Woman Credits Dr King’s New Life Pills in Kidney Cure
Neighbor Mrs W P Spaugh of Manville Wyoming recalls a claim that Paul King’s New Life Pills cured her obstinate kidney trouble and made her feel like a new woman. The ad touts the pill as a remedy for stomach, liver and kidney troubles at 25 cents through F J Brennan’s.
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Miles
G. H. Wes
Austinburg
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
W. P. Spaugh
Manville
Wyo
Dr. King
F. J. Brennan
Nebraska Fifth District Congressman Delays Taft Lincoln Visit
Lincoln September 26 The University of Nebraska opened with over 2 000 registered for city campus courses and the first convocation by Chancellor Avery. Congressman George W Norris has not replied to an invitation to help host President Taft's Lincoln stop, with bipartisan plans to welcome the president during his two hours in the city.
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Lincoln
Taft
University of Nebraska
The
Agricultural College
Avery
Nebraska
Congress
George W. Norris
Fifth District
Norris
Red Willow County
Curbing the Platte River Plan Near Fremont
Fremont Neb September 26 county boards of Podge and Saunders met to decide flood control along the Platte River to keep water from running north. They awarded a contract to J N Maher at one dollar per foot to place 1000 feet of fascines from Fremont island east to the wagon bridge.
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Fremont, Neb
Podge and
Saunders
Platte River
Fremont Island
J. N. Maher
Governor Denies Return of Woman Accused in Iowa Kidnap Case
Governor Aldrich refuses to honor a requisition to return Mrs. Julia Howard to Glenwood Iowa where a warrant had been issued for her on a charge of kidnapping two sons of her first husband. Mrs. Howard alleges the children came with their own accord and with their mother's permission. The children testified that their mother had allowed them to live with Mrs. Julia Howard.
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Aldrich
Julia Howard
Glenwood
Chilldren
State Supreme Court to Hear American Surety Case
At the next term opening Oct 2 the state will argue against American Surety Co in the Incorporation tax dispute. W T Thompson then attorney general moved to oust the company for not fully complying with the Junkin anti trust act provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
American Surety Company
W. T. Thompson
Nade
Townrd
Barber shop fumigated as anthrax scare renews fears
Omaha reports the Benson barber shop where Joseph Mackin, the alleged anthrax patient, was shaved has been fumigated and all instruments sterilized to prevent spread. Mackin's condition is said to have improved yet authorities fear the infection may prove fatal.
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Omaha
Benson
Joseph Mackin
Mackin
Basil Mullen Denied Pardon in Murder Case
Basil Mullen and two companions were sentenced to prison for the murder of Ham Pak a Chinese restaurateur in Omaha. Governor Aldrich denied a pardon. Mullen had turned state's evidence at the trial and received twenty years while Almerk and Pumphrey were given life terms.
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Basil Mullen
Lincoln
State Penitentiary
Ham Pak
Omaha
Aldrich
Mullen
Almerk
Pumphrey
Platte County Democrats pick delegates to Norfolk convention
In Columbus Nebraska on September 26 the Platte County Democratic convention elected delegates for the Norfolk congressional convention. Thirteen of sixteen delegates support Dan Stephens of Fremont though the delegation is not instructed.
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Columbus
Neb
Platte County
Democrate
Norfolk
Eixteen
Dan Stephens
Fremont
Breach of Promise Suit Settled Out of Court
The breach of promise case of Mies Lalu Lievd against George Justice a wealthy retired farmer was settled out of court at Nebraska City and the case dismissed with Lievd receiving £20,000.
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Mies Lalu Lievd
George Justice
Nebraska City
Officers' Names in Stone At Wayne Normal School Cornerstone
Lincoln reports on the Wayne state normal school cornerstone where the names of the State normal board appear alongside the builders firm. State Superintendent Crabtree says the board did not order the inscription. Architect J. H. Craddock of Omaha designed the building but declined to have his name on the stone.
