Joseph S. Bartley (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Joseph S. Bartley" in English language version.

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In Prison Garb Again, in the North Bend Eagle; p. 2; published September 5, 1901; retrieved January 17, 2024, via the North Bend, Nebraska Public Library

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History of Hamilton and Clay Counties, Nebraska (vol. 1); editors: George L. Burr (Hamilton County) and O. O. Buck (Clay County); compiler: Dale P. Stough; published 1921 by the S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, Chicago

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Souvenir of the Nebraska Legislature 1895-96: Containing ... Brief Biographical Sketch of Each Person; Also ... Sketches of the State Officers ... and Other Officials; by John M. Wolfe; p. 31; published 1895 by Omaha Publishing Company
Ezra P. Savage, in the Encyclopedia of Nebraska; p. 103; by Nancy Capace; published 1999 by Somerset Publishing

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STATE LOSES HALF MILLION, in the Culver Citizen; published June 28, 1906; p. 2; column 6; archived at the Culver Historical Society

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"$75 in 1897 → 2024 | Inflation Calculator". www.in2013dollars.com. Retrieved 2024-01-04.

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Some Facts About Defalcation, in the Omaha Daily Bee; published February 22, 1903; p. 2; retrieved via Chronicling America
Half A Million Missing: Retiring Treasurer of Nebraska Placed Under Arrest., in the Abbeville Press and Banner; published March 17, 1897; p. 3; retrieved via Chronicling America
BARTLEY ARRESTED - Nebraska's Treasurer Charged With Embezzling $201,000, in the Semi-Weekly Register of Brookings, South Dakota; published 1 May 1897; retrieved via Chronicling America
Found Guilty of Embezzlement, in the Greenville Times; p. 4; published June 26, 1897; retrieved via Chronicling America
Notes and Comment, in The Advocate of Topeka, Kansas; p. 12; published June 30, 1897; retrieved via Chronicling America
JOE BARTLEY IN STATES PRISON, in the Nebraska Independent; published July 7, 1897; p. 4; retrieved via Chronicling America
Bank Case On For Hearing, in the Omaha Daily Bee; published 24 December 1898; p. 5; retrieved via Chronicling America
History of Litigation, in the Omaha Daily Bee; published February 22, 1903; p. 2; column 2; via Chronicling America
OUT ON PAROLE - Gov. Savage, of Nebraska, Is Lenient to Ex-State Treasurer Bartley, Convicted of Embezzlement, in the Warren Sheaf; p. 2; published July 18, 1901; retrieved via Chronicling America
BONDSMEN RELEASED - Nebraska Loses $646,318 That Its State Treasurer Embezzled, in The Vilas County News; published December 11, 1905; p. 1; retrieved via Chronicling America
Keeps Lips Sealed: Ex-State Treasurer Bartley Gives a Curt Answer to an Interviewer., in the Omaha Daily Bee; published February 22, 1903; p. 1; column 7; via Chronicling America
Hitchcock Not To Meet Joe Bartley: Chairman Byrnes Refuses Hearing to Ex-Treasurer and Howard Talks Back, in The Frontier of O'Neill City; published October 27, 1910; p. 6; via Chronicling America
Bartley and Savage and the State Campaign, in the Omaha Daily Bee; published April 17, 1902; p. 7; via Chronicling America
Dietrich Asks Speedy Trial, in The Dakota farmers' leader; p. 3; published November 27, 1903; retrieved via Chronicling America
Howard Tells of Money Borrowed by Hitchcock, in The Omaha Daily Bee; p. 1; published October 13, 1910; retrieved via Chronicling America

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ARCHIVES RECORD: Governor Savage, Ezra Perin; at History Nebraska; retrieved January 4, 2024

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Tried to Bribe a Juror, in the Lincoln Semi-Weekly State Journal; published June 11, 1897; p. 6; retrieved via Newspaper Archive
Nebraska Republican Convention: Wrought Up Over Parole of Ex-Treasurer Bartley; Governor Criticized, in the Cheyenne Daily Leader; published August 28, 1901; p. 1; retrieved via Newspaper Archive

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Bartley Pardoned By The Governor, in the Stanton Register; published January 10, 1902; p. 6; retrieved via Newspapers.com
JOSEPH S. BARTLEY DIES AT HIS HOME IN DENVER, in The Frontier of O'Neill, Nebraska; published September 30, 1926; retrieved via Newspapers.com

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Ezra Perin Savage, at the National Governors Association; retrieved January 4, 2024

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REPUBLICANS IN A WRANGLE: TROUBLE IN THE CONVENTIONS IN NEBRASKA AND TENNESSEE., in The New York Times; published 23 August 1894; p. 5; retrieved via ProQuest
Ex-Treasurer Bartley's Bond; in The New York Times; published March 1, 1897; p. 2; retrieved via ProQuest
NEBRASKA BANK SEIZED.: State Officials in Possession of Ex-Treasurer Bartley's Institution at Atkinson., in The New York Times; published 8 May 1897; p. 1; retrieved via ProQuest
BARTLEY CASE IN NEBRASKA.: State Closes Its Testimony -- Conviction of Wright for Trying to Bribe the Jury., in The New York Times; published 13 June 1897; p. 11; retrieved via ProQuest
NEBRASKA'S TREASURY LOSS.: The Thieving Treasurer Claims to be Legally Dead., in The New York Times; published 1 December 1897; p. 10; retrieved via ProQuest

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His New Year Gift A Pardon, in The San Francisco Call, Volume XCI, Number 32, 1 January 1902, p. 4

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THE POTENT POWER OF POLITICS - It Raised Joseph S. Bartley to a High Official Station, Then Sent Him to Prison, And After a Lapse of Five Years Finally Set Him Free., in the Lincoln Courier; published January 11, 1902; p. 1; archived at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln; "(W)hen the roll was called on nominations for state treasurer, Joseph S. Bartley, of Holt County, was named before it was half finished. It was, in fact, never completed, the call being suspended and the nomination made by acclamation."
One Case Dismissed, in The Nebraska Independent; published June 3, 1897; p. 3; via the University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Joe Bartley Is Pardoned, in the Valentine Democrat; published January 9, 1902; p. 3; via the University of Nebraska, Lincoln
The Norfolk News; in the Norfolk Weekly News-Journal; p. 6, column 5; published January 10, 1902; via the University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Hitchcock Makes Reply, in the Omaha Daily Bee; published October 17, 1910; p. 1; via the University of Nebraska, Lincoln

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CHANGES OF PRESIDENT AND CASHIER, in The Bankers Magazine; volume 40; p. 794; published April 1886; archived at the Washington University in St. Louis