Man Makes Dramatic Suicide Attempt in Omaha Saloon
Paul F Budig and his wife traveled from home to a drug store and saloon where Budig drank from a vial and attempted suicide. He was restrained, jailed, then released after authorities investigated his recent financial and personal distress. Police later arrested three men in a South Omaha train robbery case with stolen masks guns and tools found nearby. Para Celeste Buell, 2, died of pneumonia in Omaha and was buried in Randolph Nebraska, as her parents mourn publicly.
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Paul F. Budig
Laa
Budig
Chief Rainey
Nitka
Omaha
Neb
South Omaha
Union Pacific
Eighteenth
Q Streets
Denver
Briggs
D. W. Woods
Minneapolis
James Gordon
Fred Tortensen
South Dakota
Council Bluffs
City
Rail schedule shakeup cuts time between Lincoln and Chicago
The Rock Island and Burlington routes post revised timetables with new trains. No. 14 from Lincoln to Chicago will take about fourteen hours and one minute, reducing the Missouri river crossing time to fourteen hours and one minute. Westbound rides improve as well, with Omaha to Lincoln in about one hour forty minutes. The shift aims to speed mail service, possibly ahead of Burlington’s earlier card. A separate note covers a farewell party for Miss Genevieve Howard and Prof. W. G. Brooks in Plattsmouth with praise for his work in music and education.
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Souri River
Chicago
Burlington
Rock Island
Burlington No. 9
Omaha
Burlington No. 1
Lincoln
Rock Island No. 14
Burlington No
No. 12
East
Missouri River
Mall
The
Mountaineer
Denver
E. H. Wescott
Genevieve Howard
W. G. Brooks
Fairmont
Neb
Wescott
Brooks
Plattsmouth
Entertaining Mr. Bryan at Six O’clock Dinner
Hon. William Jennings Bryan was entertained by Dr. EB D. Cumming at a six o’clock dinner on Mesday evening. Attendees included the school board members and invited guests Prof. J. W. Gamble Hon. H Travis Canon Burgess Dr. Frank L. Cumming Mr. J. N. Wise and Hon. William Jennings Bryan. After a brief social hour the party attended a lecture at the opera house. Cummins hosted Bryan who stayed overnight and left for Lincoln Saturday morning.
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Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
EB. D. Cumming
Schhool Board
J. W. Gamble
D. Travis
Canon Burgess
Frank L. Cumming
J. N. Wise
Opera House
Mr. Bryan
Dadors. Cummins
Lincoln
Miss Ella Dovey Returns Home from Chicago Visit
Miss Ella Margaret Dovey and her sister Mia visited in Chicago and returned home the following morning. Frederick Truéedell and Misa Alice Dovey accompanied them on the trip.
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Ella Margaret Dovey
Mia
Frederick Truéedell
Misa Alice Dovey
Chicago
Life One Laid to Rest for Baby Edith Volleck
Funeral services for Edith Lillian Volleck, two months and 21 days old, were held at the Volleck home with Dr Baird officiating. Music by Mrs Gamble Miss Baird Farley McElwain and Cole accompanied. The child rests in Oak Hill cemetery as friends laid flowers and shared prayers.
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Bert Volleck
Edith Lillian
Dr. Baird
Jesus
Oak Hill Cemetery
Hartford Life seeks Omaha agency via Mrs Reid visit
Mrs Cleta Reid of Omaha visited the city to inspect the field for a Hartford Life Insurance Agency. The company, with over one million dollars invested in Nebraska securities and mortgages, aims an aggressive push for state insurance business and assigns Mrs Reid to lead the effort from the $24 Bee Building office in Omaha. She is active in the Daughters of Rebekah.
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Cleta Reid
Omaha
Quaker Medicine Company Delights Parmele Theatre Audience
A crowded Parmele theatre last night hosted a Quaker Medicine Company bill with Fitzgerald Field Haley and Davey acknowledged for strong performances. The Giffords trunks mystery and Grace Haley music drew praise while Dr Haley earned commendation for refined entertainment. moving pictures also rated above average.
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Quaker Medicine Company
Parmele Theatre
Fitzgerald and
Field
Haley
Davey
Giffords
Grace Haley
Dr. Haley
Osbon vs Pope Bastardy Case Ends in Out of Court Settlement
The Osbon versus Pope bastardy case in district court before Judge Travis settled out of court just as trial began. Attorneys for the plaintiff Matthew Gering and for the defendant Byron Clark led the negotiating group ending sensational testimony and sparing Greenwood witnesses from public recounting of their knowledge.
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Osbon
Matthew Gering
Byron Clark
Death notices for Mitchell sister reaches Beal family
Mr and Mrs M M Beal received a telegram last Saturday with the sad news of their sister's death in Mitchell Nebraska. The message gave no cause and stated the funeral would be held today. Mrs Teal could not attend due to short notice. The family received widespread sympathy.
