Jesse Blunt Sues Burlington Relief in District Court
In McCook a jury hears Jesse Blunt v Burlington Relief Department over $215 and monthly losses after two knee injuries while serving on a Burlington engine. Blunt alleges extra lost time. relief department settled part of claim earlier. Plaintiff represented by Mr. Gerling. defense by Byron Clark and W A Robertson. A panel of twelve jurors is seated to hear the case.
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Thas
Jesse Blunt
Vpialntl
Relief Department
Gays
Plaintif
Mr. Gerling
Byron Clark
W. A. Robertson
John Fowler
Johny Albert
Oscar Miller
William Mueller
Goodfellow
Injury To Monte Streight Serious After Wagon Collision
Monte Streight, an express agent, suffered a severe injury when a wagon collided with a street car. A heavy iron safe fell on him, breaking two leg bones. He was taken to Cook County Hospital in shock with rumors of possible loss of the leg, though efforts were to be made to save it.
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Monte Streight
Hila
Monte
Express
Cook County
Mesiggeia
Hog Prices Fluctuate In South Omaha Market
Sixty three cars of hogs were reported in the South Omaha market yesterday, lifting the week's total to 26,900 head. Early buying pushed the top price to 7.70, with a lull closing the market about 10 cents lower. Bulk sales ranged from 7.50 to 7.80, while yesterday’s top was 16 cents higher than any bid today.
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South Omaha
Eure
John Durman Opens Horse Shoeing Shop at Ora Dawson Place
John Durman announces the opening of a horse shoeing shop at Ora Dawson place offering professional farrier services. Satisfaction promised to customers seeking reliable horse care and booting.
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John Durman
Ora Dawson Place
Government positions offered in Railway Mall Clerks ad
The notice promotes examinations for Railway Mall Clerks Custom House Clerks Stenographers Bookkeepers and other government posts with salaries from 800 to 2000 annually Thousands may be appointed and instruction is free by writing to the Bureau of Instruction 72 J Hamlin Building Rochester NY Hempel returns from Kentucky as officer of Degree of Honor lodge and a change in national treasurer is announced
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Gvernment Paye Railway
Anela Sam
Burea
J. Hamlin
Rochester
N.Y
Ketones
Miew Tetoun Hempel
Tronlaville
Kentucky
Degree of Honor Lodge
Mies Hempel
Treasurou
Eed
National Supreme Lodge
Mise Hempel
Miller
Diller
Nebraska
John Corey Named Local Deputy for C O Os in South Bend
John Corey has received a commission from John W. Talbot supreme president of the C O O s at South Bend Indiana authorizing him to act as local deputy for the order in this city. Applicants must convince Mr Corey he is suitable before being accepted.
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John Corey
John W. Talbot
South Bend
Indiana
Corey
Royal Arch Masons elect Nebraska grand officers
At the annual meeting in Omaha the Nebraska Royal Arch Masons elected officers for the coming year. George S. Powell is grand high priest. John Harper deputy grand high priest. DB. FP Pittman grand king. James Tyler grand scribe. Lucius D. Richards grand treasurer. Francis B. White grand secretary. Richards and White were re elected. 23 candidates from chapters across the state were made high priests. About 175 delegates attended the session.
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Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons of Nebraska
Omaha
Grand Bled
George S. Powell
John Harper
David City
Grand Knieht
FP. Pittman
Chadron
James Tyler
Lincoln
Lucius D. Richards
Fremont
Francis B. White
Richards
Mr. White
Bellevue No. 7
Ses
Nebraska District Court Notice of Quiet Title Action
William H. Rainty petitions in Coes County Nebraska to remove clouds and quiet title to east half of the northeast quarter and related parcels in town eleven north range fourteen east, with defendants named including George W. Jorden and Francis A. Parry. Respondents must answer by January 5, 1911, or allegations stand true.
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Franc A. Parry
M. Jorden
Geroge W. Jorden
Jimen & Jorden
James O. Jorden
Chatista
Jordon
Charles G. Jordan
Mary Ti
Jordan
Jasper A. Ware
Smithton
Davie
Sarah VW. Davis
George M. Robertson
Francis A
Tonge
Eant
Noren
William LH. Rainty
Malniift
John M Leyda
Win
Vast wealth in farm crops with 1910 yields
Final estimates from the Crop Reporting Board show 1910 crops totaling over three billion bushels. All wheat reaches 695 442 000 bushels valued at 621 443 000 dollars, with corn at 9 125 173 000 bushels and oats at 1 126 765 000 bushels. values are listed by crop and price per bushel.
