Reunion of Wyoming figures highlighted by Hinton visit
George F. Hinton visited his brother John Hinton in Cheyenne, marking a rare family reunion after forty years. The story recalls Hinton’s early life in California and Wyoming mining work, his legislature term, and his prominence as a Mason. May include mention of Will Hinton and the Nebraska Business University literature.
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George F. Hinton
John Hinton
John
Mr. Hinton
George
New York
California
Wyoming
Will Hinton
Omaha
C. B
Rule
The
Tribune
Cheyenne
Miner Rivery
House of the Ninth
Geo. F. Hinton
Pennsylvania
Hinton
Encampment
Capitol City
Modern Methods at Nebraska Business University
A prospectus from the Nebraska Business University, the new business training school in Nebraska City, touts its modern approach. President Toland claims facts over bragging, with nearly one hundred students already enrolled. Free copies are available by mail. R Reasoner was in town as a Shubert visitor on Friday.
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Nebraska City News
Nebraska Business University
Toland
Missouri
Nebraska City
Nebr
Commercial Club
Pres
Nebraska Business , University
Kanaly sisters visit city with Ruth and Agnes
Cecil Kanaly, along with Ruth and Agnes Kanaly of Rute, spent Saturday socializing with friends in the city.
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Cecil
Ruth
Agnes Kanaly
Rute
Falls City Fishing Club Formed to Enforce Game Laws
A new permanent Falls City organization of citizens and business leaders aims to enforce state game and fish laws and prosecute violators. Officers include N A Keller as president and Fr E Farington as secretary, with about 100 members planned. A local game warden duo will work with the club to patrol the Nemaha river and destroy nets and traps.
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Falls City
Nemaha
David Berry
Hangar
Lincoln
Nemahua
Windowed stamp man ejected for drinking at National
A premium stamp business manager W.5. Frost in the city was forcibly removed from his temporary quarters at the National after drinking excessively. The company is regarded highly, and the incident is regretted by manager Spence.
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Frost
Spence
the National
Wreck on the B and O near Dawson delays passenger train
A Saturday evening collision occurred when a west bound freight failed to clear the tracks for a late passenger train number 16. The freight crashed into the caboose, splintering it, with no other damage reported.
Miles case drags in district court with sensational testimony
The Miles case continues in district court with Harbatieh and Snow recounting alleged false witnesses and attempted perjury. Judge Raper admitted the testimony after the Supreme court ignored it, as Joseph Miles faces rigorous cross examination while the trial looms into next week. Prominent speakers Atwood Mahoney and Webster are anticipated to draw a full house for arguments.
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Miles
Harbatieh
Snow
Supreme Court
Raper
Harbaugh
Joseph Miles
Webster
Atwood, Mahoney and
West
Oliver Revival gains hundreds of converts in East Liverpool
Oliver Revival led by Fr. Oliver draws nearly four hundred converts at East Liverpool meetings last Sunday. Falls City schedules a similar campaign starting May 12, drawing thousands from surrounding counties and towns to Richardson County seat.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
FR. Oliver
Falls City
Richardson County
Palls City
The Spent Year of G W Staumbo and His Mules
G W Staumbo of this city faced a year of hardship with a Wyoming trip last June and Christmas at home. He bought a span of jet black mules aged thirty five years. One mule died last Friday night but Staumbo notes the loss was mitigated by a contract or hide tanning deal he secured at half.
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G. W. Staumbo
Wyoming
Team And Wagon Stolen From Ross Goolsby Farm
A team of horses and a nearly new lumber wagon belonging to Ross Goolsby were stolen on Sunday evening by unknown thieves. They unlocked the wood shed and carried off the endgate as well, leaving no trace. A possible clue between Padonia and Hiawatha proved false on Tuesday afternoon.
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Ross Goolsby
Padonia
Hiawatha
A Royal Slave Impresses At Gebling Theatre
Review praises A Royal Slave as the season’s best attraction at Gebling Theatre. The Indian hero is described as a strong performance and the company as among the best. specialties are noted as high quality and audience satisfaction is reported. Hope for another similar production is expressed.
