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Newspaper
Norfolk Weekly News Journal
Location
Norfolk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
2
The trial unfolds with intense courtroom action as witnesses recount the events under guard and jurors deliberate amid defense objections. Testimony centers on bank dealings and alleged conspiracies tied to the National Bank of North America and related parties as prosecutors press for a decisive outcome.
The Atlantic fleet voyage is delayed due to stormy weather near the Southern Islands of the Japanese group and postponement of planned receptions. Weather clear later may allow the schedule to resume. In Lexington Kentucky a two year old trotting filly, Leading Lady, set a new world record by finishing in 2:01.4, surpassing the previous mark of 2:51.4.
Registration figures show a rising total in the Mel py county area with more registrations expected at Chamberh in and surrounding districts. Officials project the nationwide total to reach two point zero as final counts come in.
Taft's campaign stops include Kentucky Limeville and moves into North Carolina and Virginia with a focus on southern hospitality. He aims to extend the Republican presidential bid, greeted by large crowds and media attention as supporters rally behind his candidacy.
A stray text notes unemployed men marching from Nottingham to London on foot to demand relief work and protest social neglect. The article mentions a mayoral statement about funding future work schemes and references local concerns over unmentioned incidents and costs.
TheOvermanane national committee led by Treneyer Norman Ridder released a statement on receipts and expenditures showing total contributions and disbursements. Individual giving included $2,000 from Charles Hughes, $1,040 from W J Bryan via the Commoner, and Governor Hickman Smith listed with a $200 contribution as several donors revisited their gifts.
The Nelinistan bead union of Women’s olibia elected officers in Omaha on October 1. Officers include president Mrs Max Hostetler Shelton and recording secretary Mrs dt York, with treasurer Mrs M C tench Miastings and corresponding secretary Mrs W S Swanson Oakland. Local and district officers named.
Lincoln post office carrier Broad confessed to taking letters addressed to William J Tryan s newspaper and containing cash for the Democratic campaign. He admitted taking eleven letters Monday and has used letters for months. Broad was held for the U S grand jury and arrested by Post Office Inspector Grain.
In Hernandos Mississippi a Black mob captured a man after he was found removing cotton from a gin belonging to another Black person. He died during the event while being taken to jail, details describe a violent confrontation involving members of the Black community.
Andrew Gilbert, a prominent businessman and alderman, sues Ernest J Gilbert alleging a $1,049 loan repayment dispute and defamation. The petition claims funds were routed through a bank to evade a debt law and seeks $25,000 in damages.
The hoard of information for foreign missions shows at an annual convention with Hooley presiding. Delegates plan events in Minneapolis and celebrate in Houston for the organization’s centennial since its foundation.
The latest quotations show buyers offers and producers receipts across districts. The National Live Stock Commission provides market data from the Stock Exchange building, South Jonna, South Conalia. The report notes overall demand remains steady with prices showing general steadiness despite mixed receipts.
fragmentary note mentions market activity and suspected thefts during peak times. references to people and places are unclear but imply a local market incident and concerns over security.
Market report from Logan & Bryan Omaha notes prices paid for staple grains in Norfolk. Chicago Board prices listed for corn, oats, and other cereals with beamish quotes and changes.
Market prices for wheat corn and oats are provided by the Bal er Coal and Grain Co of Norfolk with figures from Chicago. The readable text lists barley oats and peas but is partially obscured.
Market notes show weaker export demand pulling wheat prices lower on the local exchange with declines across the board. Corn and oats held steady as cattle and hog markets show varied receipts and price ranges. Chicago cash bids for No 2 wheat and corn cited, with Western feed and feeder prices mixed.
Obituary notes the death of Dean Linnetn aged ninety five, longtime rowing member of The bar Of conmthenes Nu Trish and trusted ally of Wail fan J. Bevan. A former athlete and congress hopeful, he guided personal and political ties for decades. Also mentions missing balloons and a trawler encounter near St Lanils with no further news.
Reports indicate Harry K. Thaw may travel to Pittsburgh soon to pursue or attend bankruptcy filings. The move follows prior hearings and connects him with ongoing financial proceedings in the city.
Former Norfolk resident LeRoy Charlton is named superintendent at Wayne State College and directs a reshaped curriculum. The announcement details new courses, department goals, and the college’s move to strengthen teacher preparation and related programs.
lL Tl Shiveyer a farmer in Port county Podowas recently moved after alleged threats. He left his home and moved to the house with AbD Ported dint ote mont grot aavanee Morewirred. Neighbors report his absence as a safety concern amid rumors of ongoing conflict.
Bryan spoke in Nebraska City urging voters to back his Republican committee and railing against past upheaval. He warned of violence by opponents and praised law and order while noting real estate transfers and weekly listings tied to the event.
A fragmented notice list describes multiple additions and parcels in Norfolk area townships. References include Dorsey, Christiansen, Harding, Jensen, Collier, Burton, and Praaseli suburban tracts with dates and lot listings across Norfolk, Pike, and surrounding counties.
A state Lutheran conference asserts its authority to build an orphanage in Nebraska. The brief notes the plan as part of church efforts amid uncertain local conditions.
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