Omaha-bound city riders fill noon mail train
A lengthy list of residents and visitors travel to Omaha or spend the day in the city, including R. J. Ritchie, Dr. B. F. Brendel, A. L. Baker, Rev. F. W. Brink, W. R. McCrosky, and Mayor Gering. Multiple private visits, business matters, and short trips are noted, with several departures on the noon fast mail and early trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Ritchie
B. F. Brendel
Murray
A. L. Baker
F. W. Brink
Omaha
W. R. McCrosky
Mayor Gering
Ida Campbell
E. D. Cummins
P. B. Smith
Hilma Erickson
Sam Shumaker
Jos. Deifel
Baby
Geo. Kaffenberger
Wade Windham
Lesk
J. T. Baird
Louis Rotter
C. T. Peacock
Walter Brittain
Mrs. Gray
Burlington
Jos. Winkler
Mr. Winkler
Geo. Weber
Loretta Clark
Los Angeles
Cal
J. J. Sullivan
Columbus
Neb
Emil Warl
David Warfield
Charles A. Miller
Thurman
Mr. Miller
John S. Duke
J. F. Brendel
Baker
Justus Lillie
Rock Bluffs
I. F. Sallee
Frank Bestor
Henry E. Weidman
Havelock
Frank Gobelman
Shenandoah
A. W. Atwood
Fast
F. E. Hawkenberry
Eugene
Council Bluffs
Ila
Wm. Hogabone
LaPlatte
W.C. Brown
Chicago
Ill
W. B. Banning
James Darrough
Jesse
Red Oak
Frances Hiber
J. Cline
Ashland
Rainey Captures Burglary Gang in Bold Arrest
Saturday evening Officer Ben Rainey earned praise for leading a raid on a camp near the big bridge where four men were hiding after burglarizing a Burlington shops car. With Agent Pickett and Marshal Fitzgerald, Rainey covered the suspects and recovered the missing goods, placing the men in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Rainey
Baird
Burlington Shops
Burlington
Pickett
Big Bridge
Marshal Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Mr. Pickett
Agent Pickett
Officer Rainey
Rainey
Millinery Trimmer Miss Mabel Burch Set To Depart
To the ladies of Plattsmouth and vicinity our millinery store advertises that our expert trimmer Miss Mabel Burch will be with us only a few days longer. Orders for handmade hats should be placed now before she leaves. Very respectfully M Fanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Mabel Burch
M. Fanger
Traveling Men for Bryan Indicate Shift in Voters
J. J. Moriarity, president of the Illinois Division, told the Commercial Travelers' League that a large majority favor Bryan and Kern. He cited that in 1896 about 90 percent opposed Bryan and predicted 75 percent will vote for Bryan, signaling a Democratic drift and Taft's defeat. He blamed trusts and monopolies for job losses among traveling men venturing to Bryan support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Moriarity
Illinois
Democratic
E. O. Wood
Commercial Travelers’ League
Bryan and
Kern
Bryan
East
Middle West
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Picture Frames and Subscriptions Promotion
Bryan's Picture Framed offers 25 cent frames with options of free frames for paid up three month Evening Journal subscribers or yearly Semi-Weekly Journal subscribers. Frames sold for 25 cents in Omaha and elsewhere. Wellington pipes twenty different styles and sizes. Gering & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Evening Journal
Omaha
Wellington
Gering & Co
Are Always the Cheapest in Gent's Ready-to-Wear
Store advertises men and boys clothing and furnishings with claims of correct weave workmanship styles and prices. The tagline emphasizes consistently low prices and complete correctness in product quality.
A Pleasing Entertainment by P. E. O. Society
A large crowd gathered Saturday at Misses Gering home on North Sixth street for a P. E. O. society event. Mrs. E. H. Wescott directed an elegant program featuring Ella Margaret Dovey and Edna Marshall Eaton, with a dramatic Bandolero moment by Prof. H. S. Austin. The Arcadie Nevin cycle, a ladies quartet, and a luncheon followed honoring local public school teachers, making it one of the city’s delightful events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O. Society
Ben Windham
H. S. Austin
E. H. Wescott
Mr. Austin
Kittie Cummins
Arcadie
Nevin
Marie Douglas
Prof. Brooks
Howard
Bates
H. E. Wescott
Morgan
Senior Class Party Behind Ninth Street House Aims For Future Vision
The Senior class hosted a unique Halloween like party at a vacant Ninth Street house once owned by J. L. Barton. Attendees included many class members, post graduates, and visiting teachers from Council Bluffs and Omaha. The event featured witches, ghosts, fortune tellers, a dramatic future theme, a real fire scene, and a fortune cake at a lavish luncheon. Supt. Gamble and wife and Prof. Brooks attended, deeming it the finest entertainment of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
J. L. Barton
Helen Jess
Ethelyn Bentley
Ida Johnson
Ellen Pollock
Muriel Mullis
Alice Root
Nannie Monroe
Grace Dalton
Mina Thierolf
Anna Kopia
Marie Hiber
Nettie Jirousek
Helen Kline
Ethel Leyda
Marie Sookmeyer
Jennie Johnson
Josephine Hall
Clara Wohlfarth
Mabel Kiser
Marie Fitzgerald
Will Shopp
Carl Smith
Francis Whelan
John M Heinrich
Clarence Staats
Clarence Beal
Clara Weyrich
Charlotte Fetzer
Earl Hassler
Coon
Nichols
Mathews
Howard
Howard, Wirt, of Council Bluffs, Ia
Darling
Omaha
Supt
Gamble
Prof
Brooks
Hogs for Sale: 24 Head Seeks Buyer in Platts
Twenty four stock hogs offered for sale. Inquiries to Sam Stone of Platts, phone 362 white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Stone
Platts
White
Tax receipts show state tax rise under Republican rule
Since 1902 taxes for state purposes have doubled in value. The note urges voters to consider property values and economic management under Republicans, advocating a vote for Shallenberger and the Democratic ticket to curb the alleged abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shallenberger
Railroad Taxes Rise in Cass County Highlight Missouri Pacific Figure
Treasurer's figures show Missouri Pacific pays state and county taxes totaling thousands with a net increase of 69.23, while farmers pay 22,565.39 more in the same period. Cass County towns the railroad for having the most mileage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Cass County
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Daily Personal News
Daily Journal
S. C. Griffin
City
Colorado
Weeping Water
Mr. Griffin
Ed. Jennings
J. R. Kelley
Mr. Kelley
Nebraska
Murdock
O. E. McDonald
Jos. Mark
Ed. Chalfant
Nehawka
W. H. Riggs
Libertyville
Jefferson County
Iowa
Rev. A. A. Randall
Suif
Hrmak
Holly
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
P. E. O. Tender
E. G. Dov
Ecru
Nottingham
Brussels
Battenberg
Battenberg Battenberg
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