When was it published?

May 23, 1867 in Nebraska Advertiser

Domestic News May 23, 1867

Nebraska Advertiser

Q: What sub-type of article is it?

Arrival Departure, Social Event

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Thomas Scott, Esq., R. V. Hughes, E. D. Dimitt

Q: What keywords are associated?

Thomas Scott, Us Senate, Nebraska Visit, Indiana Journalist

Auburn, Brownville, Calvert, Nemaha County, Nebraska

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What is this article about?

The writer recently met Thomas Scott, Assistant Door-keeper of the U.S. Senate from Indiana, visiting relatives in Nebraska. Scott, a former newspaper editor, praised the local landscape.

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Personal. - Within the past week we have been pleased to make the acquaintance of Mr. Thomas Scott, Esq., of Crawfordsville, Ind., while on a flying visit to R. V. Hughes and E. D. Dimitt, relatives of his living in this section. Mr. Scott is now Assistant Door-keeper of the U.S. Senate. He has at different times edited three of the leading county papers in Indiana. His compliments on the general appearance of our country were truly flattering coming from one reared in a well timbered State. May he live to see Nebraska an hundred years hence.

What sub-type of article is it?

Arrival Departure Social Event

What keywords are associated?

Thomas Scott Us Senate Nebraska Visit Indiana Journalist

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Thomas Scott, Esq. R. V. Hughes E. D. Dimitt

Where did it happen?

Nebraska

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Nebraska

Event Date

Within The Past Week

Key Persons

Mr. Thomas Scott, Esq. R. V. Hughes E. D. Dimitt

Event Details

The writer met Mr. Thomas Scott of Crawfordsville, Ind., during his brief visit to relatives R. V. Hughes and E. D. Dimitt in the area. Mr. Scott serves as Assistant Door-keeper of the U.S. Senate and has edited three leading county papers in Indiana. He complimented the appearance of the country, flattering for someone from a well-timbered state. The writer hopes he lives to see Nebraska in a hundred years.