Full Dinnerpail backers pressure Brooklyn plant in Taft era row
The Austin Rotary Engine Co of Brooklyn replies to coercive notices urging its plants to run full time if Taft wins. President Ronern Baker questions why factories shut and why prosperity favors few, urging end to monopoly and urging democratic employee rights.
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Austin Rotary Engine Company
Brooklyn
New York
Taft
Sherman
National Association of Manufacturers
American Hardware Manufacturers Association
McKinley
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Senate
House of Representatives
Hanna
Aldrich
Cannon
Morgan
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Harriman
Schiff
Austin Rotary Engine Co
Ronern Baker
Local Youth Football Team Forms. Capt Beal to Lead Squad
Young athletes from the city organized a football team at Matthew Herold's store with Clarence Beal as captain and Prof. J W Gamble as manager. The eleven include Streight Leonard Mauer Beal Fitzgerald Jess Dawson Ceci Hesse York Streege Mann Wilson and Burroughs. They scheduled a game against Oma wne High School tomorrow at Cranana with Burlington travel. First match in the city likely October 17.
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Matthew Herold
Footall
Clarence Streight
Don Leonard
John Mauer
Clarence Beal
Will Fitzgerald
Fred Jess
Fred Dawson
Hugh Ceci
Henry Hesse
Russel York
Emil Streege
Fred Mann
Rex Wilson
Nurrouchs
Prof
J. W. Gamble
Nehawka Democrats form Bryan and Kern club
The Democrats of Nehawka organized a Bryan and Kern club with a large membership. Elected officers are President M. G. Kime Secretary T. J. O Day and Treasurer J. G. Wunderlick. Nehawka hosts Governor Sheldon and Congressman Pollard, a banner Cass county Republican area.
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Nehawka
Bryan and Kern Club
M. G. Kime
T. J. O'Day
J. G. Wunderlick
Sheldon
Pollard
Cass County
Governor Sheldon Faces Rift Over Bank Guarantee Plank
Gov Sheldon angrily condemns the Republican state convention for rejecting the bank guarantee plank. He demands to know where he stands and hints at a possible run, stating the platform does not reflect his views and he favors bank guarantees despite party lines. The Nebraska City News notes the bitter split and his likely candidacy.
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Sheldon
Nebraska City News
Taft visit venue urged for speech in Nebraska
Nebraska City News urges Republicans to secure the starch works site for Taft to speak on the first, noting the building is spacious after its machinery removal. The note adds he might be asked to explain why the Nebraska Starch Works was acquired by larger firms.
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Taft
Republican Committee
Nebraska City News
Nebraska Starch
Ossenkop Freed on Bond Awaiting Preliminary Exam
Fred Ossenkop, charged with second degree murder in the killing of Charles Byrnes at Eagle, posted a $5,000 personal recognizance bond with bondsmen and attorney, to appear for a preliminary examination before Justice Archer on Oct 22. He departed with his counsel, Rawls, and bondsmen for Louisville after meeting at Matthew Gering’s office.
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Fred Ossenkop
Charles Byrnes
Eagle
Matthew Gering
Rawls
Archer
John Ossenkop
Edward Cozens
John Group
Ossenkop
Money Cannot Buy Life Carnegie Says
Wealth proves useless at death as Andrew Carnegie reportedly offered two hundred million dollars for ten extra years of life. The miser's happiness vanishes with life, and true value lies in using money to aid humanity rather than hoarding.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Ilas
Avertime
America
Europe
Reoeened Tt
Daily Press
The
Association For Improving the Condition of the Poor
R. F. Cutting
Foraker
Cincinnati
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Democrats Claim Wave of Votes After Conventions
The Lincoln Journal reports Democrats announce confidence after yesterday's conventions with thousands of votes seen as likely. They blame Republican banker support for alienating GOP voters and praise rare party harmony, noting Dan Stephens' influence in the Third district and credit Tom Allen for the unity.
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Dan Stephens
Tom Allen
Lincoln Journal
Wedding at the Court House in Lincoln Couple Wed by Judge Beeson
Judge A J Beeson issued a marriage license to Grover M Gammon 18 and Anna Davison 18 both of Lincoln and united them in marriage at the court house. An affidavit of consent bore a purported signature of the groom's parents. The groom showed agitation while the bride appeared calm and enjoyed the occasion. The couple stayed in the city overnight then traveled separately to Lincoln on trains No 19 and No 7. The license affidavit was sworn before F M Wimberley a Lancaster county notary.
