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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1910

Page

5

Accuser level charges against Congressman Creager in Indian land probe

Hamon accuses Creager of using loans to extract money from J. F. McMurray after a land sale bill. W T Hollman testifies he was paid per head for contracts, claiming McMurray stood to gain 3 million dollars plus fees. McMurray to testify. Bribe figures cited include 25000 to 50000 dollars.

McAlester Okla Jake L C. B. Creager Hamon Creager Loana J. F. McMurray McMurray W. T. Hollman J. McMurray Oklahoma Hollman Teche C McMurray Hollman Hellman Indiana Waabhington Congressman Saunders Virginia

Mob Fails to Lynch Negroes at Evergreen Jail

A mob surrounded Evergreen Alabama's jail at 2 30 p m threatening to lynch Albert Johnson and John anuel suspects in the killing of Jesse Baldwin the mob was dispersed when Sheriff J F Orwin called on local militia assistance and soldiers arrived to quell the threat

Evergreen Ala Albert Johnson John Anuel Jesse Baldwin Sherif J. F. Orwin

Tragedy Near Ignacio as Train Collision Claims Thirteen

Thirteen people were killed and twelve injured when the regular San Francisco to San Rosa passenger train was struck by a special engine and caboose a mile and a half south of Ignacio California on August 9. Authorities report a derailment and fire aftermath as rescuers assist. The Northwestern Pacific railway line serves the region with several small communities nearby.

Meteor-like Rumbling Heard in Blair Nebraska

A rumbling sound heard in Blair Nebraska on August 9 mimicked a meteor or other phenomenon with a light earth tremor similar to a heavy train.

Blair Neb

Rebels Threaten Ceiba As Insurgents Mass In Honduras

Ceiba Honduras Aug 6 insurgents threaten to attack the city as government forces surround with about 2000 troops. Refugees crowd the American consul area including Dr Layton and family. General Matuke is demanded for surrender but refuses amid reports of a large ransom demand and ongoing clashes nearby.

Honduran Insurgente le Ceipa Honduras Scylla Je Layton United States Marine Hospital Francesco Matuke Gallardo Matuke Celba Lee Christmas

Bank Guaranty Law Likely to Reach Supreme Court

The Supreme Court will decide whether to review the Kansas bank depository guaranty law after October. John Lee Webster of Omaha and Chester Long filed the certiorari petition for Abilene National Bank and others. Lower Kansas federal court ruled the law unconstitutional for violating the Fourteenth Amendment and discriminating against national banks, while the Eighth Circuit reversed.

Supreme Court Washington Supreme Court of the United States Federal Courte Kansas Kansas Bank Depository John Lee Webster Omaha Chester (. Long Abilene National Bank United States Court For the Distriot of Pollock United States Circuit Court of Appeals For Eighth Circuit

Trade Irregular Yet Promising, August Reports Indicate Hope

Dun and Co weekly review notes irregular conditions but improving outlook in major centers. Pig iron output falls while steel demand for wire pipe and structural goods rises. footwear orders slow. leather markets quiet. Harvest progress boosts western demand. July building returns show a sharp year over year drop. 166 business failures. wheat and corn exports listed.

New York R. G. Dun & Co

Wheat and grain prices ease on bears report and new crop movement

Chicago markets closed lower as traders awaited a government bear report and reacted to the new crop shift. Wheat futures fell to Sept 1.01 and Dec 1.04 while corn rose marginally and oats slipped. pork lard and ribs posted mixed changes with nearby prices around 21.17 and 11.45 respectively. Cash grain saw No 2 red wheat at 1.00 a bushel and No 2 corn at 64 cents.

Chicago United States

Market Summary for Chicago Livestock Receipts

Chicago market report lists cattle hogs and sheep receipts with price ranges. Cattle steady to higher with steers calves and cows priced across multiple brackets. Hogs show mixed to higher bids with lighter weights near eight to nine dollars and bulk near seven to eight dollars. Sheep receipts strong with natives westerns yearlings and lambs priced in wide ranges.

South Omaha Cattle and Hog Receipts Report

Cattle receipts total 8 262 with steer prices from 6.40 to 7.65, cows and heifers 2.45 to 5.00, stockers and feeders 2.85 to 2.80, bulls 3.00 to 5.50. Hog receipts rise with heavy and light classes up to 8 000 dollars overall, best lights selling to 4.45. Sheep receipts 24 415 show prime fat lambs 4.75 to 6.80, wethers 1.00 to 4.20, ewes and yearlings around 5.26.

