Prospect of Any, the Start in Corn to Have Alarmed. CHICAGO, Aug. 4. It WAS an uneasy, feverish day in the wheat pit. Tr...
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r\iir iTA TV i rr v i > Tt ? . o A IITM ri i xr A n SPEGIRL NOTICES. A DVKRTI8RMKNTS FOIt TIIKSF. COLUMNS Jwllllm lakrn unill Ii30 ! p. m. for tlin evening -p il until H 30 p , in. for tin ) monilnir nnd Sunday pillion * . Advertisers , hy r o.upstlnfr a numbered check. t * n h ro their nnswrrsnddressed lo A numbered l...
SPECIAL NOTICES. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE THEATERS. Advertisers, by enclosing a numbered check, may have their answers addressed to A numbered letter in care of The Three. Answers will be given upon presentation of the check. SITUATIONS WANTED. A WANT: A position as an architect in the county on any project, will be full...
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r 8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : 'SATURDAY , AUGUST 5 , 1893. UNDER COST BARGAINS Ladies' ' $1.50 Lawn Waists 35o Each } $2.0 Fancy Waista 08o Each , 512.00 CAPES AND JACKETS S3 00 912.70 , 8U > .00 find 817.fiO CRpt * Ktiit Jack et ! do nt 83.00 .Sew Clooili , Not nn Old Cnpo or .Inckot Among Them At I'nlconer' * . 00 50C HA...
8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: 'SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1893. UNDER COST BARGAINS Ladies' $1.50 Lawn Waists $0.35 Each $2.00 Fancy Waists $0.80 Each, $12.00 CAPES AND JACKETS $3.00 $12.70, $8.00 find $7.50 CRIB * KIND Jack et! do at $3.00. Sew Clothes, Not on Old Cape or Jacket Among Them At Puncheon's. $0.50 HAIR BRUSHES $1.00 EA...
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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEEr r ESTABLISHED JUNE 19 , 1871. OMAHA , SUNDAY MORNING , AUGUST G , 1893-SIXTEEN PAGES. SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS WALL STREET'S ' VIEW Ktools Boomed on the Theory that Congress Wilt Act Qalckly. FINANCIAL FORECAST FOR THE WEEK Indications that Speculate May Not Bo Correctly Informo3 SILVER MEN V/ILL / ...
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871. OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1893-SIXTEEN PAGES. SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS WALL STREET'S VIEW Keeps Boomed on the Theory that Congress Will Act Quickly. FINANCIAL FORECAST FOR THE WEEK Indications that Speculation May Not Be Correctly Informed SILVER MEN WILL NOT DOWN EA...
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2 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; SUNDAY- AUGUST 0 , 1803-SIXTEEN PAGES , THEY MISUSED MR , LAWLER Christian Ball Tossers Merrily Swat Tom Borminghara's ' Quango Pitchor. HIS OWN TEAM W& BACK ON HIM I'lolcllni ; of tha ConT"nHon IVa * Sometlilnc Itomnrkilily Awful Hatting of Onp- tnln Aliliott'n Jin n Cortploct ttlth Krror * Win...
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; SUNDAY - AUGUST 0, 1903 - SIXTEEN PAGES, THEY MISUSED MR. LAWLER Christian Ball Tossers Merrily Swat Tom Borninghara's 'Quango Pitcher. HIS OWN TEAM WAS BACK ON HIM Following the Conventions IVa * Something Remarkably Awful Hitting of One- plenty Almighty's In a Concert with Error * Wins the game, ...
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It' r THK OMAHA DALLY JRKEt SUN I ) A * * * AUGUST 0 , 1803-SIXTEI5N PAGES. 3 NEBRASKA'S ' STRONG BANKS Comptroller Eoklcs Compliments the NR- tionnl Institutions of the State. -i i i ITIm SPLENDID RESERVE OF THE BANKS Thtlr ArtUUlilo CMh In Nrnrljr Flrn Million nil the Individual UcpoiiUiUrer Fif teen Million Mora Foi...
It' THE OMAHA DAILY JOURNAL SUN I ) A * * AUGUST 0, 1903-SIXTEENTH PAGES. 3 NEBRASKA'S 'STRONG BANKS Comptroller Eckles Compliments the National Institutions of the State. SPLENDID RESERVE OF THE BANKS Their Artistic CM in Nebraska Firm Million and the Individual Depositors Fifteen Million More Formulates Appointed. W...
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THE OMAHA DAILY HE 15 : SUNDAY , AUGUST 0 , leOS-StXTiSBN' VAOKS. SOCIETY'S ' HOPELESS STATE Bnmraor Day * Wilt the Fashionables All RosognitloTi. AFTERMATH OF THE IIELLMAN NUPTIALS Hmnll r.rmiU Hint llnro Occurred During tlin I'imtVrnk SnriitUm for Several * i Inlinel-mllnn DnnrltiKntCnnrl- Innil llenoh , The oront of...
THE OMAHA DAILY NEWS: SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 1908 SOCIETY'S HOPELESS STATE Fashionable Day at the Rosengarten. AFTERMATH OF THE HELLMAN NUPTIALS When the Grand Opening of the Jewish temple for the year took place, the church was crowded by representatives from Omaha's society, both in and out of the Hebrew faith. The bride...
