Winder divorce set aside leaves two wives in Norfolk
A divorce granted to AOHH Winder of Norfolk from Mary Lo Winder was overturned by Judge Welch for collusion. Winder has since married Mrs. He Haley of Norfolk, previously connected to business partners Winsler and Haley. The May court session included other cases and naturalization papers.
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Madison, Neb
AOHH
Winder
Norfolk
Tila
Mary Lo Winder
Welch
He. A. Haley
Superior
Wik
Mira
Dialey
Alec
Winsler
Haley
Bee Uistiews Partners
David Hodson Va
Pennel Ilolcombe
Guy A. Pholcombe
Chris Lenser
Maloney Osborne Marriage Annulled in New York
Miss Helen Maloney of Philadelphia andArthur Osborne stock broker of New York had their marriage annulled by Judge McCall. The ceremony occurred in Mamaroneck New York with names on file as Helen Bugeule and Herbert Ogden amid a long-hidden elopement in October 1907 with Samuel Clarkson a young auctioneer.
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Miss Maloney
Samuel Clarkson
Ag Nshman
Montreat
Gas Explosion Wrecks Colby & Sons Store
A gas explosion at the John A. Colby & Sons furniture store in Chicago fatally injures one woman and lightly hurts several others. Workers trimming near the gas meter left a candle alight triggering the blast that shattered first to third floor windows and damaged the showroom.
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Chicago
John A. Colby & Sons
Marsh Dies of Rabies in New York
William H. Marsh of Hroplyn died at his Ocean avenue home from hydrophobia after a peaceful decline aided by opiates. He had prepared his personal affairs as paroxysms began, bidding farewell to his family before the final pain relief.
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New York
Pasteur Institute
William H. Marsh
Hroplyn
Ocean Avenue
Marsh
Cummins backs Prouty for congress over Hull in Des Moines
Governor Cummins announced support for Judge 8. FL Prouty of Unis city as the party’s congressional nominee. He opposes Captain J. A. T. Hull who seeks re election, stirring district political circles.
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Cummins
Prouty
Des Moines
FL Prouty
Unis City
Congress
J. A. T. Hull
Missouri bankers meet for eighteenth annual convention
Joplin Missouri hosts one thousand state bankers for the eighteenth annual convention of the Missouri bankers association. Colonel J D Powers of Louisville president of the American Bankers association reviewed General Dambinng Hetensge 11.
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Joplin
Missouri
J. D. Powers
Louisville
American Bankers’ Association
Missouri Delegates Instructed At Democratic State Convention
At Jefferson City on May 21 Missouri delegates were instructed to vote as a unit for Nebraska’s William J. Bryan for president. The gathering organized with 1,000 delegates, naming John M. Athingan temporary chairman and Ovid Hell secretary, with permanent chair J. R. Mech Davis and Wor Jonins as secretary. Governor Molk and U S Senator Jo Stone were chosen as delegates.
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Jefferson City
Vuett Biiuey
William Jo Wiyaths Nawe
John M. Athingan
Moss County
Ovid Hell
Wilton
J.r M. Mech Davi
Wor Jonins
Pratt County
Molk
United States
Jo Stone
James AL
Lh Tt
Francis
Louis
Hailat
Platt Denies Marriage Claims in Miss Wood Divorce Trial
United States Senator Thomas C. Platt testified to deny any marriage to Ma e Wood in her absolute divorce suit. He repudiated the marriage certificate and letters, said he paid 10000 to his son Frank H. Platt to settle the suit, and appeared frail yet forcible under cross examination in New York.
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New York
United States
Thomas C. Platt
Wood
Miss Wood
Cmt
Senator Platt
Mise Wood
Hotel Arlington
Frank H. Platt
Howe & Hummell
Fleet Enters Puget Sound For Navy Visit
The Atlantic battleship fleet enters the Strait of Juan de Fuca and heads toward Puget Sound. Vessels will anchor at Port Townsend Bremerton and Seattle with planned entertainment, then proceed to Tacoma for several days before final departure.
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Seattle
Wash
United States
Strait of Juan de Puca
Puget Sound
Port Angeles
Louisiana
Missouri
Ohio
Port Townsend
Iulmmols
Kearsarge
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Kentucky
Navy Yards
Bremerton
Connecticut
Deception Pass
Bellingham
Tacoma
Manufacturers Elect Officers After New York Convention
The National Association of Manufacturers closed its annual convention in New York with officer elections and a banquet at the Waldorf Astoria. Senator Beveridge of Indiana urged tariff modernization and praised a resolution for a permanent tariff commission. Re-elected were J. W. Vas Cleave as president, Francis H. Stillman as treasurer, and directors at large David M. Parry, Ludwig Nissen, C. W. Post, D. A. Tompkins, John Kirby Jr., and J. Burtelle.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
National Association of Manufacturers
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
J. W. Vas Cleave
St. Louis
Francis H. Stillman
David M
Harmer Breaks High School Neck in Wagon Accident
Rivand Schwank, a farmer near Wisner Nebraska, fell from a lumber wagon while rearranging loose shingles. The seat broke and he struck his head, breaking his neck. Two neighbors witnessed the accident. his wife and two children survive. The incident occurred about 5 o clock last night.