Chicago Beeven South Omaha

Tehran Battle Ends in Street Fighting Between Government and Nationalists

In Teheran on Aug 9 government forces and Nationalist insurgents clashed in the city streets. About a dozen government troops were killed or wounded while Nationalists under Satar Khan suffered thirty casualties and three hundred were captured after a six hour assault. Bakir Khan was captured and Satar Khan was wounded.

Gatar Khan Teheran Satar Khan Tabriz Shah Bakir Khan

English courts described by U S visitors in London report

John D. Lawson of St. Louis and Edwin B. Keedy of Chicago studied London criminal court procedure for the American Bar Association. They note England favors quick jury selection and swift final judgment on appeal while preserving rights of appeal. They observed no juror cross examination and minimal formalism beyond wigs and sheriffs.

London John D. Lawson St. Louis Edwin B. Keedy Chicago American Bar Association England Tle Court of Appeals

Biggest warship launched the Lion at Devonport

The gigantic British armoured cruiser Lion was launched at Devonport. Claimed as the largest and fastest afloat, it displaces 26,900 tons, measures 700 feet long, 88 feet wide, and carries eight 13.5 inch guns with 1,250 pound projectiles. Horsepower reaches 70,000 for a speed of 30 knots. It is the fifteenth British dreadnought launched and costs $10,875,000.

London Lion Devonport

Quiet at San Sebastian as bull fight proceeds

In San Sebastian on August 9 the government’s strict measures and clerical junta renunciation calmed the city. Cavalry, infantry, and gendarmes patrolled as troops were held in reserve at Miramar palace. Clericals shouted anti Spain pro pope slogans. police intervened to prevent clashes, about ten arrests made.

San Sebastian Miramar Palace Spain Arresia

Death of Blaine Thayer Seen as Self Inflicted Ordeals

Kalamazoo Michigan reported Blaine Thayer eleven son of Deputy Sheriff Charles M Thayer hanged himself in his room after refusing a music session. He was sent to his room as punishment and found dead when the door was opened at noon. He used a necktie looped to a bedpost to end his life.

Kalamazoo Mich Blaine Thayer Charles M Thayer

Bright's disease ends James R. Norton presidency

James R. Norton president of the First National Bank of Nowell Ta died of Brights disease. A wave of local items notes a potential policewoman in Los Angeles, a fatal shooting at Canon City Caton City Colorado, and other national hints on forests, crops, and industry.

James R. Norton First National Bank of Nowell Bright Los Angeles Joseph Machin Canon City Colo Montana Idaho Department of Agriculture Granite City Corn Products Refining Company Harmon Ohio Joseph J. Mackley Toledo Perkins, Hardy & Co Derry N. H Indianapolis International Brotherhood of Teamsters Peoria New York Navy Yard Armour & Co St. Joseph Brotherhood of Engineers Loulaville and Nashville Railroad Eugene Childs Niagara Falls Minneapolis BE. du Por. de Nemours Powder Company United States George Washington Fairfax County Virginia Librtian Congress Thornton

Austrians Slain in Omaha Boarding Car Knife Attack

Two Austrian workers were killed in a boarding car near Thirty-ninth and B streets South Omaha. Mike Otlice, claiming self defense, stabbed Anton Corner and John Nickelivitch with a hunting knife after a drinking disturbance. Otlice forced two companions to accompany him to Omaha at gunpoint.

Omaha Mike Otlice Anton Corner John Nickelivitch Thirty-ninth B Streets South Otlice Nickelivitch Corner Otllie Nick Joe Hodick Hanscom Park Larkie Nickellivitch

Auto turns turtle near Madison injures Knapp family

John Knapp his wife and four children of Green Garden escaped death when their car turned turtle at high speed near Madison Nebraska. They were hurled into a barbed wire fence with ribs and internal injuries. Mrs Knapp fractured a leg a son broke an arm and all suffered lac erations except a little girl who remained uninjured. The car was badly wrecked.

Madison, Neb John Knapp Green Garden

Loyal Mystic Legion Holds Fourth Quadrennial Meeting

In Hastings Nebraska on August 8 the Loyal Mystic Legion of America completed its fourth quadrennial gathering. Delegates from several states attended the two day session and the current supreme officers were unanimously reelected F J Schaufelberger as supreme councilor J E Watkins as supreme vice councilor George C Churchill as supreme secretary and C A Wigton as supreme treasurer.

