Allen and Dowling Form Legal Partnership in Madison
Senator W. W. Allen of Madison takes W. L. Dowling into partnership forming Allen & Dowling. Dowling recently admitted to practice, studied law in Allen's office, and handled a first case then appeared in district court. Dowling is Allen’s son in law. both are Republicans while Allen remains a Bryan populist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Allen
Madison
W. L. Dowling
Orin Belo
Allen
Mr. Dowling
Senator Allen
Bryan
Gilmore Divorce Withheld Under New South Dakota Law
Mrs. Paul Gilmore, wife of actor, challenges the state’s new divorce residency rule as Judge McCoy withholds her decree in Aberdeen. The case, termed a tele ndhy proceeding, tests whether the law requiring a year of residence applies since its enactment. She has been a resident for ten months and may wait four more months for the divorce decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Dakota
Sioux
Housland
Paul Gilmore
New Year's Gift for Two Nebraska Post Offices
Long Pine and Lynch post offices in north Nebraska will be advanced to the presidential class on January 1 and entered into the classified service of the post office department.
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Long Plie and Lynch
Nebraska
Postoffice Department
Raymond Plans Incorporation Movement in Clark County
Residents of Raymond in Clark county have begun a movement to incorporate under state general laws. The town lies on the Chicago Northwestern railroad and is in the western part of the county.
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Raymond
Sioux Falls
Chicano & Northwestern
Clark County
Mystery Kidnapping Case In Cleveland Deepens
Cleveland police hunt a missing fourteen year old girl connected to a New York contractor’s family. A note left behind hints at travel plans and wealth, while the disappearance follows the sudden death of the girl’s guardian and the loss of a bank book and papers worth about sixty thousand dollars.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Dee
Ciaahter
New York
Ol City
William Endress
Endress
Nelo Andreas
Turner
Farl Redmond
Friday Facts mentions in town and visiting residents
A. J Durland visited Meadow Grove for t end while Mark Patterson of Verdel was in town on Tuesday. Ruth McGehee of Madison visited Norfolk yesterday. Crook of Meadow Grove was a Norfolk visitor Tuesday. Ed Rejniceius returned home from Madison yesterday. Leonard Heithaich of Hooper conducted business in Norfolk yesterday. Dorothea Priestly returned from Denver last evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stadelman are home from Omaha. R. B. Hall, lately traveling out of Chadron, returned to Norfolk for the holidays. William Grucher of Creighton visited Mrs. August Grucher in Norfolk. U. S. Olson, an automobile driver, was noted in the town sequence.
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A. J Durland
Meadow Grove
Fortend
Mark Patterson
Verdel
Ruth McGehee
Madison
Norfolk
OH. Crook
Ed Rejniceius
Leonard Heithaich
Hooper
Dorothea Priestly
Denver
W. J. Stadelman
Omaha
R. B. Hall
Chadron
William Grucher
Creighton
August Grucher
U. S. Olson
Amarillo
Texas
M. F. Morton
J. P. Mehn
Coffey
Fairfax
Nortalk
Ona
Jiamer
Credetton
Stirmean
California
RF Nichol
Neligh
Osenloven
FM. Melria
Woth Darr
Ofansen
Plainview
Hlesse
Verdot
Huidolph Iindeman
Wimberly
Genoa
F M. Robbing
Gregor
William Mobr
Spencer
Duke Mergen
Dallas
Platoview
J. FL Adelateln
S. Doe Bom
John Davenport
O Reid
North Twelfth Street
Paul Draeger
Alfred Lunts
Tecumseh
Ernest Raasch
North Eighth Street
Kennigatein
Nebraska
Aml
Jack Warrell
Fort Buttelinson
Warrell
Eleanor Coffeen
Oxnard
Brice
Lone Pine
Norfolk dialogue and local notes on travel and events
Norfolk residents recount trips through Nebraska and neighboring states, noting visits from Creighton Plainview Fairview and others. Local changes include school holidays, new moves, illness, and a Christmas day accident while also mentioning weather and a future Northwestern extension discussion in South Dakota.
Supreme Court awaits Bocie appeal ruling and senate clash
Not until February or spring will the supreme court decide on Herman Bocie's appeal of a ten year district court sentence. In the high court the battle between Senator Allen and Attorney General Thompson continues, with lay representation noted.
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Supreme Court
Herman Bocie
District Court
Allen
Thompson
Lay
Senator Allen Sues for Retrial in Muailiaon Case
The brief reports Senator Allen serving his filing on Attorney General Thompson and requests a retrial. The attorney general has thirty days to file a response, while Allen has ten days to reply. The court will schedule arguments and timetable for further proceedings.