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THE OMAHA DAILY BREt SUNDAY AUGUST 6 , 1893-SIXTEEN SPECIALS. _ Silk Hosiery J AT Less Than Cost. v-J Our stock must come down Under Cost Bargains Everything going at cost or under. Monday we get out all our blankets.Blanketsi that you would pay $1.10 in the season for , we will sell yon this week at 68c a pair. $2,15 ...
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1893 - SIXTEEN SPECIALS. Silk Hosiery AT Less Than Cost. Our stock must come down Under Cost Bargains Everything going at cost or under. Monday we get out all our blankets. Blankets that you would pay $1.10 in the season for, we will sell you this week at 68c a pair. $2.15 blankets...
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6 TITti OMAJTA DAILY BKRt SUNDAY , AUGUST 0 , 1803-81XTEBN PA CMS. THE DAILY J3EE COUNCIL oMMcr.t NO. 12 PEAUt , STHEET , Dollrered by carrier to any part of the city. II. W. TIT/TON - Manager. Ti"rri"irnvt- J Hunlnr'ss Ofllco No. 43 TfcI'Elno : IAtNI t Editor No. 23 N. Y. PlnmblnR Co. Four-tiny blanket alc. Iloiton St...
The Daily Bee, Daily Newspaper, Sunday, August 1, 1881, SIXTEENTH PAGE. THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL OMAHA, NEWS SHEET NUMBER 12, PAGES 1-8 Delivered by carrier to any part of the city. II. W. TITCOMB - Manager. Ti'rrri'irnvt- J Hunting's Office No. 43 TfcI'Elno : IAtMI t Editor No. 23 N. Y. Plumbing Co. Four-tiny blanket alc...
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Ei'r THE OMAHA IATTAr BEE : SUNDAY , . AUGUST G. 18D3-SIXTEI3N TAGES. HO DEMAND FOR A RECEIVER JPramaturo Talk Concerning the rntnro'of j the OTeiland Eotito. SITUATION OF THE UNION PACIFIC ; Poulhlo tiring Dune to Protect tlie I'rnnnrty During the I'limnclnl De- preft < ilnn General Iluchunaii Adrian to Colorado's Min...
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1883 - SIXTEENTH PAGE. NO DEMAND FOR A RECEIVER Practical Talk Concerning the Protection of the O'Fallon Eotonico. SITUATION OF THE UNION PACIFIC Politially Tiring Dunes to Protect the Property During the Preliminary Depressions General Buchanan Adrian to Colorado's Minors. "There...
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8 THE OMAHA DALLY HKKt SUNDAY , AUGUST 0 , IBM-SIXTEEN I'AGISS. KELLEY , STICER & CO Trnmcndoua Oats in Every Department in the House , EXTRAORDINARY LOW -PRICES ON SILKS In l.mic ' llnnilknrchleri ( Jooil Vnlnm Mnnilnjr In llntlrry nnil tJmlerwenr A I'lneMnrtmrnt of I'nrnnulii to RO Monday Unit former Price. SILKS ! S...
8 THE OMAHA DAILY NEWS SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 1893 - SIXTEEN PAGES. KELLEY, STIGER & CO Trumemandous Oats in Every Department in the House, EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES ON SILKS In the department of fine linens and karcheis (good) Untrimmed mantuaming in history and undergarments A department of permanent stock to RO Monday at ...
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r- FHE OMAHA BUNDAY BEE. K r i K- ESTABLISHED UNE 19 , 1871. OMAHA , SUNDAY MOUNINS , AUGUST G , ISOS-SIXTEEN PAGES. SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS HAYDEN GRAND MID MM H PRIC SA - , ' r ' ' . ' „ f" ? * Your Money ' " will Buy < - ' " * t [ * * > is , , , .v of > * ' , V siCftj' , I > ' ' fit More at Hay den Broe Week than eve...
The Omaha Sunday Bee. Established June 19, 1871. Omaha, Sunday Morning, August 6, 1896. SIXTEEN PAGES. SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS HAYDEN GRAND MID YEAR PRICES Your Money will Buy More at Hayden Bros Week than ever Before. Wash Dress Goods. Closing the season on a summer dress Goods. Stock is being reduced rapidly. Our asso...
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10 THE OMATJA DAILY BEE ; SUNDAY , AUGUST 6 , 1803HSTXTRKN1 TAPES. 'Discussion ' of Both Sides of the Domestic Rervico Qnostlou. HOUSEKEEPING THE BEST JOB IN OMMM TVImtSpocint Colon IniJIcnte An Old llnch- * lor' Opinion llownrn of fniU Faih * Ion , I'nnrjr nnil I'lna Art * far thn The never ending , nlways Irritating ...
10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1903HISTORIC TAPES. Discussion of Both Sides of the Domestic Service Question. HOUSEKEEPING THE BEST JOB IN OMAHA Many experienced American Opinion Hometown of full Faith, Union, Parenthood and Union Art for the never ending, always irritating, seemingly unsolvable question of ...
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