Visitors and travelers fill Omaha bound train services
A long list of residents and visitors depart for Omaha or travel through the city this morning and afternoon. Names include Mrs. Wm. Baird Mrs. A B E Gass William Olly A J Trinity Mrs. W L Pickett Albert Hunger August Gorder J B Pitzer Mrs H N Dovey and daughter Miss Jon Mrs Charles Janda Mitchell McCool Mrs J M Miller Mrs Frank Janda Sr C C Wescott and daughter Miss Claire John Schippacasserg Jesse Brady Mrs H C Low Mr O H Bayless Mrs T W Glen Bert Northrup Louis Lawrence Alex Patterson C J Wiles Jacob Glenn Mrs W H Pitzer Thos B Bates and wife Clarence Tefft Mrs Henry Jones Mrs Wm G Earhart Mrs Joy Fetzer and daughter Miss Charlotte Fred A Murphy Ray Wright Mrs P B Smith and Mrs Jos Sans Ben Horning in county court news Mrs B T Rickard appointed administratrix of Dr H T Rickard estate O M Kintz departs for Decatur Indiana for Christmas visit and Conrad Schlater remains stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Wescott
Omaha
C. C. Dovey
Miss Claire
John Schippacasserg
Jesse Brady
Watson
O. H. Bayless
H. C. Low
Bartlett
F. M. Kephart
Louis Lawrence
Burlington
Alex Patterson
C. J. Wiles
Jacob Glenn
Gothenburg
Neb
T. W. Glen
Wm. G. Earhart
Murdock
Schuyler
Joy. Fetzer
Misa Charlotte
Fred A. Murphy
War Department
Ray Wright
Humanayville
G. Stone
Kansas City
P. B. Smith
Jos. Sans
Ben Horning
Ben
B. T. Rickard
H. T. Rickard
C. B. Tefft
Conrad Schlater
Justice Archer
Morgan Va. Murphy
Douglass
Morgan
William A. Robertson
O. M. Kintz
Decatur
Ind
Mr. Kints
Christmas Kensington a grand success at St Marys guild
The Christmas Kensington hosted yesterday at Mrs. J. H. Donnelly’s home by St Marys guild ladies drew strong attendance despite poor travel weather. The event cleared 20 dollars, with refreshments served and candy bags made for young children, marking a promising first effort for future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
J. H. Donnelly
St. Mary's Guild
Nebraska Farmers Dominate Omaha National Corn Show Prizes
The Omaha National Corn Show awards list shows Nebraskans winning many prizes led by Seltz De Sota with 430 dollars and Henry Seltz first in sweepstakes. Winners from Auburn Blair De Sota and nearby towns collect multiple awards across yellow and white dent corn, other corn varieties, wheat oats and barley. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Spreigel of Cass County and funeral details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Omaha
Auburn
Blair
Indiana
Harry Seltz
de Sota
Roland Smith
Charles Gram
Bennington
Chet
J C. J. Brush
Otto Zeib
Papillion
Serond
de Seta
Jos Ki. Vetk
Mumphrey
Chas. J. Brosh
Se Borg Ie Esercuile
H. H. Rahlf
Palle City
Henry Seltz
Wm. Longergan
Florence
Aye Bros
Grim
Francis Seltz
Howard Weeth
Gretna
F. J. Dolezel
Morse Bluff
Chas. Paasch
Millard
M. Arnold
Aurora
John Denker
Phillips
C. W. Francisco
A. BE
Hinrichsen
J. Paul
H. Harner
Detlef Stelk
Grand Island
Grigg
Nateaneenys
W. D. Stelk
J. N. Fenerstin
Leshara
F. G. Sloup
Sprague
Arnold Martin
du Boils
R. W. Hopkins
Tilden
Anettn Taylor
du Bois
J. D. Hostle
Able
Roy BE. Hileman
Douglass County
Engineer Calicott May Be Burlington Veteran
A dispatch reports a probably fatal injury to an engineer on the Frisco railroad at Pierce City Missouri. The name Calicott appears, but locals believe the injured may be Tom Callcott formerly with the Burlington in the city and married to Ada Schlegel. He was last heard to be operating an engine out of Denison Texas on the Frisco. Railroading veterans recall him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Pierce City
Calicott
Tom Callcott
Ada Schlegel
Callcott
Denison
Texas
J B Pitverto Travels to Omaha for Business
J B Pitverto is spending today in Omaha where he has business matters to attend to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BE. Gass
Omaha
William
Olly
J. B. Pitverto
Smith Co. Plans 25 More Machines at Plattsmouth Plant
From Friday's Daily report the M. E. Smith shirt and overall factory will add twenty five machines, bringing total to seventy five. Secretary Wescott of the commercial club assures willing help from a large labor pool. new capacity aims for a strong year ahead for Plattsmouth as the firm anticipates further extensive improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Smith
