Hot Springs Doctors Chief of Staff to Visit Lincoln May 22
The Chief of Staff of the Hot Springs Doctors will tour the state and visit Lincoln on May 22 at the Drake hotel to offer the home treatment for chronic and nervous diseases. Noted specialists examine patients and may undertake cures while emphasizing permanent results and careful use of medicines. Married women must be accompanied by husbands and minors by parents for consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Lincoln
White
University Place
Nebi
Nebr
Og Worda
Sam
H. R. Warre
Drake Hotel
Hot Springs Doctors
14Th and
O Streets
Supreme Court Upholds Commodities Clause Yet Puzzles Railroads
Washington May 4 The Supreme Court affirmed the commodities clause as applied to coal shipments but ruled stock ownership in producing companies is not barred. The decision allows railroads to own stock in subsidiaries yet prohibits transporting coal they have not fully sold or disassociated from. The ruling preserves the act but suggests railroads may bypass it by reorganizing into subsidiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of Portnsylvania
Supreme Court
Justice White
Justice Harlan
Congress
Whipping Post Debate in Missouri Senate Defeated
In Jefferson City on May 4 the senate upheld the whipping post as a disciplinary tool for the Missouri penitentiary. A proposed constitutional amendment to abolish the punishment was defeated and a vote on the prohibition is scheduled for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
Senate
Steel firms cut wire prices in early May
United States Steel announces a price reduction from 11 to 10 a ton on wire and wire products. Pittsburg Steel company and other independents promptly match the drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg Steel Company
Boxton Testifies in Bribery Trial of Calhoun
Dr. Charles Boxton former Belmite supervisor testified in San Francisco as the star witness in the Patrick Calhoun bribery case. He described accepting marked bills in 1907 to vote for an ordinance aiding federal skating rink policy and recounted Burns prompting his confession and Roy’s confirmation that two of Rent’s lieutenants engineered the trap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charles Boxton
Belmite Board of Supervisors
Patrick Calhoun
United Ballrome
Hoxton
William J. Burbs
District Attorney's Office
Schmite
G. M. Roy
Boxton
William J. Burns
Roy
Abraham Rent
BUGG TESTIFIES FOR HAINS AT FLUSHING TRIAL
In Flushing New York on May 4 the Hains murder trial entered its third week with Lee Bugg a Bayside Yacht club member testifying that he discussed Bayside property with Thornton Hains and arranged a meeting at the club. The testimony supports lack of premeditation and aligns with Thornton Hains account of visiting the yacht club to locate Bugg or Jesperson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flushing
L. IL
Hains
Peter C. Hains, Jr
William KB. Annis
Lee Bugg
Bayside Yacht Club
Annis Wan
Thornton Hains
Buge
Annis
Bugg
Jesperson
Bayside
Will of T. B. Hoagland funds several charities
Theodore B. Hoagland a St Joseph capitalist who died last week left bequests to Tuskegee Institute and Christian Home Orphanage. others went to Central College Fayette Mo and Methodist Episcopal Church South. He leaves his home and $60,000 to his cousin Miss Annie Clarkson and gifts to the Shut-In Society of New York. He had suffered invalidity for nearly forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Theodore B. Hoagland
Tuskegee Institute
Annie &. Clarkson
Society of
New York
Hongland
Carnegie Hero Fund awards at Pittsburg meeting
At the regular quarterly session in Pittsburg the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission awarded twenty three people for deeds of heroism. The prizes included sixteen bronze and seven silver medals, $14,000 in cash and annuities totaling $125 a month. No western awardees were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Chicago grain and provisions mixed on May session
Bulls pushed wheat but overall closing was irregular with December weak while May and July options dipped. Corn and oats ended steady with provisions steady. Cash prices posted for No 2 hard wheat and No 2 white oats as South Omaha cattle hogs and sheep receipts and prices were reported with gains in various classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Prices Report May 3
Cable receipts total 19 000 up 10 to 150 with steers cows and calves selling within specified ranges. Hoga receipts 44 000 steady to lower with packing pigs and bulk sales around 7.20 to 7.35 while sheep receipts 12 000 show higher values for yearlings and lands figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Chicago
Three Marked for Death in Sicilian Plot
A Sicilian captive in Chicago reveals that detectives Petrosino Longobardi and Dantonio were marked for death by the Black Hand years ago. He ties the New Orleans scheme to two New York Italians who operated a West Side grocery and attacked Longobardi in the alley wounding his left wrist while a throat stab failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gabriel Longobardi
Black Hand Squad
Joseph Petrosino
New York
Black Hand Society
Petrosino
Italy
Longobard
New Orleans
West Aide
Longobardi
Loneobardi
Tragedy in Police Court Sparks Fatal Shooting
In Detroit on May 1 Dr. G K Boyajian an Armenian shot and fatally wounded his nephew Harotoon H Gaspanian during arraignment of his wife on a statutory charge He then shot at his wife missing and grazing her hat A newspaper artist Joseph L Kraemer saved the woman by pushing her into a vacant jury room The doctor said he uncovered alleged relations between wife and nephew after hearing his wife murmur his nephew’s name in sleep He claims a full confession from his wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
G. K. Boyajian
Harotoon H. Gaspanian
Boyajian
Lynn
Mass
Orput Testifies of Campaign Spending in Grant County
