Omaha Affair Shapes Fire and Police Board Ruling
Judge Howell in Omaha granted a restraining order against the A T A commissioners from acting in any capacity while Texas and city officials clash over appointments. Attorneys argued that Foster Bronte and Vandervoort were illegal appointees and may usurp powers of the fire and police commission as quo warranto actions loom. The order blocks the filing of bonds and the recognition of new officers, with further court action slated for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onaua
Nab
Hopswell
Omaha
Bemis
WH. Brown
D Clem Deaver
Old Fire and Police Commission
Foster, Broatc
Vandervoort
Board of Fire and Police Commissioners
Mopewell
Foster
Broatc
Churchill Ux
Russell
Broatoh
Churchill-Ruszell
Fire and Police Commission
Howell
District Court
Fre
Hopewell
New Fire and Police Commission
Board of
Fice and Police Commission
Honter
Brontot
Vandervaot
Atata
Quinlan
Hoosier Tragedy and Court Ruling on Soldier's Widow
A court ruling dismisses a claim for a soldier's divorce arguing the claimant is not the legal widow and upholds Ohio law. In a separate incident from Montpelier, Indiana, a deadly shooting occurs after an assault at a wake event, leaving one man dying and another killed at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Ohio
Fatal Collision Near Helpers Switching on Baltimore and Ohio
A passenger train collided with a freight at Helpers Switch east of Ang Ohio city at 2:48 am. Fireman William Bolin was killed instantly while passenger train engineer Toha May was fatally injured. The freight engine crew escaped unharmed and the wreck burned baggage, smoker, a coach and a freight car. both engines were completely wrecked.
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Axsaynae
Ohio
Ang
Baltimore and Ohio
Helpers
Ivery
William Bolin
Tha Pattenger $Rain
Toha May
Beaver Island Fire Reports Contradict Destruction Claims
Reports from Beaver Island on August 3 say no wide devastation occurred. Captain Alan McIntyre of the steamer Manitou notes fires are present but not severer than midsummer, and island residents have escape options if fires worsen. A boat was sent to rescue islanders in danger, with no definite assessments yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuiiaca
Ang
Alan McTntyre
Manitou
Beaver Island
McIntyre
Cuarreviox
Perosxev
Oskiley
Prederick Thayer
Axnitwen
Franklin Copper Ming
Bloomingdale
Franklin
Yousesvoux
Amalgamated — Association
Advancy Mnade
Bar
Pillsburg
Tames HH
Nutt
Bull Kills Father and Injures Son in Indiana Field
In Terral Vatwauatde on August 3 Louia Rich and his son Georgs entered a mining oil field to work near a dangerous bull. The animal charged, fatally mangling the father while the boy fired shots to defend him. The father died within an hour. the boy was badly injured and also killed the bull. The report also notes emigration figures for Germany to the United States, with 1994 data and earlier peak years, plus social notes on a funeral and local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatwauatde
Ind
Louia Rich
Georgs
Fnimal
Rich
Thenperor
Wasnisurow
Stern
Bormburg
Germany
State Department
United States
Afsien
Han
Fearful massacre reported against Methodist missionaries
Cable reports from Foo Chow say a massacre of Christians occurred at Ku Cheng. Three American women and two British missionaries were killed, with further details scarce. U S officials note no confirmation from China yet and will act if information confirms the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suarcnat
Advicas
Foo Chow
Cheng Piya
Ku Cheng
Foreign Board of Methodist Ministers
Methodinta
Mabel G. Hertford
W. Ti. Rouwe
Theae i
Mabel Allen
Sarah Petars
A. B. Leonard
Methodist Board of Foreign Missions
China
W. H. Fiscey
Lacey
Mins Hinrtford
Dover
N. H
Ku Chang
Rous
Lakefield
Minn
Job Gilleupis
Foreign Board of Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Ru Cheng
Soelery
Roglana
M.E
Chivers
Baptist Board of Foreign Missions
Che Kiang
Ki Cheng
Atate de Trove
Clore
Harry Metigur
United States
Jerniwan
Nelson
Shanghai
Kiu Chang
Huhe
Yar
Yang Tae River
Cheng Tu
State Department
Una
Strikers Threaten Western Union Correspondent at Night
News dispatches report a small group of inebriated strikers demanding the correspondent’s expulsion from town after 10 30 PM at Western Union offices. The journalist refused to leave, writing until 11 15 PM before boarding a train to Marquette, escorted by about 60 strikers. police numbers were seven.