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Gebling
Quite an Honor in 1907 Senate Honor to John L Cleaver
At the adjourned spring session in Lincoln Senator Cas Everson moved that thanks be tendered to John L Cleaver the city book-keeper for the senate for the able and efficient manner in keeping the books and records during the session The motion was agreed to The secretary GovLorna certified the copy as true and correct dated April 4 1907
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Lincoln
John L. Cleaver
Senate
Epperson
Cas. H. Everson
G&. A. GovLorna
School Board Elects Teachers for Ensuing Year
The Lyford Lichty Mathers and Mrs fester led school board session selecting teachers for next year. Harlan street Kindergarten Sue Gehling 52.50 1st Myrtle Pittock 40 Central school Kindergarten Minnie McDonald 55 1st Grace Saylor 45 2nd Myrtle Bowers 45 3rd Ana Brown 40 High school 3rd 4th Floy Grinstead 44 5th 6th Clara Gagnon 45 7th 8th Miss Lugenbill 60. The board adjourned to meet April 22. Several residents visited and a baby boy arrived for Prof E G Spencer. Dr W H Boose attended.
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Lyford
Local weddings bring joy to Lillian Oswald and friends
A telegram to Lillian Oswald announces the marriage of her brother Fred Oswald to Miss Nelle McMahon on Sunday in Cheyenne Wyoming. The couple plans to live in Basin where Fred has worked months. The groom is a city native and plumber.
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Lillian Oswald
Fred Oswald
Nelle McMahon
April Bith
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Basin
Oswald
Social club rounds and civic events fill Kensington week
The Young Married Ladies Kensington club hosted Mrs. Bert Simonton for a pleasant Thursday. A farewell dance for Miss Charlotte Culp preceded her Tuesday departure for Hooper Colorado. Royal Highlanders hosted a social hop in Bode hall. A Rule ice cream card party awaits at Carpenter building April 25. Elks initiated a large class with a ceremonial lunch. Tournament whist club met at Jennings home with Bert Reavis and Mrs. John Powell top scores. Evan gelical Church Needle Club met at Louise Deuchler’s and served sandwiches cake ice cream and coffee. Woman's Club elected department leaders and Brahms program featured. St Martha’s Guild ten cent tea raised 12.50 at Himmelreich residence.
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Wahl Hall
Charlotte Culp
Hooper
Colorado
Needle Club
The
Evangelical Church
Louise Deuchler
Miss Deuehler
Wim Deuehler
Local residents and visitors noted during midweek
J. H. Bradley from Dawson and I. A. Gne of Sun Springs stopped by Wednesday. The fire department responded Tuesday evening to a false alarm. Mrs. Bert Reavis and daughter Mary left Sunday for a month in St. Louis. Clyde Kamel of Spaulding Business College in Kansas City visited with his parents this week.
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Bert Reavis
Mary
St. Louis
Clyde Kamel
The
Spaulding Business College of
Kansas City
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R. Reasoner
Shubert
Falls City Fishing Club
District Court
Oliver
John Gilligan
Humboldt
Mr. Wozak
Mr. Svanda
West End
Guy Spencer
Claud Roy
Thomas Nelson
Farragut
Iowa
Louis Spencer
E. G. Spencer
W. H. Boose
L Bowers
Adaline
Fred P. Smith
Rev. Teeter
Gretchen Church
Albert Bertram
Sp. m
Miss Amelia
Albert Brecht
Gerethanhol
Miss Bertram
Mr. Brecht
Chas
Ryan
Joseph Glasser
H. F. Guile
J. E. Smith
Wm. Tjaden
Silas Chaflin
Society News
Young Married Ladies Kensington Club
Bert Simonton
Royal Highlanders
Bode Hall
Carpenter Building
Livingy Rosary Society
the Elks
Arthur Weaver
Oe Gagnon
Josh Lord
Mr. James
George Jennings
John Powell
St. Martha's Guild
Episcopal Church
Himmelriec
J. H. Bradley
Dawson Wednsday
I. A. Gne of
Sun Springs
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