Daily Personal News: Omaha travel and court business notes
A detailed list of Omaha travelers and locals visiting for court business or on city business. Mentions J Hauer Jr, Chas Grimes, Henry Hesse, Ambrose Neligh, Myrtle Smith, Samuel Redman, and many others, with train numbers and destinations like Lincoln Omaha and ONeill. Includes notices of court jury selections, tributes to visiting dignitaries, and upcoming public lectures and events in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BR. Stummerfield
Omaha
M. I
August Alexen
Louisville
John Hauer, Jr
Chas
Grimes
Journal
Union
John Gonzales
Elmwood
Henry Keil
Cass County
Perkins Hotel
John Campbell
South Bend
Ambrose Neligh
Myrtle Smith
Samuel Redman
Baird
Lincoln
Frank H. Smith
Claude Everett
E. P. Rogers
Fleming
Col
L. C. Pobasco
LaPlatte
Wm. Hogabone
Matthew Gering
J.P. Faber
Percival
Father Hancek
Crete
George Hall
Julius Hall
Gorder
Metropolis
Barbara Piak
W. J. Philpot
Baby
John Armstrome
Alvo
Jacob Seblankee
Mayor Gering
D. O. Dwyer
Jas. Archer
Mr. Archer
Robt. H. Patton
O'Neill
Tripp
G. M. Porter
State Journal
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Murray
Byron Clark
Supreme Court
Ed. Palin
Fred Stevens
Ray Barker
Tehamah
Neb
Wabash
Mr. Cremer
J. G. Meisinger
Huron
S. D
Philip Thierolf
E. L. Court of
Benj. Mason
Dent Hites
Hasting
A. R. Young
Tripp County
O'Neil
Jos. Kahoutek
Lawsuit Claims McBrien Damaged Education Career
Victor Ti DeBolt sues J L McBrien alleging false statements damaged his character and cost him teaching work. DeBolt, former Murdock principal, held Cass County certificate and later sought transfer to Winside role but says McBrien blocked a new certificate and branded him a booze fighter and poker player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McBrien
Victor Ti
DeBolt
Agraines T
McBrien
Winside
DeGolt
World Herald
Fell Off Wagon and Broke His Leg near Nehawka
Surden Sergenson broke his left leg while hauling wood for Hugh Warden. On a hill south of Ernest Ahrens he fell while reaching for the brake. Warden summoned help. Dr. Walker reduced the fracture and Sergenson rested, with both teams aided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surden Sergenson
Hugh Warden
Mr. Warden
Ernest Ahrens
Walker
Hugh
Nehawka
Funeral Rites Held for Joan D Ferguson in Lincoln and Louisville
Frank Schlater traveled to Lincoln Sunday for the obsequies of Joan D Ferguson and accompanied the remains to Louisville Monday for interment at the Lutheran cemetery. Services in Lincoln were conducted by Rev. Rogers of Plymouth Congregational Church. The Louisville funeral drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Conrad Schlater, a close friend of the deceased, could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schlater
Lincoln
Joan D. Ferguson
Louisville
Lutheren
Rogers
Plymouth Congregational Church
Conrad Schlater
Aed
Man Denies Being Roy McKinney in Marriage Rumor
Lincoln letter from Roy McKinney denies he is the Omaha marriage license holder. He cites name and age similarities and says he has no plan to marry. He asks the Journal to deny the rumor in full, signing as forever single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McKinney
Lincoln
Omaha
Toto
Terrible stab affray ends in Greenwood murder
A terrible stabbing in Greenwood Tuesday morning left Jas Dwyer dead from four abdominal wounds after a confrontation with Milton Bozark. Bozark was arrested by the constable and prepared for transport to the city. reports about motive and exact wounds vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Jas
Dwyer
Milton Bozark
Bozark
Iquar
School Board Heating Failure Forces School Closure
Cold weather caught the school board off guard and the heating plant at the school house failed, forcing adjournment until repairs could be completed. Teachers took advantage of the break to travel to Plattsmouth the following Wednesday to visit Plattsmouth schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Louisville Courier
Bryan and Roosevelt clash over party leadership
Nehawka Register comments on the Bryan Roosevelt dispute, praising both figures in part while criticizing Roosevelt’s open letter attack to aid Taft. The piece notes Roosevelt’s missteps with the Steel Trust and rebate law, calls his retirement a Waterloo, and extols Tilman and Ryan as champions of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Bryan
Roosevelt
Teddy
Taft
Steel Trust
Paul
Mr. Roosevelt
Genj. Tilman
William J. Ryan
Nehawka
For Sale Two Tracts Near Plattsmouth Nebr
120 acres six miles from Plattsmouth with 70 acres in cultivation and a blue grass pasture, good house, barn and out buildings, price right. Eighty acres two miles from Cullom with 50 in cultivation and 20 in wild hay, running water and no improvements. These two tracts will be sold right if taken at once. See J. P. Factor Coates Block Mattsmouth Nebr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
Cullum
J. P. Factor Coates
Mattsmouth
Nebr
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