Visitors from Omaha and nearby towns frequent the city
Dozens of residents and relatives are listed as visitors in Omaha Lincoln and nearby towns, with many spending Sunday or over Sunday with friends and family. Several business riders and travelers are noted, including residents from South Omaha, Glenwood, Murray, and Ashland visiting for short stays or travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Buttery
Omaha
Ina Randall
Henry Donat
John Leibershal
Wm. Budig
Max
Ben Fanger
Monte Franks
Edward Reynolds
Lincoln
C. A. Johnson
Capitol City
William Fitch
Ray Travis
Joseph Varga
Anna
Joseph Fetzer
Charlotte
Walter Cummins
Co. P. Richards
Ashland
Historic Pawnee Sioux Peace Council linked to Nehawka cannon tale
The Nehawka Register recounts a visit by S. T. Darrow and wife to W. R. Davis’s family at the depot. They noted the Freemont Burlington work to control the Platte river channel and a stone commemorating the May 25, 1855 Pawnee council. The tale traces the old twelve-pounder cannon from Westport to Nebraska, its journeys through Papillion and Springfield, and the so called cannon war between Plattsmouth and Nehawka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka Register
S. T. Darrow
W. R. Davis
Whayer
Westport
Nebraska
Papillion
Springfield
Plattsmouth
Nehawka
Mrs Sarah Page Dies After Illness at Cedar Creek
Mrs. Sarah Page nee Sarah Seybert dies at Cedar Creek after a brief bout with peritonitis. Born 1855 near Monterey Virginia she moved to Cass county in 1868 and lived there most of her life. Survived by two daughters Mrs Frank Rand and another who predeceased her. sister Mrs John McNurlin and brothers Andrew W H Seybert C M Seybert. Funeral at Eight Mile Grove with 11 am Cedar Creek departure and 2 pm cemetery service led by Rev Wachtel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Page
Cedar Creek
Page
Sarah Seybert
Monterey
Virginia
Cass County
Frank Rand
South Omaha
John McNurlin
Andrew
W.H. Seybert
C. M. Seybert
Louisville
Eight Mile Grove
Rev
Wachtel of
Mynard
Park Commissioners Plan Shade Tree Planting on Avenues
At the Washington Park commission meeting President Washington Smith, Secretary R B Windham, and Mayor Henry R Gering discussed planting shade trees along walks on Washington and Chicago avenues. Bids for the work will be sought soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Park Commissioners
Washington Smith
R. B. Windham
Henry R. Gering
Washington
Chicago
Two Farms for Sale Near M and Murray
Two farms are offered for sale, one near M and the other near Murray. Information is available by calling the provided contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Bryan to address Nebraska Democratic Editorial meeting in Lincoln
William Jennings Bryan will meet with the Nebraska Democratic Editorial association in Lincoln on March 31. A Bryan Volunteers representative will discuss campaign strategies with editors and a dinner program will follow at the Lindell hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jenning Bryan
Democratic
Lincoln
Bryan
J. B. Donovan
Madison
Neb
Nebraska Democratic Editorial Association
Ernest
Lindell Hotel
William Jennings Bryan
Will Enforce Fire Escape Law In City
J J Ryder deputy labor commissioner from Lincoln visited the city to inspect three story hotel uses for fire escapes and exits. He praised Central and Columbia school buildings for outward swinging escapes and storage of unused seats. He urged continued practice training for children in using fire escapes and commended school authorities for enforcing child labor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Ryder
Lincoln
Collinwood
Ohio
Ryder
Central
Columbia
Roosevelt under fire in House denounces panic cause
Washington dispatch reports March 13 that Rep Willett of New York accused President Roosevelt of reckless imperialism and silencing Republicans. He blamed the panic’s lingering effects on Roosevelt’s policies and warned against eroding public confidence and business faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Omaha Bee
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Willett
New York
House
White House
