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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1901
Page
5
Phil Thierolf's Casino Links to Anheuser Busch Beers
Phil Thierolf operates a casino and also serves as an agent for the Celebrated Anheuser-Busch St. Louis beers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Thierolf’s
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis
Fistic Duel Ends When Griffeth Fires at McCunahae
Local men Joe McCunahae and Earl Griffeth clashed over a poker dispute sparking a fight. Griffeth fetched a revolver and fired three shots, all missing, leaving both men with bruises after they were separated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka Register
Joe McCunahae
Earl Griffeth
Griffeth
McCunahae
Papillion Story Claims Poor Work by Lincoln Sleuth
The Papillion Times reports Emmons who came from Lincoln with two bloodhounds to track Herman Sanders store thieves, failed to trail in deep snow and quit when it heated. He later boasted of captures but pursued patrons at a Red Light theater, accepting 320 from Sanders for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Papillion Times
Emmons
Lincoln
Herman Sanders
Papillion
South
Omaha
Red Light Theater
Sanders
Local arrests and civil suits filed in county court
Saturday arrests by Marshal Slater included Frank Kohodak who was discharged while Frank Newman and Anton Kalacek were fined 1 each plus costs. Mont Robb and John L. Young sue W C Nye for 65.10 and 79.25 respectively. Ed Fitzgerald sues the D M Ferry Seed Co and F S Thomas for 100 over a horse loss. Union road case heard by Judge Jessen with case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kohodak
Frank Newman
Anton Kalacek
Marshal Slater
Archer
Kohodak
Newman
Kalacek
Mont Robb
Justice Archer
W.C. Nye
John L. Young
W. C. Nye
Ed Fitzgerald
Liveryman
D. M. Ferry Seed Company
F.S. Thomas
Thomas
Jessen
Dixon
Nebraska City
District Court
Union Road
Henry F. Taylor
Board of County Commissioners
Union
Man Named Thomas Carr Arrested for Drunkenness and Tied to Robbery Case
Friday afternoon Marshal l arrested a young man giving the name Thomas Carr for drunkenness. Deputy McBride concluded Carr matched the description of a highway robbery suspect in Nebraska City and Otoe County authorities linked him to an assault and robbery on Early of Syracuse. Carr’s jail term for drunkenness expired Tuesday and he was moved to stand trial. a woman named Varney was also involved, bound over with Carr and jailed on $1,000 bail awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Thomas Carr
McBride
Nebraska City
Otee County
Carr
Early
Syracuse
Brower
Oboe County
Varney
Republicans Set Primary and Convention Dates at Weeping Water
The republican county central committee met at Weeping Water and set primaries for Saturday August 17 and a nominating convention for Saturday August 24. The convention will have 222 delegates with Plattsmouth city entitled to 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Weeping Water
Plattsmouth City
Fishing Party Loses Horse on Platte Voyage
A party including Hans Goos Otto Bookmeyer Henry Jess Anton Hudecek James Rebal Otto Wurl Ben Elson and Frank Mc Elroy traveled by carryall to the Platte for a fishing trip. A horse died, natives drank most of the lune from the Goun time meal, and a local farmer was paid to dispose of the horse and tow the carryall. Ben Elson faces a 15 share of the damages, contested by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Hans Goos
Otto Bookmeyer
Henry Jess
Anton Hudecek
James Rebal
Otto Wurl
Ben Elson
Frank McElroy
Platte
Carryall
Ed Fitzgerald
Ben
Hudecek and McElroy Promote Fall Suitings
Tailors Hudecek and McElroy announce new fall samples of suitings and offer summer wear suits at a liberal discount from former prices. Call to view samples and obtain pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudecek & McElroy
Morgan
Attempted Hold-Up Halts as Sayles Foils Robber
George Sayles of Cedar Creek was stopped by a man asking for a ride near Weeping Water. The bandit produced a revolver but Sayles struck him, the weapon fired, horses bolted, and the robber fled left unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sayles
Cedar Creek
Sayles
Freight Collision Blocks Pacific Junction Traffic
A northbound freight train collided with a switch engine on the crossing at Pacific Junction on Wednesday afternoon, wrecking both locomotives and blocking traffic for several hours. A wrecking crew cleared the scene and no injuries were reported. Call for Exquisite 5¢ cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Junction
St Luke's to Resume Services After Vacation
Rev. H. B. Burgess of St. Luke's Episcopal church will resume services this Sunday at the usual hour after a month's vacation during which no services were held. Harry F. Huntington, a well recommended entertainer, will perform at Mynard under Modern Woodmen auspices Friday evening. Admission is 15 or 20 cents. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Burgess
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
The
Journal
Harry F. Huntington
Mynard
Death of Mrs Emma Rockwood in Cass County
Mrs Emma Rockwood died at her home in this city at 2 o clock Saturday morning. An early Cass County settler since 1878 she held business interests including Trico Wood block and other property. Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon by Rev Burgess, at the home of her sister Mrs Roba White at Sixth and Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Rockwood
Cass County
Triockwood Block
Roba White
Sixth and
Oak