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Lincoln
Wayne
State Normal School
State Normal Board
Crabtree
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Atatev
Contractora
J. H. Craddock
Omaha
Ministers Ordain Deacons Elders in Grand Island
Seven Grand Island district Methodist students were ordained deacons and three ministers ordained elders at Trinity Methodist Church by Bishop Nuelsen. Names include Carl B. Bader Earl F P Bows Carl T Steiner G C Albin W N Wallace H G Parker Milo W Rose Amos Bonham John H McDonald and Charles Ford. A resolution condemns Secretary Wilson for accepting honorary presidency of the International Brewers and Hop Growers Organization and asks him to refuse the office with a letter to Taft urging decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Grand Island
Methodist Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Nuelsen
Carl B. Bader
Earl FP. Bows
Carl T. Steiner
G. C. Albin
W. N. Wallace
H. G. Parker
Milo W. Rose
Amos ©. Bonham
John H. McDonald
Charles Ford
Secretary of Agriculture
James Wilson
International Brewers and Hop Growers’ Organization
Wilson
Taft
Hanneman Granted Divorce In Fairbury Term
Judge L M Pemberton granted a divorce to Hanneman from his wife at Fairbury after a heated term. The ruling included $5 000 alimony and a north Jansen land quarter section joint ownership. The next district session begins October 23.
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L. M. Pemberton
Fairbury
Hanneman
Pemberton
Jansen
Widow sues Union Pacific over engineer's death in Nebraska
Ella Huxtell, widow of Fred J. Huxtell, sued Union Pacific in Lincoln district court for $50,000 claiming her husband, a Union Pacific engineer, was ordered from the round house to an engine the morning of New Year’s Day. A snowstorm forced a detour around an ice covered water crane where Huxtell stepped on the track and was struck by a switch engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Lincoln
Ella Huxtell
Fred J. Huxtell
Sidney
Huxtell
Governor seeks return of embezzler Oran E Hess from Seattle
Governor Aldrich has issued a requisition for the return to Howard county of Oran E Hess held in Seattle Washington on embezzlement charges. Hess formerly managed the Farmers Grain and Supply Co at Elba and disappeared last April. He is accused of embezzling 1116 55 from the firm and the bond company has already paid 3500 of shortage, with total loss expected near 4000.
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Aldrich
Howard County
Oran E. Hess
Seattle
Wash
Farmers’ Grain and Supply Company
Elba
Omaha
Railroad Seeks Change of Venue in Flood Damage Cases
Lincoln Sept 26 The Burlington railroad seeks removal of pending Salt creek flood damage actions from Lancaster county to other courts. Motions filed cite 113 affidavits from citizens across the county claiming prejudice against jurors eligible for service in damages cases from 1907 and 1908 floods.
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Railroad
Lincoln
St Averson
Lancaster County
Burlington Railroad
Corncob Fight Leaves Ranch Worker Eye Lost
Karl Luther, a ranch hand near Broken How Nebraska, lost an eye after a sham battle among laborers. A corncob struck him in the eye and, despite medical care, doctors say the eye cannot be saved.
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Karl Luther
Here
Luther
Jack the Hugger Fined by Judge for Embrace Incident
J Viasek known as Jack the Hugger in Saline county was fined 100 dollars by Judge Gladwish after an attempt to embrace Miss Nelson, a Milford Farmers and Merchants Bank cashier. He paid the fine and is sixty years old.
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Jack the Hugger
J. Viasek
Saline County
Miss Nelson
Milford
Gladwish
Vesuvian
Naples
Glenn Lackey
Ferguson
Vandalia
Dugger
Ind
George Ruhlen
Haton
James P. Hepburn
Princeton University
East Orange
N. J
James P. Murphy
James J. Ward
Ward
Addison
N.Y
Frank W. Waterstreet
Fred
Kent
N. Y
Mary Henderson
Rose Pebrten
Evien Lumberg
Houghton
Wis
John Daly
Hines
William J. Boener
Chicago Typographical Union
John Olson
Taft welcomed by Kansas insurgents in hearty show of support
President Taft toured Kansas and Missouri as Republican factions temporarily united. Governor Stubbs urged a royal reception, while Senator Curtis and Senator Bristow joined regulars in greeting Taft. Mulvane and Dolley forecast a solid Kansas delegation for Taft as he spoke at Baldwin and Lawrence before concluding in Kansas City with the National Conservation Congress.
