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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
8
City Council Considers Street Renaming and Bond Sale Fees
Thursday council session lacked a quorum and discussed ordinances to rename east west streets by numbers and alter street numbering methods. The meeting also reviewed bond sale commissions, city hall insurance licenses, and a $14 821.21 offer to the electric light company with a potential three party price referee setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Rs
Alliance
Newberry
Holston
James
Harris
Electric Light Company
Electric Company
Graduation Exercises Tonight At Alliance Junior High
Graduation exercises of the Alliance Junior Highwill be held at the Phelan House this evening. Prof E P will deliver the address. A violin solo by Freddie Funk and vocal solo by Miss Ruth Ganson of Chicago. A duet by Misses Ruth Aspenwall and Nell Acheson. A reception will follow in the dining hall for the teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Junior Aoe
Phelana H Oase
Prof
E. P
Freddie Funk
Ruth Ganson
Chicago
Ruth Aspenwall
Nell Acheson
Furnished rooms for rent in newly renovated house
Furnished rooms available in a modern house at 405 Tuc a avenue. Contact phone number 175 for details and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ood Modern
Touca Avenue
Nebraska Conventions Endorse Direct Legislation Across State
Four state conventions in Nebraska including Democratic Populist at Grand Island and Republican Prohibition at Lincoln did not nominate candidates. Instead they urged direct legislation through initiative and referendum for the whole state, a policy endorsed by all conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Gorton Seeks Republican Nomination For State Legislature
Gee E. Gorton of Crawford is a candidate for the Republican nomination for representative in the state legislature from this district. Our view favors his qualifications and expect party friends will not find a stronger candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee. E. Gorton
Crawford
Alliance
Freinds
Gorton
Blair Nebraska adopts initiative and referendum by wide margin
Public sentiment for direct legislation grows as Blair Nebraska votes on the initiative and referendum. In April this year the measure passed by 144 in a total of 890 ballots, about three to one, with half the city voting and expectations of near six to one if turnout had been full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Nebr
Ooe
Candidate W J Taylor Tours Alliance For Primary Support
Hon W J Taylor arrived in Alliance this morning to seek voter support at the primaries. He is making a favorable impression here and reports good prospects in other parts of the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Taylor
Alliance
Union Meeting at United Presbyterian Church Next Sunday
A church announcement invites members to a union meeting at United Presbyterian Church next Sunday evening at O o clock with a sermon by Rev J M Huston pastor of the Baptist church. Morning services at the usual times at the various churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
J. M. Huston
The
Baptist Church
Teachers and visitors mark Alliance Junior Normal week
Principal Moeller and Mrs. Moeller hosted visitors from Hemingford as teachers and students shared reports on winter term plans. Lectures by Miss Taylor and Miss Celia Chase highlighted music and literature, while Examinations approach and a farewell chapel concluded the week at Alliance Junior Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prin
Mrs. Moeller
Hemingford
Celia Chase
Alliance Junior Normal
Grand Trunk Says Arbitration Time Passed in Labour Row
Montreal July 26 The Grand Trunk management declares arbitration has failed and the company seeks legal protection for workers to resume full operation. Shops to reopen today freight service to increase experts report some former employees returning to work as four trains move between Toronto and the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
MacKensie King
Grand Trunk
Grand Trunk Railway
Toronto
Rioting in South Bend Over Grand Trunk Strike
In South Bend Indiana police and deputies kept order as rail trouble tied to the Grand Trunk strike continued. A single freight train moved but resumed service was halted with several cars set on fire. General McKee of the national guard arrived to assess troop needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sooth Bend
Ind
Grand Trunk Railway
McKee
National Guard
Illinois Mines May Reopen After Compromise Vote