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Western Union
Wetinger
Jtown
Ie J
Marquette
Fahpeming
Oreo
Wholesale Robbery Report On West Berry Street Burglary
In a citywide burglary warning residents are urged to secure homes. Mrs DeGrot Nelson and John Ferguson were away when burglars pried a back window and rifled the house. A male intruder wore the homeowner’s suit and left a silk hose and garters, with other items missing or unaccounted for. Police investigated at once with Superintendent Liggett and Lt Yapp leading the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeGrot Nelson
West Berry Atreat
John Ferguson
West Berry Street
Harry Kaufmann
Mire
Nelwans
Harry
Liggett
Yapp
Howe
Kaufman
Police uncover clues in burglary case and notices
Police search a room and find a lady's handkerchief marked Ferguson, suggesting a burglar may have visited the Ferguson home and Mrs Nelson's place. Reports from multiple towns cover wages, mining agreements, court actions, social events, and local notices with various names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Nelson
Deaths and Funerals at Coprenasy August 3 racing notes
The Coprenasy August 3 column reports a day of racing at Glenville with Berretti winning the 2 13 trot and Paul capturing a heat in the 2:10 pace. It notes crowds over 5,000 at In gall’s mile track and details multiple races, finishes, and times, along with obituaries and local notices including a forthcoming electric road franchise hearing and community deaths.
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Glenville
Berretti
Colonel Kuser
Paul
Coleridge
Phasumutary
Porve
Benxetts
Geneva
Attias
Brevato
Newt
Kuta Phalion
Essen
Kusar
Payas
Ethel A
Moonstone
Atlantic King
Curry
Hedia
Dally Spanker
Ty Direction
Busia F
Bea DB
W. W. Bo
Drdley
Hk Jonet
Enone
Ingall’s
Fidel
Sunmary
Firat
Vera Cahle
Frank Dyan
Brat
Silver Lake
Margerits
Poco
Ailean
Dick Dyersburg
Duchese O'Neill
Vino
Couvwares
Mich
rot—Piloterr
Lady Lightfoot
Racaine
Thia
Tatie Hinde
Poot
Irank P
Alberta J
Muttling Jim
Red Strath
Lady Lightfooty
Kanaus Jack
Trawe
Firme
Jme
John McDonald
G'Olysk
Vue Wee
William Kramey
Fidnn Parnin
Sames M. Gouty
Lydia Patera
William Goodman, Jr
Adan Woods
Wr. Wolman
Lloyd Yevington
George Bullard
Jeuse France
Ada P. McDonald
Eller
Dawkins
Rachel Franklin
Plucky reporter details received on ambush treatment
An. urban sough report notes receiver details about the treatment given to a payer's correspondent late night by shell striking. The message reveals the event and the ensuing medical response as reported by Evening News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derrart
Evening Newa Today
Payer
Sleeping Habit Shows Health Despite Prolonged Attack
A girl endures a longer sleep episode than before, sleeping for nine days previously and again now. Despite the deep slumber she remains healthy, body functions normal, and improvements noted. Doctors believe she will recover from this episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibis
Caledonian Jaties Set Friday Bicycle Race Program
The Caledonian Jaties announce officers for Friday events at Centlivre's park led by President Capt A J Dougall and a full games committee. Rules require entry money, four prizes, and restricted arena access. Mosaic by the City band. refreshments arranged. program copies available from committee members Fred Heath and others.
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Centlivre’s Park
A. J. Dougall
David McKey
Thomas Duncan
Starier
Walter Burns
R. A Bobbell
Announesr
Frac Beach
Marahal
George Kaap
Taudath
Dudges
J. B. White
Col KS
Robertson
C.H Robbing
John Kearguson
Wm. Lawson
McCaughey
James B. White
Len Mollat
John H. Bass
Tudge McBride
Games Committee
Temes Gillie
George Jaap
John Miller
Wm Lawson
John Il Bass
Thome Dun
Van
Corpetitoya
Comraitiea
Lf Barcus
Nations Circuit
Fred Heath
A. L. Randall
William Gouty
Walter Barna
Ab Tha Raowd
County treasurers seek rehearing on bond and salary ruling
County treasurers petition the supreme court for a rehearing in the fee and salary case from Vigo county arguing the ruling conflicts with earlier decisions in Boyice and Boice which they say invalidates the act. The report also notes public works board actions including Butt er street acceptance, contract to Julian Remus for a Nebraska power project, sewer and sidewalk plans, and a vacation request for an alley, plus a picnic event at North Side Park with local residents.
