Christmas Cheering Ends In Threats and Jail
Peter Evera a estranged husband living apart from his family caused a disturbance at his wife's parents home with friends. He threatened to harm them and was restrained by a stove poker. County attorney filed a complaint for threats against his wife and relatives. He pled guilty and was bound over to district court with a $600 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Evera
Mr. Oblenhausen
Peter
Mr. Ohlenhaugen
Evers
Archer
Vera
Dawn's Ointment Promises Relief for Itching Skin
Advertisement notes itchy skin and piles being cured by Dawn's Ointment available at all drug stores. It claims relief from eczema and other skin itching through topical use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawn
Gas Engine Factory Enclosed and Near Move In
The gas engine factory is now fully enclosed with windows and doors in place. The roof over the foundry was completed today as Scott and crew level dirt floors to prepare for laying down the cinders and installing the joice and plank floor. Pollock of the building committee will take possession before January first and expects Mr. Chopleske to occupy the rear portion of January after finalizing his nearly complete contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boyd
Scott
Pollock
Chopleske
Why Not a Bargain Day for Kearney Merchants
The Journal suggests establishing a monthly bargain day where all local merchants cut prices to close out articles. It argues such a program would draw shoppers from across the county and improve business. The idea is proposed to begin in January and continue annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Burdock Blood Bitters Promoted as Dyspepsia Cure
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a national cure for dyspepsia. It claims to strengthen stomach membranes promote digestive flow purify the blood and build up the person.
Ed Flixgerald Called To Bartlett For Railway Work
Ed Flixgerald who finished a contract for 400 feet of rap rap work for the M P Railway near the Platte river bridge was summoned to Bartlett Iowa on the morning train today to handle business matters there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Flixgerald
M. P. Railway Company
Platte River
Bartlett
Iowa
G. M. Cupply
Avoca
T. M. Carter
W. E B. Rosencrans
Gladys Sullivan
Metropolis
Meadames Towle
Elster
Mrs Edgerton Among Hold Up Victims on Lone Bandit Train
Mrs Alf Edgerton and her young daughter were robbed on a train between Leavenworth and Kansas City as they traveled to Oppelo Arkansas to see her ill father BD F Rabe. The mother lost purse money trunk check and ticket portion while the girl lost a cherished purse. On arriving Oppelo the father had already died and was buried. The robbery also greatly strained Mr Edgerton who had spent much to enable the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Oppella
Arkansas
BD. F. Rabe
Hich
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Mayor Gorder of Weeping Water Weds in Murdock
Mayor Fred H. Gorder of Weeping Water obtained a license in Weeping Water and married Miss Mitorva Tool of Murdock. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s parents residence in Murdock where her father runs a lumber business. The couple has widespread local support and well wishers from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Gorder
Weeping Water
Mitorva Tool
Murdock
Corder
Neighbors Named in Pleasant View Corn Heist
The neighbors of Pleasant View identified by name who helped surprise Frank Shopp at his farm during his absence and husked and cribbed about a thousand bushels of corn. Listed include Moast's, Bent Livingston, J. Frank Wiles and son, Charley Cook, Charley Perry, Glen Perry, Ed Spangler, Fred Spangler, August Belns, Peter Mumm, B. F. Hornung, James Criffin, Charles Jean, Frank Jean, Frank Goodman, Oscar Gapen, Julius Pitz, Frank Leppert, Max Adams and Grover Livingston on roughly forty acres of ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View
Frank Shopp
Moast
Bent Livingston
J. Frank Wiles and
Charley Cook
Charley Perry
Glen Perry
Ed Spangler
Fred Spangler
August Belns
Peter Mumm
B. F. Hornung
James Criffin
Charles Jean
Frank Jean
Frank Goodman
Oscar Gapen
Julius Pitz
Frank Leppert
Max Adams
Grover Livingston
Dean's Regulars Deliver Gentle Bowel Regulation
Claimed by Geo B Krause of Altoona Pa to provide mild action and effective bowel regulation. The testimonial notes positive results from using the product and lists a street address for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Geo. B. Krause
Walnut Ave
Altoona
Merchants Fund Pay Night Police Officer
Council notes on Tuesday evening proceedings show C. W. Hickeen appointed as night police, funded by merchants. The move does not affect the city night police and Hickeen will perform duties as before.
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C. W. Hickeen
Mrs Neal Beam and Floyd Visit From Hamburg Iowa
Mrs Neal Beam and her son Floyd from Hamburg Iowa arrived in the city for a few days visit to the South home. Mise Goldle Heam a nurse at Clarinda Town is traveling with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Beam
Floyd
Hamburg
Iowan
Mise Goldle Heam
Clarinda
Town
South
Character Lessons to Train Youth in Industry
James Terry White urges youth to embrace constant industry as a moral duty and path to success. He argues idleness breeds vice and poverty, while regular work disciplines body and mind, fosters self control, and enables achievement through persistent effort and focus on definite goals.