Messrs
Arthur “Smith
Doubek
Omaha
Wescott
Commercial Club
Plattsmouth
Messie
Smith
Meat delivery man battles runaway horse on city streets
A Kinsman and Ramge delivery youth faced a wild horse that bolted, scattering porterhouse, sirloin, tenderloin, rounds, pork chops, sausages, and other meats across city highways. The two wheeled cart was destroyed and the harness torn, but he was not injured beyond an hurt ego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsman & Ramge
Lehnhoff Sells Omaha Business to Weldman
Fred Lehnhoff of Omaha arrived in the city with his mother and sister. He announces he has disposed of his Omaha business to Henry E. Weldman, who has taken formal possession. Lehnhoff praises Weldman as a capable businessman and expects continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lehnhoff
Omaha
Mr. Lehnhoff
Henry E. Weldman
Lehnhoff
Mr. Weldman
Miss Isabel Wilen Travels to Omaha by Early Train
Miss Isabel Wilen spends the day in Omaha as a passenger this morning on the early city train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jandare
Omaha
Isabel Wilen
State Railway Commission Urges Legal Reforms and Stronger Enforcement
The State Railway Commission reports a year of rate law enforcement victories and urges amendments to the commission act to clarify powers over common carriers other than railroads. It calls for a return of rate cases to the supreme court, stronger anti false billing laws, and uniform accounting for telephone companies while noting legislative resistance and attacks over enforcing the Sibley express act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physical Valuation Commission
Supreme Court
District Court
Thompson
Httga ton growth cited as vindication in ongoing reviews
A Lincoln Star item notes that the Htga ton's success vindicates the chosen course while other litigation is examined. It recalls Pullman rate reductions and appends a report from EB C Hurd, head of the physical valuation department, showing $6 510 spent and the project still in preparatory stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. C. Hurd
Physical Valuation Department
Lincoln Star
Washington Smith Ill In Central City Neb With Little Hope
Friends in Burlington mourn a longtime foreman Washington Smith now very ill at Central City Nebraska where he has lived with his daughter Mrs Louise Scott. A letter from Mrs Smith confirms the illness and notes only slim chances of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Smith
Burlington
Central City
Neb
Louise Scott
Willard Accepts Baltimore and Ohio Presidency
Latimore Maryland reports Daniel Willard vice president of the Burlington has been tendered and accepted the presidency of the Baltimore and Ohio rail road. His departure from Burlington signals possible management changes and he is regarded as a leading railroad man of the west. No successor named yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latlimore
Daniel Willard
The
Burlington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Willard
West
Postcard from Herman Hohlshuh reports travels and injury
Henry Miller received a postal card from Herman Hohlshuh dated New Orleans saying he is doing well but still sore from a foot injury sustained upon leaving here while working for the M E T Ry. He notes a hospital stay in Sedalia Missouri and mentions a cotton field scene on the card's reverse with workers. He does not expect to stay long in the Crescent City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry (Barnum) Miller
Herman Hohlshuh
New Orleans
Herman
Sedalia
Crescent
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Daily Personal News
Fri
Wm. Baird
A. J. Trinity
W. L. Pickett
City
Albert Hunger
Glenwood
August Gorder
J. B. Pitzer
H. N. Dovey
Jon
Mitchell McCool
Mra
Frank Janda,Sr
Jacob Tritech
Bert Northrup
College View
W. H. Pitzer
Nebraska City
EB. H. Wescott
Thos. B. Bates
Clarence Tefft
Weeping Water
Henry Jones
Walthill, Neb
J. R. Jones
the Perkins Hotel
Omama
Spreigel
Fred Spreigel
Lincoln
Fr. Spreigel
Cass County
M. E. Smith Company
Ta Business
State Railway Commission
Recommend Nee
Shallenberger
Wash Smith
Hurt, Shaffner & Mara
Manhattan
Shier
Stetson
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