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Mra
M. M. Beal
Mitchell, Neb
Pleasant social at The Turnera Dancing Club hall
The Turnverelo group hosted a fret social dance at their hall last Saturday despite bad weather. Attendance was small, but those who attended found the occasion pleasant and enjoyable.
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Turnera Dancing Club
Turnverelo
Atendancn
Local resident renews paper and orders cane for son
John Ergeman of near Mynard visited in the city Saturday to handle business and called at the Journal office to renew his newspaper and arrange a cane for his son Frank in Wabash.
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John Ergeman
Tear Mynard
Bielnes
Journal
Frank
Wabash
Decoration Day Observed in Plattsmouth Remembered Veterans
Plattsmouth marked Decoration Day with a morning visit to Oak Hill Cemetery by Grand Army of the Republic members and the Women’s Relief Corps. An afternoon program at Parmele theatre featured Hon. William C. Ramsey’s address praising Union soldiers and patriotic music led by local performers.
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Burlington
Grand Army
Women's Relief Corps
Oak Hill
G. A. R. Post
Relief Corps
Parmele
H's
Luther Moore
William C. Ramsey
Ramsey
Union
Linervey
Aho
Mr. Ramsey
America
J. W. Gamble
Austin
Mesdames B
Wescott
Mae Morgan
Willre
McCohniy Pout
WW. &. Austin
KE. A. Wencott
Louisville Baseball Club Players Listed Across Hotels and Cities
A fragmentary list shows numerous players and associates tied to the Louisville Baseball Club and various hotels in Wabash Lincoln Omaha and nearby locales. Names include M A Lindsey C Pankonin James McLearn Fred Tennent and George Ossenkop among others with affiliations to Chicago St Joseph and Louisville.
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Perking
W. M. Burk
Wabash
J. A. Bauer
M. L. Willams
Louisville
J. Wdmunds
Murray
J. W. Waldron
James McLearn
C. Pankonin
Ed. Burna
M. A. Wood
Hulieh
Wm. Ingram
Louieville
Plattamouth
G. Mayfield
Louuleville
Andrew Stohlman
Kasper T. Pape
Lincoln
W, H. Heavenflow
Cedar Creek
Riley
Ossenkop
C. Yant
George Ossenkop
August Ossenkop
Fred Tennent
Louisville Baseball Club
C. A. Smith
Chicago
Engel
Omaha
W. T. Rinhard
Chase Gerlach
Manley
Frank Sherritt
South Hend
Ind
C. Lanskey Smith
J. Kelly
Loula
P.O. Cook
Council Bluffe
Geo
P. Barton
Union
Thos
Sullivan
R. §. Harrie
Seniors Picnic Enjoyed by Public School Class
The senior class and school faculty held a picnic near the Burlington bridge over the Mis River yesterday afternoon. The outing featured pleasant games, a fine basket luncheon, and a cheerful return to the city.
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Burlington
Mis
Pik & Bajeok
Entertaining Social Evening by Wabash Clubs
Saturday night a pleasant gathering was hosted at Miss Julia Kerr's home in Wabash Nebraska by members of the JL8 club and the TAC club. Guests included Misses Grace Hinds Viola Hinds Grace Lawton Ethel McCale Mabel Vankivery Frances Mitchell Eetelia Baird Nellye Whalen Alma Larson with Miss Kerr assisted by Misses Mattie Larson Alice and Elizabeth Kerr.
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T. dc
Mion
Julia Kerr
JL.8
Wabash
Neb
Grace
Viola Hinds
Grace Lawton
Ethel McCale
Mabel Vankivery
Frances Mitchell
Omtha
Eetelia Baird
Nellye Whalen
Alma Larson
Plattemouth Edges Cedar Creek In Narrow Victory
Plattemouth won a hard fought game against Cedar Creek with a 7 to 6 final score. Mason pitched well for Plattemouth and received solid support as the teams battled to the end. Louisvilleville was listed as facing the locals this afternoon with expectations of another tight clash.
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Cedar Creek
Mason
Louisvilla Ie
Mrs Ida Campbell Noted on Early Morning Northbound Train
A north bound passenger, Mrs Ida Campbell, was observed traveling on the early train this morning. Local reports describe her as a familiar traveler seen boarding at the station before sunrise.
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Ida Campbell
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Paul Budig
Northwest
Paul
Dyfed
Para
D. P. Buell
Randolph
Para Celeste
Dean P. Buell
Paragould
Ark
Buell
Randolph, Neb
Babe
C. 8
Johnson
BE. H. Weacott
Bertha Todd
Zelma Tuey
Etha Crabill
Leona Brady
Messra Clyde Adamson
B. ¢. York
Robt, Hayes
Quaker Company
Plattemouth
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