Republican Party
Fred Warner Marries Bonnie Marie Robinson at Avoca
Fred Warner visiting Burling ton station claimed he was Omaha bound when reporters pressed. He wed Miss Bonnie Marie Robinson of Avoca Iowa in the afternoon and they traveled to Avoca to visit her parents before returning on the Missouri Pacific. The couple will farm on Stephen Wiles’s land west of town and start a new life together with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Withrow
Wm. Daily
South Omaha
Fred Stadleman
Will Stadleman
Missouri Pacific
Will
Foshia Gorton
Dunbar
Frank Gorton
Peter F. Goos
Hulda
Clara
Omaha
Burlington
Robert Kendall
Union
Jens H. Rasmusen
Alvo
Ellen Petersen
Brooklyn
New York
Father Weir
Creighton College
Father Braidlay
St. Johns Church
W. F. Ackerman
Motive Power
Lincoln
Jennie R. Wells
J. T. Evans
Emerson
E. B. Collins
Bellevue
Miss Rose Vondron
F. M. Young, Jr
Murray
J.G. Murphy
Iowa
Michigan
Will Renner
O'Neill
L. E. Vroman
Leslie
Edward Kelley
Beloit
Kansas
J. R. Kelley
Plattsmouth
R. C. Oldham
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Fred Warner
Bonnie Marie Robinson
Avoca
Riley
Mynard
Green
Fred
Stephen Wiles
City
Couple Married at Holy Rosary Church After License
Peter Rouchka and Miss Margaret Aschenberger were married at Holy Rosary Church by Rev Father Hancik in the early morning. The couple, well known locally, will reside here with Rouchka working at the Burlington shops. Journal extends best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rouchka
Margaret Aschenberger
Holy Rosary Church
Father Hancik
Burlington
Journal
Secret of curing hams and bacons promoted
Notice to Cass County farmers touts Wrights Liquid Smoke as quicker safer and better than wood fire curing. Sold by F G Fricke Co Druggists Plattsmouth Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Wright
Interstate Telephone Rates to Standardize Across States
Nebraska will join Kansas Missouri and Iowa in a new interstate rate and block system for independent telephone lines. A Kansas City meeting will draft unified rates. Nebraska officials Mattison and Woods will participate along with Iowa Missouri and Kansas representatives. State business remains regulated locally by the railway commission. Interstate traffic rates will be set by the companies with no state regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Lincoln News
Iowa Independent Telephone Association
Cedar Rapids
R. E. Mattison
Nebraska Independent Telephone Traffic Association
Senti
Kansas City
Frank H. Woods
Charles G. Cockrell
Jefferson
W. J. Thill
Des Moines
C. G. Myers
Railway Commission
Kanee
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Daily Personal News
Daily Journal
Bruce Rosencrans
T. H. Pollock
Bradley White
E. W. Cook
Hawksworth
Wilson
J. G. Huffmann
Robert Heatherington
I. B. Edwards
A. W. White
John Donelan
Alice Kerr
W. A. Mendenhall
Council Bluffs
Joesph Hardroba
Blanche
Helen
H. N. Tank
Litchfield, Minn
Henry Hempel
Will Russell
Gust Johnson
Emma Swanson
Stromburg
Johnson
Daniel Sliplick
P. C. Petersen
Ralph Mullis
L. H. Kohrell
Kenosha
Ruby Reynolds
Glenwood
Phillip
Jacob Meisinger
C. M. Whitehead
Andy Nelson
Fremont
S. L. Furlong
Rock Bluffs
W. F. Gillespie
George Ackerman
Havelock
James Herold
J. R. Vallery
Gid Archer
Silas Breckenridge
George Snyder
Andy Smith
Miss Beretha
Henry Kauble
Letta Smith
Mrs. Stigner
W. H. Seybert
Adam Fornoff
Cullom
George Horn
Thomas Julian
J. W. Barwick
E. E. Weeks
Glenwood Granite Works
J. F. Wehrbein
H. F. Gansmer
David Hiatt
Sidney, Ir
Fast Mail
Fred Stadlemann
O. H. Tower
Pacific Junction
John Billings
J. W. Sweeney
Claude Butler
Frank Hawksworth
N. W. Crissinger
P. J. Crissinger
Oliver Edmonds
Schuyler
Jessie Gilmour
Myrtle Sanders
Godfrey Fickler
C. F. Marshall
Earl Travis
Ernest Wurl
John Junquist
J. W. Bull
Mesdames Geo. Lloyd
Clyde Totten
Near Murray
Ida Hickson
John Busche
Wade Windham
Greenwood
Robert
H. G. van Horn
Mr. van Horn
H. A. Weyman
S. E. McElwain
John Dutton
Jesse L. Brown
Phillip Horn
Park Commissioners
Democratic Editors OF
Mr. Bryan
F. G. Fricke & Co
Plattsmouth, Neb
Interstate
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