Desperate Meeting Over Gormly and Haldane
In a tense library scene, Mr. Gormly tells Haldane he will marry Eleanor but warns of a looming political scandal. Haldane reveals Gotham Freight Traction ties to Sachem society, spurring a threats filled quarrel and a plan to protect the alliance. The elder Haldane departs in anger as Eleanor and Livingstone confront family disgrace and possible public ruin.
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Gormly
Gotham Freight Traction Company
Allance
Sachem Society
Corporation
Liffey
Hetter
Gotham Freight Traction
Pan
New York Traction Company
Haldane
Connell
Livingstone
Mr. Gormly
Mr. Haldane
Eleanor
Old Haldane
Miss Stewart
Bank trouble at Greenwood not as serious as feared
Albert D. Welton and Laurence H. Daft of the First National Bank of Greenwood Nebraska were arraigned on United States banking law violations with embezzlement alleged in about 22000. Bonds posted, they waived preliminary exam and await federal grand jury action. Daft notes the charges are technical and no money loss is shown.
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Albert D. Welton
Laurence H. Daft
First National Bank
Greenwood
Nebraska
Co. C. Marley
United States
Welton
Mr. Daft
George W. Meeker
Daft
Mr. Welton
Lincoln
Marley
Federal Grand Jury
L. H. Daft
Register of Des
Casa County
A. J. Snyder
Two Packages Cure Stomach and Liver Troubles
In Middleboro Kentucky Thos B Williams states two packages of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured two years of conciliation and doctors' efforts in Bristol Tennessee. For sale by F G Fricke and Co.
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Thos. B. Williams
Middleboro, Ky
Chamberlain
F. G. Fricke & Co
Death of former Plattsmouth resident Mr Charles Herger
Charles Herger left yesterday for Stewart Nebraska to attend the funeral of his father in law Philip Birdmann who died at the home of his daughter Mrs A C Powell Birdmann formerly lived in Plattsmouth for ten years and moved to Stewart about twenty years ago He was in his 84th year and leaves seven daughters and two sons The funeral was held today at Stewart with many locals remembering Birdmann who ran a blacksmith shop in Plattsmouth.
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Charles Herger
Stewart
Nebraska
Philip Birdmann
A. C. Powell
Birdmann
Mr. Birdmann
C. L. Herger
BE. L. Beardsley
Mra. Primley
Lincoln
Kate Winny
George Horn
Omaha
John
William
South Dakota
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proclaims Quick Relief
Winter troubles haunt fingers toes and lips yet Bucklen's Arnica Salve promises fast healing of burns cuts sores sprains and skin irritations. Sold by F. G. Fricke & Co for 25 cents.
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Bucklen
F. G. Fricke & Co
Acorna ends with a praised pull by Prak and Bajeck
Readers celebrate the last pull of Acorna as Prak and Bajeck deliver a strong finish praised by fans. The duo’s teamwork marks a notable moment in the series.
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Prak & Bajeck
Plattsmouth Club to Celebrate Second Anniversary
The Plattsmouth Commercial Club plans its second anniversary on December 29 with officer elections for annual terms. Members are urged to attend a lively program and cancel other engagements to support the city’s progress.
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Plattsmouth
Blacksmith Finds Missing Mare In Mynard Area
A small bay mare with a white facial spot and a slightly smaller hind foot, wearing a blanket, is missing from a blacksmith shop in Mynard. Finder should contact Frank Svoboda in Mynard or Tim Kohoutek in Plattsmouth.
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Mynard
Frank Svoboda
Tim Kohoutek
Plattsmouth
Fort Pollock and family aboard Omaha early train
Fort Pollock and his wife and daughter Alice were passengers on the early Omaha train today.
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Fort Pollock
Alice
Omaha
Drunk in Greenwood Man Released Then Arrested Again
Willard Powell, released from county jail after a drunk in Greenwood, resumed drinking and was found intoxicated. Chief Rainey housed him in the city jail to sober up. Officers then escorted him to the city limits with orders to stay away.
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Willard Powell
Greenwood
Chief Rainey
Happy Parents Welcoming Baby Boy Snead
Mr and Mrs John Snead greet the arrival of a baby boy born this afternoon at their home. Mother and child are reported to be doing well as John smiles with joy.
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John Snead
Mother
Babe
John
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