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Ixprawarone
Supreme Court
Vigo County
Thio
Benton County
Ubin Onge
Eqard
Mey
Oakland Atreat
Jane Atreat
Gyave Abreat
le East End
Codar
McCulloch Alreats
Summit
Marmea Avenue
Tark Avenue
Allen Street
Pon- Viac Street
Tilly Street
Walton Avenue
St Jon Welcomes Mrs Leighty After London Tour
Last evening in St Jon a reception honored Mrs Leighty wife of Congressman Leighty. The event drew about 150 guests at the Leighty hotel with music by the Hickeylly orchestra and WCTU arranged refreshments. Mrs Leighty, returning from London and Rome, spoke warmly of her travels and plans to attend the world WCTU congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Uonrlotin Strand
Monroeville
Heber Veith
Wayne
St Bernard's
O. E
Uteers Tomorow
Library Hall
Hulda Klopp
Clara Pomnter
Weltens
Wissen Anna
Emma Kemp
Bloomingdale
Mita
Clara Poester
Doyton
Ohio
J. &. Bookwalter
East
Washington Street
Columbia City
St. Due
Europe
Afr
J. D. Light
Leighty
Hla
Resaphon
The
Womsn
Christian Temperance Union
Mra
Leighly
Jodiana
Lon
Hickeylly Orchentrs
Alva
Lamley
Chicago
St. Joe, Stove
Citicers
Laighty
W.C.T. A
London
Rome
Washington
St. Jon
Local Incorporation of White Fruit House Captures Attention
Articles filed with the County Recorder reveal the incorporation of the White Fruit House with a $100,000 capital stock. Directors include James B. White, Edward W. White, James B. White Jr., and Alexander B. White. The firm aims to buy and sell merchandise and run general mercantile business. Captain White downplayed changes to business, saying the move simply offers his son an interest. Other news covers Frederick Bevertien’s trial for allegedly assaulting his mother-in-law Sophia Diavell, bond posted to keep the peace, a double wedding case of Jacob Plummer and Alwilda Kohn, and various court actions including foreclosures, real estate partitions, and a gravel road purchase dispute. Local notices also report a new line of ladies’ sweaters available at M. Frank & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnon
County Recorder
White Fruit House
James B. White
Edward W. White
James 8. White, Jr
Alexander B. White
Ioarsantile Bunineys
White
Nona
Frederick Bevertien
Justice France
Sophia Diavell
Leichner Va. Fredericks
Dawson
George RB Snyder
Abraham VanZile
J. Diederick
Real Tatate
Samuel Hoger
Martin Ziemmer
Augusta Johnson
Walter J. R. Bitlinger
Lucy B. Tierman
Tomas P. Travie
County Comparaaione, Tor
Decatur Gravel Road Company
Frederick Boyerlein
Justice Bohon
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Dewald & CO
OUR
Keller's
Broadway
Washington Boulevard
A. J. Keller
Brudi
Sama
Ik Moat
AML
Pat Minde
Lottara
Real Batata Loane
Indiana Mortgage Loan CO
Foellinger Block
Colhoun Street
New York
Hair Bazaar
Casper
E. C. Rodenbeck
Tre Omaha
Kacilyos Soom W Ving
Pracen
Massure
Cuiiaco
Pat Quinlan
Holmes Castle
Benjamin F. Pletzel
Holmes
Philadelphia
Geyer
Badenoch
Fitzpatrick
Pauly
Gneeny Tax
Anthony Wayne
Greenville
Wasessatox
Susan McLeod
Daniel Mcleod
Athens County
Ilk
Columbia and
Clinton Sts
Maree
Mowsy Vesver
Muumes
Polk Baloan
W. Bacon
Jaloon
Siloan
Bacon
Hin
Hilird
Paty Dune Nae
Batt Pawengers Huet
Bill
Beaver
Cannes
Valparaiso
Atinghed i
Germanys
Franklin Copper Mine Owners
Walfill A Proiudse
Eng Ae A
Fise Bikes
SUI
Cogal Lines
Steve Fleming Gud
Josephine
Maxinkuokee
City
Sundhy
A. H. Dougall
Bnet Wayne Street
Hat Hie Tadeie
Cleveland
Weted
Baior
Vick
Mhangaiko
Breaton, LL
Eilie Powers
Anderagn Wilkey
Bronneman Bros
Pestera, Wilkes
Reglie
R.it Montgomery
Clover Gang
Boon Misco
Crown Poinds
Crown Port
Sherif Benjamin
Hayeu Igs
Thin County
Unis County
Hammond
Koby
Hayes
Pichigan
Maoggia Loy
Ebt
Ding
Anil
Magmars
Mme Connerred
Valtine
Wepomples Faurvoe
W. Francy
Storephc
Myare
Myon
Dre, McGounland
Din
Street Railway
Fort Wayne Rifles
Indianapolis
Abuile
Aflair
Niee
Christian Church
Updike
Caroline Hollman
Madison Township
Fatholic
Hoagland
Cretain
Renuit
Hawke Everett
Prominsionsra
Allen County
Hort Wayne
Inky Everett
Calumbia Ily Street Railway
Baye Bean Mide
Tecupity
Popeasary
Rai
Nke
Hickaville
New Hien
Harlan
Mia
John 4
Bookwalter
Eojoure
Kansas City
Wellington
Fort Wayne
Niagara
Oii Nickel
Phata Road
Aug
Caledonian Games Committee
Harry Grimme
Kulpenter
Fred Bugemann
George
Henry
Frank Carty
Join Gaitner
Lawrence Buner
Frank Sprawley
Edward Ayuse
Gustave Langton
Willie Froniuid
Py D
Maturius
Tet Tap
St. Doe
Tarus
White Fruit Hours Incorporated
Nees
Try
Ite
M. Prank & Gi
Boy Aine
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