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848
6/25/67
3
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 Kinney, Mr. Nebraska City. Member of the Missouri River trip on steamer Columbia to Omaha and back. See Social Life
848
9/4/68
3
3
 Kinney, Mr. Third Baseman for Otoe Base Ball Team. See Base Ball
848
4/10/68
3
2
 Kinney, B. Nebr. City. 2nd Ward Delegate, Nominating Convention. See Convention, Democratic
192
5/19/70
1
6
 Kinney, B. Of Nebraska City, elected Secretary of Real Estate Dealers at State Convention.
848
9/2/68
3
3
 Kinney, Brock Acted as groomsman at the Sabin-Kenney Wedding. See Marriage
848
7/15/67
3
1
 Kinney, Brock Met with an accident on Saturday while playing ball. He was on 1st base and the pitcher threw the ball to him, which he attempted to catch, breaking the middle finger on the right hand. the bone protruding from the flesh. This accident will seriously effect the playing of the "Otoe" Club as Mr. Kinney is one of the best members of the club.
848
12/30/68
3
1
 Kinney, Brock Nebraska City, son of Judge John F. Kinney. See Schools, Yale College.
848
5/29/67
3
1
 Kinney, Brock Vice President Empire Baseball Club of Nebraska City. See Societies & Organizations.
848
5/20/67
3
2
 Kinney, Brock Vice President of Baseball Club organized in Nebraska City on Saturday. See Societies & Organizations
848
9/2/68
3
3
 Kinney, Fitch Married to Miss Hattie Sabin, both of Nebraska City. See Marriage
192
5/19/70
1
6
 Kinney, J. F. Real Estate Dealer of Nebraska City, Nebraska
848
8/31/68
2
1
 Kinney, Hon. J. F. Speaker at Democratic meeting at Syracuse Precinct. See Political Parties, Democratic
848
12/11/68
1
2
 Kinney, John F. Nebraska City. Elected solicitor for the St. Louis and Nebraska Trunk Line at the stockholders meeting. See Railroads
848
12/14/68
2
1
 Kinney, John F. Lawyer and jurist of 30 years experience. Interested in building the St. Louis Trunk Line. See Railroads
192
1/15/74
4
1
 Kinney, John F. Premuim Committee, State Fair.
848
11/2/68
2
1
 Kinney, Judge John F. Of Nebraska City, in his report upon Indian affairs from the special commission sent on to the plains about 18 months ago, predicted the present state of affairs with the Indians, which has been bloodily verified. His denunciation of the Laramie treaty of E. B. Taylor and Co. has been confirmed most terribly. See Indians
848
7/15/67
2
2
 Kinney, Joseph Captain of the Kate Kinney. Excursion to Omaha from Nebraska City. See Pastimes
192
5/6/69
3
1
 Kinney, J. T. Of Otoe County, connected with the St Louis and Nebraska Trunk Rail Road. See Railroad
848
6/25/67
3
1-2
 Kinney, Mary (Miss) Nebraska City. Member of teh Missouri River trip on steamer Columbia to Omaha and back. See Social Life
192
1/13/76
3
4
 Kinnison, David Constable. Bonds filed and approved. See Nemaha County. Commissioners' Proceedings
192
9/15/70
3
1
 Kinnison, David Defendant. Settled by each party paying its own costs. See Legal Notice
192
10/23/73
2
6
 Kinnison, David Lafayette Pct. Elected Constable and road supervisor.
192
11/24/70
2
3
 Kinsella, Thomas Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle was elected to Congress from New York.
192
3/10/70
1
4
 Kinsey, Leonard Enrolled in the Teacher's Class Peru Normal.
192
10/16/73
2
6-7
 Kinsey, Thos Nemaha Co., Elected Coronor.
192
1/15/74
3
3
 King, Mrs. Richardson Co., died; wife of Hiram King.
192
9/22/70
3
1
 Kious and Kious Milliners and Dress makers at No. 20.
192
11/4/69
2
5
 Kiowas Indians Chief Santona is dead the leader of the Indians in Wachita River fight with the forces under General Custer about a year ago.
192
10/20/70
2
4
 Kipp, Frank Elected to the House from Burt and Cuming Counties.
848
6/3/67
3
2
 Kirk, Mr. Nebraska City, Nebr. Received the contract for building the stone walls or abuttments for the new bridge west of town. see Bridges.
848
4/15/68
3
2
 Kirkham, Bob Farm southwest of Nebraska city, Nebr. has just completed a splendid stone barn. See Buildings
848
10/5/68
3
5
 Kirkham, R. Mr. Esq. Swiss Grazier Hogs. See Hogs.
