Will for Frank Rezanina estate set for April hearing
At the County Court March 18 1913 Judge Henry E Gapen presiding the petition of Cetilia Rezanina to prove the last will of Frank Rezanina deceased is ordered heard April 12 1913 at 1 am. Notice to interested parties to appear and show cause by publication in the Sidney Telegraph for three weeks.
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Henry E. Gapen
Frank Recanina
Cetilia Rezanina
Frank Rezanina
Cecilia Rezanina
Sidney Telegraph
Henry Ee.gaven
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Platte
Neb
Sherman Emerson
Nora V. Emerson Jepsen
Charles Emerson
Sidney
North Range
Nebr
Merinm
Sterling, Colorado
Jseph Oberfelder
U. S
Bidney
Nebraska
Fred Baker
Bunk Lee
Crook, Colo
Thomas Simpson
Roy Simpson
Evans
Register
Cheyenne County
Nels P. Lyngholm
Anid County
Nebrasaka
Board of Village Trustees
District Court Room
Old Court House
Sidney, Neb
E. W. Ziebert
Christ Church News Notes March 30 to April 2 events
Christ Church notes announce first Sunday after Easter on March 30 and Cook Practice on April 4 at 7 30 p m The sermon on Low Sunday uses I John V 4 The Bishop Beecher will preach April 2 at 8 00 p m with an evening choral service All are invited Episcopal Guild thanks B M S Club and Mr B A Jones for use of the Library for their sale last Saturday Gratitude to all who patronized them
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Christ Church News
I John
Beecher
The
Episcopal Guild
B. M. S. Club
B. A. Jones
German Lutheran Services at the Dunkard Church
Milo Webster traveled Friday from his north divide home while noting German Lutheran services will be held at the Dunkard church Sunday evening at 70 o'clock.
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Dunkard
Milo Webster
North Divide
Flood death toll estimates sweep Ohio and Indiana
Unverified flood reports from Ohio and Indiana suggest a wide range of fatalities. Estimates vary from as low as a few dozen to several thousand lives lost, with figures including 50 to 100, 200 to 500, and as high as 5,175, reflecting the chaotic early accounting in affected cities.
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Ohio
Indiana
Dayton Firestorm Engulfs City With Broad Destruction
March 27 Dayton reports a raging blaze sweeping the city with unknown death tolls. Tens of thousands trapped on upper floors without gas water or heat, while National Cash Register figures mobilize carpenters to build boats and ferry refugees. Miamisburg submerged. supplies are scarce as rescuers work.
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Dayton
Yellow Sea
John H. Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Miamisburg
National Cash Register
Scorcs
Peru Flood Toll Increases As Rescue Efforts Continue
Peru Indiana reports rising death toll from the flood with an estimated 50 to 150 drowned, 7,500 homeless, 250 injured, and $2.5 million in property losses. About 500 circus animals drowned as relief workers struggle to reach dry land three miles away amid looting and harsh winter weather. Rescue teams, hampered by waterlogged streets and power loss, evacuated survivors to makeshift hospitals while aid arrives.
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Peru
Ind
Plymouth
South Bend
Indiana Flood Wreaks Havoc Across State
A state wide flood worst in memory devastates Indiana with 200000 homeless and over 200 lives lost. White River and creeks flood Indianapolis business districts, trapping workers as bridges fail and homes submerge. Rescue runs by volunteers, police, fire, and militia, with many towns underwater and temperatures dropping.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Peru
White River
Morris Street
Ten survivors cling to icy roof awaiting rescue at waterworks
Ten men who had spent two days perched atop a waterworks tank panicked at the first rescue boat. As the boat approached most fell into the water while jumping in, and several were swept away by the turbid current through the street.
Busacker Plorin Marriage at Weyerts Nebraska
Rudolph H Busacker and Miss Gertrude Augusta Plorin wed March 26 1913 at the German Lutheran Church Weyerts Nebraska. After a noon ceremony a dinner was served at the bride’s parents home and gifts were given for the new home near Sidney. The article notes a child’s burial nearby and closes with a congratulatory note and a dental ad.
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Busacker
Plorin
Rudolph H Busacker
Gertrude Augusta Plorin
Weyerts
Nebraska
Fred Plorin
Herman Theil
H. G Hinrichs
Sidney
Telegraph
Mrs Busacker
Lincoln Years of Workmen Compensation Debate in Lower House
Lincoln March 24 Workmen compensation promises occupy the center of the lower house this week as discussion of the Bollen bill resumes. A secret caucus built a campaign, but radical opposition led by Sugarman of Douglas and Judge Palmer of Clay County demands solvency guarantees, higher widows’ benefits, ambulance lawyer elimination, and permanent disability compensation. The Bollen supporters oppose drastic changes. if appropriations are not cut, this session may rank as the most liberal in state history for permanent improvements, with 362000 dollars already recommended for new buildings across six institutions.
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Lincoln
Friends of the Hill
House
Sugarman
Douglas
Judge Palmer
Clay County
Friends of the Bollen
Senate
House Finance Committee
Solon Struck By Risk Man in State House Incident
Lincoln March 27 Martin Sugarman Douglas county delegate was assaulted by Guy Cramer an insurance agent lobbyist for the compensation bill. Sugarman recovered with sergeant-at-arms aid and filed assault and battery charges. A committee including Trimble Fallstead Mather Stebbens and Nichols was appointed to investigate.
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Lincoln
Martin Sugarman
Douglas County
Guy Cramer
Cramer
Sugarman
Kelley
Smith
Douglas
Trimble
Fallstead
Mather
Stebbens
Nichols
Setting Him Right First Coster
A brief London Tit-Bits exchange scenes a window dealer and a passerby as they joke about a man named Nero and a character called Zero, contrasting cold reputations in a witty exchange.
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Coster
Nero
Bill
London
Losey Committee Ready to Report in March Session
Juincoln March 26 Chairman Losey head of the special wage inquiry for girls told the house he finished his work and asked the committee to meet him this afternoon and stay in session until a report is prepared. Losey has a record of wages for 4750 girls from 3.50 to 15 dollars weekly. several firms report corrections since the inquiry began. The house adopted the Losey motion.
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Losey
Juincoln
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T. A. Jones O. D
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Pe Voe
Cleburne Block
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Antrep States Commissioner
Algo
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Cheyenne Co
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Oscar M. Harris
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