Bozarth In County Jail In Dyer Murder
Details of the Greenwood killing of James Dyer by Matt Bozarth unfold with witnesses placing the assault on Main Street. Dyer died from four stab wounds, Bozarth captured by bystanders and jailed as coroner and jury confirm murder in the first degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dyer
Matt Bozarth
Greenwood
Dwyer
Dyer
Mr. Bozarth
Milt
Matt
Burlington
Bozarth
Andrus
William Doud
Tennessee
Rawls
Cedar Creek
Card of Thanks for Benjamin F. Mason
The undersigned extend sincere thanks to friends for courtesies during the illness and death of father and brother Benjamin F. Mason. Jacob Mason D J Mason Mrs E L Court Miss Belle Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Mason
Jacob Mason
D. J. Mason
E. L. Court
Belle Mason
Commissioners Grant The License To Ferryman At Platte Crossing
The county commissioners adjourned after a long session approving a ferry license for T. W. Fountain to operate across the Platte near South Bend village. They also reviewed quarterly reports from county offices, filed and approved the Lincoln Construction Company bond for bridge work, and endorsed a Cedar Creek road project with a road petition to establish a new route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Fountain
South Bend
Platte
South Bend Village
Lincoln Construction Company
H. A. Schneider
Cedar Creek
Philip H. Tritsch
Sec
Narrow Escape: Man Bruised When Plank Slipped at Coates Block
M. M. Beal suffered severe bruises after a crooked plank on a scaffold collapsed while painting a room in the Coates Block. He fell about twelve to fifteen feet, the plank striking him and injuring his hip and side. He fainted but recovered enough to seek help. Dr. Cook treated him before he was sent home to rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coates Block
H.E. Weidman
M. M. Beal
Mr. Beeal
Heirs to Connor Will Plan Parochial School Fund
Heirs to the late Joseph A. Connor intend to honor his wishes by funding parochial schooling in Omaha. They announce plans to establish at least one school, likely in St. Peter’s parish, and will resist probating the December 24, 1907 will, arguing it was invalid and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Connor
Omaha
Connor
St. Peter’s
Omaha Bee
Geo. S. Ray
Murray
Aug. Bach
T. H. Pollock
L. C. W. Murray
A. L. Anderson
W. H. Newell
St. Joseph
W. C. Ramsey
Mary Janda
Emma
Julia Kaufman
Havelock
Peter Martz
V. V. Leonard
Verna
Anna Tams
Herman Klietsch
P. Olson
O'Neil
Tripp County
Ray Hurlbut
Burlington
Orenpolis
Lincoln
Now Feeling Better After Surgery Visit
C B Schleicher, returning from Brady in Lincoln county, reports improved health after gall stones and appendicitis operations. He carried a bottle containing five hundred ninety two removed gall stones and noted preservation of his appendix and gall bladder. He will stay in the city several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.B. Schleicher
Brady
Lincoln County
Commissioners survey lands for new drainage district
Wednesday's Dally reports Friedrich Jordan and Switzer rode No. 19 to Greenwood to inspect the ground in the northwest Cass County area. The trip aims to acquaint themselves with the situation so they can safeguard Cass County's interests in the proposed drainage district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally County
Friedrich, Jordan and
Switzer
Greenwood
Cass County
Bryan to Speak Here on Oct 15 for Democratic Meet
Agent Hale of the Missouri Pacific received word Col. W. J. Bryan would be in town Thursday Oct 15 for a night meeting. He plans to request extra coaches on the five o'clock north beach train to return on the midnight train to accommodate Democrats from Union Nehawka Murray and nearby points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udnesday
Agent Hale
Missouri Pacific
Col
W. J. Bryan
M. P
North Beach
Union
Nehawka
Murray
Chamberlains Salve Claims Quick Cure for Skin Ailments
Advert says Chamberlains Salve heals chapped skin on hands or face in one night and treats pimples burns and scalds. Sold by F. G. Fricke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Fricke & Co
Gerings Acquire Major Share in Porter Ryerson Hoobler Firm
The Omaha Bee reports the Gerings of Plattsmouth acquire a large stake and assume principal roles in Porter Ryerson Hoobler Company, with H R Gering as president and Matt Gering as director. Hoobler retires while the firm remains in its 12315 Howard Street building with $150000 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee
Porter-Ryerson- Hoobler Company
Gerings
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Porter-Ryerson-Hoobler Company
H. R. Gering
Big Chemical Company
Matt Gering
Matt Gering A Director, Mr. Hoobler
Howard Street
Gering
G. W. Hoobler
F. J. Fitzgerald
J. M. Richards
Mercer Chemical Company
Pacific Coast
F. F. Porter
M. A. Gering
David Lowe
Concern
Hoobler
Local marriage licenses issued amid bidding boom
