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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
1
The United States depository statement praises The First National Bank saying it has no clients but serves its customers and serves only their interests. It claims success in banking should be judged by service rendered, placing the bank at the top.
The text notes that wearing smaller In Hanan shoes creates extra space at the big toe joint, the area most shoes constrict. It implies comfort or fit benefits from the design.
E. E. Daughtry, brakeman, died at Ellsworth Tuesday when cars plunged on him during switching. The engineer is blamed for shutting off brakes causing the cars to strike. Remains were taken to Alliance for burial. wife and two children left for Chadron.
Ed Walsh alias Andy Cross was captured yesterday afternoon near Bridgeport by Sheriff Wiker and Ed Eldred for forging Charles Tully’s name on a $25 Alliance National Bank check. The fortuitous capture occurred as a Denver train departed. Walsh had $15 on him and awaits a preliminary hearing in county jail.
Alliance defeated Sidney 6 to 4 in the season opener on a wet Monday. Pettie led Sidney with three hits while Copsey pitched for Alliance with Freer backing him, and Wall, Steele, and Muntz each had two hits for Alliance.
A weekly update lists payments toward the Sisters' Academy including partial subscription receipts. Mrs. W. E. King is named among contributors with a total amount shown as 9 100.05 dollars. The committee continues collection efforts and will publish sums received each week.
The funeral of Mrs Emeline Beck aged 77 was held at the Methodist church last Sunday at 1 p.m. Rev J L Vallow officiated with interment in Greenwood cemetery. A native of Ohio she came to Nebraska four years ago and lived with her son Willis near Lakeside. Dropsy caused her death. she leaves three sons and one daughter.
During a Monday address in this city a messenger delivered a telegram to Mr. Bryan. He paused to read it and, after a brief moment of visible distress, resumed speaking as the audience watched.
Before announcing the news of Senator James K. Jones of Arkansas death in Washington the reverent orator struggled to hold tears. He spoke briefly of their friendship and pledged to honor the old war horse of democracy in a future address.
The wedding of Floyd Alonively to Florence Elizabeth Rumer was solemnized last evening at the bride’s parents home on Cheyenne Avenue. Rev. Graves of the Episcopal church officiated in front of a large circle of friends. The couple will tour Detroit Buffalo New York and Washington before returning via St. Louis in two weeks.
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