Rev. Burgess
Youngs Reach Legal Separation and Property Split
Mrs. Young receives forty acres near Nehawka and city residence in the settlement of a legal separation from George W. Young. She already owned forty acres at Nehawka and has since deeded eighty acres to her daughter Hattie J. Davis for 4 000 and the Ninth and Granite street town property for 1 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Young
Ninth
Granite Streets
Elevator fire destroys Nehawka grain storage
Sunday morning at 6 o clock the Henry Pollar d elevator in Nehawka caught fire from an unknown cause and burned. About 500 worth of grain was stored inside and the total loss with the building is about 2500. The Mercantile Mutual of Lincoln insured 1000. It is not learned if rebuilding will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pollard
Nehawka
Mercantile Mutual
Lincoln
Pollaré
Best August trip through Yellowstone Park urged
August is ideal for Yellowstone Park with cooler climes than the heat of the Midwest. The park sits 8 feet above sea level and is ringed by snow capped peaks. Write J Francis at Burlington Route Omaha for a park folder with map and shows principal points of interest. Excursion rates daily. inquire with a ticket. Mrs Lena Chalfant of Union presides Cass County W C T U. Annual meeting set for Union on August 22 and 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Middle West
J. Francis
Burlington Route
Omaha
Neb
Lena Chalfant
Union
Cass County
Plattsmouth City Budget Estimate for 1901
The finance committee of Plattsmouth Nebraska presents an estimate of necessary expenses for the next fiscal year. Items include mayor and council, city clerk, treasurer, attorney, street work, fire hydrants, fire department, gas and lighting, interest on refunding bonds, parks, library, and incidentals. Total receipts into city treasury for year ending June 1901 list county treasurer and board of fines, with totals shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Awmeast
BC City
Board of Heart
Rom
Board of
Anes
Business Ak
Eeres
Local residents listed among Oklahoma drawing registrants
The Journal corrects a misstatement about Kroebler Rhoads and Ackerman returning from Oklahoma. none from here have yet been drawn from the El Reno wheel. Registered locals include A J Trilety W H Rhoads Fred Kroehler George Ackerman Frank Benfer Will Carmack and C L Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Kroebler
Rhoads
Ackerman
Oklahoma
el Reno
A J. Trilety
W. H. Rhoads
Fred Kroehler
George Ackerman
Frank Benfer
Will Carmack
C. L. Spencer
Fish wander Platte to Missouri as water runs low
Low Platte river water drives fish to seek deeper Missouri waters. A 40 pound yellow catfish was caught across the river in Sarpy county. Nearby, marriage licenses issued to Frederick Fleishman and Sarah Taylor and to Cecil Bulger and Neil Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte River
Missouri
Platte
Sarpy County
Frederick Fleishman
Manley
Sarah Taylor
Louisville
Cecil Lewis Bulger
Alford v Young slander case opens in district court
Mrs. Lavina Alford, through attorney Judge Chapman, sues Mary Young for 10000 dollars in damages over alleged July and subsequent false statements accusing Alford of criminal relations with Young's husband. The article notes Alford's relocation to Omaha for relief and outlines local context and involved residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Alford
Lavina Alford
Chapman
Mary Young
Alford
Plattsmouth
Omaha
George W. Young
Cass County
Board of County Commissioners
Granite Street
Eighth
Ninth
Young
Missing cash sours fishing trip for Henry Jess
Henry Jess and companions faced travel mishaps on a Platte River fishing trip, but return reveals an envelope with 35 in bills stolen from his cash register. The loss eclipses the trip's discomforts and grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jess
Platte
Cox's screens defend home from pests this summer
Its Heep Gut Flies and Mesquitors urge installation of Cox's screens for doors and windows to admit air while excluding pests. The fixtures last several seasons and cost a nominal sum per door or window, offering good protection and peace of mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox's
Cass County Treasurer reports healthy finances and bond progress
The semi annual report shows a June 30 balance of 869544.94 and a strong fiscal position. County courthouse bonds were 80000 on January 1, 1900, reduced to 57000 with 4000 more to be paid soon, promising tax relief. The bonds are held by the State of Nebraska as part of the permanent school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Cass County
Court House
Nebraska
Burlington Route Offers Summer Colorado and Utah Trip Deals
Less Than Half Rates. From August 1 to 10 Burlington Route sells round trips to Denver Colorado Springs Glenwood Salt Lake City at less than one way fare. Return by October 31. Write for Colorado literature for six cents to help decide. J Francis Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Utah
Burlington
Denver
Colorado Springs
Glenwood
Salt Lake City
J. Francis
Omaha
Neb
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Kentucky
Yellowstone
Pepperberg
Main Street
Jos. Fetzer
North Side Main Street
St. Luke's Church
E.G. Dovey & Son
SAOES
Sadies
Butterick
Pollard
Passenaon
H Carl Oomie
Wim. Wiley
Murray
Mr. Wiley
Nauvoo
Ter. F. H. Freund
St. John’s
Conny Sea Glass
Gqgering & Co
Music Unlimited
Henry Ofe
John A. Gutsche
John Fasbender
Geo. C. Hawkins
Pride of
Jobiw Fech
Iner
F. S. White
Degroceries
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