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Wisner
Neb
Rivand Schwank
Lightning Victim Critical Condition In Rosalie Neb
Carrie Copple aged 9, recently struck by a vehicle in Rosalie Nebraska, is in critical condition and unlikely to recover. She is the daughter of W H Copple who was murdered by Wiggings a few months ago.
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Rosalie
Neb
Carrie Copple
Hehming
W. H. Copple
Ainsworth Defeats Atkinson In Local Game 2 to 1
In Ainsworth Nebraska on May 21 the local team beat Atkinson 2 to 1 with a run credited to Robert M. Herre the bridegroom elect. The match was reported as a special to The News detailing the evening’s score and key players.
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Ainsworth
Neb
Atkinson
Robert M. Herre
Herre and Rathburn Wed In Ainsworth Ceremony
Robert M. Herre assistant cashier of Citizens State Bank and Miss Jennie Rathburn were married last evening at the home of the bride's sister Mrs. J H Davison in Ainsworth Nebraska. The groom is a son of the late Fred Herre of Hooper Nebraska.
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Ainsworth, Neb
Robert M. Herre
Citizens State Bank
City
Jennie Rathburn
J. H. Davison
Fred Herre
Hooper, Neb
Buffey Controls Convention in Democratic York Rally
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania on May 21 the Democratic state convention refused to instruct delegates at large for Bryan at the Denver meeting. Colonel James M Guffey of Pittsburgh led the pro Guffey faction to a clean victory over Bryan supporters. The platform calls for tariff revision and equitable protection for American labor against foreign manufacturers.
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Harrisburg
Denver
Bryan
James M. Guffey
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
National Committee
Guffey
Bryanites
Bryan Democratic League
Broker McIntyre Arrested on Grand Larceny Charge
Thomas A. McIntyre of the failed T. A. McIntyre & Co. was arrested in New York after a grand jury indictment for grand larceny in the first degree. He posted $25,000 bail and was released, despite protests from his physicians at the sanitarium where he has been a patient since his fall.
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Broker Mcintyre
New York
Thomas A. McIntyre
T. A. Mccintyre & Co
Melotyre
Rivalry Ends in Killing at Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas on May 21 William Brockton killed Robert Cramer after a fierce confrontation over business rivalry between blacksmiths from Mack Hilla country. Cramer, though mortally wounded, struck back with a heavy iron bar before collapsing. Brockton surrendered. Carnegie Hero Fund Awards in Pittsburgh on May 21 awarded medals or cash to thirty of eighty five investigated cases, while fifty five were rejected.
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Enda
Hot Springs
8. D
William Brockton
Robert Cramer
Cramer
Mack Hilla
Stockton
Carnegie Hero Fund
Pittsburg
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Two Ballots For Bishops Long List Of Candidates
At Baltimore on May 21 the first bishops ballot yielded no winner. Top votegetters were Rev. Dr. William I Anderson of New York 446 Rev. J La Nielsen of the Chicago German conference 445 Rev. William A Quayle of Chicago 319 Rev. Dr. E B Hughes Depauw president 271 Rev. Dr J R Cooke Tennessee editor 260 Rev. Dr Henry G Jennings Western Book concern 256 Rev. GC W Smith 261 Rev. W Lewis 248 and Rev. M O B Mason colored 237 of 770 ballots cast 514 needed. A second ballot was ordered and reports indicate Rev. W P Anderton New York and Rev. J L Nuelsen Deron Ohio were elected bishops.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
William I. Anderson
New York
J. la. Nielsen
Chicago
Wos
William A. Quayle
EB. H. Hughes
Depauw University
J. R. Cooke
Tennessee
Church
Henry G. Jennings
Western Book Concern
GC. W. Smith
W. §. Lewis
M. O. B. Mason
W. P. Anderton
Board of Education
Preedman
J L. Nuelsen
Wallace College
Deron
Bishop Morrison Seeks Diocesan Division and Coadjutor
Keokuk Iowa May 21 The Episcopal convention opens with a move to form a committee to study Bishop Thomas Morrison s proposal to split the diocese of Iowa The bishop favors a coadjutor but wants assured support and no harm to current work The Brotherhood of St Andrew meets with J L Houghteling of Chicago speaking on Brotherhood Man s Attitude in Service
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Keokuk
Episcopal State Convention
Thomas Morrison
Iown
Morrison
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
J. L. Houghteling
Chicago
Iowa Congregationalists Meet in Waterloo Iowa
The sixty ninth annual conference of the general association of Congregational churches of Iowa opens in Waterloo with four days of sessions. Theme The Forward Movement of Congregationalism. Mayors and pastors welcome delegates as W K Evans of Hampton responds. The Woman's Home Missionary Union also opens its twenty second annual meeting featuring Miss Lidia A Ringer of Chicago.