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Allen
Thompson
Muailiaon
Ottmer Urges Law Avoidance After Liquor Fight
Louis Ottmer, a shoemaker, filed a warrant against Charlie Lierman for assault and battery after Lierman jeered Ottmer in public and allegedly knocked him down. Judge Biseley split costs, with Ottmer fined $3 for provocation and Lierman $5 for assault, leaving both over $11 in costs.
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Deeduse von
Louis Oftmer
Charlie Lierman
Lierman
Ottimer
Pentleman
Omer
Bin
Liermiun
Biseley
Deell
Whith
Mesah
Ottmer
Local notes from Battle Creek and vicinity
Mrs August Steffen is sick. Lutheran services planned for Sunday. Nebraska farmer John Cejda shipped hay to Thesday. Meadern Woolmen held a meeting with thirteen initiates and banquet at Miller hall. Chas Wolski taken ill and cared for east of town. Visitors from Norfolk and Tilden noted. German Frauen-Veyein to meet at Mrs F Koester’s. M J Anderson arriving from Twin Falls to visit kin, then travel to Virginia. Postmaster candidate F W Richavidsen named. Farm land and business changes reported. Wans to take over H Mass store soon. Several residents travel to Omaha and Randall County Texas fever mentioned. Michael Heller visiting from Roscoe.
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John Cejda
Howells
Neb
Thesday
Meadern
Chas, Wolski
Rose Avery Oand
Gail Avery
William Cossairt
Noarfolk
Jeorge Berry
Chicago
Howel Avery
Baby
Tilden
Frauen-Veyein
F. Koester
Ira Burnham
Wisner
M. J. Anderson
Twin Falls
Idaho
Marion Anderson
Gid Lome
Virginia
Virginia. For Am Extended Wisit, Wm. Gilman Is Here From Napier Boyd County
F. W Richavidsen
Misees
Minnie
Mary Neuwork
Norfolk
Howard Miller
Omaha
S. Kuhris
H. Walter
Emma
H. Mass
Ernest F. Wans
Henry Walter
Randall County
Michael Heller
Roscobel
Wis
Cane Collector gathers walking sticks in Madison
U. D. Mathews of Madison keeps about forty five canes and walking sticks as a personal fad. He adds new pieces as he finds desirable specimens and values them highly, inviting inspection of his growing collection.
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U. D. Mathews
Madison Chronicle
Fragmentary notes on a collector’s odd timber interests
The fragment discusses a Mr Mathowse and his timber collection. It suggests he plans to stop after fifty pieces but hints the habit may grow stronger. The passage contains garbled words and unclear references to Wasocrations and parthes from Whom he obtained them.
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Mathowse
Perliaes
Northwestern railroad forms new freight investigation dept
A new Department of Investigation of Jost stolen and damaged freight opens December 16 at Chicago and Northwestern with offices in Bootie Indiana. Two inspectors and a clerk will run the bureau to ensure proper handling and prompt delivery of merchandise. The move aims to curb outside interference and hasten recovery of losses.
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N. Ockon
Hawarden
Ainder
Fremont
Chicago
Northwestern
Bootie
Burea
Followe J
WL Atahoney
Demigan
WW. Carson
DeWitt
Charles Benton
Montour, Clark
Railroad Presidents Summoned Over Pullman Stock Ties
Inter state Commerce Commission hearing subpoenas railroad presidents including Lincoln Ripley Earling Hughitt Lofts to testify about personal stock ownership in the Pullman company and possible influence on contracts. Witnesses may include J P Ripley and A Earling as well as Northwestern chief Hughitt and St Paul officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Gase
Chichee, Dee
Interstate Commerce
I. K. Lane
Pullman Car Company
George 8. Lofts
St. Paul
Pullman
Pullman Company
Mr. Loftus
Evie Dence
Lotins
Robert T. Lincoln
Ape
J. P. Ripley
Santa
Roosevelt Pan ama canal charges response details
The text reports President Roosevelt's reply to the Panama Canal charges and its rapid transmission to Congress. It asserts the president discredits accusations against his brother in law and Taft associates, noting documentary evidence and support from Taft, Root, Bonaparte, Hoyt, and Senator Knox.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pan Ama
Congress
Robinson
Taft
Panama Canal
Root
Bonaparte
Hoyt
Knox
Unclear text on district attorney and state inquiry
Fragmentary passage discusses a United States District Attorney Stimson and a request by the president regarding a state investigation. The wording is garbled and no verifiable actions or outcomes are clear from the excerpt.