George T D Orput of Platteville tells the senatorial investigation committee he spent 1575 in Grant county for Samuel A Cook during the primary. He cannot name recipients of the funds. He says he sent a $100 check to Meyer to aid Cook, which Meyer says was passed to others to return. He also supported Arthur W Kopp for congress with personal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
George TD. Orput
Platteville
Senatorial Investigation Committee
Grant County
Samuel A. Cook
Meyer
Stephenson
Orout
Cook
Orpat
Arthur W. Kopp
Congress
Kopp
Sentenced for land frauds in Oregon cases
Judge Huft in the United States district court sentenced two men from the Oregon land frauds. Hamilton H. Hendricks received 13 months on McNeill's Island and a $500 fine. Winlock W. Steiner, president of Butte Creek Land, Live Stock and Lumber Co., was fined $2,500. Hendricks was secretary and treasurer of the company charged with enclosing 20,000 acres of public domain in Wheeler county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Huft
United States District Court
Oregon
Hamilton H. Hendricks
McNeill's Island
Winlock W. Steiner
Butte Creek Land, Live Stock and Lumber Company
Hendricks
Butte Creek Company
Wheeler County
Japanese Squadron Arrives at San Francisco Harbor
The Japanese training squadron comprising the cruisers Aso and Soya arrived in San Francisco May 1 for a week long stay before heading to the North Pacific. The fleet was greeted by an international salute from Fort Funston and the West Virginia as the Pacific Fleet flagship. Local and federal officials plan a welcoming display to express appreciation for past courtesies shown to Admiral Sperry and his men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Aso
Soya
Porta
North Pacific
Fortress
West Virginia
Pacific
Hearst Editors Guilty of Libel Verdict
New York May 1 a jury found the publishers of the New York American guilty of libel in a trial over an article involving a local rocketeer. The decision marks a notable press case amid ongoing disputes over editorial conduct and publication legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
New York
Ge Winst
New York American
Rockeletter
MISS HOPPER ROMANCE TIED TO WALL STREET BROKER
Edna Wallace Hopper, famed stage beauty, married Albert C. Brown after his Wall Street failure, with the union kept quiet to avoid notoriety. Hopper stars in Fifty Mules From Deston as Brown’s legal actions seek a $7,500 auto and $25,000 policy she received just before his downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Edna Wallace Hopper
Albert C. Brown
Miss Hopper
George M. Cohan
Deston
Willl
de Wolf Hopper
Mr. Brown
Brown
Open Season Dates For Prairie Chickens and other Game
Open seasons listed include prairie chickens and grouse from Oct 1 to Nov 30. Ducks and geese run Sept 15 to April 30. Jacksnipes and Yellow legs from Sept 15 to May 1. Plover July 15 to Aug 31. Black bass six inches or longer from June 1 to Nov 30. Trout eight inches or longer from April 1 to Oct 1. All other fish April 1 to Nov 15.
Administrators Sale of Estate of Adolph Hubermann in Nebraska
Notice in Douglas County Nebraska court for Henry Hoberman and John Benniewitz administrators to sell real estate of Adolph Hubermann by public auction at Alliance Box Butte County on May 7 at 2 PM. Property described as Northwest Quarter of Section 2A Township 25 Range 45. Sale remains open one hour. Dated April 1 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Douglas County
Nebraska
Henry
Alliance
Hox Butte County
Range
Box Butte County
Henry ©. JuphiMann
Jomn A. Besxewrrs
Adolph B. Hubermann
Notice to Creditors Estate of Charles Mayer
Box Butte Nebraska County Judge L A Berry notifies all claimants against the estate of Charles Mayer to appear October 2, 1908 at 10:00 AM in Alliance County Court. Claims must be filed or be barred. Publication for three weeks in Alliance Herald. Hand and seal of the court April 10. County Judge L A Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piis Potlee
Lin Alliancr
Benny
Road 40 road establishment notice for Hex Butte County
County Clerk of Hex Butte Nebraska announces a proposed road from Township 24 to Township 27, varying from section lines. The commissioners report favoring the road. objections or damages must be filed by noon June 16, 1900. April 14, 1908. W. C. Mouwrs, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hex Butte County
Nebraska
James A. Hunter
Barney Pitts
Nathan A. Rockey
George Carroll
Carl W. Roberts
Isaac Rockey
Jacob C. Osborn
Julius Kaiser
Margaret A. Stevens
John M. Kuhn
John Armstrong
W. 8
Snow Road
W. C. Mouwrs
Personal tax reminders and tax sale notices
Taxes are due November 1 with delinquent amounts by December. Land tax delinquent May 1. Interest accrues from delinquency. Real estate advertised for sale the first week in October and sold for taxes the first Monday in November. Include property descriptions in all tax communications. Freo Monteixa, County Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freo Monteixa, Co
Palace Meat Market ad seeks cattle and hogs in Alliance
Fat cattle and hogs wanted for top market price paid in cash on delivery. Only good quality animals accepted by Palace Meat Market in Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Meat Market
Alliance
Amberol Records Expand Edison Phonograph Playtime
Amberol Records offer four minute plus melodies and voices with a new attachment for Edison Phonographs. The attachment works with existing two minute records and preserves playback. Longer selections are now available and heard at our store. new phonographs play both Standard and Amberol records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Edison Phonograph
Also Mentioned on This Page
Smith Center
Kansas
Kans
Star Witness
Frisco
Tella
Byrne
Will OF
T. B. Hoagland
Wisconsin
Steiner
Rdna Wallace Nopper
John A. Hennewitz
First National
Hank
Omaha
Mr. Edison
Amberol Records
Alliance, Nebr
Charters Hotel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!