The license clerk for Judge Beeson issued licenses to William Boedeker of Murray and May Sans of Plattsmouth for a ceremony at the bride’s parents home near Rock Bluffs. Also licensed were Seeley Lawton of Okatown South Dakota and One May Young of this city, and Oscar Anderson and Mila Judkins of Eagle. The last license arrived by affidavit in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Beeson
Judge Beeson
William Glenn Boedeker
Murray
May Leona Sans
Plattsmouth
Rock Bluffs
Seeley LeRoy Lawton
Okatown
S. D
May Young
Young
Dave Young
Oscar 5. Anderson
Mila N. Judkins
Eagle
Jos. Havk
Celia Madsen
Ormada
Esterville
Mr. Lock
Mrs Madsen
Omaha
John Harkins
William Williams
Norfolk
Neb
C. Bengen
Mynard
Mrs. Bengen
B. F
C. W. Carter
Richmond
South Dakota
Missouri
Will Make A Short Visit
Albert Fickler from Stanton Nebraska arrives in town for a brief visit with his family. He notes strong local growth and a robust Bryan sentiment among Democrats, and says the Stanton country agrees with him as he plans a short stay before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fickler
Stanton
Neb
Bert
Bryan
Maguire Opens Campaign HQ in Lancaster County
J A Maguire democratic candidate for congress in the First district opens a campaign headquarters in the same room as the Lancaster county democratic committee. He vows a fierce fight against Pollard, while Pollard notes only two towns have seen Maguire speeches so far. The newly named congressional committee is led by A P Fitzsimmons with W M Whelan as secretary and includes members from Lincoln Tecumseh Nebraska City Table Rock and Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Maguire
Lancaster County Democratic Committee
Congressman Pollard
Pollard
Maguire
Congressional Committee
A. P. Fitzsimmons
L’ecumseh
Nebraska City
George A. Cotton
Table Rock
R. C. James
Falls City
W. D. Wheeler
Plattsmouth
Whelan
Fitzsimmons
Delightful Shower Honors Miss May Sans at Hutcheson Home
A Saturday afternoon shower for Miss May Leona Sans at the Hutcheson home near Rock Bluffs featured games music and conversation. Guests praised hospitality and gifts included humorous verses and a broom among the many offerings during a three course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cra
Winnie Hutcheson
Rock Bluffs
May Leona Sans
Miss Sans
Mr. Broom
Mesdames Will Cross
Jos. Sans
John Hendricks
Will Wolf
Annabel Moore
Pearl Carey
Maude McCulloch
Nettie Smith
Leona Sans
Berta Sans
Fern Hendricks
Verda Cross
Willa Moore
Rebecca Haines
Beulah Sans
Daisy Hutcheson
May Chalfant
Florence Hutcheson
Ora Hutcheson
Great Lake hunting party returns with abundant game
General Foreman Robt. B. Hayes with Geo. Tartsch and L. D. Hiatt returned from Hackberry Lake near Valentine after a fruitful hunt. They reported heavy game including snipe and ducks, cold start yet pleasant by departure, and a sparsely settled 28 mile distance with plentiful wildlife. Tartsch joked about fleas and being speckled by them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. B. Hayes
Burlington
Geo. Tartsch
L. D. Hiatt
Hackberry Lake
Valentine
Tartsch
Injunction Sessions Freeze AOUW Funds Across State Lines
District Judge Stewart at Lincoln issued a restraining order against the grand lodge of the Degree of Honor and Mary A. Latky from transferring funds to the superior lodge outside Nebraska. An injunction hearing is set for October 10, echoing a prior suit blocking transfers from the state to the supreme lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Burns
Stewart
Lincoln
Grand Lodge
Ancient Order United Workmen of
Nebraska
Mary A. Latky
Ancient Order
United Workmen
Ancient Order United Workmen
Supreme Lodge
Jim Smith Found Guilty in Break-In Case in District Court
In district court Tuesday afternoon the State v Jim Smith ended in a guilty verdict after about five minutes of jury deliberation. Smith protested the jury at noon but was escorted to jail by Sheriff Quinton. The record also notes burglaries, trials, and numerous local travel notices and civic events throughout the day.
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Jim Smith
W. H. Schildknecht
Smith
Quinton
Main
Fourth Streets
Frank Dailey
Joseph Armstrong
T. S. C. Dabb
Carl Day
John Gonzales
E. C. Giberson
John Weyrich
Geo. Ray
Ray Pollard
Jacob Schlankee, Sr
Arthur Sullivan
E. H. Wescott
W. D. Wheeler
New Life Pills Claim Family Health Benefit
L A Bartlet of Rural Route 1 Guilford Maine praises Dr King s New Life Pills claiming three years of good health. The ad touts gentle cleansing and toning at 25c per bottle from F G Fricke Co drug store. William J Bryan to speak in Plattsmouth on Thursday Oct 15 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
L. A. Bartlet
Guilford
Maine
F. G. Fricke & Co
William J. Bryan
Plattsmouth
Had a Close Call at the Croom Hotel
Mrs Ada L Croom Vaughn Miss proprietress of the Croom Hotel says a severe cough and consumption lapsed but three bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery cured her. The remedy is famed for lung and throat healing and is sold by SF G Fricke Co with trial bottles free.
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Ada L. Croom
Croom Hotel
Vaughn
Miss
Dr. Kings
SF. G. Fricke & Co
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