848
1/24/68
2
4
 Kirkham, R. M. Two miles southwest of Nebraska City, Nebraska. See Hogs
192
9/15/70
3
1
 Kirkum, Solomon defendant in suit brought by Louis Hill. See Legal Notice
192
6/2/70
2
1
 Kirkpatrick, S. M. had a team of horses stolen recently.
848
12/11/68
2
2-3
 Kirkpatrick, S. M. Cass county, fram overlooking Weeping Water Valley. Most conspicuous residence. See Cass County
192
3/23/76
3
2
 Kirkwood, Sallie Was married to D. C. Smith, Sun. See Marriage
192
10/27/70
2
8
 Kirsch, Philippina Of Pawnee County, married Mr. Joseph Schultz of Brownville.
192
4/17/73
2
5
 Kitchen, Caroline Defendant petition for partition. Partition ordered David Hacker Plf.
192
6/12/73
3
3
 Kitchen, Jacob B. Real estate transfer from Miner M. Avery. S. E. 1/4 S. 33, T. 4, R. 13, $3,685.
192
6/12/73
3
3
 Kitchen, Jacob B. To Miner M. Avery warrantee deed 106 acres. N. W. W. side. S. 21, T. 4, R. 13, $1060.
192
10/21/75
3
4
 Kleckner, J. Elected Constable. Bedford Precinct. See Election Returns, Nemaha County.
848
1/15/68
4
5
 Klepser, Jacob Nebraska City, Nebraska. Manufacturer and dealer. See Harness
192
5/1/73
2
6
 Kline, Pat Boot and Shoe maker no 37 main street. Brownville, Nebraska
192
5/20/69
2
1
 Knapp and Company Got contract to build fifteen miles of St. Joseph and Denver railroad, two miles west of Troy to Hiawatha.
192
6/19/73
2
2
 Knepher, H. Artillery committee 4th of July celebration and barbacue at Brownville, Nebraska
192
11/4/75
3
8
 Knife, Wm Is recovering from results of a kick by a horse. Sheridan item.
192
4/7/70
2
2
 Knight, James C. Married to Laura M. Prall. Nemaha County, Nebr.
192
2/17/70
2
8
 Knight, W. H. H. Taken up 1 red steer 1/2 mile west of Nemaha City on February 1, 1870.
848
4/10/68
3
2
 Knight Templers Mount Olivet Commandery will meet in special conclave Friday evening. All in good standing are invited to be present. By order of E. C. A. Tuxbury, Recorder.
848
1/20/68
3
4
 Knight Templers A Convocation will take place at their lodge room in Nebraska City, Jan. 25. By Order A. Tuxbury, E. R.
848
7/10/67
3
2
 Knights Templers A Special convocation of Mount Olivet commandery N. 2. will be held in Nebr.City, July 11, Order of E. C. J. M. Taggart. Recorder. See Societies and Organizations.
192
1/6/76
3
2
 Knights of Pythias Excelsior Lodge No. 15 installed officers by Grand Chancellor Shropshire of Omaha, Jan. 4th.
Knights of Pythias Excelsior Lodge, No. 15, on Jan 4. had officers installed by Grand Chancellor Schropshire of Omaha. The officers are as follows: J. B. Docker - C. C. Escelsior - D. B. Colhapp - V. C. Excelsior.
192
11/27/73
3
2
 Knights of Pythias Brownville, organized, officers listed.
848
11/9/68
3
2
 Knights Templars Will meet at 7 this evening at the Assylum. By order of E. C. A. Tuxbury, Rec.
192
10/21/75
3
4
 Knott, B. W. Elected Clerk of Election, Peru Precinct. See Election Returns
192
12/30/69
2
2
 Knott, B. W. Elected S. W. of Peru Lodge No. 14, A. F. & A. M.
192
5/25/71
2
6
 Knott, B. W. Flour Mill for sale at Peru, Nebraska
192
6/5/73
2
2
 Knott, John Of Peru delegate to St. Joseph Bridge Celebration and Saengerfest.
192
2/26/74
1
4
 Knox County Investment in school facilities.
192
1/19/71
4
2
 Koenig, A. A. Received 11,488 votes for State Treasurer
192
8/18/70
2
1
 Knenig, Henry E. Of Hall County for State Treasurer on the Republican ticket.
192
3/20/73
3
2
 Kohl, David Of Benton Precinct was shot by Walter Starry who had trouble over the pay for a wagon purchased for a widow lady.
