Memorial Day Sermon by Rev. Lou W Gade at First Presbyterian
Rev. Lou Wallace Gade delivered the Memorial Day sermon at First Presbyterian Church. The service drew veterans from McConihe Post G A R and the Women's Relief Corps, with large local attendance. Gade praised Union soldiers, recounted Civil War memories, and honored Lincoln and the nation's unity.
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Woman's Relief Corps
First Presbyterian Church
Lou Wallace Gade
McConibe Post G. A. Ri
Women's Relief Corps
Gade
Grand Army of the Republic
Maine
Golden Gate
Great Lakes
Friends of Freedom
Ohio
Cod
Abraham Lincoln
Free Speech Attack on Socialist Paper in Lead
W C Benfer, ex Lead city publisher, faced a mob action as about 2000 residents ransacked his printshop in Lead. Three presses and a Linotype were smashed, with an $8000 loss. The Black Hills Register was socialist and pro strikers, condemning Homestake management and non union miners. No arrests were reported.
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W. C. Benfer
Lead
Bonfer
Black Hills Register
Renfer
Homestake
Benfer
Appeal To
Reason
Girard, Kas
Wedding Bells In Lincoln Area Couple to Begin Housekeeping
Miss Nona Pollock Moreland of College View married Sterling Rhoden of Wakeney Kansas on Tuesday evening. Rev. Byron Beall officiated in a parlor ceremony before about twenty five relatives noted for the archway decor of green and white. The bride, long a Lincoln resident and former Cass county teacher, and the groom now farming in Kansas will begin housekeeping at once.
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Nona Pollock Moreland
College View
Sterling Rhoden
Wakenney
Kas
Byron Beall
C. J. Walsh
Lincoln
Moreland Loag
Lincoln High School
Wesleyan University
Cass County
Rhoden
Elmwood
Neb
Kansas
Andrew Jackson McNatt Meets Mayor Brown in City Visit
Andrew Jackson McNatt former marshal of Kenosha arrives in the city with Mayor Brown to attend to business matters and meet friends during the daytime visit.
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Andrew Jackson *McNatt
Kenosha
Brown
Man Pleads Guilty to Obscene Letter Mailings
Ernest Rottman of Murdock aged sixty nine pleaded guilty in federal court to mailing an obscene letter to Mrs. Anna Burkholder. He was fined 50 and jailed in Lancaster County Jail for inability to pay. The letter originated from a postcard copied onto paper and mailed in an envelope.
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Ernest Rottman
Murdock
Anna Burkholder
Lancaster County
Rottman
State Journal
Lion in Pittsburg Cage Incident Cited as Warning
In Pittsburg a lion mauled a hand reaching into its cage as a child was nearby. The ad then shifts to praising Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds, claiming it saved babies and could treat croup, la grippe and asthma. Trial bottle offered free through F G Fricke & Co with guaranteed results.
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Pittsburg
F. G. Fricke & Co
First Territorial Democratic Ticket Nominated at Plattsmouth
The Plattsmouth convention of August 18 1854 nominated the territorial Democratic ticket with Del egates from all twenty four counties. Dr Miller lost to Estabrook for delegate to Congress, who was then nominated on the ninth ballot amid a strong contest.
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Plattsmouth
Leavitt L. Bowmen
Sarpy
Mills R. Reaves
Otoe
John W. Patterson
Omaha
Dodge County
Silas A. Strickland
Abel D. Kirk
Richardson
Merrill H. Clark
Douglas
John W. Patterton
Dodge
General Assembly
Congress
Dr. Miller
Estabrook
Lincoln News
Nebraska
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Promise Refund Guarantee
The ad offers Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after using two thirds of a bottle per directions. It notes the product is sold by all dealers and invites consumers to try it.
Dr Shoop Restorative Ad Claims Free Trial and Books
An advertisement promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative to health seekers, promising a free offer if it fails and urging readers to request books that describe the nerve theory of stomach, heart, and kidney function. It cites distribution through honest druggists and invites readers to write for orders and specific books tailored to women men and kidney ailments.
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Bhipp
Cowes
Dr. Shoop
Wis
Injury at Burlington shops cuts chin of worker
Frank Slavicek sustained a severely cut chin this morning at the Burlington shops while a partner lowered a flue end. the blow required several stitches but was not dangerous and he returned to work after treatment by the company surgeon.
