Mitchell denies labor party endorsement rumor
Indianapolis dispatch reports John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers says no foundation for rumors a mine workers convention endorsing presidential candidates exists. He adds unions will back candidates sympathetic to wage earners and oppose unsympathetic aspirants, stressing nonpartisan labor movement aims and protective legislation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Mine Workers
United States
Miners’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Mitchell
Eree
Postoffice Site Bids Result in Col JH McMahen Purchase
Bids opened for removing the old house at Fifth and Vine, Col JH McMahen submitting the winning offer to buy the building. The lot must be cleared by the 22nd of the current month.
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Fifth and Vine Streets
Postoffice
Col
JH. C. McMahen
Couple on way to Omaha after death of relative
C. A. Harvey and his wife traveled to Omaha this morning following the death of Emanuel Schnellbacker, a brother-in-law to Mr. Harvey. The 75 year old man, previously well, fell ill Wednesday and died that day. Funeral arrangements are not yet set, but a funeral and interment are expected today.
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C. A. Harvey
Omaha
Emanuel Schnellbacker
Harvey
Visit Brings Welcome Baby Girl To Burlington Home
Julius Neilson, a Burlington engineer, reports a visiting newborn girl at his home. The mother and baby are doing well while the father remains under close watch due to evolving weather-related health concerns.
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Julius Neilson
Burlington
Man Hurt In Shop Accident At Weeping Water
Last Thursday William H. Bull fell from a trestle while alighting from a work bench in his shop. He fractured two ribs and loosened another, causing him considerable pain and layoff under doctor care. Weeping Water Republican reports the injury to Will Bull.
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Wm. H. Bull
Will
Republican
George Mason Shows Slight Improvement After Severe Blood Poisoning
George Mason, who suffered a slight finger incision ten days ago while butchering, is reported slightly better on Saturday. The case has been marked by virulent infection and strenuous medical care, with cautious optimism for continued improvement.
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George Mason
Sayles Improves with Crutches Plans Return to County Seat
George E. Sayles is reported much improved and able to get around with crutches. Each day shows progress and he hopes soon to visit the county seat again to surprise old friends.
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George E. Sayles
Deaf couple weds by common law method under Judge Cosgrave
Fred McKee of Lincoln and Bertha Allen of Syracuse, both deaf mutes, were married by license noon Tuesday with County Judge Cosgrave officiating. The ceremony used written questions and answers, reflecting the couple's communication needs. McKee, a teamster, plans to stay in Lincoln with his Nebraska City native bride whose parents were not deaf.
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Cosgrave
Fred McKee
Lincoln
Bertha Allen
Syracuse
McKee
Nebraska City
Walter Lease
Wurl Family Welcomes Tiny Daughter At Home
E A Wurl joyfully greets a newborn daughter who will live with the family at their doorstep. Mother Wurl recovers, while Father Wurl balances store duties and home life. Congratulations are offered to the proud parents for their new arrival.
Gustave Kraft Died at His Home South of Louisville
Gustave Kraft a single man and farmer near Manley died Thursday afternoon after a short illness from spinal trouble. He was about 25, son of Charles Kraft of Louisville. Funeral will be from the German Presbyterian church south of Louisville Sunday.
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Louisville
Gustave Kraft
Manley
Charles Kraft
German Presbyterian Church
Northwestern Seeds Offer Nursery Price Lists
A 1908 seed and nursery stock price list offer for Pottawattamie county Iowa. Readers are urged to write D Harris in Council Bluffs Iowa to receive the list by mail free of cost. The message promises the best stock and prices and encourages a prompt request.
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Pottawattamie County
Iowa
D. Harris
Council Bluffs
Trade review shows gradual improvement in iron and steel sector
A Dun's Review of Trade reports little overall change with iron and steel in a firmer position than a week earlier. Contracts are placed cautiously amid extensive price negotiations, while buyers seek small pig iron quantities at further cuts. Demand for cotton goods remains dull with buyers waiting lower quotes and woolens show limited interest. Leather and footwear soften as manufacturers curb leather purchases and prices ease modestly.
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New York
R. G. Dun
New England
Surprise Birthday for Kitty Kaffenberger at Egenberger Home
Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs L B Egenberger a surprise party honored Miss Kitty Kaffenberger of the west of the city. The event featured music games and a three course luncheon served by Mrs Egenberger and assistants. Attending guests included Miss Margaret Weber Lulu Weber Violet Dodge Herma Spies Helen Spies Christina Soennichsen Matilda Soennichsen Ida Egenberger Anna Egenberger Edna Petersen Teresa Droege and Messrs Willie Lovie Henry Egenberger and J C Petersen.
