Daily Personal News item roundup from Plattsmouth
A long list of residents and visitors travel to Omaha Lincoln and surrounding areas on the fast mail No 7 6 19 and other trains. Notable mentions include Geo Tewes Henry Horn J E Thompson Mrs A Marshall Mrs T E Stetson W D Wheeler and many more as well as upcoming Wooltex event at Fangers Department Store and peach crop notes from Delaware and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Stetson
Watson
William Ballance
Omaha
Albin Nelson
W. D. Wheeler
Rock Bluffs
Fanger's
Eva Reese
Lake Manawa
I. B. Green
Lincoln
John W. Crabill
Sixth Street
R. D. Blunt
T. M. Scarborough
Gus Kopp
Plattsmouth
Geo. H. Gilmore
Murray
Missouri Pacific
Charles Herren
Matthew Gering
Main Street
John Weyrich
James Hodgert
R. B. Hollister
First Ward
G. R. Olson
Albert Schwartz
South Omaha
Henry Meisinger
Lizzie
Dead Creek
H. K. Dunbar
Frank
Riley
Fremont
Frank Hawksworth
Mary Foster
Cass County
Burlington
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
Mary Sharp
Tacoma
Wash
Revolutionary Skeltons Found in Staten Island Cellar Work
Workmen discovering a cellar on Stapleton uncover six skulls and bone fragments from full grown men. Historians debate whether they are Revolutionary War soldiers or Hessians, prompting a Sons of the Revolution inquiry to determine proper treatment or reburial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fieman
Stapleton
Staten Island
Washington
National Cemetery
Tressians
Staten Ishind
Sons of the Revolution
Guardian Versus Cupid in Battle Over Civil War Vet
Grand Rapids July 16 Cupid and Judge Jewell clash over the union of Abraham Jones an aged Civil War veteran and Mrs Sarah F Smith. Jones seeks permission to marry but his guardian blocks the match and the judge is appealed to to decide. The veteran has lived sixty five years and hopes for happiness with his chosen partner while his children oppose the remarriage citing welfare concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Cupid
Judge Jewell
Abraham Jones
Sarah F. Smith
Jones
Mining law enforcement actions in Indiana coal mines
Brazil Indiana July 17 Jonathan Thomas assistant state mine inspector returned from a tour of the Linton Clinton and Jasonville mines reporting that he initiated thirty prosecutions against miners and operators for violating the mining law Charges were filed against eight coal companies some up to ten charges There were prosecutions for failing to keep a two foot clear space along entries and for permitting more than fifty workers to work in one air current and for driving rooms more than forty five feet from breakthroughs Six miners were arrested and fined for drilling beyond the cutting or loose end All pleas of entylty were entered and fines paid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Ind
Jonathan Thomas
Linton
Clinton
Jasonville
Stricken with Apoplexy in Saginaw Visit
William H. Deubel of Ypsilanti collapsed from apoplexy during a business visit to George D. Silsby in Saginaw Michigan on July 18. He died a few hours later at St Marys home to a widely known capital set of Ypsilanti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacinaw, Mich
William H. Deubel
Ypsilanti
George D. Silsby
Tle
St Mary’s
Friction at British Olympic Games Over Shoes in Tug of War
United States protest over Liverpool police boots with heavy soles used in tug of war leads to walk off as disallowed. British teams win archery, ten mile walk, wheel race and steeplechase amid rain. US athletes trail in overall score with 51 to 29 for the UK after events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Birtish’ Olympic Association
Liverpool
London
Metropolitan
Sullivan
J. L. Eisele
New York
George W. Gaidzik
Chicago
Deanitels
Hepner
Ich
Brookline
Germany
United Kingdom
Sweden
Greece
Norway
Canada
Australia
Freight Rate Conference Fails to Decide Action in New York
A meeting of railroad presidents in New York failed to adopt concrete freight rate increases. Delano of the Wabash predicted a rise soon, while others urged caution amid uncertain conditions and state laws. McCain and Metlin reported no definite plan were reached, with no date set for another session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trunk Line Association
Met Nin
Association
Jengeth
Rites McCain
Delano
The
Wabash
McCain
Delany
Merchant Accused of Arson in Fond du Lac Store
Isaac Rosenblatt manager and part owner of the Fair store in Fond du Lac is arrested on arson charges after a July 13 fire. He waived preliminary examination, bail fixed at 5000 dollars, with insured stock loss around 22000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