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Frank Slavicek
Burlington
Mr. Slavicek
Nebraskan General Hartigan Praised in Boston Magazine
The June issue of Human Life features a sketch of John C. Hartigan, longtime Plattsmouth native and commander of the Nebraska National Guard. The piece lauds his military career and Nebraska’s fighting class, noting his high command and the state’s pride in his leadership.
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Human Life
Boston
Mass
Plattsmouth
Massachusetts Monthly
Nebraska National Guard
Hartisan
Mississippi River
John ©. Hartigan
Nebraska
John C. Hartigan
Electric Bitters marketed for nervous and female troubles
An advertisement claims Electric Bitters ease nerves and female ailments. It describes symptoms like melancholy appetite loss headaches and fainting and asserts thousands have found health and happiness using the remedy with a 10 cent price and guaranteed satisfaction.
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G. Fricke & Co
Visit From Nick Holmes Jr Brings Flour Mill News
The Journal received Nick Holmes Jr of Weeping Water flouring mills in town to arrange a car load of flour and discuss business. He reports Herman Khietseh sprained his ankle days ago and uses a cane while recovering. Holmes plans a Texas trip this fall to compare harvest conditions with past visits.
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Nick, Sr
Nick Holmes, Jr
Weeping Water Flouring Mills
Herman Khietseh
Mr. Holmes
Texas
Halmes
Mrs I O White Leaves City with Daughter
Mrs I O White and her daughter, visiting with W B Rishel and wife, depart this morning for Omaha to meet her husband.
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Mra. I. On. White
W. B. Rishel
Omaha
Sheriff Returns with Suspect Grant Blunt for Grand Larceny
Sheriff Quinton brought Grant Blunt from Nebraska City after Blunt was accused of stealing merchandise from a Missouri Pacific car on May 16. Blunt, protesting his innocence, had a witness named Samp Karnes who allegedly could prove otherwise, but Karnes reportedly betrayed the plan. Blunt is jailed awaiting a hearing, with date pending Special Agent Kendrick from the Missouri Pacific. Counselor R N Sullivan represents Blunt, while Miss Laulae Gorder identification may be canceled due to Blunt wearing a black derby.
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Quinton
Nebraska City
Grant Blunt
Blunt
Missouri Pacific
Samp Karnes
R. N. Sullivan
Ramsey
Kendrick
Sullivan
The
Laulae Gorder
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Guarantee
If unsatisfied after using two thirds of a bottle you may have your money back. The tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach improve digestion regulate the bowels. Give them a trial and get well. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
J M Messinger Visits City From Eight Mile Grove
J M Messinger arrived in the city this morning from his Eight Mile Grove precinct to attend to business matters.
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J. M. Messinger
Eight Mile Grove Precinct
Big Ball Game Sunday At Chicago Avenue Park
Manager Brantner of the Plattsmouth team announces that the Co B and Q of Omaha will challenge the locals next Sunday at Chicago Avenue park. The visitors were defeated here 6 to 1 weeks ago and return eager for revenge. Bardwell may pitch again for Plattsmouth as they seek another victory amid strong local play and hopes of crowd support for a repeat performance.
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Brantner
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Chicago Avenue Park
Bardwell
Harris
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Ann M. Davis
Family of Mrs. Ann M. Davis expresses deep gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death. They note appreciation for music, flowers, and comforting words, accepting them in the Spirit of the Master. Signed by Mrs. B C Colvin Mrs. R P Kennedy Mrs R J Keener Mrs Laura Peterson Mr Lora Davis.
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Ann M. Davis
B. C. Colvin
R. P. Kennedy
R. J. Keener
Laura Peterson
Lora Davis
Simple Rheumatism Relief Offered by Dr Shoop Book
Tell a Rheumatic sufferer about a free trial of Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy book and remedies. The book promises quick relief from pains and explains the treatment with liquid or tablets. No money required. the book is free from Racine Wisconsin and available through all dealers. Peter Opp of Nehawka visited the city on business yesterday.
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Dr. Shoop
Racine
Wis
Peter Opp
Nehawka
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