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Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
European Wheat Harvest Prospects In 1914
Agriculture abroad shows uneven progress with autumn sowing delayed in parts of western and central Europe. Argentina and Australia report early harvests and potential export surpluses, while Russia raises its 1914 wheat crop near record levels at about 773 million bushels. overall European wheat output nearly matches last year's record.
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Washington
Dec
Europe
Argentina
France
Germany
Austria Hungary
Roumania
Balkan States
Russia
Empire
Star Pointer Dies After Racing Career End
Star Pointer, the famed pacing horse with a 2.00 record, died at Rosehill Sleek Farm. The Nashville telegram notes the animal’s long career and death announced on December 16.
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Nashville
Tong
Star Pointer
Rosehill
Wheat Under Pressure as World Crop Surpasses Averages
Chicago traders saw wheat prices slip as estimates of a oversupply weighed on the market. Wheat futures closed lower with Dec at 82 cents and May around 81?. corn mixed, pork and lard also fluctuated. Cattle and hog receipts rose with mixed prices across categories.
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Chicago
Cattle and hog market summaries from South Omaha
South Omaha cattle receipts total 2 600 with steers 4 70 to 6 26 per cwt and cows 3 60 to 5 20. stockers 3 25 to 5 60. calves 4 00 to 8 00. Hog receipts 5 000 with bulk at 7 55 to 7 00 and tops to 7 70. Sheep receipts 4 000 with good lambs to 6 15 and ewes 3 40.
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Chicago
South Omaha
Congress man Cook Dies in Philadelphia at 68
Congressman Joe Cook of the Second Pennsylvania district died in Philadelphia after a stroke suffered in Washington last Saturday. He had previously recovered from a paralytic stroke last summer and resumed his duties. He was sixty eight years old.
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Philadelphia
Joe Cook
Pennsyvania
Washington
Chicago bucket shops raided by federal agents
United States secret service officials raided Capital Investment Company in Chicago and four branch offices, seizing papers and records. Sid Metlle, named as chief owner, was believed in Florida. Charles DeWoody led the operation in the Rookery building, with arrests of staff and simultaneous raids in Aurora and Joliet. Several other alleged bucketshops were raided.
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Chicago
United States Secret Service
Capital Investment Company
Sid” Metlle
Florida
Charles F. DeWoody
Department of Justice
Rookery
Financial District
F. J. Holzappel
Campbell & Co
Murphy & Co
Sanderson & Co
Roosevelt Addresses Harvard Students on Politics
Theodore Roosevelt spoke to about seven hundred Harvard students in Cambridge on December 16. He urged graduates to enter politics, saying Harvard training will fit them for political work and criticizing nominating methods that favor inexperienced outsiders without enemies.
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Cambridge
Mase
Harvard
Theodore Roosevelt
General Funston to command Luzon Department in Philippines
War Department orders assign Brigadier General Funston to lead the Department of Luzon in the Philippines. Brigadier General Ramsay B. Potts will return to Fort Leavenworth to command the Army Service Schools. Changes take effect January 15.
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Washington
War Department
Funston
Army Service Schools
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Department of
Taft to Withhold National Defense Report from Congress
President Taft ordered Secretary of War Dick Jason to withhold the full national defense report from Congress in response to a house resolution. The House refused to receive it in confidence, so the document will not be sent.
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Washington
Taft
Dick Jason
Congress
House of Representatives
House
Local News Briefs from Cass County and Omaha Trips
A long list of Cass county residents and officials moved between Plattsmouth and Omaha for business. Transport updates note a Missouri Pacific strike settlement and upcoming regular trains. Also covered are health updates, farm and store notes, and a court case with a December 26 deadline.
Adeline plantation landa travel ad promotes warm climate trip
Windham Investment Co offers a round trip to a warmer climate aboard a sleeping car with meals included. Fare listed as $32.50 and departs January 20 or 17 with full information available on another page.
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Adeline Plantation Landa
Windham Investment Co
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