Senator Tillman Spotted En Route to Omaha Chautauqua
A Tribune report notes Senator Ben Tillman of South Carolina spotted in Glenwood on Wo. 1 bound for Omaha. Tillman, who plans to speak at 40 chautauquas this season, discusses Pullman prices, his one eye, and admiration for Senator Allison while traveling via Chicago to Wayne Nebraska. L. T. Genung invited to Red Oak supper honoring Tillman on August 8.
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Glenwood
Turlington
Ben Tillman
Senator Tilman
Chicago
Omaha
Wayne
Neb
United States
Pullman
Tillman
Ike
U.S. Senate
L. T. Genung
Red Oak
Mauk Named New Postmaster at Tabor by Roosevelt
U. G. Mauk is appointed postmaster of Tabor by President Roosevelt on Wednesday. Congressman Hepburn had recommended the selection nearly a year ago, while H. W. Clark retires after eight years of faithful service as Nasby.
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U. G. Mauk
Tabor
Roosevelt
Hepburn
Teddy
H. W. Clark
Nasby
Baseball clash ends in 4-1 Hastings win at Emerson
Henderson and Hastings played a fast game at Emerson with Hastings overcoming a 3-1 deficit in the seventh inning. Buck Starr hit a grand slam home run after an error, boosting Hastings to a 4 run rally and a 4-3 victory. Pitchers were Coppock and Workman for Henderson with Hastings' Huck Starr delivering the decisive hit.
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Henderson
Hastings
Emerson
Jud Coppeck
Henderson Hathaway
A Coppock Mastin
Coppock Gravitt
Workman Alfrey
Maxwell DuVal Oo
Durner Everhart
Morris Crawford
Workman Greenwalt
Shay
Henry McFarland Cought
Buck Starr
Buck
Coppock
Workman
Matrimonial Matters Bring Glenwood Double Wedding Planned
In Glenwood a double wedding is set for Wednesday evening August 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George McMillen. Everett Rhoades will wed Myrtle McMillen and Paul Seeger will marry Winnifred Myers, both couples noted as prominent local youths. Also wed were Maggie Anderson and Ralph Parker at the Anderson home near Malvern with Rev. A. J. Kiser officiating. L. G. Greybill and Josie Storm married in Carson with plans to reside there. Editor McClintock of the Tabor Beacon visits town with Mrs. McClintock, welcomed by Postmaster White.
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Glenwood
George McMillen
Everett Rhoades
Myrtle
Paul Seeger
Winnifred Myers
Maggie Anderson
Ralph Parker
Robert Anderson
Malvern
A. J. Kiser
J. B. Parker
Tastings
Joe Wearin
Itlastings
M. R. Tully
L. G. Greybill
Josie Storm
Carson
John Kelley
Henderson
McClintock
The
Tabor
Doings of the Death Angel in Glenwood area
The remains of Mrs. Catherine Hershey were brought to Glenwood for burial from Lamont. Funeral services were at 10 a.m. at the Latter Day Saints church conducted by J W Peterson of Independence Missouri. She was 83, born in 1824 in Lehigh County Pennsylvania, and had lived near Tabor and in Glenwood. Surviving children include Mrs Mary Prisby and Mrs Garet Walling among others across Utah Kansas and Oklahoma. Word also came of Cleo Mayberry a 24 year old daughter who died at Scott City Kansas after measles and typhoid fever following a move from Hurley Springs Missouri for her husband’s health.
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Catherine Hershey
Glenwood
Lamont
Latter Day Saints Church
Lider J. W. Peterson
Independence
Lehigh County
Pennsylvania
Tabor
Walling
Mary Prisby
St. George
Utah
Garet Walling
Alvin
Men Hershey
Joseph Goode
N. P. Lacey
Leavenworth
Kan
Jacob Stershey
Oklahoma
Emma Goode
Cleo
Chester Mayberry
Scott City
Kaw
Hurelka ‘Springs
Emerson Plans Eight Mile An Hour Train Limit
Emerson residents protest poor rail service and petition officials. City council will pass an ordinance setting trains at a maximum eight miles per hour within town limits, potentially delaying Burlington trains and slowing fast freights and through passengers.