192
10/21/75
3
4
 Koster, J. H. Elected Constable, Benton Precinct. See Election Returns, Nemaha County
192
10/23/73
2
6
 Koster, J. H. Benton Pct., Elected Clerk of Election.
192
1/13/76
3
4
 Koster, J. K. Constable. Bonds filed and approved. See Nemaha County. Commissioners' Proceedings. Jan. 4.
848
12/14/68
2
1
 Kountze, Augustus Interested in building the St. Louis Trunk Line. See Railroads
848
12/11/68
1
2
 Kountze, Augustus Douglas County. Elected treasurer of St. Louis and Nebraska Trunk Line at the stocckholder's meeting. See Railroads.
848
5/1/67
2
5
 Kountze, August Train loaded with government freight attacked by the Indians. See Indian Depredations.
848
10/5/68
2
2
 Kountze, August Of Omaha, Republican, State Treasurer Testimony of. See Butler, David vs the People
848
4/13/68
1
2
 Krug, Fred Douglas County Alternate Delegate. See Convention, County Republican
848
7/15/67
3
2
 Kuhl, Capt. Henry Of Plattsmouth, Cass County, who served gallantly as a Captain in the First, Nebraska Cavalry is in Nebraska City for a short visit. The Captain remains a true and unflinching Democrat. Unlike most of the Germans, He already sees that Pruitanism is the animating spirit of the Radical party and that main lawism, Sunday-go-to-our-churchism and all kinds of intolerant bigotry are the legitimate fruits thereof.
192
8/18/70
2
4
 Kuhns, Rev. H. W. Has resigned as pastor of the Lutheran church after 14 years service in Omaha,Nebraska. See Church
192
4/13/71
1
7-8
 Kuhns, H. W. Of Omaha was elected Professor of Natural Science at $2000 per year.
192
11/10/70
2
3
 Kuhns, Henry W. On executive committee, and Secretary of the Nebraska Institute for the Deaf and Dumb at Blair.
848
8/7/68
2
1
 Kummer, Vincent Democratic candidate for Presidential electors. See Political Parties. Demo.
192
7/29/67
3
1
 Laboo and Bond Contractors will employ 20 men and 30 teams on the work opposite Nebraska City, Nebr. See Railroads
848
1/30/67
3
1
 Laboo, Capt. Nebraska City. In charge of boat for new company. See Ferries
848
9/9/68
3
2
 Laboo, Capt. Plaintiff vs Mr. Pheips of C. B. & St. Joe Railroad. See Judicial
848
9/18/68
3
4
 Laboo, Capt. Dominick Defendant is assault and battery vs George Pleasant, colored. Full costs upon Capt. Laboo. See Judicial
La Barge, Captain Peoples Press: Capt. of Steamer Emilie. 2-28-60; See Morrison, Capt. Mott. 3-30-60; Of Spread Eagle on the Mo. river. 7-19-60
192
2/24/76
3
5
 La Barge, Cornelia Was married Febr 22 to Jerry Quisnel. See Marriage
848
5/12/60
3
1
 La Barge, John B. Commander of the American Fur Company "mountain Fleet." at warf at Nebraska City in a few days, reach Fort Benton this season. See Fur Trade.
848
7/1/68
3
3
 Labor Bond & Hunter's railroad hands "struck for wages" this morning. They demand $2.00 per day instead of $1.75. Their employers have refused their demands and discharged them - a new set is now at work. Mr. Bond informs us that he has about seven thousand yards of the road in the vicinity of the Brewery finished and ready for the ties.
848
1/15/68
3
4
 Labor A good blacksmith wanted. One well recommened. Wm Dill.
848
6/3/68
3
2
 Labor Hands and teams to work on the Midland Pacific Railroad. Apply to J. W. Bond & Co.
848
3/11/67
3
2
 Labor Harness Makers. Four No. 1. None but good hands need apply. Hicklin, Gallatin & Gallup.
848
9/7/68
2
4
 Labor List of National clerks and agents employed under Freedman's Bureau with yearly salaries. See National Employees848
848
2/21/68
3
3
 Labor Paul Mendler has opened an intelligence office to aid people in want of Help or employmentl.
848
10/7/68
2
4
 Labor, wanted 100 teams, wages $4.50 per day. 200 laborers, wages $2.25 per day. For railroading. Also 3 men to work on farm. Also have means of obtaining four or five girls for housework. Intelligence Office. E. Post & Co.
848
2/26/68
2
5
 Labor 1000 men and women, good character and energy, perseverence and intelligence to act as canvassers. D. L. Robinson, 46 Main St., Springfield, Mass.