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Waterloo
General Association of Congregational Churches of Iowa Jo
Congregationalism
Daly
WH. Rollins
W. K. Evans
Hampton
Move for Church Union in Methodist Bodies
Pittsburg May 21 The Methodist Protestant general conference orders printing the committee report on church union and instructs a nine member commission to confer with a fire commission from the Methodist Episcopal church to seek amalgamation of bodies split for eighty years.
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Pittsburg
Methodist Protestant General Conference
United States
Committee On Church Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baptists Convene In Oklahoma City For Northern Anniversary
In Oklahoma City on May 21 1 000 delegates attend as 2000 to 3000 expected arrive for a week long Northern Baptist anniversary at White Temple. The convention will receive reports from the American Baptist Missionary Union American Baptist Home Missionary Society and the American Baptist Publication Society and other general denominational bodies.
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Baptists
Oklahoma City
Okla
Northern Baptist
White Temple
American Baptist Missionary Union
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
American Baptist Publication Society
William P Haynes Arrested for Abandonment Disclosed
William P. Haynes formerly married to Eleanor Thiele of West Point Nebraska is jailed in Omaha after his deserted wife protests his second marriage. Reports indicate he had another wife she learned of the second union and prompted the arrest on abandonment and non support charges.
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William P. Haynes
Eleanor Thiele
West Point
Neb
Omaha
Gall
Hayes
Eleanor Thile
Haynes
Hiarrest
Hastings Grand Army parade features flag ceremony and officer contests
Two thousand Hastings school children joined the Grand Army parade led by Department Commander Thomas Creigh. The morning ended with flag and Lincoln portrait presentations. Veterans racked up officer elections for next encampment as York and Plattsmouth competed for sessions.
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Grand Army
Hastings
Hastings, Nel
Thomas Creigh
Patriotic Organization
Women's Relief Corps
Lincoln
Grand Army of the Republic
Kerr Opera House
Women's Relief Corpa
BR. A Barnes
Grand Island
A. W. Taylor
Neligh
Fred Denier
Syracuse
L. D
Richards
Fremont
Freeman Marrman
Kearney
Plattamouth
York
Dr. Brothersa
Restrice
W. H. Stewart
Geneva
Rev. J. Mickel
Linen
Toledo
Ate
Churchmen Favor New Order in Omaha Association
Congregationalists of the Omaha association adopted steps toward incorporating and unifying Nebraska district sessions. A October meeting will set plans, with Rev. L. O. Baird as ministerial delegate and G. L. Loomis as lay delegate. Rev. J. B. Storm was elected treasurer and Rev. Frank Mills scribe. The group voted a 300 donation to Weeping Water academy.
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Springfield
Neb
Omaha Association
National Council
Nebraska
L. O. Baird
Omaha
G. L. Loomis
Fremont
J. B. Storm
Irvington
Frank Mills
Weeping Water Academy
Shercliff Arrest Report Reaches Omaha From Lansing
Chief Donahue learns Lansing police have arrested Frank Shercliff on highway robbery charges. Shercliff, the 1892 Pollock jewels thief sentenced to seventeen years, later testified for the state in Tom Dennison’s robbery case.
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Shercliff
Omaha
Donahue
Lansing
Mich
Frank Shercliff
Tom Dennison
Murderess Is Officially Declared Dead in Gunness Case
Coroner Mack returns the official verdict that the body found in the April 28 fire at Mrs. Bella Gunness’s home is Mrs. Bella Gunness. The finding relieves the state attorney from proving death in court if needed and delays further verdicts in related deaths for a few days.
Coal wage agreement ends long southwest mining dispute
Kansas City May 21 After seventy Mays of negotiations the coal mining troubles of the southwest where 5 000 men die upon burs were practically ended when the joint subcommittee of the operators and miners reached an agreement on the wage.
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Kansas City
Southwest
Weather forecast for Nebraska outlook today and Friday
The Chicago weather bulletin reports for Nebraska a generally fair tonight and Friday with light frost tonight. Temperature data shows twenty four hour readings and regional conditions from the U S Weather Bureau.
