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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1909

Page

3

Secretary of State Board Run Down in Lincoln Fatal Crash

Secretary of state board of equalization member Christopher Schaviand was killed after being struck by a touring car on Fourteenth and H streets near the state capitol. The driver Frank Rawlins and three companions admitted taking the car without the owner’s knowledge. Rawlins is jailed.

Lincoln Christopher Schaviand State Board of Equalization Fourteenth H Streets State Capitol Frank Rawlins L. W. Joers Rawlins Herman Bernecker Young Rawlins

Flood Forces Evacuations as Salt Creek Rises in Lincoln

A May 18 storm floods Salt Creek and Antelope Creek near Lincoln forcing residents in lowlands to seek safety. Mrs. Stella Cole drowns at her water surrounded home while baby is saved by a rescuer named Kelly who narrowly escapes. The body of Cole is later recovered and Rokeby reports a bad flood area near the Rock Island line.

Lincoln Salt Creek Antelope Creek Stella Cole City Park Kelly Rokeby Rock Island

Death of Thomas A. Creigh Former G A R Nebraska Leader

Thomas A. Creigh, former commander of the Grand Army of the Republic in Nebraska, died of pneumonia at his home after five days of illness linked to exposure at the York state encampment. Burial was at Forest Lawn cemetery with a simple semi private funeral at 112 North Thirty second Avenue. Attendees included family friends, G A R comrades, Women's Relief Corps, Ladies of the G A R and Masons.

Omaha Thomas A. Creigh Grand Army of the Republic Nebraska Grand Army York Forest Lawn Cemetery Creigh North Thirty-second Avenue Women's Relief Corps The Masonic Lodge

Eleven Carloads of Wyoming Wool Reach Omaha Plant

Eleven carloads of Wyoming wool have arrived at the Omaha Wool and Storage plant this week with more shipments likely. Wool prices show an upward tendency as growers expect 25 to 26 cents. The Chicago warehouse is incomplete, limiting stockholders to $8, leaving growers in the dark. Omaha bankers offer last year’s terms: all the money you need with warehouse certificates as collateral at market rates.

Omaha Wyoming Omaha Wool and Storage Company Chicago

Ex Governor Crounse Laid To Rest In Nebraska

Funeral rites for Lorenzo Crounse former governor soldier and congressman drew many mourners at the Hitchc ock home in Omaha. Rev John Williams praised his steadfast integrity during an era of lax standards. Family and 16 Legion of Honor veterans attended. The body was transported to Fort Calhoun and interred in the family plot without additional rites.

Omaha Gilbert M. Hitchceck Lorenzo Crounne Cronuse John Williams William G. Crounse Marie Crounse M. Hitchcock George McIntyre Congressman Hitchcock Henry Doorly Doorly Legion of Honor Mr. Crounse Fort Calhoun Crounse

Thayer Neb threat targets Rev Pflug at school

In Thayer county a note in red ink reading Rev Pflug you are hereby requested to get out of the country inside of twelve hours was posted on his lawn. The minister and teacher denies criminal intent over charges from pupils. Sheriff and county attorney investigate with deputies guarding Pflug.

York Neb Thayer Pflug Sherif

Pharmacy Board Holds Central City Exam

Twenty nine young people traveled to Central City to take the state board of pharmacy examination for pharmacist certificates. Central City was chosen as the testing site because it is home to board member Hubert Lock, with the exam schedule rotating among board homes. The board includes George B. Cristoph Norfolk Charles K R Sherman Omaha A V Pease Fairbury Frank Ross Fremont and Hubert Lock Central City.

Central City Neb State Board of Pharmacy Hubert Lock George B. Cristoph Norfolk Charles KR. Sherman Omaha A. V. Pease Fairbury Frank Ross Fremont

Richards Chosen Commander at Nebraska G A R Encampment

York Nebraska May 15 officers elected at the thirty third annual encampment of the Nebraska department Grand Army of the Republic Commander L D Richards of Fremont senior vice commander JL Thompson of Fairbury junior vice commander Henry Alberts of York surgeon Dr Fred Brother Beatrice chaplain J Mickle of Lincoln Lincoln May 15 Chief of Police Cooper notified clubs to discontinue intoxicating liquor sales after June 1 and have no stock on hand to keep Lincoln dry for the coming year.

York, Neb Nebraska Grand Army of the Republic L. D. Richards Fremont JL. N. Thompson Fairbury Henry Alberts York Fred Brother Beatrice J. Mickle Lincoln Cooper Excise Board

Tornado damages farms near Beatrice and Missouri rail lines damaged

Beatrice Nebraska reports a tornado struck a farming area south and west of town with many buildings wrecked and downed wires. Damage to northern Missouri rail tracks noted as the storm’s extent remains unknown. Heavy rain fell in Nebraska’s southeast corner. Sutton Nebraska reports Will Hicks pled guilty to murder and robbery and received seven years in the state penitentiary. His wife filed a $25,000 damages suit against Sutton saloons.

Beatrice Neb Missouri Missouri River Nebraska Sutton Will Hicks Hurd

Six Saloons Reopen After Norfolk Drought Stormy Meeting

Norfolk Nebraska reports six saloons reopen after two weeks drought and license approval at a heated council session. The ordinance allows seven saloons. council failed to agree on the seventh proprietor.

Norfolk Neb

Cambridge Electric Plant Burned in Cambridge Nebraska

The Cambridge Electric Light plant and the dwelling house of P. B. Cole were destroyed by fire. A neighboring old store also burned. Estimated loss is 12 000 dollars with 5200 dollars insured. Cole’s loss around 4000 dollars with 1000 dollars insurance. Shuberts win control of the Burwood theater in Omaha for the coming year.

Cambridge Electric Burne Cambridge Neb Cambridge Electric Light Company P. B. Cole City Electrician

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Wiew Crown Pianos Geo. P. Bent Co., of CROWN T. J. Threlkeld Alliance, Nebr Bellwood Bowman Hand Copsey Alliance Hospital Alliance, Nebraska Nebraska News G. A. AR Pharmacy Board Amance An Studio Alliance NEBR H. P C. C. Smith Zeinden Mikado Newberry’s Hardware Co Hicks Shuberts Shubert A. D. Rodgers Panhandle South Dakota Feagins Rumer Bik Majestic Steel de Laval Acheson Bros Dierks Lamber &Coal Co D. Waters Mgr Nelson Fletcher Fire Insurance Agency Liverpool London Ing. Co Herman Amortonn New Hampshire
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