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United States
Stimson
Stimsen
New York
Kaiser Faces Financial Strain and Possible Castle Sales
The article reports the Kaiser’s finances are strained and explores the possibility of selling one or two castles in the Thine province to raise funds. It notes advisory counsel urging retrenchment and hints at potential scandal if finances worsen, with annual income cited as 10,000,000.
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Berni
Dee
Beonrath
Jiteweoselves
Diaswhiort
Wilhelm
Wilt Mason at Eanporin Cianette On a Rainy Night
A fragmented verse describes a rainy night in a dim home. A weary tramp outside and a pilgrim Jones within the poem’s sorrowful mood, as an evening lamp and fire offer meager comfort. Torrents outside deepen the melancholy.
Rockefeller Slices 4 Million Dollar Christmas Dividend
New York December 17 John D Rockefeller cut a Christmas present of 4000000 from Standard Oil today. A check for that amount is his share of the company dividends for the last three months of the war. The total dividends for the quarter amount to 10000000 and 10 a share on its capitalization of 1000000, of which Mr Rockefeller owns 40 percent.
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New York
Der
Rockefeller
Standard OF
Nominees for District Attorney Posts Considered by Senate
Washington December 17 senate judiciary committee met and considered nominations of Judge M D Purdy Minnesota and J E Warconer for 7 8 district attorney of South Dakota. Purdy referred to Senator Nelson and Warconer to Senator Kittredge who opposed confirmation.
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Washington, D
Senate Committee On Judiciary
M.D. Purdy
Minnesota
J. E. Warconer
South Dakota
Purdy
Nelson
Warconer
Kittredge
Fight Over Land Office Move Sparks Local Rivalries
Washington reports a heated fight among Rosebud area towns over moving the U S land office from Mitchell to Gregory county. Delegations from Bonesteel Burke Gregory Dallas and others pressure officials as political factions align with Kittredge Crawford and Cummins influences amid Senator Allison’s death and reshuffled loyalties.
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Washington
United States Land Offee
Mitchell
Gregory County
Bonesteel
Burke
Gregory
Dallas
Gremore
Renuthenu
Alison
Allison
Cummins
Kittredge
Crawford
Boy Pays $500 for Eye of Boy on Norfolk Track
A nine year old boy Reynolds Johnson found a mysterious solid object on tracks near the Northwestern line in Norfolk on November 3. He touched it and tried to strike it to learn its nature, despite having no idea what it was.
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Madison Post
Norfolk
Reynolds Johnson
Odaha
Aldiya
Jadee Oates
Missing Man From Spencer Sees City Strangers Sought
A man from Spencer vanished after a shell explosion injured another, prompting police to warn strangers in the city to identify themselves or risk detention. Chief A Patens leads the inquiry as officials urge caution among residents and visitors.
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Spencer
I Hole
A. Patens
Tom
Siilesten
Madison County real estate transfers end December 12 2008
The Madison County Abstract and Conveyance Office led transfers including Ferdinand Winehter to WB Cons for 5000 dollars at 8 percent of note. Willis D. Pies to Peter B L Ober for 0 dollars. Mirisan Latin Corp. conveyed to Donmedsen for 400 dollars. Waddell to A J Zuvita for 0 dollars. John Maley to Cantwell for 1400 dollars. Ella Thornton to Milan D Baker for 2750 dollars. Elley to Martin. and Charles Henry Loomis to John P Liuver for 1200 dollars. Partial property descriptions and lot references appear throughout.
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Iteal
Midison County Abstract
Cuanintee
Maypus
Haren
COOP
Ferdinand Winehter
Eid
Willis D. Piieies
Peter BL Ober
Donmedsen
Tm. Waddell
A. J. Zuvita
Setyer
Nely
John Maley
Cantwell
BL Anderson
Madison
Ella Thornton
Milan D. Baker
Tilden
Senl Martin
WOC
Elley
Qu. D
FPW
Barnes
Charles Henry Loomis
John P. Liuver
W. D. Con
Ulrich plans to move to Plainview for new house purchase
Charles Ulrich traveled from Norfolk to Plainview by train to find a house he will move into at the start of the year. He mentions building his share in Pleree and notes several homes he constructed or occupied, including the Reppert residence later owned by HH Barnhart, a dwelling moved, and a new home by August Korth. He also built a house near the Woods Cones property.
