Daily Personal News adds a long list of Omaha visitors
A parade of residents and guests pass through the city with brief stops in Omaha Lincoln and nearby towns. Business callers include Thierolf Ibson Fricke and Edmonds while many depart for Lincoln Hamburg Blair and St Joseph. Several locals travel to Denver Omaha and Greenwood on personal and family matters and for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. White
Omaha
Albert Fricke
Matt Gering
Lincoln
J.D. Gravitt
Hamburg
Iowa
J. H W. Booth
Thomas Smith
Will
John Marquette
Ilinois
Wm. Budig
Denver
Numerous Omaha visits mark county daily rounds
A long list of residents and visitors from Weeping Water, Louisville, Murray, Manley, and surrounding towns traveled to Omaha and Lincoln for business, court, or family matters. The Missouri Pacific work at Platte River, a late wedding, and a runaway injury in Thermopolis were noted among routine community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Smith
T. E. Parmele
Louisville
Guy Smith
Havelock
Nehawka
Mr. Smith
J. C. Smith
T. P. Salmon
Thurman
Iowa
Burlington
H. T. Batton
Denver
Leonard Batton
James Chalfant
John Hendricks
Omaha
Frank, C. Benfer
J. W. Newell
A. W. Atwood
David M. Lloyd
Below Murray
Court House
John Groop
J. O. Ward
Herman Kleitsh
Weeping Water
Chas Warner
Wim. Warrsn
Thomas Murty
Missouri Pacific
Platte River
Waverly T. Allen
P. M. Harrison
Kansas City
R.d.mecnurlin
P. E. Ruffner
Ed. Becker
West of Town
Plattsmouth
Thomas Ivy
C. E. Edmonds
Glenwood
C. E. Tefft
Rolly Noyes
Paul Roesner
Lincoln
J. R. Sanders
Edward Mason
Mason & Sanders Contractors
Pearl Vaneventer
Mound City
Plattsmouth Telephone Company
Perry Gass
Rev. Salsbury
Perry
Louis Anderson
W.T. Allen
Myrtle Isner
Ella Anderson
Beatrice
Institute
L. M. Curtiss
Edward and
Westley
Bartlett
Wm. Schmidtmann
W. T. Allen
Forest
Corintha
Perkins
Monte Streight
A. B. Hass
Oreapolis
City
Sarah Black
Ashland
Riley Rictor
al. Totten
Murray
Justice Lilly
Murrey
W. H. Venner
Elli
Mary Swelburn
Marie Wajebodia
Chas. Noyes
Bertha Richey
C. A. Richey
Rh. E. Long
G. W. Osberman
Jonquist
Purlington
Pacific Junction
W. D. Foster
L. H.sanders
O. M. Coon
C. M. Andrus
Manley
Rawls
JEAN REID ENGAGEMENT WITH HON WARD IN ROYAL CIRCLE
Miss Jean Reid daughter of Wille Reid of the United States engages Hon John Hubert Ward brother to the Hart of Thdles and nephew of the King. Ward, financially favored and a favorite of the King, is an aide to the Crown and court circles. The engagement, while celebrated among aristocracy, has faced tabloid attention due to family prominence and royal connections. Ward’s career includes posts at the War Office and service as equerry to the King, with honors from the Royal Victorian Order. The wedding date remains unfixed as of this report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Mayfield
Burlington Station
H. H. Howarter
Gibson
Louis Jarand
A. F. Knofeljek
North Dakota
J. C. York
W. H. Newell
St. Joseph
Amaxonia
Manley
C. A. Rawls
United States Court
R. R. Nickels
Omaha
Presbyterian Hospital
John Hubert Ward
Mise Jean Reid
Wille Jan Kel
Mabaganderide
Jobo Hubert Ward
Attra
Londen Roslety
Miksa Jeng
Ted
Amlbe
Sael
Lew Reid
Tc Mills
Jolun Fruties
Syis
Santi Aftrica Ty PO
War Office
Joo
Ile
Isabella
CatoHea
Death by Own Action Triggers Suspension of Coster Firm
New York April 00 Following the death by own action of Charles Coster a prominent broker and society man the stock exchange firm of Coster Knapp Co of which Coster was a member has announced its suspension on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. The firm was prominent and had done an extensive business. No estimates of the assets or liabilities was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Coster
