Bigamy Case Proceeds In County Court As Baker Faces Trial
In county court this morning the State v Baker heard a preliminary examination. Evidence linked Baker to a marriage in Ohio and his later life with Mrs. Baker No. 1. Judge Beeson delayed ruling. district court possible. Crowded courtroom and interest from spectators including several women. Leading ladies Miss Alice Dovey and Miss Ethel Dovey sign with Lew Fields and DeWolf Hopper for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vas Baker
Rameey
A. N. Sullivan
Baker
Lim
Beeson
Heeton
Ramsey
Ohio
Baker No. 1
Ing
Alice Dovey
Frederick Truesdell
Ethel Dovey
Lew Fields
The
Comedias
DeWolf Hopper
Miss Dovey
Triesdel
Mr. Fields
Victor Herbert
Wang
Dovey
Fifteen Hundred Tramps Wrecked In Calf Load Prank
A Mynard mayor William Gillespie recruited neighbor William Starkjohn to bring calves to town. A wagon crash spilled the calves but they were found uninjured and the epic prank continued with the rider resuming his pipe. The tale ends with a plan to smoke first next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gillespie
Mynard
William Starkjohn
Gillespie
Drowning Death at Louisville Quarries Shock Locales
A Bohemian laborer named John Brudlar drowned yesterday afternoon near Louisville while swimming in a hot river after reportedly going insane from heat. He was a recent quarry worker with few local ties, seen vanish after entering one channel then the other as spectators watched. Authorities dragged the river with no recovery at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loulsville
John Brudlar
Natonal
Studlar
Spectatora
Prudlar
Ae & Tramp
Mrs Towle Recovery Reported After Surgery
Mrs. Alice Towle who was operated on several weeks ago and already described in the Journal is reported to be progressing nicely and expected to sit up today for the first time. Her friends in this city will be pleased by the excellent progress and anticipate continued improvement and a full recovery soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Towle
Weeping Water Resident Officers Ballots in City
KR Rector, a noted resident of Weeping Water, arrived in the city today to bring in the ballots from his ward for the voting process.
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Weeping Water
Hla
Octogenarian Woman Crushed by Cow Fractures Hip
Tra J. M. Woodson, 72, suffered a severe hip fracture when a cow grabbed her apron full of corn husks and pulled her down while feeding the animal. A surgeon was called, and she is said to be improving as well as could be expected under the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Woodson
Three Shorthorn yearting bulls and milk cows for sale
Mark White offers three good registered Shorthorn yearting bulls for sale and several fresh milk cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark White
Hearing on final settlement in Campbell estate at Platte Mouth
In Cass County Nebraska a hearing is set in county court on August 21 1909 at 10 o clock am regarding the report and petition for final settlement in the estate of Thomas J L Campbell deceased. All persons interested must appear or file objections by that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas JL. Campbell
Plattemouth
Said
Ldoclock Am
Notice of Estate Administration Hearing in Cars County
In County County, Nebraska, the court cites John Valentine Egenberger deceased. A petition seeks administration and appointment of an administrator. A hearing is set for August 14, 1909 at 2 p.m. in Platthorn County Court. Objections must be filed before the hearing. Witness Allen J. Reason, County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cars
John Valentine Egenberger
Plattemouth
Wold County
Anmount
Allen J, Reason,beal
Order to Show Cause in Bauer Estate Division
In Cass County Nebraska John Albert Bauer administrator petitions for license to sell estate realty to cover debts and costs. The court orders all interested parties to appear June 6 at 10 am in Plattsmouth to show cause why license should not be granted. Publication to run four weeks in the Plattsmouth Journal. Dated 1909.
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Neisritter
Cass County
Nedrabka
John H. Bauer
Deceas
John Albert Bauer
Weil
Nebraska
Acasion
Plattemouth
Coo County
Attempth Journal
Plattamouth
Neraska
Harwry
Tuaves Judge District Court
Auction Notice on Alvo Lot Foreclosure in Nebraska
An order of sale directs a public auction on August 10 1909 at 10 am in the Wilber County Courthouse for Lot 5 and 6 in Block 4 of Wagera Fire addition Alvo Nebraska to satisfy a foreclosure decree. The case involves Mell Evith P Bone executrix Janet Bone and multiple defendants including Belle Tennett Roy Bennett and others.
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Shumripe
James Robertson
Tiwiriet Court
Nebraska
Court House
Impald
Wuble
Lote
Wagera
Alvo
Cana
Tate
Nebranka
Wymald Court
Renta Foreman
Pennett
Orce VY. Foraman, Jr
Hee Tusbani
Marla Bennett
Telle Bennett
Hile Natural Guardian
Wattamouth
Local travels and social visits around Plattsmouth
Miss Katherine Franks departs for Tarkio Missouri to visit friends. Mrs F R Whittaker and daughter spend today in Omaha after an early morning trip. Miss Laulee Bradway visits relatives in the city returning to Omaha. J H Oltroegge begins a state wide trip. August Roessler and family leave for Grant Nebraska for several weeks. Mrs Joseph Hadraba and daughters Blanche and Helen visit Omaha today. Mrs Anna Bradway and son Gus leave for Denver for a few weeks. Misses Helen Spies and Christina Soennicheen head to Omaha for a day with friends. Former Mayor Henry G Gering visits the city. Ray Travis returns from Omaha to spend the weekend with his parents. William Starkjohn attends to business and friends. Mark Furlong returns with election supplies for tomorrow. A large crowd on Saturday night proves Plattsmouth is not a dead town. Frank Koubek visits Omaha and his sister ill at the Swedish hospital Typhoid feared but not confirmed.
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Katherine Franks
Tarkio
F. R. Whittaker
Omaha
Laulee Bradway
J. H. Oltroegge
August Roessler
Grant
Neb
Joseph Hadraba
Blanche
Helen
Anna Bradway
Gon Gus
Denver
Colo
Helen Spies
Christina Soennicheen
Henry G. Gering
Ray Travis
Judge
Mra. H. D. Travis
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Platsmouth
Frank Koubek
Local Notes and Visitor Highlights and a Fake Baseball tale
The column records visits by G. Mayfield to Knife River Minnesota and by Wr. and Mrs. Loberg to Illinois. It notes a broken arm of a boy south of Loulaville and a Lodi California professor visiting Dr. B. G. Lewis. Ontario bound guests from Renfrew Oklahoma report crops thriving and a Sunflower Bloomer Girls game is called out as a fake.
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G. Mayfield
Knife River
Minn
Richard Loberg
Ilinois
Loberty
George Vogler
Loulaville
M. W. Newton
Lodi
Cal
B. G. Lewis
Newton
Higher Mathematicas and Physical Science
Western Normal Institute of
Henderson Ward
Renfrew
Okla
Ward
Courier
Nebraska
Henry Ossenkop
Ossenkop
Sunflower Bloomer Girls
Louisville Ball Park
Platinmouth Precinct Ballots Fall Short of Expectation
George W. Bryder reported from his home that Platinmouth precinct delivered only twenty six ballots, far fewer than anticipated, signaling unusually low voter turnout and weak electoral participation for the area.
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George W. Bryder
Platinmouth
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George E. Dovey
Louisville
Nenmaska
Rameay Piatntie
Od, Quin x
Vesey
Attorneys For
Mark Furlong
Rock Bluff
Louisville Courier
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Territorial Association
Burlington
Fire Department
the Commercial Club
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