Buffalo Bill show draws crowds to Omaha trip
Dozens journeyed to Omaha for the Buffalo Bill Wild West show with many riders, officials, and residents noting travel by mail and fast trains. The day also featured a lengthy slate of local visits, business trips, and social happenings as residents flocked to the event.
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Hen Rainey
Omaha
Buffalo Bill
Ed. Fitzgerald
Opal
Teresa Droege
Henry Steinhauer
Gladys
Eugene Maurer
Bertha White
Lucella Patterson
Claire Dovey
Epworth League
Letty Smith
McMahen
Milford
Sheridan
Wyo
W. A. Celip
Burlington
Myron Wiles
Ray Holmes
Wm. Schmidtmann
Metropolis
Gus. Swanson
Eddie Vallery
Atlantic City Shootings Stir Silent Baltimore Link
Atlantic City police reject robbery theory in the Roberts case. Charles B. Roberts, a Baltimore clubman, was shot while in a rolling chair with Mrs. W. S. G. Williams. Roberts remains in serious condition as detectives pursue leads including a potential link to Williams and a Baltimore connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J. Aus
Charles B. Roberts
Baltimore
W. S. G. Williams
City Hospital
Williams
Brighton
Roberts
Mrs. Williams
Mr. Roberts
Shearer
Friends
R. Roberts
Air
Mioner
Felkeman Rust
Williams Country
Wiliams
Europe
H. C. Darrell
Williscuus
Garrel
GG. Weiaims
Rorrinz
New York
Tnessias
Legacy of Semple Ties to Illinois Minister
Fragmentary OCR describes x-Gov Semple as Gerad and notes he is linked to a Semple family in Illinois. It mentions a first wife, a son of the late justice Semple, and a birth around 19 at a diplomatic legation in a Colombia setting. The text is garbled and unclear about concrete events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semple
Gerad
San Diesel
Kissel Bar Company Head Dies From Wounds
Milwaukee August 29 Louis Kissel chief of the Kissel bar company and Hartford business interests died of wounds inflicted by a discharged employee who shot him after his dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Louis Kissel
Kissel Bar Company
Hartford
Shoes That Never Cost A Cent Mystery Ad
A playful ad claims a secret tied to shoe sales with numbers three twenty three and thirteen. It promises fall stock arriving soon and asserts shoes that wear fit and are up to date with a reputation.
Costly farm threshing machine accident near Tritsch farm
At John Tritsch’s farm southwest of town a large steel threshing machine toppled during relocation. The Ixtest Case separator suffered extensive damage, lifting its elevator and other parts. Kaufman brothers assessed about $50 in damages and one boy set off to Lincoln for repair parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tritsch
Kaufman
Mr. Tritsch
Young’s
Lincoln
Married in Omaha United T. B. Line and Miss Clara Tyler
T. B. Line of Omaha and Miss Clara Tyler, of this city, were united in marriage in Omaha on Wednesday Aug. 26. The couple visited the bride’s parents C. Tyler and wife before returning to Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Line will reside in Omaha. Miss Tyler is well known locally and has many friends who extend congratulations. Mr. Line is regarded as enterprising and highly recommended.
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H. J. Streight
Omaha
Hamburg
Cox
W. A. Schutz
Oreapolis
Mr. Schutz
Paul Bajeck
John
Immanuel Hospital
Anton Nitka
Henry Stendyke
South Dakota
Henry Born
Ed Tritsch
Rock Bluffs
Will Shera
Mr. Shera
Cody
Louis Rotter
Miss Eva
J. W. Gamble
Douglas County Institute
Dorothy Britt
Auburn
Neb
M. P
J. Livingston Richey
John Latenser
Alpha Theta Chi Society
The
State University
Latenser
Richey
A. Graham
Ferry
Mills County
Graham
Matthew Herold
New York
Henry Gering
St. Louis
Philadelphia
John F. Sattler
T. B. Line
Clara Tyler
C. Tyler
Line
Child Hurt by a Plow Near Nehawka
Eleanor Ost twelve year old daughter of William Ost was run over by a riding plow while plowing. A tug unfastened, she stepped off to fix it, horses moved, wheel struck her arm, fracturing it. Dr Walker set the fracture and she is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
William Ost
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Jouri
John Cory
John Martin
Albert Daily
Henry Land
Henry Evenberger
S. H. Atwood
C. H. Parmere
Sarah Baker
Miss May Rieder
Weerine Wicer
Perhops Hotel
F.R. Cunningham
Newhawka
F. H. Dunbar
Clarnde Shumater
W. Nelson
J. C. Perry
LaPlatte
Owen West
Rockport, Mo
City
E. B. Peoples
Mary Brooks
Newmarket
James M. Woodson
Juke Hild and
Fred Ott
Alice Root
Clara Wobblfarth
Harry Poisall
Wahoo
Geo. Snyder
Mildred
O. W. Hamburg
Alice Budig
Ella Anderson
Christie Biggs
Clarinda
Fast Mail
Joe Fitzgerald
Ray Teodorski
Louisville
W. D. Jones
Dwyer
Omahadev
Jon van Hern
Was Is Thenhatecar
Nader
Eosen Venter
Petes Ress Min Ters
WH. Donat
Palmer Block
J. H. Thrasher
Coates Block
Cornelius Bengen
Hermia Nevotny
C. F
Gilson
Klemm
D. Hawksworth
Marie Hawksworth
Mr. Hawksworth
Ambrose Neligh
Neligh
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