Contributions to Sisters Academy Receipts Listed
A record of donations to the Sisters Academy shows amounts paid by various contributors. Listed sums include 250.00 from J O Keefe and 106.00 from F J Brennan, with multiple smaller payments totaling 5 600.00. The report notes many subscriptions are partial payments and that weekly updates will publish the collected totals.
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Sisters
Anor. Annee
J. Hamilton
SR Groot
T. Ji O'Keefe, Cee Sctcieees 250.00 Cy Miao : Ceedeas
L. A. Basohhty
Ccccecceves
Catherine Roddy Che
Sisters of Providence plan Crawford convent school site
The Crawford Tibma reports strong local support for a convent school for Crawford girls to be run by the Sisters of St. Frances. A brick academy building is under construction and expected to open next June, with a hospital planned nearby to aid northwest residents avoiding trips to Omaha.
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Crawford—noung Ladies
Order of Providence
Our Fel
Bodiel
Alliance
Crawford
Nebraska
Muiiaing
Adies
Charon
Douglas
Fomont
Sister
Northwest
Good Sisters of St. Frances
Tribune
New Theatorium Promises Deluxe Film Experience
Alliance theatre goers will premiere a modern Theatorium in the Rumner Block with Laemmle Film service and the Camegraph machine endorsed by the National Board of Fire Underwriters. The venue offers flickerless pictures, Auxidaphone sound, two shows nightly at 7 30 and 8 30, 10 cent floor admission, 70 cent balcony, and care for ladies and unattended children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Rumner
Laemmle Film Service
Powers Camegraph
National Board of Fire
Camegraph
Reading and Impersonating at Methodist Church
Miss Vesta L. Perkins presents an entertainment in the Methodist church next Tuesday evening, March 24. Admission 35 cents, children under twelve pay 10 cents. Perkins comes highly recommended.
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Vesta L. Perkins
Isc
Miss Perkins
Car Load of Vehicles Brings Surries and Wagons Here
Cr. C. Smith announces a large car load of surries spring wagons and road carts arriving for inspection and pricing. He invites residents of the region to call and compare prices and selection.
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Cr. C. Smith
For Sale Rooming House Near Opera House
For sale centrally located rooming house with reasonable rent. Apply at The Herald office. gt, Dr. Allen, dentist. Opera house block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
Dr. Allen
Opera House
Hitchcock Free of Charge Acquittal in New York Court
Raymond Hitchcock the actor was acquitted by direction of Justice Blanchard in a New York Supreme Court case linked to Ellen Von Hagen. Flora Whiston contradicted earlier testimony, testifying Hitchcock harmed no one and that her prior statements were directed by an agent of the Gerry Society. The judge urged investigation into Whiston's testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Direction of Justice
Blanchard
Supreme Court
Ellen von Hagen
Flora Whiston
Garvan
Hitchcock
Gerry Society
von Hagen
General Brooke Wins Suit Over Havana Slaughter Privilege
The U S supreme court rules against the Countess of Buena Vista in her $250,000 damages claim tied to General Brooke Way. The case centered on an order abolishing the Havana cattle slaughter right tied to her father’s sheriff title. The court find no property loss mandated against the United States. An American warship heads to Port au Prince as a precaution after revolut ionist executions, with Washington seeking to avoid intervention while allowing Haitians to govern themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Countess of
Buena Vista
Brooke Way
Supreme Court of the United States
United States District Court
New York
Brooke
Cuba
Havana
District Court
United States
Supreme Court
Congress Reinstates Motto On Coins And Boosts Army Medical
The house session focused on suspended rules with bills passed to restore the motto In God We Trust on American coins and to increase the efficiency of the army medical department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Duluth Woman Acquitted in Chisholm Axe Killing
Mrs Selma Mattson of Duluth Minnesota was acquitted by a jury in the Chisholm murder case. She was charged with killing her husband on January 14 by sinking a double bit axe into his skull.