Stock Exchange
Coster
American Line Subscribes £2506 for Gladiator Families
The American line has subscribed £2506 to the relief fund for the families of the Gladiator’s crew who perished in the collision with the St. Paul on Saturday. Official survey shows the St. Paul sustained greater damage than initially reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Line
London
Gladiator
St. Paul
First Train Engineer Simeon Hedding Dies in Minneapolis
Simeon E. Hedding, one of the oldest locomotive engineers on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway, dies at his Minneapolis home. He pulled the first Milwaukee road train from Minneapolis on Christmas Day 1874, born in Chazy New York in 1844.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Simeon E. Hedding
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Hedding
Milwaukee Road
Chazy
N. Y
One Dispute Referred Back for Settlement in Kanawha
In Charleston the remaining mining dispute between Kanawha district miners and operators has been sent to the scale committee. Both sides express hope for a settlement and the avoidance of a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha District
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Daily Personal News
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Philip Thierolf
A. Ibson
The
Kate Oliver
South Omaha
Fort Crook
E. Wigginhorn
Dora Fricke
S. H. Atwood
Stone
Joseph Lorenz
Tobias
C. D. Edmonds
Blair
Wm. Taylor
Mesdames
Frank Johnson
Benton Kinkaid
Capitol City
Laura Kinkaid
Alexander Hamilton
Red Oak
W. C. Hamilton
H. K. Dunbar
F. H. Dunbar
Riley Hotel
A. W. Dawson
G. G. Messinger
Cedar Creek
Peter Keil
W. FF. Gillespie
Mynard
Wv. D. Conn
Greenwood
Bk. C. W. Murray
Near Murray
Frank Smith
Harvey Rice
Perry Marsh
South Omeadea
Peter Campbell
Kenooska
W. D. Wheeler
Near Rock Grails
Wills’ Murray, Jr
R. L. Propst
Col
H. C. McMahen
Propst
Mr. McMahen
Joseph Fitzgerald
J. W. Crabill
Martin Petersen
Cullom
Petersen
Jacob Reichart
Chas. Piper
F. L. Bickford
Ben Brooks
Maywood
Neb
John Conent
Mary E. Foster
Eagle
L. Grant
Callihan Bros
Katz
Miles City
Montana
F. R. King
Bert Clements
Elmwood
Echo
Bert
J. G. Richey
John Hall
Claude Shumaker
Adolph Giese
W. W. Coates
Little Neleigh
P. S. Barnes
Henry O'Brian
Allen Vs. Anderson
George Bruhl
P. F. Goos
John Fight
Fred Wehrbein
J. H. Becker
Miss Carrie
A. B. Taylor
Harry Reece
C. W. Baylor
A. B. Tucker
Mr. Tucker
John
Andrew Sutton
Kenosha
A. E. Stephenson
Henry Martin
A. Neimeyer
Dora
Louise
Williamsport
F. G. Fricke
Father Nimmick
Fairfield
Hancek
W. H. Lopp
Carl
Abbie
Sheriff Quinton
National Stone Company of
Noyes
L. P. Kordel
Chas. Gradoville
Spencer
Mary Gradoville
Jack Crawford
Thermopolis
Wyoming
Henry Beeck
J. P. Ruby
Smith Center
Kansas
Beeck
Cole
Hiram Sheldon
Rock Bluffs
B. DB. Danaher
Jesse Grown
T. W. Vallery
Simon
C. F. Vallery
G. R. Olson
Wahoo
Olson Photograph Company
J. N. Dodson
J. N. Dodson Land Company
Elmer T. Younker
G. J. Jones
W. W. Tunison
Malvern
Ene Moore
Jesse Heiner
Sam Hackenberg
Will Hoover
Asa Snyder
Mrs. Snyder
A. N. Sullivan
C. E. Duke
Gladys
A. L. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Wiliam Gentry
John Griffin
Thomas Akeson
Silas Long
Mr. Gentry
Minnie Jochim
Eddie
Minnie
Stephen Jochim
Journal
Miss Jochin
Cass County
R. M. Lewis
Robert
Jean Reid
Honorable
Paerry-In- Waltiog
Kaede Deartlow
Jorge Hues
Wien
Mie Attinttonen
Miss Reid
United States
Misa Reid
Great Panhandle
Texas
Frisno
Frank Stanley
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