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Phat
Lutier Burbank
Luther Burbank
Wid
Exorelon
Multimillionaire A S S Hall Heads to Rochester for Life Saving Operation
A S S Hall, Argentine multimillionaire, travels by special car from Omaha to Rochester Minn for stomach surgery. He has shed about 75 pounds in a short time while en route. J C Root, sovereign commander of the Woodmen of the World, meets Hall at Union station. Hall formerly lived in Lyons Iowa and once did business locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
A. S&s
Mr. Hall
Lyons
Hardin Rooms Five Bills for State Legislature
Alma Nebraska December 29 The Republics representative elect D S Hardin of Lincoln County has drafted five bills for the coming session They abolish the county assessors office repeal the primary election law provide for biannual elections tax foreign real estate mortgages recorded in the county and enlarge the county judge in probate matters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Neb
D. S. Hardin
Robin Is Barred From Sanitarium
New York December 2. Joseph G. Robin denied asylum at the private sanitarium he was committed to as a paranoiac. He appeared in Jersey City briefly and then vanished with his sister Dr. Louise Rabinovitch in an automobile. Detectives watch his apartments and his sister’s home. no arrest warrant issued yet.
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New York
Joseph G. Robin
Bank of Northern
Jersey City
Louise Rabinovitch
Nils
District Attorney’s
Slater
Local News Highlights Busy Omaha Trips and City Visitors
A string of visitors and travelers pass through Plattsmouth city, including H R Gering from Omaha, Union residents Mr and Mrs Taylor Buck, Majestic manager R M Schines in Omaha on business, and many others visiting relatives, hospitals, or attending to business. Notable movements include Gladys Sullivan to Omaha, John Seagrave and son on business, and Mrs F L Granger returning from Lincoln after holidays.
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H. R. Gering
Omaha
City
David Hawksworth
Detroit
Michigan
D. Hawksworth
John Sherwood
Beatrice
Nebraska
Mr. Sherwood
Robert Sherwood
John Seagrave
John, Jr
B. P. Davis
Murray
Plattsmouth
Riley
T. L. Shafer
North Platte
Rh. C. Bailey
Trainmen Seek Higher Pay After Negotiations Progress
Chicago Dec 26. Conductors and train men on sixtyone railroads north south and west of Chicago press demands for a higher wage schedule after engineers recently won a raise. If progress continues a settlement is expected by Sunday without mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Two Die In Airship Fall In France
Isy Les Moulingans France Dee 29 M Laffort French aviator and M Pola passenger were killed when the machine fell fifty feet Laffort prepared to start for Brussels in the Aero chil prize race from Paris to Brussels and return
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isy-Les Moulingans
France
M. Laffort
M. Pola
Affort
Brussels
Aero Chil
Paris
Five die and many injured in El Paso blasting accident
In El Paso on December 29 five workers were killed and many injured when 2400 pounds of blasting powder exploded at the American Smelter and Refining Company plant. The blast wrecked the plant and damaged nearby homes with shattered windows reported as far as three miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
American Smelter and Refining Company
Friends push for Taft to commute Morse sentence
Washington, Dee, 29. Friends of Charles W. Morse, the New York banker in the Atlanta penitentiary, plan a drive to urge President Taft to commute his term to five years. Hope for an unconditional pardon with civil rights restoration has faded.
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Washington
Dee
Charles W. Morse
New York
Atlanta
Taft
American Vice Consul Assaulted in Dalny Market
American vice consul Adolph A Williamson was attacked at a Dalny fish market by several Japanese and Chinese. The incident will be reported to the state department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Dalny
Manchuria
Adolph A Williamson
State Department
Wrestler Curley Accepts Side Bet on Gotey Bout
Montreal reports Jack Curley manager for Hackenschmidt said he would accept on behalf of Frank Gotey to wrestle for a side bet of 20000 dollars and the gate receipts.
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Montreal
Jack Curley
Hackenschmidt
Frank Gotey
Gata
Storm Roars Across Central States Leaving Wires Down
A heavy snowstorm and rapid melt flooded the central region from Chicago to Nc. 2A causing downpours of rain and widespread disruption as telegraph and telephone wires were broken and communications interrupted.
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Chicago
Omaha Grain Receipts Decline Slightly in December
Omaha grain receipts for December show a drop of nearly 1,300 cars compared with the same period last year, reflecting slower shipments at the Omaha room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
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Gas Ngine
Alf Edgerton
Little Daugh
Gorder
Mr. Shopp
James Terry White
The
Character Development League
James T. White
Literatura
Nick
James A. Garfield
Underwood & Underwood
Rochester, Minn
Hardin
Warsaw County
Robin
New York Bank
E. G. Dovey & Son
Taylor Buck
Union
Perkins House
Mr. R. M. Schines
Manger
Dent Hites
Hastings
F. Rh. Whitaker
Katie
Bennett
Whitaker
No. 15
Albin Thomas
Glenwood
John Sharp
C. C. Despain
Don
Lincoln
Arthur Troop
Immanuel Hospital
A. W. Kinsman
Bancroft Whitney Company
San Francisco
F’. L. Granger
Mrs. Kissling
J. B. Pitzer
James Lorenz
Lorenz Bros
Wilbur
Crete
Frank Lorenz
Gus Rees
Misaes Mary
Bertha Krayeski
Peoria
Illinois
H. Kovert
LaPlatte
Pacific Junction
William Karbach
William Freyer
Don Arris
Leora Beiter
Boone
I. F. Dering
Chadron
William Krysky
Harold Streight
South Bend
Sam Long
Philip Meisinger
Benson
J.G. Shoeman
August Panska
Albert Schellhorn
Loulaville
John Knabe
Nehawka
Journal
Fred M. Muenchau
Alvo
Allen Renner
Charles Lee
Mrs. Wilson
Wall Hill
Gotch
Central States
J.W. Hughes
Missouri Peace School
Perkins Hotel
Platis
Phore Green
Castoria
Infante
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