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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1910

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Salt Lake tragedy linked to Salt Lake killer in Omaha move

M Karth a butcher formerly of this city attempted to kill his wife and then slashed his own throat with a knife in Salt Lake City. Earth and wife had moved from Omaha and had a history of drink related troubles. The wife survived, while Earth was in critical condition. The couple had two children, Paul and Bessie, who had been staying with a sister during earlier disputes.

Salt Lake Robert W. Sherwood M. Karth Karth Schuyler Neb Omaha Earth West Third South Street St. Mark's Hospital Albert Smith & Son Paul Mr. Earth Mray Karth Kansas City Bessie Kunsman & Ramge

Platte Lodge No 7 Odd Fellows Reopens Upgraded Hall

Members of Platte Lodge No 7 finish extensive improvements to their lodge rooms on lower Main Street. The third floor lodge room is repainted with dark brown floors and new wallpaper while furniture is refinished. The original 1862 charter is framed and may be preserved. anniversary plans loom as the lodge nears its half century. Rebekah rooms on the second floor remain unchanged, with a large banquet hall and kitchen.

Platte Lodge No. 7 Lower Main Street United States Platte Lodge

Accident at Burlington shops injures worker Sedlak

Jos Sedlak, a Burlington repair shop employee, fell from a trestle while at work and was badly bruised with cut fingers after landing on a chisel. He required Company surgeon care and will be off work for several days.

Jos. Sedlak Burlington

Brooks viewed as leading candidate for state railway commissioner

Beatrice traveler W. C. Brooks visits the city to meet customers and tend fences while actively canvassing for the state railway commissioner nomination. He reports favorable outlook for the Democrats and favors dropping county option planks, seeks support from his numerous local friends.

W. C. Brooks Beatrice Brooks

Union resident J Nichols overnight guest in city

J Nichols of Union was an overnight visitor in the city and registered at the Hotel Riley during the stay.

J. Nichols Union Riley

Night Policeman Contradicts Journal on Jones Harvey Clash

Night Policeman H Trout denies witnessing the Wednesday night altercation between John Jones and Harvey. He says he and Watchman Young were a block away and saw the crowd gathering. Trout then went to the scene, met Harvey fleeing, and accompanied the chief in arresting Jones at the barn per his account.

H. Trout Young John Jones Harvey Jones Trout

Chicago Avenue macadamizing halted awaiting tiling delivery

Work on the Chicago avenue macadamizing project stopped this morning awaiting tiling from Omaha delayed since last Tuesday. Councilman Will leads the project, praising crews as the street's grading remains in good shape. The new paving plan for the Sixth to Seventh street Pearl block draws opposition, with cemented macadam proposed to prevent flood damage and create a permanent roadway.

Omaha Will Edgerton Pearl Chicago Avenue Third Ward

Mark White and Wife Visit City Today

Mark White and his wife were seen visiting the city this morning, driving from their home to explore local sights and meet residents.

Mark White

Bellevue College Graduation Holds Notable Exercises

Bellevue held a graduation for fifteen students with two local graduates Misa Florence Baird and Carl Oscar Larson earning P E degrees. The day featured music by students and faculty, an address by Dr Theodore G Soares, and a vigorous alumni fundraising banquet raising about 5 200 in eighteen minutes toward a 15 000 goal. Bound over to district court Vandervert charged with wife desertion remains jailed until September pending further proceedings.

Misa Florence Baird P. E Carl Oscar Larson Burlington Stookey Bierman Fichter Mitchell C. L. Phelpa Eva Woltemath Liszt Edith Atwater William Primrose Primrose Omaha Theological Seminary Glen Rice Theodore G. Soares University of Chicago Soares E. H. Jenkins Omaha Robert McKanzie C. B. Dickason Ernest Bellevue Willia Kerr Guy W. Wadsworth Dr. Patton H. T. Clarke, Sr B. W. Stookey Oklaaoma Vandervert Pender Vendervert

Mrs Mickelwall Passes Through On Way Home From Auburn Visit

Mrs Mickelwall of Glenwood Iowa passed through the city this morning on the M P coming from the south, after visiting relatives and friends at Auburn Nebraska. She changed trains here en route home.

Mra Mickelwall Glenwood Auburn Neb

Melee Over Private Dispute Ends With Injuries

Gideon Archer and John Harkins altercation on Washington avenue near Turner hall left Archer battered and Harkins with a slash on the hand. Each accuses the other of starting the fight while pursuing separate medical treatment and a court appearance.

Gideon Archer John Harkins Gid John Archer Washington Avenue Turner Hall Harkinga Harkins Rainey

Greenwood marshal attends court amid dispensary plans

Jerome Andrus, Greenwood marshal, traveled from that place to attend court as a wit. He expects a period of stability as a dispensary to open at West Lincoln, hoping to ease trouble from Lincoln and Havelock residents. He ordered the Journal sent to Greenwood for Cass County news.

Jerome Andrus Greenwood Andrus West Lincoln Lincoln Havelock Theoty Cass County

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