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Merce
Charles Ulrich
Norfolk
Peli
Plainview
Mr. Uirich
Pleree
J. B. McDonuald
Reppert
Barnhart
August Korth
Wirteh
West Point reports two marriages and a planned wedding
News from West Point notes the marriage of Denver Cole Flores and Miss Sarah Emily Pearce at a residence in the city with Flores described as superintendent of the Denver street system. It also mentions John A. Moffatt and Imma Lowibe Presser wed in Ithgotite New and a forthcoming December 20 wedding of EE Belwell and Katie Minton in Oakdale.
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West Point
Denver
Cole
Howard KR. Flores
Sarah Emily Pearce
Hot
Adame
Flores
Frank Flores
Cimiine County
John A. Moffatt
Imma Lowibe Presser
Ithgotite
New
Drooc. EE. Belwell
Katie Minton
Oakdale
Oak Park Week of Prayer Sparks Local Debate
In Oak Park the week of prayer is seen as beneficial by some and criticized by others. John Carson argues ministers should lead the supplications while opponents voice distrust of preachers and say reform is needed for the community and individuals alike.
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Chicago
Oak Park
John Carson
First National Bank
Pam
Brazil and Argentina Relations Strained by Jealousy
Rio Janeiro reports that relations between Brazil and Argentina are distinctly strained due to jealousy and private opinions. The article notes tensions rising and mutual suspicion affecting diplomatic ties.
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Brazil
Argentina
Rio Janeiro
Increase of Naval Force Highlighted by Intercepted Telegrom
A recently intercepted telegrom, reportedly published by a former Argentine cabinet minister, is cited to justify expanding the naval force. The document is claimed to reveal covert chief executive information and suggests stronger maritime defense measures.
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Adda
Wefeoliie
Cecrenetve
Madison Skaters Escape at Foot of Porn Street
A garbled report describes a Saturday afternoon incident on Porn Street where several skaters and bystanders became involved in an altercation. Names and details are unclear, with much of the text unreadable.
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Madison
Escape
Miliiison Pott
Ned Smart
Ralph Rynemaon
Arthur Smith
Porn Street
Mormaiely
Columbus Beats Madison In Tight Sethead Clash
In a hard fought game Columbus defeated Madison 14 to 0 in a tight sethead contest. The Colimbus leverage strong defense and efficient offense to seal the win amid muddy play and a cold, windy venue.
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Columbus
Madison
Judge condemns easy marriages in divorce ruling
A Maine judge criticizes rapid marriages and divorces in a ruling that upholds the solemn nature of wedlock. He argues that many divorces arise because marriage is treated too lightly and quickly entered into without serious commitment.
Depositions in Sully Case Reported in Rosebud Work
Depositions related to the Sully case were recorded by Rosebud officials. The proceedings involved attorney Wither and other local figures, aiming to aid seven county timed Ovrom during a court action.
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Iinet
Rosebud
Ewan
Stites
Wither
Femisentiine
Tie Rosebud Geehelley
Reneesente
Hivaitie
Joe Hoe
Rived Ee
Notice to Creditors in The State of Sobriphin Madison County
Notice to creditors of Jose Hine Di hind deceased in Madison County that claims must be filed within six months from December 1st. Executors Charles Ph Duelard Gilbert P. Durland Andrew J. Durland and Kirk Mapes authorized to pay claims with vouchers at the county judge's office in Madison City before June 16, 1900. Notice to interested parties published in Norfolk Weekly News Journal for four weeks prior to the hearing.
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Sobriphin
Madison County
Jose Hine di Hind
Josephine Durlid
Middson County
Madigan
Madison Cointy
Elaine
Charles Ph Duelard
Gilbert PP Durland
Andrew J. Diurhind
Kirt Mapes
Coy Sk Tt
Norfolk Weekly News
Journal
Alphies
Wao
Hates
Pole
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Norfolk Long Distance Telephone Company
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W. C. Stadelman
Stadelman
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Leste
Bocie
Battle Creek News
August Steffen
Railroad News
Marvin Hughitt
A. Earling
Milwaukee
St. Pat
Marvin Husghitt
Wo. Underwood
D. L. Bush
S. J
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Renonga
Wing
Net
Hidster
Panama
Kaiser
MO. D
J. E. Waggener
Senate
Gamble
Northwest Weddings
Showeph
Chiortlos Nowlanis
Ciiby
Jude
Fiehman
H. M. Gardner
Moreen
Nobrasti
Magayvine
WO Pemcoek
Rowm
Success Magoxfieldo
Health Movement
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E. J. Hutcheson
Mgr
South Fourth Street
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