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Mattson
Duluth
Minn
Selma Mattson
Chisholm
Fire Destroys Much of Shoshone Business District
A large fire in Shoshone Wyoming destroyed much of the business district after starting in a saloon. Damage is estimated around sixty thousand dollars.
Navy reshuffle as Evans to lead Atlantic fleet homeward
President Roosevelt approves moves in which Rear Admiral Evans will relinquish command after the San Francisco naval review and Admiral Thomas succeeds him for the Puget Sound visit. Rear Admiral Sperry to head Atlantia on its globe voyage with a July departure from San Francisco. Retirements prompt two rear admiral promotions for Schroeder and Wainwright, with Emory to second squadron.
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Washington
Charles
Sperry
Atlantia
San Francisco
Globe
Roosevelt
Evans
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Thomas
Puget Sound
Wantil
Seaton Schroeder
Richard Wainwright
Emory
Flotilla Officers Inspect Panama Canal Progress
The American torpedo boat flotilla officers toured the canal on March 18, traveling by train to Gatun then walking to lock sites. They praised the progress and inspected the major work areas along the waterway.
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Canal
Panama
Gatun
Warships at Port au Prince
British cruiser Indefatigable and German cruiser Bremen have arrived in Port au Prince to protect foreign residents. An American warship is expected soon. City remains quiet but anxious after a loud gun salute alarmed residents. Haitien officials deny further executions beyond Sunday’s. Government plans to expel insurrection leaders from consulates and reserve prosecution for future uprisings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Au Prince
Indefatigable
Bremen
Haytien
Council of Ministers
Gonalves
Michigan Students Released After Star Theater Riot
All University of Michigan students arrested during the riot at the Star theater are freed. Fifteen posted $1,000 bail each after appearing before Justice Doty. Three pleaded guilty to loitering and were fined $4.65. Bailees face Friday examinations on rioting charges.
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Rictous
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Star Theater
Liberty
New Trial Bid Filed for Giuseppe Alla in Priest Killing
Attorney Robert H Widdecombe filed a motion for a new trial for Giuseppe Alla the condemned murderer of Father Leo Hein richs. The defense argues Alla was insane at the time of the killing and notes the discovery of two weapons in his possession with Alla kept under double guard at the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alla
Denver
Giuseppe Alla
Leo Heinrichs
Robert H. Widdecombe
Italians in Danger of Lynching in West Virginia
In Elkins West Virginia March 18 two Italians named Joe and Lewis Farro are surrounded by a miner posse seeking vengeance for the murder of two miners Walter Rogge and J W Averd at Copen. The Italians claim a disputed debt led to the killings and fear immediate lynching ensues.
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Elkins
W. Va
Joe
Lewis Farro
Walter Rogge
J. W. Averd
Copen
St Louis Breweries Tied Up by Brewers Strike
In St Louis and East St Louis about 24 breweries were nearly shut by a walkout of 3500 union brewers. Employers said a beer famine is not possible and the strike would end soon.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
Kate Law Upheld On Rebates To Export Shipments
The U S Supreme Court ruled against Armour Packing Swift Morris and Cudahy Packing in Missouri over Elkins act rebates. The ruling, announced by Justice Day, finds Elkins applies to transport anywhere and to both shipper and carrier. Justice Brewer dissented on contract concerns. Chief Justice and Justice Peckham joined Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Armour Packing Company
Swift & Co
Morris & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Kansas City
Kaw
United States Circuit Court
Western District of Missouri
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Day
Harlan
White
McKenna
Holmes
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Brewer
Peckham
Missouri
Michigan Students Riot Burned Star Theater in Ann Arbor
In Ann Arbor, Michigan on March 17 a student riot led to the Star theater being wrecked. About twenty students jailed and a crowd of around two thousand attacked the building tearing out windows doors and even rolling a piano into the street while dancing on it amid cheers. Police and fire crews responded as missiles felled officers and the hose line was seized by rioters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Star Theater
Ann Arbor College
Henderson
General Horne on Trial for Kansas City Editor Killing
The trial of General R C Horne begins in criminal court here for the shooting of H J Groves managing editor of the Kansas City Post and wounding O D Woodward. Groves died three days after the November 23 incident. Horne, vice president of the Post Publishing Company, says he acted after being robbed.