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L. B. Egenberger
Kitty Kaffenberger
Willie, Lovie
Henry Egenberger
J. C. Petersen
Divorce Suit Prominent Nebraska City Case Under Judge Travis
A February 7 special term of district court in Nebraska City presided by Judge H D Travis aims to clear the docket. Calvin Champman sues for divorce from his wife of forty years. she may obtain a divorce by not appearing while Champman must pay $22 000 alimony. The case has drawn notoriety due to the parties' prominence, with additional hearings set to follow if adjournment is not reached by tomorrow. Next week court sessions planned if needed.
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Nebraska City
H. D. Travis
Calvin Champman
Travis
Bricka Leaves Weeping Water to Start Woodbine Paper
Fred E Bricka who severed his relations with the Weeping Water Republican on January 1 to publish a paper at Woodbine Iowa returned to Weeping Water the first of the week having disposed of his interest in the Iowa paper. He plans to enter the insurance field selling life insurance for an eastern company.
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Fred E. Bricka
Weeping Water Republican
Woodbine
Iowa
Weeping Water
Nehawka Register
Old Landmark in Plattsmouth Recalled as Site Prepares for Federal Building
The article recalls 1869 brickmaking by Christian Mockenhaupt Sr in Plattsmouth, noting yards near the river bluff and later on West Vine Street. It details owners of the adjacent houses, the changing property, and plans to clear the site by February 22 for a new federal building, urging civic effort to improve the city. It also mentions an upcoming marriage of Miss Lucy Mae Case to Noel Burdette Rawls, a former Journal reporter.
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Plattsmouth
Christian Mockenhaupt
Burlington
George Dovey
Mockenhaupt
West Vine Street
Wm. Weber
John Fitzgerald
David Hawksworth
Hawksworth
Fitzgerald
Chas. Lazenby
Ami Lazenby
E. W. Kennedy
Mr. Hawksworth
J. W. Egenberger
A. Matthews
Sam Shoemaker
Government of
United States
Lincoln
Kate Seidenstricker
Federal
Journal
Lucy Mae Case
Noel Burdette Rawls
Boise
Idaho
Plattsmouth Hich
Legion
Rawls
Noel
Grandma Clark Injured in Cedar Creek Fall at 82
Cedar Creek resident Grandma Clark, age 82, fell a week ago today and suffered a broken wrist, facial cuts, and bruising. She is reported not feeling well yesterday as officials monitor her recovery.
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Grandma Clark
Cedar Creek
Post Cards This Year as Valentines
A journal summary notes the shift to postcard valentines as frugal times push cheaper cards. It highlights jokes and rhymes on cards, mentions glamour lace designs fading, and cites examples like My Affinity and Hard Times Greeting cards. References to Roosevelt and political jests appear alongside novelty checks and wedding rings as part of the season's offerings.
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Journal
Dan Cupid
Cupid
Court of Chancery
Celebrate Seventeenth Birthday for Wesley Barker
Wesley Barker celebrated his seventeenth birthday Friday evening at his father W. H. Barker’s home four miles northwest of the city. A large group of friends enjoyed games and a pleasant time. An attempted hypnotism demonstration was hindered by a wrong moon sign and adverse thoughts. A late lunch was served and attendees wished him many more joyful occasions with many presents given in friendship.
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Wesley Barker
W. H. Barker
Westley
Little Myra Stenner Faces Possible Appendicitis
Little Myra Stenner, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Stenner, shows appendicitis symptoms. The physician orders twenty four hours without food to monitor progression. Relatives hope for a swift convalescence and lasting recovery. Also notes a Parmele event on Thursday night February 13 for music lovers.
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Myra Stenner
Jacob Stenner
Team Not Stolen as Supposed
S. H. Hobbs and Henry Vetter of Avoca arrived in the city with a team of horses that had wandered from Vetter’s home and was thought stolen. The animals were found at Uncle Peter Keil’s near Cullom who sheltered them. The owner and Hobbs returned the horses to their owner’s home, pleased they found good care.
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S. H. Hobbs
Henry Vetter
Avoca
Peter Keil
Cullom
Mr. Hobbs
Peter
It Comes Harry's Turn to Smile
Harry Godenour happy these days after the stork visit Wednesday evening. A baby boy arrives at his home with the mother in good health. The family shares congratulations and best wishes.
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Harry's
Harry Godenour
Frank Wooster
Harry
Cigar maker Paul Budig of McCook sells factory on return visit
Paul Budig and his family arrived from McCook and after a successful cigar trade sold his factory. He will not resume business immediately but will stay to watch general conditions before deciding on future plans.
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Paul Budig
McCook
Paul
For Sale Shorthorn Bulls by H G Topp Murray Neb
Several registered Shorthorn bulls offered for sale by H G Topp of Murray Nebraska. The notice provides no sale date or contact details beyond the seller and location.
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H. G. Topp
Murray
Neb
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Emil
E. A. Wurl
Father Wurl
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Mother Wurl
Northwestern Seeds
Dun’s Review OF Trade
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Roosevelt
Lus
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