Passenger brakeman Harry Moore dies after Julesburg accident
Harry Moore, well known passenger brakeman, died in an Omaha hospital after being injured Sunday when he slipped on ice trying to board a moving train at Julesburg. He was treated, transported to Omaha, and passed away yesterday morning. Funeral will be held at the Episcopal church tomorrow at 2:30 conducted by Rev. Franklin Koch.
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Harry Moore
Omaha
Julesburg
Moore
Hastings
Episcopal Church
Franklin Koch
Mra. C
Clinton
J. J.owker
Everett Johnston
Naval Aeroplane Service
Townsend Denn
John Burke
Claude Wejingand
Midland College
Atchisen
Kan
J. J. Bowker
Willow Springs
Hawker
John Cheelioupe
Thas
Chester Smith
Col Theodore Roosevelt Dies at Sagamore Hill
Former president Colonel Theodore Roosevelt died in his sleep at Sagamore Hill shortly after four o clock yesterday morning. The immediate cause was a pulmonary embolism from a broken vein with rheumatism affecting the heart. a remote cause lies in diseases from his South American exploring days. His son Quentin was killed in France recently. Funeral services are planned at home and at the Episcopal church in Oyster Bay.
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Coronel Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Sagcamore Tail
Colonel Frooswell
South America
Quentin
France
Episcopal Church
Oyster Bay
Ice house laborers arrive from Omaha and Denver
Twenty eight laborers from Omaha arrive for ice houses on No 15. Sixteen from Denver come down this morning and fifty more expected from Kansas City today. Wages at icing plant are forty cents per hour with free beds and thirty cents for meals. Beginning Wednesday January 8th hats go on sale at deep discounts at Block's Store. Local notes update on residents, travel, court, and community events.
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Omaha
No. 15
Denver
Kansan City
Villa Whittaker
Block's
Mae Marsh
the Keith
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Shark Monroe
Elsie Ferguson
Greenwood Tree
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Col. Roosevelt
Union Pacific
Lao Pon
Cheyenne
Judge Woodhurst
Virgle Smith
Kearney
Winifred Jenkins
Amherst
A. L. Ranald
Laramie
F. of L. E. Protective Board
Oscar Fiete
J. F. Bueminger
Tow
Hoaglang
Representative Davis
Lincoln
A. J. Salisbury
W. R. Maloney
Excelsior Springs
Law Monorran
Lucille Wilcox
Rexall Drug Store
Judee Grimes
Lexington
W. McDonald
Chazo
Janet
Lord Baltimore
Rexall Drug
Hexall
J. B. Hood
Archie
Italy
Spain
BE. T. Tramp & Sons
Elmer Baker
U. P
Gothenburg
Dodge Brothers
J. W. Romigh
Chatroman Souder
Red Cross Roll Call
North Platte
Walter Ellis
New York
Walter
Agnes O'Connor
Mildred Pixer
Grand Island
Mise Mayme Sizer
Constance Talmadge
Board of Health
Mand Fords Hendy-Ogier Auto Co
E. T. Tramp & Sons
Isle
Army of Navy
Con
J. T. Keefe
Sioux City
Louisville
Keefe
Rexall Store
East 8Th el
Albert Carroll
Oliver Carroll
W. R. Maloney Co
the Light and Power Company
Jhmé
Engineering Corps
Tig
Aplock
Harry Lannin
Tribune
Dayanville
Army of Occupation
Ed. G. Weston
Catherine Feather
Jackson Center
HH. Feather
Oralalla
Deathwaa
Mina Feather
Ogalalla
B. T. Tramp & Sons
Broad, Sons
Poland
China
C. P. Howard
Bacilla
Mary Miles Minter
Shoe Market
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