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Kansas
Taft
Stubbs
Mr. Taft
United States
Dolley
Stubba
Mulvane United
Curtis
Bristow
Mulvane
Hadley
Missouri
Illinois
Campbell
Kansas City
Iristin
Lawrence
University of Kanene
Baldwin
Pat Lawrence
T Wart
Raft
Keneas
National Conservation Congress
Editor and jeweler injured in Rock Island quarrel
J J Looney editor of the Rock Island News is under physicians care with a badly bruised condition. Jake Ramser prominent Rock Island jeweler has a severe bullet wound in the hand after a barber shop quarrel provoked by reports in the editor's paper. Ramser resented statements about him.
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J.J. Looney
Rock Island News
Jake Rameer
Rock Island
Ramser
Looney
American buys Tattershall Castle for move to Long Island
An American millionaire has purchased Tattershall Castle in Lincolnshire dating from the mid fifteenth century. The plan is to demolish the old structure and re erect it on Long Island. The castle, built by Lord Cromwell for Henry VI and praised as a premier medieval brick example in the United Kingdom, will be transported.
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Tattershall Castle
Lincolnshire
Long Island
Lord Cromwall
Henry VI
United Kingdom
Arab Pasha Dies in Cairo After Revolt Years
Arab Pasha, head of the 1882 Egyptian insurrection, dies in Cairo. Convicted of rebellion after pleading guilty, he was sentenced to death but exiled for life by the khedive. With other leaders he was sent to Ceylon in 1883. Pardoned in 1901 and returned to Egypt in 1902.
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Arab Pasha
Egypt
Cairo
Khedive
Ceylon
Toledo Aviator Perishes in Fairground Fire Death
Frank H. Miller, a Toledo aviator, was forced aloft by jeering crowds at the Marion county fair grounds in Troy. His plane exploded in flight at about 200 feet, his aircraft burst into flames and Miller died before spectators.
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Frank H. Miller
Toledo
Miarol County Fair
Troy
Stephenson Investigation Subpoenas Served Ahead of Oct Hearing
Henry Webber aide to the Senate sergeant at arms完成 subpoenas on witnesses for the Stephenson investigation. The Senate committee plans hearings beginning in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Webber
United States Senate
Stephenson
Senate
Multiple Disparate Events Reported Across Nations
A jumble of brief items notes a collapsed Catholic church in Canada, a man named George A. Kimmel in Niles Michigan, Senate seat appointment for Obediah Gardner of Rockland Maine, and labor strife on Harriman lines. Also reported are a fatal bear-impersonation shooting in Bucoda Washington, sharp flour price rises, a $35 000 gold dust theft on an Iditarod tramway, a Vesuvian storm with deaths, and mine explosions in Dugger Indiana.
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Wawsau
George A. Kimmel
Niles
Mich
Obediah Gardner
Rockland
Senate
Frye
Atkinson
Boilermakers' Union
Harriman
Robert Waddle
J. ¢. Cates
Bucoda
Wash
Canada
St. Louis
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J.J. Vance
Alliance, Nerer
H. P. Coursey
Dr. Miles
Nebraska News
Dodge and Saunders Boards
Supreme Court
Stephens
Johnson County
Arab
Pasha
Jeery
Sherman Parks
Henry Weaver
Platots
Parke
Tipton
Oklo
Thorndyke de Lane
Denver
Central Ansociation of Commercial Secretaries
Chicago
Indianapolis
Middle Creek Canyon
Bozeman, Mont
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Chaplain
Fort William
Ont
Tafthan
Grant
Governore Island
Sixth Avenue
Youngstown
Aviation
Nassau Boulevard
Garden City
Bart L. Ovington
Crasselli Chemical Works
Cleveland
Castellano
Mansfeld
Pa.) Fair
Toilet
Henry Phipps
Port Huron
St. Clair River
Joliet
Aunk
Jackson
Hazard
Leander Howard
William Marshall
Herald
U. S.S
U. S
U. S. Ordnance Board
U. S. Army
Winchester
Michelin
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