Wis
Purtell
Isaac Roseblatt
Rosenblatt
Taft and Sherman Likely to Speak at Syracuse State Fair
Judge Taft and Representative Sherman may deliver addresses in Syracuse during state fair week in mid September. Invitations have been extended by State fair managers and Republican headquarters indicates both will probably accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Syracuse
New York
Sherman
Republcan
Alabama delegates back M. W. Howard for president
At the Alabama delegation meeting in Birmingham July 18 the Inde pendence party delegates chose M. W. Howard of Alabama as their preferred candidate for president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Chicago
Independence Party
M. W. Howard
United States
Trade Improvement Slow In New York As Wages Fall
R G and Co s Weekly Review of Trade notes slow improvement with progress in the right direction. Agreement on lower wage scales helps restart idle machinery and retail trade remains fairly strong for the season. Fall and winter hopes rise in the west aided by farm gains as steel mills see cautious activity and rising securities. Small pig iron orders total a fair tonnage with eastern front pipe terms boosting contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West
Three Triplets Die in New York Burial Tragedy
In the Lutheran cemetery three six month old triplets of Adolph Liepold were laid to rest. Liepold, a cemetery employee, will care for the graves of his children, who died in the past few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adolph Liepold
Liepold
Farmer kills four rattlesnakes near Indiana farm
Pierre Be Maire near Blopkins in Morocco Indiana killed four rattlesnakes near his livestock well. One snake measured five feet seven inches with fourteen rattles and a button. Another was five feet two inches with eleven rattles. The remaining two measured just over three feet each with six rattles and a button.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Ind
Pierre Be- Maire
Blopkins
Farmers' Elevator Company Incorporation at Murray Nebraska
Notice details the incorporation of Farmers' Elevator Company in Murray Cass County Nebraska with principal place of business in Murray. It outlines business scope grain coal implements wagons and building materials and specifies capital stock 10000 dollars issued in 25 shares at 25 dollars each with 30 percent paid at business start. It sets business term twenty five years starting May 15 1908 and maximum indebtedness 2500 dollars. Board of seven directors with officers to be chosen. Dated July 7 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Murray
Nebraska
Cass County
A. D
William D. Wheeler
W. H. Puts
Notice of Auction Deed Application for Louisville Lots
Legal notice from Cass County Nebraska to heirs of Asa Core and Rebecca Davis. James Stander, assignee of certificate holder M. C. Cons, seeks deed to Louisville parcels 736, 737, 739 from tax sale held November 5, 1908 for 1905 taxes. Application for deed to be made after November 6, 1908 in Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Sass County
Nebraska
Asa Core
Andersigune
James Stander
Plattsmouth
M. C. Cons
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Geo. Tewes
Henry Horn
J. E. Thompson and Son
Glenwood
Iowa
Henry Donat
John Kopp
A. Marshall
Wm. Volk
City
Andy Campbell
Metropolis
J. W. Bookmeyer
Eugenia Marshall
M. Maury
Keith County
Denver
Colo
J. A. Leong
Geo. W. Snyder
Journal
Geo. Porter
Miss Ella Carlson
Peter Meisinger
Mark White
W. F. Gillespie
Mynard
Henry Thierolf
Cedar Creek
John Wooster
Jos. Wooster and Wife
Victor Anderson
Emma Kaufman
Fast
Conrad Meisinger
Eight Mile Grove Precinct
Eit
Pearl
Inez Miller
Rev. Randall
Joe Libershal
Alva Godwin
Col
L. L. Copenhaver
C. J. Copenhaver
Jessie
Chariton
Fred Vogtman
Happy Hollow
Louis Rotter
Fred Julius
St. Joe
J. W. Chizek
Douglas County
Robertson
South Park
Old Baptist Church
Weaver
Tabernacle
Tabor
W. D. Jones
Mr Jones
Elsie
Edith Wise
Daisy Johnson
Mary Fischer
Weeping Water
Marie Otto
Lydia Squires
Josie Schwartz
Mary Hobscheidt
Melchair Soennichsen
Rosencrans
Lincoln Construction Co
Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska Construction Co
W. W. Coglizer
Weeping
Indiana
Penney
Pennsyylvania
Lackawanna
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Harriman
Hearst
N. G. Dun & Co
Morgan
Mere Noth
Manhatten
Wescott
District Court OF
Merrick Koester
W. K. Tomason
Tomason
Dietrich Koester
Avoca
Cass Comey
Miereie Korster
C. E. Terri
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