Indianapolis July 26 The United Mine Workers international board approves a compromise to the Illinois coal strike. Operators grant wage increases 5.55 percent for day labor yardage and dead work, 3 cents per ton on mine run coal, and 144 cents per ton for shotfirers. Illinois union concessions concern district official powers while miners are likely to vote five to one for the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
International Executive Board
United Mine Workers of America
Ilinois
Illinois
Unlucky Day on Franklin Branch Wrecks Hit Five
Four trains wrecked on the Franklin branch of the Lake Shore railroad in Franklin Pennsylvania. A westbound freight collided with a double header, destroying three engines and seven cars. A wreck train from Ashtabula derailed near Jamestown. Three locomotives collided with another engine near the roundhouse, one engine demolished and others damaged. Engineer William Dye of Ashtabula seriously injured. four other engineers hurt but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Finnigan
Lake Shore
Ashtabula
Jamestown
William Dye
Tragic death of Mrs Reynolds in Seattle woods
In Seattle on July 26 the body of Mrs Hannah Reynolds was found amid the ashes of a large bonfire near Ravenna Park. Authorities believe the elderly woman, who suffered mental derangement, chose self destruction by arson in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Hannah Reynolds
Ravenna Park
Three Chicago Fires Wipe Out Block of Homes and Brewery
A July 26 blaze in Chicago caused about 300000 in damages. Flames swept a half block in Lakeview destroying twenty buildings including a grain elevator and the C F Ogren Brewing plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lakeview
C. F. Ogrén Brewing Company
Sugar Refinery Strike Shuts Yonkers Plant
About four hundred workers at the Federal Sugar Refinery in Yonkers New York walked off the job triggering a shutdown. Management and union officials reported no immediate negotiations but the strike began Sunday and disrupted production across the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Sugar
Yonkers
N. Y
Poison case figure dies in Kansas City office
Dr Chessing Hatred Chase Jordan known as the South American specialist died of bronchitis in his Kansas City office. He had been paid ten thousand dollars for services to Mrs Logan and Chrisman Swope, linked to the Swope poison case, and a state board complaint for practicing medicine without a license had been filed against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chessing
Chase Jordan
Swope
Kan
Jordan
Logan
Chrisman Swope
B. C. Hyde
Kansas State Board of Medical Registration
Congressman O Connell Convicted Of Election Law Violations
Boston reports Representative Joseph OConnell of Massachusetts faced conviction in Dorchester for distributing campaign cards at a polling station during the city section last January in violation of state election laws. Judge Churchill fined him twenty dollars and the congressman appealed the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Joseph O'Connell
Massachusetts
Dorchester
O'Connell
Churchill
Enameled ware trust faces Sherman act action
Washington July 23 sixteen enamel ware firms from nine states and their officers were sued by the department of justice under the Sherman anti trust law for forming a trust affecting trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Railroad Man Falls Asleep, Fatally Injured on Tracks
Webb McCullum railroad worker dozed on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois station platform at Benton Mount Vernon Illinois July 26 and fell onto the tracks his two legs and one arm were severed he died at the scene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Ill
Webb McCullum
Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Benton
Jap Steamer Sinks Off Korea With Many Missing
The Tetsurei Maru, operating between Kobe and Dairen, sank off Chindo Korea with 248 aboard. Forty were saved. the remaining passengers are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Kobe
Dairen
Chindo
Korea
Markets Swirl as Corn Prices Surge on Drought Fears
Chicago traders close higher amid heat drought fears and water shortages. Wheat, corn, and meat futures rise as worries about corn supply grow. July and September contracts show firm gains across grains and pork lard and ribs. Cash prices list No. 2 hard wheat at 1.09 to 1.04 dollars, No. 2 corn at 65 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cattle and sheep receipts steady at South Omaha market
