Notice to creditors in estate of Oliver T Bewley
In the matter of the estate of Oliver T Bewley deceased creditors meet the executor before me County Judge of Cheyenne County Nebraska at the County Court Room on December 16 1913 at 10 oclock a.m. for claims examination adjustment and allowance Six months to present claims and one year to settle from August 28 1913 Notice to be published in Sidney Telegraph for four weeks prior to December 28 1913 (Seal) Henry E Gapen County Judge
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Oliver T. Bewley
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney Telegraph
Henry E. Gapen
Andrew McAdam
Notice to Creditors in estate of Andrew McAdam Deceased
The administratrix of the estate of Andrew McAdam Deceased must present claims for examination, adjustment, and allowance before the County Judge of Cheyenne County Nebraska on December 17, 1913 at 10 a.m. Six months to file claims. one year to settle from August 29, 1913. Notice published in Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before December 17, 1913. (Seal) Henry E. Gapen.
Move to Indict Murphy and Alliance Leaders
Lynn J. Arnold of Albany, a Sulzer supporter, asks the district attorneys of New York and Albany counties to indict Charles F. Murphy Tammany Hall leader Aaron J. Levy Democratic assembly leader and James Frawley committee chair for an alleged conspiracy to remove Governor Sulzer. Arnold cites statements by many persons and says money was freely used to achieve that aim.
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Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Aaron J. Levy
New York Assembly
James Frawley
Sulzer
New York
Albany
Lynn J. Arnold
Arnold
Orchard Picnic to Promote Gage County Fruit Growing
Beatrice Nebraska Aug 26 The Wy more Farmers Institute association plans an Orchard Picnic and farm demonstration at Lake Briden thal farm three and a half miles southwest of Wymore Thursday to invite all. The event aims to show the potential of Gage County as a fruit growing district.
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Beatrice
Neb
Wymore
Government Sues Omaha Firm Over Tax Return Failure
The United States government files a federal suit against the Anti Tobacco Habit Remedy Company of Omaha for neglecting to make a true and accurate yearly return to the Internal Revenue Service. The government seeks a judgment of ten thousand dollars.
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Omaha
United States
Judge W S Shoemaker Dies in Nebraska Political Circles
Omaha August 28 Judge W S Shoemaker a well known figure in Nebraska and eastern Iowa politics died of heart failure in Douglas County Hospital at age sixty eight.
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Omaha
W. S. Shoemaker
Nebraska
Iowa
Douglas County Hospital
Flowan Hurt in Railroad Wreck Near Leetonia
The eastern express on the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago line wrecked near Leetonia Ohio. Injured include Dr. H L Stewart of Chariton Iowa with a neck cut.
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Flowan
Pittsbugh
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Leetonia
H. L. Stewart
Chariton
Buckthorn Bark Mixture Claims Quick Digestive Relief
Local Sidney residents report rapid results from Adlerika a German appendix remedy mixed with buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients Pharmacist Laune notes the preparation antisepticizes the digestive system draws out impurities and a single dose relieves sour stomach gas and constipation Instant relief touted in ad copy
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Laune
Nebraska News Roundup of Debt, Rates and Deaths
Nebraska will collect 96804 from thirty counties to fund the state insane hospital for 1888 to 1891. Johnson and Saunders counties face the heaviest loads. An apple rate hearing ends with expert testimony supporting shippers. Heat claims 24 July deaths, and Good Roads efforts are highlighted. Also reports on lubrica tion tests, Tarkio price tagging, and a Plattsmouth rifle camp for October.
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Lincoln
State Insane Hospital Fund
Martin
Douglas County
State Supreme Court
Johnson County
Saunders County
Thomas County
Nebraska
Powell
Commission
Clarke
Katherine J. Fenton
United States Public Roads
State House
Governor More
State Board of Health
Wilson
Pure Food Commission
Department
E. A. Walrath
Osceola
Prominent figures face trials and policy shifts across era
Edward Hays of Buffalo timekeeper for Madera Lumber is murdered by Mexican federals while a collision harms twenty eight on two St Louis routes at Newburgh. New skyscraper plans loom in New York as Leo M Frank faces a death sentence. Texas Governor Colquitt trims 3.5 million from reform bills. Inter-Parliamentary talks prepare in The Hague. McDonald seating and park superintendent meetings unfold amid city and national disputes.
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Madera Lumber Company
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San Francisco
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Pan- American States Association
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Atlannta
Colquitt
Texas
Bryan
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Hague
Burton
Ohio
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Chicago
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Denver
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John Japperre
Ecdward E. McCall
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New York City
The
American Numismatic Association
Detroit
County Ownership Up in Lincoln as petition seeks public plant
County telephone supporters report filing with the county commissioners to submit county ownership under the Fuller bill after a drawn out fight with the phone combine. Petition includes 1615 voter names, far surpassing the 1436 required. Commissioners have not acted, a $3000 special election is not provided for in the levy and action may be deferred to next year.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Employer upon Carpet in Lincoln Dismisses Guard Member
Lloyd Kime of Lincoln a hospital corps National Guard member complained to the adjutant general that he was dismissed from a local Lincoln bakery for attending National Guard maneuvers at Waterloo. The bakery denies the link and the adjutant general will investigate under law prohibiting employer retaliation for guard service.
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Lincoln
Lloyd Kime
Hospital Corps
National Guard
Adjutant General
Waterloo
Guard
Kime
Looking Over New Lands Fort Niobrara Area Draws Crowds
Omaha Aug 26 A notice says the Fort Niobrara military reservation in Cherry county Nebraska near Valentine is opening to settlement. Registrations for locations start October 8 in Valentine and run to October 25 with allotments planned later, likely in late winter.
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Omaha
Fort Niobrara
Cherry County
Nebraska
Valentine
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