Local notes show a busy Cass County scene and visitors
Glen Smith returns to Havelock. Miss Nora Hinton from Mayard visits Plattsmouth. E McClain from Weeping Water spends Sunday. Dr. Cummins and Dr. Elster listed as local dentists. Numerous visitors from Omaha Louisville and Lincoln. Marriage licenses issued. Journal notes fire department plans and a street ball ban call. Community events include ice cream and strawberries by M V A Mynard and a Garfield park picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Hinton
Mayard
E. McClain
N. B. Schulze
Missouri Valley
J.C. Thygeson
Nebraska City
Plattsmouth
Paul Groetschel
Omaha
EE. H W. Worthman
Louisville
Henry Guthman
Jane Martin
Ashland
Silas Long
John Hatt
Clara
Mary Metzger
Cedar Creek
Mary Tutt
Peru
John Fassbender
State Undertakers's Association
Susan Morrissey
Jean
Denver
Colo
P. F. Goos
Helen
Fremont
Gering & Co
John Albert
Eight Mile Grove
Valliery White
Frank E. White
Lee Mayfield
Journal Headquarters
James Sage
A. P. Barnes
Davies County
Sage
C. S. Wortman, Jr
South Bend
Wahoo
Presbyterian Church
Garfield Park
Asher Clark
California
B.S. Ramsey
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Judge Crites
Morgan Waybright
G.C. Dodd
Marion
Pollard's Declaration in Louisville Falls City Conventions
The piece denounces Pollard as unfit for congress in the First district criticizing his pledge to stand with President Roosevelt on corporate issues. It argues Pollard lacks substance and merely crawls toward the president, claiming his platform is weak and unserious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollard
Louisville
Falls City
Congress
Roosevelt
Rooosevelt
Ends Her Career by Personal Crisis in Iowa Prison
Special report from Des Moines notes the death of Sarah Kuhn at Anamosa prison after seventeen days of lye poisoning attempts. Kuhn, formerly Miss Sarah Miller, was sentenced to life on January 8, 1901 for the murder of her husband who died September 4, 1900 from arsenic poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World-Herald
Des Moines
Sarah Kuhn
Iowa
Iown
Greenwood farmer reports bright corn prospects and school plea
D. K. Barr of Greenwood visited the city and said farmers are busy with a likely large corn crop. The community has circulated a petition for a new school building to replace the old shell, with nearly all patrons signing and few opposing. The Journal hopes Greenwood secures the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Barr
Greenwood
Journal
Stalwart Republicans Question Bonaparte Navy Appointment
The piece notes Republican displeasure at Charles J. Bonaparte becoming Secretary of the Navy, labeling him Mugwump and questioning loyalty. It recalls Theodore Roosevelt’s Mugwump flirtation and suggests Bonaparte aligns with the President and could surpass Paul Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Bonaparte
Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Bonaparte
Paul Morton
Shoes found clinch Cass county case in Nebraska City
Detective DeLong of the Missouri Pacific and Deputy Sheriff Downing searched a private residence Friday evening and found a pair of shoes buried by Ed Gott. The discovery clinches the case against Off and Burnell, and they will be tried again on another charge after release from the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
DeLong
Missouri Pacific
Downing
Ed Gott
Off
Burnell
Cass County
Masonic Home in Omaha Plans Wing and Steam Heat
At the Grand Lodge session in Omaha the Masonic home board proposed adding a new wing and installing steam heat to improve facilities as inmate numbers rise, with about twenty patients currently. The note ends with a cigar plug for the Acorns 5 cent cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
A. F. and
A.M of
Nebraska
Omaha
Masonic Home
Wedded Bliss in the City on Last Evening
Miss Emma Edwards and Mr. Charles S. Johnson wed at the bride’s parents home in the city with Rev. Benjamin Prather officiating. Johnson works as ward master for the Burlington road and Edwards has long taught in the public schools. The couple, popular in Mlattsmouth, departed for Rock Island for a brief visit after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Edwards
Charles S. Johnson
Benjamin Prather
Malvern
Burlington Road
Mlattismouth
Rock Island
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Dr. Marshall
Coats’ Block
Dr. Elster
Waterman Block
Glen Smith
Havelock
Frank L. Cummins
BE. D. Cummins
Hollister
George J. Stohlman
Reliable
FL. Landis
Waverly
George Hawkins
J.T. Porter
Murray
D. C. Dwyer
Offce
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Tick) Streight
Journal Man
Charles Grassman
Alliance
Grossman
Burlington
David Simpson
Brunswick
Antelope County
John D. Ferguson
Main Street
Ida Pearlman
Cook
James Wampler
Wampler
J. H. Fallis
Kansas City
J. C. McBride
Fallis
W. S. Waters
Tyson
The
State University
Stanford
Neb
George FP. Michel
Elmwood
Mary V. Barnes
Weeping Water
Solomon C. Kickler
Manley
Hulda Paulent Brunkow
Wabash
James Leslie Wiles
Louise Domingo
Lancaster
Doug Frye
Lancaster County
Lincoln Journal
J. W. Swan
J. W. Edmunds
J. Tate
Plainview
Travis
Sullivan
Henry Donat
Gallatin
Ed Hrantner
Kenosha
Judge Newell
Marquette
John M. Leyda
Norman Slocum
Amelia Stohlman
Livingston
Henry R. Gering
York
State Druggist’s Association
Mynard
Rae Dolph
Mills County
Wortman
B. F. Laughlin
T. J. Rhoder
Charley Banning
Banning
Morrow
Charley
Henry Baker’s
S. C. Patterson
Columbia
Texas
Patterson
Lone Star State
United States
Fried & Harris
G. W. Gilman
Mauzy & Murphy
E.g.dovey & Son
Osiery
E.G. Dovey& Son
Sea
Gerling & Co
WM. Hiolly
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