848
5/17/67
3
2
 Labor The pressure of the Illinois eight hour system is leading nearly all manufacturers and railroad companies to employ men by the hour, paying a tenth of a ten hour day's wage, for each hour.
848
9/18/68
3
3
 Labor Adv. Situation wanted, by a male teacher, the best of references given. Address P. 0. 176, Nebraska City, when an interview can be had as to location and pay.
848
5/17/67
3
2
 Labor Table showing the number of adult persons engaged in the several eraplojments specified, in this country. From the Cincinnati Commercial.
Agriculturists
3,219,465
Mechanics and Manufacturers
480,905
Day laborers
969,000
Servants
560,000
Merchants
123,000
Clerks
165,000
Physicians
54,000
Clergymen
37,000
Lawyers
33,193
848
4/29/67
3
2
 Labor There are hundreds of men at Omaha Nebraska who came out to Nebraska expecting to obtain plenty of work and big wages. They are disappointed and will be in all the towns of the State. But the farmers of Nebraska need hands, gentlemen. without kid gloves and stovepipe hats, to help them raise the wheat and corn. Steady laborers can get plenty of work and reasonable wages among the farmers of Case, 0toe, Sarpy, Douglas, Nemaha, Burt and Richardson Counties.
848
6/3/68
3
2
 Labor 300 men will be placed at work on the Midland Pacific Railroad tomorrow, on the Bond contract.
848
12/28/68
2
3
 Labor Adv. $2000 a year and expenses, Agents to introduce the Wilson Sewing Machine, one of the most popular Lock Stitch Machines in the world. Stitches alike on both sides. Particulars address Wilson Sewing Machine Co. St. Louis, Mo., Cleveland, Ohio, or Boston, Mass.
848
3/18/67
3
1
 Labor Adv. Wanted an energetic man to buy or sell on commission, patent right, on a hand corn planter, best in use; for the State of Nebraska, good inducements offered to any one desirous to purchase. D. Htuuphreys, at Seymour House, Patentee.
848
4/20/68
3
2
 Labor Wanted immediately at the Lindsay hotel, one cook and, one dining room girl. A. Lindsay.
848
7/20/68
3
2
 Labor Wanted No. 1 Cook at the Lindsey Hotel for steady employment if satisfactory. Alex J. Lindsey, Prop.
848
1/17/68
2
3
 Labor E. Wi1helm, four miles down the river, wishes to employ a number of good hands to work at his mill, also to chop 1000 cords of wood.
848
12/30/68
2
4
 Labor Wood Choppers wanted, to cut 100 cords of wood immediately. E. Wilhelm.
848
2/10/68
2
6
 Labor Wood choppers wanted. Dry wood for sale. Phillip Melchior, California St.
848
4/1/67
3
1
 Labor Adv. Dairy Hand Wanted, Young man of good moral character can find steady employment during the summer, as dairy hand. Apply to William L. Boydson.
848
9/28/68
2
1
 Labor Federal Revenues. Is largely paid by the labor of the United States, as a consumer, List of how they pay federal tax. See Taxation.
848
3/18/67
3
1
 Labor Missouri. A petition from two thousand workmen of St. Louis, praying for the adoption of the eight hour system, was lately presented in the Legislature. Received by telegraph to News 3-18-67 p. 2. col. 4. Later. The Governor signed the act establishing thp eight hour system in Missouri, and it is in consequence a law.
848
4/26/87
2
1
 Labor Unions A number of the cotton mills in New England have determined to suspend operations for 30 days from April 1st, on account of resolutions of their work people to strike unless the hours of labor are reduced. Excerpt-- Thus the "lords of the loom" who are pampered by a radical protective tariff silence the voice of the laboring masses, when they ask for a reduction of the labor hours to ten hours a day.
848
12-9-68
3
2
 Labor Unions Strike. Throughout the entire country, strikes for more wages is among the industrial classes of almost every branch of mechanism and trade. "The laborer is worthy of his hire", and we are with these men of bone and muscle, but think these continued strikes are doing the strikers more injury than good.
848
10-30-68
2
2
 Labor Wanted Agents wanted by the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. Assets $3O,O00,OOO cash. Rates in the Mutual Life average lower than in most first class companies. Fisk & Mills, general Agents, St. Louis, Mo.
848
7-26-67
3
3
 Labor Wanted Nebraska City. A good baker who understands his business thoroughly and can furnish credentials as having belonged to the Good Templer's Society, can find steady employment and good wages by applying at 126 1/2 Main Street.

 

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