South Omaha cattle receipts reached 8 525 with prices 10 to 15 cents lower for beef steers averaging $8.05 to $7.15, cows and heifers $2.50 to $3.65, stockers and feeders $2.85 to $4.00, calves $3.00 to $7.06. Hog receipts 4 860 with heavy packers at $8.10 and under and best hogs around $8.67. Sheep receipts 16 000 up 10 to 20 cents with good lambs bringing $7.25 to $7.85 and feeders to $4.65. wethers high as $7.10, feeder ewes $2.85 to $5.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Expulsion of Twenty One Mormon Missionaries in Germany
Berlin reports Herr Dalwitz orders expulsion of twenty-one Mormon missionaries mainly Americans and English. Police dissolve service at Mormon HQ. German subjects released, others detained for expulsion writs. The 1903 stance linked morality concerns and earlier expulsion agreement shifting headquarters to Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Herr Dalwitz
Germany
McKay
Switzerland
Foreign Office
Firing Ends At Fort Monroe Imaginary Fleet Battle
Fort Monroe Virginia July 23 death silenced one gun and eleven men killed by the explosion in the De Russey shore battery during target firing on an imaginary hostile fleet. The coast artillery corps completed the most extensive practice yet with two 80 by 60 foot towed targets severely damaged. The two other De Russey guns continued firing as reports of the accident reached the lines. Officers witness the test say a fleet passing the fort could not survive five minutes under such fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Monroe
de Russey
Hampton Roads
Washington
Coast Artillery Corps
Cummins Criticizes Tariff Pledge At Chautauqua
Senator Cummins of Iowa spoke at a Chautauqua in Council Grove Kansas on July 23 stating the Republics platform promised tariff revision but the pledge was not fulfilled. He charged Senator Aldrich and Speaker Cannon and other leaders who drafted the tariff bill never intended to honor the pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Grove
Kan
Cummins
Iowa
Aldrich
Cannon
Farmers Acknowledge Sheriff Aid For Wheat Harvest
In Georgetown Kentucky on July 23 a novel plan let farmers pay jail fines for ten prisoners to help harvest Beott county wheat. Some fines reached 20 dollars as prisoners volunteered to assist, easing crop collection under county judge supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Beott County
Regan Elected National President of A O H in Session
Portland Oregon July 23 Practically the entire day of the national convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians was spent electing officers James J Regan of St Paul the present national vice president was chosen national president over Matthew Cummings of Massachusetts by 12 votes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
James J. Regan
St. Paul
Matthew Cummings
Massachusetts
Black man burned at stake after Belton clash in Texas
Henry Gentry, a Black man who tried to enter a white woman's room in Belton, Texas, was burned at the stake by a mob after fatally wounding Constable Mitchell who attempted to arrest him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Henry Gentry
Belton
Constable Mitchell
British rail strike settles as workers accept terms
The British railway strike ends with workers accepting company terms. Reports from U.S. cities note scorching heat with Denver peaking at 101 degrees. Other items include a large nerve powder explosion in New Jersey and a series of political and legal moves across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ros] L. Bullman
Marietta
Marietta Telephone Company
Slater
United States
Denver
Mercury
du Pont Powder Company
Carney's Point
N. J
Houden
George Washington
Virginia
Pasquale Cinile
Lockport
Frederick Dent Grant
Chicago
Department of the East
Governors Island
N.Y
American Federation of Labor
St. Louis
Gompers
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Alliance Cash Shoe Store
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Hanna
Pittis
Zeboer
Jexar
Miss Taylor
Messrs Gardner
Wilson
Pate
Philppy
Miss Frazier
Westernland
Western
Borris
Nation
Messrs
Thomas
Miss Bortis
Ralph Thomas
Philpott
Ira Nolte
Methodist Church
Phelan Opera House
E. F P. Wilson
Chadron
Alliance Pecgié
Kearney
Peru
Western Nebraska
King
Ranke
South Bend
Lake Shore Road
E. H. Fitzhugh
Frontier
Ft, Monroe
Stroy
Regan
Oxfords
Edtire Line
Ortons
William H. D. Haggard
Brazil
Wil
Colombia
American Bankers’ Association
Los Angeles
Braila
Maria Liega
Joseph Stolesco
Georgia State Senate
Leander
Keyse
Cana Dover
Western Theological Seminary
Atchison, Kan
Anna
Edith Hill
Highland Park
Aisters
Gordon Silverthorne
Newark
New Brunswick
E. H. R. Green
Hetty Green
Texas
Eleanor Sheppard
W. H. Sheppard
Boston and Maine Railroad
George Crel
Springfield
Masa
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