Hastings Neb Supreme Council of the Loyal Mystic Legion of America F. J. Schaufelberger J. E. Watkins George C. Churchill C A Wigton

Neff Sues Lincoln Officials in Malicious Prosecution Case

The district court in Tecumseh records the answer in Dr J G Neff of Sterling versus former Tecumseh Chief Fred Rickard Lincoln Chief James Malone and former County Attorney J C Moore. The suit seeks damages of 16.00 for alleged malicious prosecution and false imprisonment arising from Neff's 1909 Lincoln police court detainment after his daughter Lora Neff filed suit. Dr Neff was found not guilty at trial.

Neff Tecumseh, Neb J. G. Neff Sterling Fred Rickard James Malone Lincoln J.C Moore Tecumseh Dr. Neff Lora Neff

Joe Teuian Foiled Escape Attempt in Madison Jail

Joseph Teuian an alleged accomplice of Ed Manning tried to escape the county jail during Deputy Sheriff Smith’s absence. He was resisted by Smith’s wife and son who fought him and overpowered him, while Teuian was serving a theft sentence in the state penitentiary.

Madison Neb Joseph Teuian Ed Manning State Penitentiary Sherif Smith Mr. Smith

Rain in Dundy County Boosts Nebraska Corn Crop

Heavy rain of over an inch drenched Henkelman and surrounding Dundy county improving soil moisture and likely steadying the corn yield after earlier drought damage from hot weather. Early corn losses were estimated around a half to two thirds in some areas, but the rain promises an average crop overall.

Henkelman Dundy

Report on Junior Normals with Strong Enrollment

Lincoln August report shows eight junior normal schools in Alliance Brokeu Geneva Mnoook Platte ONeill and Valentine hosting eight weeks of sessions. Enrollment reached 1 414 with 557 in jestitute and attendance surpassing 1909 by twenty. Institutes grouped counties for Lincoln North Platte Geneva and Brok en Bow Junior Normals with shared costs for domestic science and agriculture. The plan yielded strong student services without state funding for extras.

Lincoln Aug Alliance Ee Brokes Geneva Lincoln County North Platte

Nebraskans sue Oasis over Utah land deal losses

Sixty Auburn farmers seek 110000 dollars in damages over a Carey Act land deal in Millard County Utah. They claim lax Utah state land board oversight and lack of bonds left crops ruined in 1909 and again this year. The government orders an Oasis company inventory as suits proceed.

Salt Lake City Utah Auburn Neb Utah State Land Board Oasis Land and Irrigation Company of Utah Oasis Company Oasis Company Applied To the State of Millard County Ferma Nebraska State Land Board

Burt Pioneers to Meet for Aug 31 Park Picnic

The eighth annual reunion and picnic of Burt county Nebraska Pioneers and Old Settlers Association will be held at Folsom park Tekamah on August 31. Badges feature the old block house built in 1855 as a fort a court house and hotel. Prizes go to builders of the fort to those married there to natives present and to the old stage driver who served as wayhouse driver. Welcome by President Harrington with a response from Congressman Latta.

Lyons Neb Pioneers’ and Old Settlers’ Association Burt County Nebraska Folsom Park Tekamah Sioux City Omaha Harrington Latta

New Bridge Over Platte at Oreapolis Planned

Public notice declares Ralph A. Duff of Nebraska City and T. H. Pollock of Plattsmouth will start a new three span steel bridge across the Platte at Oreapolis within weeks. The project cost is estimated near $20,000, aimed to shorten the trip to Omaha by about thirty miles by avoiding Louisville crossings.

Plattemouth

Packers bank official shot in Omaha holdup

Owsha Aug 4 W A G C J caster of the Packers National bank of South Omaha was shot and seriously wounded in the residence portion of the city by two holdup men.

Owsha W. A. GC J Caster Packers’ National’ Bank of South Omaha

Mrs Sayler Seeks New Trial In Death Sentence

Attys for Mrs. Iaicy Sayler serving a Joliet penitentiary sentence for murdering her husband John B. Sayler at Crescent City last year have filed a writ of error in the Supreme Court asking for a new trial.

Gayler Danville Iaicy Sayler Joliet John B. Sayler Crescent City Supreme Court

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