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Nebraska
Chicaeo
Chicago
United States
Weather Buren
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results include St. Louis 1 New York 0, Brooklyn 2 Chicago 5, Boston 8 over Claeinmatl, 0 V Philadelphia 0. American League show Philadelphia 1 St. Louis 3, Boston 3 Cleveland 4. American Association games Indianapolis 2 Columbus 1, Minneapolis 4 St Paul 2 Toledo 2. Western League Lincoln 4 Pueblo 11 Omaha 4 Lions City 3 Des Moines 7 Denver 6.
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St. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Claeinmatl
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Lincoln
Puebllo
Omaha
Lions City
Des Moines
Denver
Senate ends Lilley inquiry with questions of bad faith
The House sustained the special committee findings that Representative Lilley acted in bad faith and was guilty of contempt toward the House. Senator Rayner urged a court of inquiry into Colonel William I. Stewart’s case, but the move stalled. The omnibus public buildings bill passed, funding about 45 million dollars, along with a flag protection bill and partial civil sundry agreement.
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Washington
Lilley
House
Connecticut
Williame
Rayner
Stewart
Bennator Rayner
Senate
William I. Stewart
Coast Artillery
Fort Grant
Arizona
Committee On Military Affairs
Congress
United States
Currency commission to be created by Aldrich plan
Washington May 21 The conferees on the Aldrich Vreeland currency bill decide on a nine member senate and nine member house currency commission. If approved by Congress it will cover all financial legislation for the present session. Leaders anticipate final adjournment next Saturday.
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Washington
House
Aldrich
Senate
Congress
Waddell Leaves St Louis Club in Protest
The St Louis baseball team of the American League left for Horton with Rube Waddell quitting the squad after saying he was not treated fairly by management. He is the former Philadelphia pitcher.
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Waddell
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Petty
Horton
Rube" Waddell
Rube
Alaska Democrats Nominate Delegate at Jileau Convention
John Ken Ton was nominated for delegate to Congress by the Alaska Democratic convention in Jileau. Delegates to the Denver convention were instructed to support the party for president and for governor.
Trains Collide in Belgium Amid Rain Fatalities Reported
In Antwerp on May 21 two trains on the Teen road collided after a mislaid switch. All cars telescoped except one. Dozens were killed and about 100 injured, many of whom were expected to die. Investigators pursue the faulty switch as the cause.
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Belgium
Antwerp
Nebraska physicians elect Dr. L. M. Shaw president
Special to The News reports Dr. L. M. Shaw of Beatrice elected president of the Nebraska State Medical Association. Also recommended for board membership were Dr. Wrash of Beatrice Dr. Metta Nughey of York and Dr. Muirhead of Omaha.
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Wrash
Beatrice
Mettanughey
York
Muirhead
Omaha
State
Doctors Unite to Fight Speculative Medical Suits
Nebraska Medical Association proposes a defense fund to counter frivolous lawsuits targeting doctors. Officials accuse some elites of steering surgical cases to Omaha for fee sharing, while lawmakers debate a new law to curb dishonest competition and protect physicians from costly, baseless prosecutions.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Medical Association
Omaha
Wallingford and Frazey wed at Presbyterian parsonage
J. Ro Wallingford of Lake Nebraska and Miss Frazey of Newton were married yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. Mr. Beale. The ceremony was private with only the bride's sister present. Mrs William Abel and her daughter from Tilden visited Norfolk. Mrs PL Juhl and children went to Omaha for the wedding of Miss Mary Petterson.
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Wallingford-Frazey
Valentine
Nel
J. Ro Wallingford
Lake
Neb
Miss Frazey
Newton
Presbyterian Parsonage
Beale
Pri- Vale
William Abel
Tilden
Norfolk
PL J. Juhl
Omaha
Indiana Prohibs Name State Ticket
Indianapolis May 21 The prohibitionists of Indiana nominated a state ticket headed by Suaner W. Hayes of Portland for governor
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Suaner W. Hayes
Portland
Knights Discuss Insurance at Kansas City Convention
The Catholic Kalzhos of America hold their annual convention in Kansas City on May 21 with delegates from fourteen states. President Dente BE and Kelly of Memphis participate as they debate whether to raise insurance rates for the society.
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Neligh
John Miltary
Omaha
H. D. Neely
Fay Neely
Knights
Kansas City
Catholic Kalzhos of
America
Dente BE
Kelly
Memphis
Land Fraud Trial Nears End In Government Case
The government’s case in chief against Hyde Henson and Schneider in a land fraud trial in Washington heads toward conclusion after thirty five days in the criminal court.
Injunction Bill Caucus In Congress Delayed
Washington May 21 members of the Repub Neach caucus met to decide the majority stance on a bill to modify federal court power to issue injunctions. The conference failed to reach an agreement and adjourned to reconvene tomorrow for further talk.
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Washington
Repub Neach
Lege Fation
Federml
Tha
Bewiet
Huhlard
Townsend Ua
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Manufacturers
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Edward Schwanck
Mr. Schwank
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Episcopal Board
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