Suit for state money held against Capital National bank
Des Moines reports that papers are prepared for a United States circuit court suit by State Treasurer Bartley to recover 980 361 84 dollars plus dividends from the Capital National bank. The bank failed and the state seeks recovery from ex treasurer Hill and bondsmen, with a 15 percent dividend of about 51 000 dollars held by receiver Hayden.
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Omaha
United States Circuit
Bartley
Capital National Bank
Hill
K. K. Hayden
Washington
Hayden
Family quarrel ends with assault on aged mother
A man identified as Miller attacked the mother of Saucerwain during a family quarrel on Grand Avenue. The report notes earlier incidents and competing accounts, with authorities investigating the motive and involvement of other family members.
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Grand Avenue
August Ssuerwein
Miller
Saucerwain
OWA
Fraker the Insurance Swindler Returns to Kansas City
Dr. George W. Fraker, an insurance swindler, described his years on the run from Denver to Wisconsin and Minnesota before deciding to return to Kansas City. He spoke of a river incident, living in cheap rooms, shaving his beard, and adopting the alias William Schnell while avoiding questions about towns and subsistence. He blamed a man named George Harry for tipping off authorities and said his heirs would receive the insurance proceeds.
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Kansas City
George W. Fraker
Grand Avenue
Fifth
Chicago
Milwaukee
Fraker
Denver
William Schnell
Schnell
Gilad
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Duluth
George Harry
Durrant Trial Opens With Scene Visit by Court Officials
The Durrant murder case opened with the district attorney’s statement as the court allowed reference to the Blanche Lamont discovery. After the address, judges and the defendant toured the murder scene. witnesses remained excluded during the adjourned opening.
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Ban Francisco
Theodore Durrant
Barnes
Blanch Lamont
Minnie Williams
Minnie William
William
Blanche Lamont
TWO NEBRASKA MEN KILLED AT ILLINOIS STATE FAIR
A tower on the machinery hall at the Illinois state fair grounds collapsed killing Lincoln plumbers Charles Hobson and James Parker. Several workers were injured, including carpenters Fred Herd N Williamson and Samuel Davenport. The loss runs to thousands as debris trapped men beneath bricks and mortar. Authorities speculated a Tuesday night rain weakened mortar and rushed construction may have caused the accident.
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Illnets State Ail
Springfield
Iils
Charles Hobson
James Parker
Lincoln
Neb
Fred Herd
N. Williamson
Sanuel Davenport
Chicago
John Gethard
Charles Brownell
James Clancay
Slater
DR. Hathaway & CO
United States
Auch Bara
Annals of Medicine
Cage
Skill , Cor
4Th
Nebraska Sts
Sioux City
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Tresaurer Bartley
Hill—Neligh Retafon Gaten College
Morten
Julge Noble
Des Moines
Nebraska
Norwolk
Norfolk
Iowa
Neligh
Gates College
Nuvian
H. E. Kruger
J. J. Melick
M. ©. Remington
Veath’s
Cruston
Daniel Dooley
The
Commercial Exchange
Horton
Frank Horton
Des Moines, Northern and Western Railway
Fats City
Charley Miller
al Townsend
Tecumseh
Townsend
Noble Waralyzed
Apis
Samuel Nobis
Monroe County
D. A. Noble
Creston
Nellie Fuller
Morrison
Chaadron
Heston, Neb
M. Correli
Hebron
Omana
Paul Miller
Crittenden
Jackson
Mexico City
Mexican National Railway
Crittendan
Associated Press
Rowe
Rowe Brothers
Papers of
Diaz
Mariscal
Olney
Mexican Central Railway
Drevegur
Chicago, St. Paul
Convention of Iowa Baptists
Hawarpen
Sioux Valley Baptist Association
Northwest Town
Margaret Montjoy
T. M. Patterson
Richard Crawford Campbell
Wheeling
W. Va
Civil Service Commission
San Francisco
Theodore Durant
Emanuel Church
Hualgaloc Commission
Lima
Peru
Terre Haute
Ind
G. D. Curtis
Adame Express Company
Columbus
J. Don Farden
Vandalia Railroad
J. Robert Barnatt
Port Simon
Coton
Committee of Nicaragua Ministera
Costa Rica
Port Limon
Iglesias
Fort Srae.z
D. R. Gastiday
Platte River
Elk Mountains
Laura Orvis
Shellrock
Stevenson
Bioomineron
Mls
Myra
Julia
Letitia
Alaska
Julia Stevenson
Ohio
Paunvine
Finnan
Treasury
Keachman
Hiegels
CurvEnne
Mark Martin
Meridan
Martin
Laramie County
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William I
Frederick III
Panead
Seaman
Detroit
Graves
New York
Pera Sanateca
N. Y
C. H. Mead
Roosevelt
Grant, Parkley and Andrews
New York City
Burrato
Lumbermen of the
Jowett
J. W. Barry
Lane
Missouri
Durrant
G. G. Noble
Cray
J. 8. Barrett
Louisville
Louisville Driving and Fair Association
Robert J. John R. Gentry
Jon Patchen
Rubenstein
Cushing
Saratoga
Volcey B. Cushing
Maine
Mead
Strickler and Hart
Wygant
Presse
J. A. McGill & Co
Panorama Place
Saleby
VIC Emmert & Co
John H. Wood Abstracts
Postoffice
Dr. J. Liver
DR. J. H. McLean Medicine CO
ST. Louis
Z” Ag
Orstown
WV. B. Conkey Co
Ug. All
Thomas CO
Bankers and Brokers
Rialto Building
Ill
W. L. Douglas
W. BE. Douglas
Douglas
Shous Ville
W.l. Dova Las Brocetoy
Christensen Bros. Mercantile CO
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