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A. J. Beeson
Grover M. Gammon
Lincoln
Anna Davison
Court House
F. M. Wimberley
Lancaster County
Disagreeable Dust Storm Grips City and Countryside
Friday brought a fierce dust storm with south winds. Clouds of sand filled air, hindering pedestrians and drivers. Rural conditions were dire with dry ground and burned pastures. Citizens hope for rain and cooler weather as business languished.
Nebraska Reformers Criticized For Tax and Rail Fare Claims
A Nebraska political commentary accuses reformers of boasting about thrift while avoiding honesty about a 2 cent railroad fare and taxes. It argues Democrats supported the fare law, and claims current leaders are tax and spend, urging readers to scrutinize tax receipts and not be deceived by the rhetoric.
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Nebraska
Tasfon
Bunel
Marriage Notice From Omaha Names Roy McKinney
Thursday's Omaha notice records the issuing of a marriage license to Roy McKinney aged 22 of Omaha and Miss Pearl Smith aged 18 of Clinton Iowa Rumor says the surname may be Ray McKinney a former Riley clerk but verification fails The card from a hotel hints that they may arrive around Christmas but it is unclear who they are The source notes uncertainty about whether the couple is Mr and Mrs McKinney or not
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Omaha
Roy McKinney
Aed
Mrs. McKinney
Patterson joins bankers tour to Denver for ABA meeting
Patterson travels from Lincoln Friday noon to attend the closing session of the State Bankers Association. On Saturday he joins a Chicago bankers excursion en route to the American Bankers Association meeting in Denver Colorado. The Denver program promises informative banking sessions and fine hospitality.
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Patterson
Lincoln
State Bankers’ Association
Chicago Bankers Enroute
Chicago
American Bankers’ Association
Denver
Colorado
Grandma Graves celebrates 87th birthday at Old Rock Bluffs
Mrs. Mahala P. Graves marked her eighty seventh anniversary with about 150 friends at her Cass county home in Old Rock Bluffs. Attendees included Judge Archer and wife and other Plattsmouth residents. The Journal plans a longer feature and a half tone portrait next Friday.
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Mahala P. Graves
Old Rock Bluffs
Cass County
Plattsmouth
Judge Archer
Judge Ramsey
Sam Smith
Stanfield Jones
Grandma Graves
Dem Congressman Bede Defeated in Minnesota Primary
Glenwood Tribune notes that Congressman J. Adam Bede a former Tabor Beacon editor and radical Democrat was ousted in the Duluth district Minnesota primaries. The defeat is seen as a discouraging signal to Democrats aiming to join the Republican bandwagon and a political rebuke by Minnesota Republicans.
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J. Adam Bede
Glenwood Chautauqua
Duluth
Minnesota
Bede
Tabor Beacon
Glenwood Tribune
Return from Iowa Visit by Col Thrasher and Lady
Col J H Thrasher and wife returned from Shelby Iowa after attending a reunion with Mrs Thrasher's kin. He is recovering at home from rheumatism. The trip included a large family dinner with twenty two at the table and widespread praise of local hospitality. Thrasher noted Bryan sentiment in Shelby and the surrounding area with many veterans and farmers supportive of Bryan.
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J. H. Thrasher
Shelby
Lews
Thrasher
Nature
Bryan
Republica
Pryan
Bryan Butters
Taft
Havelock Hears Move to Cut Streetcar Fares
The state railway commission debated reducing street railway fares from ten to five cents between Havelock and Lincoln. Havelock argues current earnings split is unfair and cites Lincoln and College View relationships. The commission reserved judgment after hearing arguments from both sides.
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State Railway Commission
Havelock
Ainooth
Railway Commission
Euimreens
Havelpe
Lincoln
Havelock Pengile
College View
Burglary at Three Nehawka Homes Reported
A Nehawka special dated Sept 24 reports burglars pried screens from windows to enter three homes of S I Compton F A Boedeker and Charles Duckworth. Compton lost $10 Boedeker a watch and other items worth 75 and Duckworth a gold watch and $2 in change.
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Nehawka
S. I. Compton
F. A. Boedeker
Charles Duckworth
Destructive Fire Ravages Percival Iowa Town
A Friday morning blaze starting in a local drug store destroyed about half of Percival Iowa. Winds drove flames northward across the town. Owner Mr Falter suffered building damage and insured stock. his stock remained intact. Percival lies across the river from Pacific Junction about twenty miles south.
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J.P
Percival
Iowa
Mr. Falter
Faler
Pacific Junction
Faber
Omaha
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Adam Bede Beaton
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