Wife killer turns gun on self in Omaha suburb
In Omaha139 Feb 14 Michael Woltman aged 73 shot his sister in law Mrs Vincent Krepic at 2518 Seventh Street then killed himself. The man believed he had a grievance and entered the basement without speaking. The sister-in-law died instantly and Woltman died shortly after. In Fremont Nebraska Feb 14 warm weather and rain loosened ice on the Platte River. Flooded conditions show the main current moving to the north bank with a former dry sandbar now covered by ice and water. The bridge supervisor holds dynamite and watches for breakup. The river is higher than a year ago.
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Omaha
Vincent Krepic
Seventh Street
Michael Woltman
Waltman
Krepic
Fremont
Neb
Platte
Cheyenne County to Vote on 50000 Bond for Court House and Jail
Cheyenne County Nebraska propose a special election March 21 1901 to decide issuing fifty thousand dollars in county bonds to build a courthouse with jail in Sidney. The measure includes tax levies to pay interest and principal with bonds redeemable after five years and interest paid semi annually. Ballot wording specifies voting for bonds and tax or against them. Board minutes list county officials present and notice of election adopted.
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Adents Court House
St Does
Pie Board of Couitty
Choyente County
Nebraska
J. Be Halston
Ro Barlow
Lewis Brett
R W Devoe
HT Doran
Cheyenne County
Neb
Board of
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
LR. Barlow
Lewis Brot
Vitlavoe
Stluey
Pebrusey
J Bo Ialston
L. J. Barlow
Lewis Brow
Heny V. Doran
Cheyenne
Nebrausks
aJaul
Satd
Towlt
Theyenne County
Teladine
Said
Sidney
Cheyence
State of
Lincoln
Vrice
Nebrasky
Sadeounty
Otter
Copematag
Sidney Telegraph
Ademal
Cheyendag County
Thy Board of County
Jacobson Sues for 25000 Damages in Alienation Case
Jacob Jacobson of Omaha sues in Tekamuah district court for 25000 damages claiming James Flanagan of Burt county won his wife’s affections and refuses to return home. Flanagan calls the suit extortion and says he is a widower who recently engaged the woman as a housekeeper.
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Tekamuah
Neb
Jacob Jacobson
Omaha
James Flanagan
Burt County
Flanagan
Jacobson
Dismissal in Colby case ends long running Nebraska dispute
Beatrice Nebraska February 1 The state’s case against L W Colby is dismissed in district court at the cost of the state The charge involved accepting and retaining warrants after his service as adjutant general The dismissal cites loss of witnesses to prove payments since the 1905 case began Otoe McKin struck by a freight train at Winnebago Nebraska February 1 He was mangled near a boxcar and transported to a Sioux City hospital with poor prospects of recovery
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Edith Morrison
Ind ‘Telephone Co
Lnoyd Mann
HY Doran
JC Wolfe
Joseph Benish
Wood
Mel Harvey
James Flyin
Ethel Bateman
Buzzi
A State Journal Co
Osborn
St Kraucis Hospital
Elston
McLernon
Klopp & Bartlett Co
Staudeen
Lodgepole Road
ST Watson
Mloanegan
RS Oberfelder
Melton
R Emanuelson
IM Rook
KO F Bates
EJ Brown
Chambers Kong
Glassburn
TC Kirkpatrick
Beatrice
Neb
L. W. Colby
Martin
Colby
Winnebago
Otoe McKin
Sioux City
McKin
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