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Emerson
R. R
Burlington
Advertising Glenwood Chautauqua Series Dates Listed
The Chautauqua entertainment company announces upcoming dates this week and next with performances in Mineola Silver City Tabor Hastings Emerson and Hillsdale plus a note that Mr Whipple has added a full line of groceries to his flour and feed store on the north side.
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Chautauqua Entertainment Company
Mineola
Silver City
Tabor
Hastings
Emerson
Hillsdale
Fifteen Years Ago This Week In Silver City Area News
A retrospective of local events includes Grandma Vace’s death near Tastings, Henry Danielson’s new brick hotel in Silver City, and Minnie Wrwin’s Omaha marriage to Mr. Combs. J. W. Garter resigns as first lieutenant of Company C. Hog trades, births, church sermons, and community gatherings fill a flood of small-town items.
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Grandma Vace
Hier Hone
Tastings
Henry Danielson
Silver City
Minnie Wrwin
Emerson
Omaha
Combs
J Adam Bede Visits Glenwood Chautauqua Coincidence
The coming of Congressman J Adam Bede to the Glenwood Chautauqua is noted as a coincidence with his past as Tabor Beacon editor during the 1888 hailstorm. The 1888 storm devastated crops across Fremont and Mills counties, wrecking many buildings, blowing roofs, and damaging fruit. scenes described from Lincoln to Maryville.
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J. Adam Bede
Glenwood Chautauqua
Tabor Beacon
Remont County
Mills County
Earth
Heaven
Lincoln
Neb
Pacifico Junction
Iowa
Tabor
Plum Hollow
McPaul
Percival
Sidney
Hamburg
Riverton
Farragut
Blanchard
Wabash
Maryville
Mr. Terryberry
Here
Lester Howard
Randolph
Anderson
Plum Fellow
Robert
Examination Questions Delayed For Iowa Teachers Test
County Superintendent Moore received an express package with the teachers examination questions after a delay at Des Moines. The questions, held up by the Adams Express Co, arrived on the 12th train morning, shortening the tests to two days Thursday and Friday across 09 counties. Plots of discontent and scattered remarks about the Adams company followed amid the statewide exam disruption.
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Moore
Aljuee
Ididea
Thurso
Des Moines
Riggs
Iowa
Adams Express Company
Burlington
Adams
Park and lake project urged for Glenwood resort
The Shenandoah Sentinel Post calls for rapid development of a new park and lake at Glenwood to provide a summer resort for citizens. It notes voter approval of the tax and asks for a benefactor to fund and advance the enterprise. doctors James and Frank Donelan are listed with offices on the Mershon building second floor.
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Glenwood
Shenandoah Sentinel Post
Shenandoah
James and
Frank Donelan
Mershon
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New Nasby
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Shaffer
Wall
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Leeka
Allpush
Land
Waubonsie
G. C. Hubbell
Lafe
Stubbell
Mrs. Catherine Hershey
Cleo Mayberry
R. R. Service
J. W. Garter
C. W. G. White
Victor Cox
J. P. Jackson
Methodist Ladies
Shirley Gilliland
Baptist and
Methodist Sunday Schools
White Cloud
Squire L. W. Suffaker
New Pullman
James Greig
Mather
Canada
Mickelwall Grove
Center Township
Missouri
Levi Bellwood
Strahan
Levi
Tip Padgett
J. B. Fiekel
John Dyson
John Barber
L. I. Genung
Brown Audibor
Joe Robbins
Lastings
Joe
Base
Omaha Athletics
J. M. Donelan
Plattsmouth
M. W. Rogers
Institution
Waller
Miller
Bogart
Glias
Miner
Jett Held
Albert Edwards
Red Kelley
Wm.Phretkeld
J. W. Carter
Deerwester
Chas. Dose
Congrcssman Bede
Congressman Bede
Glenwood Gun Club
Curt Johnson
Wm. Hoyd
A. S. Edwards
Ie. M. Myers
Fred Weatherhead
Paris Cheyney Wibee
Homer Fickel
Ray Weatherhead
Jim Terryberry
G. M. Ots
Don Nichols
M. Donelan
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