Two Men Claim Woman as Wife in Chicago Cigar-House Fight
In Chicago an in-house quarrel ends with John Whitfield and Joseph Bolleyn fighting over a woman who says she married both men. Police detach the scene at the cigar-makers union headquarters as the trio are taken to the Harrison Street station on disorderly conduct and bigamy charges. The woman confirms she married each man after leaving Whitfield last November.
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Chicago Record-Herald
John Whitfeld
Frank Whipple
John
Stuart
Cleveland
Chicago
Marie
Harrison Street
Met
Cigar-makers Union
Fifth Avenue
Madison Street
John Whitfield
Lowe Avenue
Joseph Bolleyn
Whitfield
Bolleyn
Bazak
Fifth ’Avenue
Belleyn
Her First False Step Theatre Offering at Atlantic
The Atlantic theater season showcases B. J. Carpenter's melodramatic comedy Her First False Step to be performed Tuesday evening October 6 for local audiences. The play promises thrilling scenes and climactic moments interspersed with bright up to date comedy as advertised by The Evening News.
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Atlantic
B. J. Carpenter
Lewis Resident Drops Dead Today
Fe K Patterson dies suddenly at about 70 in Lewis after heart trouble struck in the morning. A longtime Lewis resident, he leaves a widow and one child from a first marriage, with a sister married to W J Harris the local banker. His death shocks the community.
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B. BR. Patterson
Lewis
Merritt Makes Splendid Showing in Navy Youth Rise
Josiah Merritt, formerly yeoman first class, is rated acting Chief Yeoman in the Navy on July 29. Enlisted November 14, 1903, in Omaha, Neb. He is still on his apprentice enlistment and has an almost entirely clean record, with a May 1905 Yeoman third class rating and steady rise toward a permanent chief rank as he prepares for his next cruise. The item appears in Our Navy monthly from the San Francisco Naval Training Station. His age is under 21.
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Naval Training Station
San Francisco
Josiah Merritt
Navy
Merritt
Idaho trip returns and land talks fill Massena notes
Home from Idaho reports most party members back while Mar and Frank Morrison and Frank Daugherty arrived last week and Mr and Mrs John Holste came Monday moon. Holste negotiates for a quarter section at 75 dollars per acre. Daugherty and Matt Morrison may return next spring to rent. Ford visits son John ranching in southern state. Hogan oversees marketing of crops from his first purchase and may be away a month. Sime Wyckoff also arrived home Monday. The ladies of the German evangelical church plan an ice cream social on Wednesday October 7 at 4 o clock at Chiele's residence corner Tenth and Walnut streets. Everyone welcome.
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Idaho
Mar
Frank Morrison
Frank Daugherty
John Holste
Mr. Holste
Matt Morrison
Mr. Ford
John
Hogan
Sime Wyckoff
Massena
The
German Evangelical Church
Mrs Peterson Home After Wreck Recovery
Mrs. Peterson wife of Elkhorn banker John Peterson returned home this afternoon after a period of convalescence following injuries from a Arkansas wreck on August 7. She had been in hospital then away at Mrs Sutherland’s on Poplar Street where she slowly improved.
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Peterson
John Peterson
Elkhorn
Arkansas
Marshall Concert Company to perform at Congregational church
The Marshall Concert Company of Chicago will present a concert at the Congregational church on Thursday October 16. Also notes a sale of small white pickling onions at Brown Grocery Co attended by Rend the Evening News.
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Marshall Concert Company ‘of
Chicago
Congregational Church
Brown ‘Grocery CO
Parker Show Ad Advances as Atlantic Festival Opens
Mr. Lem A. Scott for Parker shows arrived Friday to organize a Monday start for advertising. The campaign promises hot trails, contests, and prizes including a genuine diamond ring for Atlantic’s most popular young lady by vote. The Fall Festival management pledges a premier, guest-filled experience devoid of open carnival excess.
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Lem A. Scott
Parker
Scott
Atlantic
Ex-employee John Sievers suffers serious football injury
A high school football game at the ball park left John Sievers, an Atlantic High School student and former employee, with a broken thigh in the upper third. He was rushed from Dr Gamble’s office to his uncle’s home where Dr Clark treated him. The store closes early Monday for a holiday.
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Lewis
John Sievers
Atlantic High School
Ball Park
John
Bey
Gamble
Clark
John Wll
Widowed Mrs Wilkinson Weds G W Lampkin Jr in Aberdeen
In Aberdeen South Dakota on September 18, Mrs. Benjamin Henry Wilkinson widow of the late Ben Wilkinson who died by her own hand two years ago married G W Lampkin Jr a well to do painter at the United Methodist church with Rev J W Taylor performing the ceremony. The couple reside at 12 South Second Street Aberdeen. The bride is widely known here and friends hope for happiness in the new alliance. Government land drawing October 5 to 7. registration papers advised by Gail M Hamill Dallas SD. Read the Evening News.
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Aberdeen
Benjamin Henry Wilkinson
Ben”? Wilkinson
G. W.lampkin, Jr
J. W. Taylor
South Dakota
Odd Fellows Hold County District Assembly Planning
A gathering at the Odd Fellows hall in this city completed plans for a district assembly of all county lodges and their families. Lewis lodge originated the idea. eight lodges with 700 800 members, plus Daughters of Rebekah and encampments, will form the Cass County I O O F District Association with officers led by H M Willard and Fred Sherer.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Lewis Lodge
Newls
Griswold
Anita
Maine
Viota
Cumberland
Massena
Daughters of Rebetkah
Fred Sherer
Lewis
W. Rowley
Order of the
Three Links
H. M. Willard
Atlantic
H. C. Ginett
Val Wiegand
Immense South American Sweet Potato Returns Home
Charlie Motz and family return from three years in South America where he represented the John Deere Plow Company. They will settle in Moline Illinois and Charlie and son Frank will continue with the company. Frank describes South America as full of opportunities. The News displays a six pound sweet potato grown by John Herbert, the largest yet found, drawing public attention.
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Motz
John Herbert
Charlie Motz
South America
John Deere Plow Company
Moline
Ill
Charlie
Frank
Wil
Brazil
Iowa
Threshing in Canada notes in Canora Advertiser
Dr T A Patrick of Yorktown threshed Preston wheat east of section 4-4-21-3 and hauled to Levi Beck mill earning 22.50 per acre. Co R Graham threshed and shipped from west 4% 23-20-4 one car Nor wheat one car oats two cars barley. Barley high grade, suitable for making. Cake sale announced at Highleys grocery Saturday afternoon by Mrs J Jacobs. Real estate transfers show John W Woodcock to John M Martin and wife, portion 9 29 08 52 82, 2000 dollars. Jones meat market advertises test sausage Wienerwurst and bologna.
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Canora
Sask
Canada
T. A. Patrick
Yorktown
Preston
Levi Beck
Co. R Graham
Niles Heads to Missouri Then Oklahoma to Visit Family
L W Niles, cashier of the Atlantic National Bank, departs this evening for Brookfield Missouri where his wife is visiting relatives, then will travel to Oklahoma City to visit their son Joe. They expect to be away about a week or ten days. Sealshipt oysters advertised by E F Jones Brown Grocery claim superior flavor and value.
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L. W. Niles
Atlantic National Bank
Brookfield
Oklahoma City
Joe
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Gail M. Hamill
Dallas
Evening News
Nebraska
Corn Belt
Dave Shuter
Nan ‘Gathering of All Odd Fellows
Uss County
Canora Advertiser
Highley's Grocery
John W. Woodcock
John M. Martin
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Okla
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E. F. Jones
Brown Grocery
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