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Kansas City
R. C. Horne
H. J. Groves
Kansas City Post
Horne
Post Pubishing Company
Groves
O. D. Woodward
Woodward
Starr Named Leader Of Robbery Gang In Oklahoma
In Bartlesville Oklahoma on March 17 the police report the Tyro Kansas trio of bank robbers remains at large in the hills along Hominy creek about twenty miles southwest. Possees continue the hunt. Local reports identify the gang leader as Harry Starr a known southwestern character the authorities have sought for months.
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Starr
Bartlesville
Oklo
Tyro
Hominy Creek
Harry Starr
Nightingale Given Freedom of City in London
Florence Nightingale, 88, organizer of Crimea War nursing, was granted the freedom of London. The Guildhall ceremony drew a large crowd of doctors and nurses, while Nightingale herself was unable to attend due to infirmity and was represented by her nephew.
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Miss Nightingale
London
Florence Nightingale
Public Printer Stillings Resigns in Washington
Public Printer Charles B. Stillings resigned and the president accepted the resignation, effective immediately in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillings
Washington
Charles 8. Stillings
Aldrich Bill Withdrawn as LaFollette Attacks Morgan Power
Wisconsin Senator LaFollette denounces the Aldrich bill linking it to Morgan and Standard Oil. He says banks oppose the measure, cites New York Clearing House, and accuses financial interests of using currency politics to serve special goals amid panic and agricultural stress. Analysts debate railway bonds and asset currency amid cross accusations.
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Washington
LaFollette
Senate
Committee On Finance
Morgan
Standard
Otl
Aldrich
Wisconsin
Rhode Inland
Mr. Morgan
Mrr. Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Wall Street
Hand Painted China Exhibit By Pickard Studios Arrives
Holsten announces an exhibit next Monday March 23 at his store featuring hand painted china from Pickard Studios Chicago. The collection showcases exquisite shapes, decoration, and gold work and offers duplicate ordered pieces for June weddings with no sales at display.
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Holsten
Sewler
Pickard Studios
Chicago
Pickard
Holsten's
Marsland Community Notes Guests and Local Projects
Marland residents report Emile Jacobson building a barn while Jr Sullenburger finishes a cellar. True Miller and family spent Monday in town. E B Ford returns from York Nebraska. B and M claim agent Mr Clark assisted with losses. Mrs E T Gregg transacted business in Hemingford. Bennett Poole and Luther Clark on Alliance business. Marsland Lumber Co fenced their yard lots. Rhode Island Red roosters arrive from De. G. Pat Murphy returns to Alliance. Mrs Douglas of Hemingford seeks medical care. Sullenbuarger family visits from Cheyenne. Charley Gregg heads to Sioux Co homestead with his father. Kendric Hros steam plow arrives for ranch work and first class operation. Curious device draws local interest amid ongoing breaking work.
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Emile Jacobson
Jr. Sullenburger
True Miller
EB. E. Ford
York
Neb
Mr. Clark
E. T. Gregg
Hemingford
A. E. Bennett
N. G. Poole
Luther Clark
Alliance
Marsland Lumber Co
de. G
Express
Rhode Island
Kendric Hros
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Sisters’ Academy
Convent School
New Theatorium
Countess
Eagle
Guantanamo
Haiti
Hayden
Hayti
State Department
Wyo
Fighting Bob
Will
Admiral Thomas
Fleet
Port AU Pringe
Kate Law
Bupreme Court
Shipper
Justice Brewer Diesenta
Opinion
Ascals
Aldrich Bil
LA Follette
Raps Morgan
Standard Old Crowd
Senator LA Follette
Hicks
China
Marsland
DR. T. Allen
Kinkaid
J. L. Hippixs
F. E. Reddish
the Herald
Wm. James
Allen
John Deere & Velie
J. R. Jordan
Niobrara Ave
E. Catuins
P. R. Workman
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