Revival at Christian Church Draws Growing Attendance
Revival meetings at the Christian church progress with increasing interest. Evangelist Hollingsworth presents apostolic Christianity in a plain, forceful way, while the Mitchells perform solo and duet numbers. Stereopticon views and lectures educate and please attendees as the meetings continue indefinitely. A Bible School rally with Hollingsworth addressing children is set for 10 a.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Evangelist Hollingsworth
Mitchells
Hollingswith
Land Law Up To Court In Nebraska Alien Land Case
An appeal in the Toop land case questions the Nebraska alien land law’s constitutionality. British subjects residing in England seek to inherit an undivided two thirds of John Toop’s land near Ulysses. Nebraska law bars nonresident aliens from land descent, prompting a fourteenth amendment challenge as to citizen privileges.
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Washngton
Toop
Supreme Court
California
William Toop
England
John Toop
Ulysses
Neb
Ulysses Land Company
United States
Nebraska
Munger
Federal District Court of
Toops
Hearing on poison plot in Pender proceeds
The hearing before County Judge Frank Flynn in Pender opened for Ervin and Martin Wahrenholtz who are accused of attempting to poison the Martin Posvar family last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pender
Neb
Frank Flynn
Ervin
Martin Wahrenholtz
Martin Posvar
Normal Board Plans Suit and Court Action
Lincoln reports a state normal board meeting where Dr Thomas refuses to hand over the normal school to M R Snodgrass and R C King. A mandamus directs State Auditor Howard to pay insurance commissioner L G Brian’s salary. Other items include Continental Gas and Electric filings, land draw critique, St Gregory honor for John P Sutton, and a Dec 8 federal hearing on the St Joseph and Grand Island railway case plus McNamara alimony appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Brian
St. Joseph and
Grand Island Railway
Lincoln
State Normal Board
R C King
Kearney
Thomas
Tooley
M. R Snodgrass
R. C. King
L. G. Brian
Cornish
W B Howard
Frank A. Montgomery
McCool
Continental Gas and Electric Company
York
McCoal
St. Joseph
Mrs Pankhurst Not Coming To Omaha Lecture Tour
Omaha reports that Emmeline Pankhurst will not be heard in the city during her lecturing tour. Suffragettes split into two camps over whether her visit would aid Nebraska’s suffrage cause as debate and comments follow the cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Emmeline Pankhurst
Gome
Two Governors to Talk Good Roads
Omaha Oct 30 Governors Morehead of Nebraska and Ammons of Colorado will speak before the Omaha Commercial club on Nov 18 on prison labor in road building. Morehead favors the move and will express his views while Ammons discusses his experiences with the policy already adopted in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Morehead
Nebraska
Ammons
Colorado
Omaha Commercial Club
Waterloo coursing meet opens with strong rabbits on show
The National Waterloo coursing meet started here as rabbits impressed with speed and vigor, delivering the best racing seen in this section. Ned notes the event opening with enthusiasm for the fast pace and competitive runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Services Resume At Christ Church Tomorrow
William T. Morgan Jr. asks The Telegraph to announce Christ Church will resume services on Sunday November 2 with Sunday school at 10 am morning prayer at 11 am and evensong at 8 pm. Morgan plans to return this week from Camden New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
William T. Morgan Jr
Morgan
Camden
N. J
Baptismal Services at Methodist Church Scheduled for Nov 2
Special baptismal services will be held Sunday morning November 2 at the Methodist church. Cradle roll children will attend. Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Children's meetings at 2 30 led by the Deaconess. Epworth League at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Old Glory at Tobin Opera House Saturday
Mrs Bess Gearhart Morrison presents Old Glory at Tobin Opera House on Saturday November 1. Sunday morning service at 11 features Redemption or The Secret of The Great Work of our Redemption by Jesus Christ with choir anthem. Sunday school at 10 worship and preaching at 7 30. Officers of church council meet Monday evening November 8. Sunday November 9 marks Twenty Year Jubilee of The Lincoln Lee Legion with a service of song and recital at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobin Opera House
Bess Gearhart Morrison
Jesus Christ
Church Council
Lincoln-Lee Legion
Weddings and church notices in Sidney community
A double wedding report notes Mr William F Krueger and Miss Flossie B Hastings wed at the groom’s parents home with E J Krueger as best man and Miss Dorothy Lindberg as bridesmaid. The couple will reside in Sidney after a Denver honeymoon. Asa Martin and Rosa Schimka married at the parsonage October 28 and will live in North Bend Nebraska. The church song service drew a good crowd and plans for future services and Lutheran Church Work subscriptions are announced. Frances Willard Union meetings continue with next gathering set for November 7 at Mrs Dresser’s home.
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William F. Krueger
Flossie B. Hastings
E. J. Krueger
Dorothy Lindberg
Denver
Sidney
Asa Martin
North Bend
Nebraska
Rosa Schimka
Goldie Dunbar
Ion Siedow
Martin
C. L. Laine
Lutheran Church
Frances Willard Union
Dresser
Epileptic Man Dies In House Fire Near Minden
W R Cole of the outskirts of Minden Nebraska died in a house fire caused by an epileptic seizure and a toppled lamp. The blaze destroyed the dwelling and left his body severely burned and his face disfigured.
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Minden
Neb
W. R Cole
Windows broken at Gillespie store in Republican City
In Republican City Nebraska on October 39 a vandal shattered front plate glass windows of DC Gillespie’s store with two heavy bolts found inside the shop. No merchandise was touched and no suspects are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City
Neb
DC Gillespie
Wooster urges board to end religious exercises at penitentiary
Lincoln October 30 Charles Wooster of Silver Creek appeared before the state board of control urging the warden to discontinue Sunday religious exercises at the penitentiary. He spoke for convict St Clair who defied chapel attendance, while chaplain and sheriff opposed the change. The board is expected to decide soon.
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Board of Control
Penitentiary
Lincoln
Charles Wooster
Silver Creek
State Board of Control
State Penitentiary
Wooster
St. Clair
St Clair
Albert
Chapain Johnson
Wolfenbarger
Hyers
Kearney Times
Frank W. Brown
Mevar Brown
Kearney Daily Times
Farmers’ Union Cooperative Association
Utan
Mien
Farmers’ State Bank of
State Banking Board
George W. Cremeen
Otto Fl. Shumaker
E C, Shumaker
Will Inquire Into Trusts
Omaha October 29 An inquiry into production laws underlying trust problems and into maintaining fixed prices is planned as a new branch of the department of commerce to be established soon. William C Redfield secretary spoke before the Commercial club on the topic The Department of Commerce and Its Relation to the Business World. He said American business men are peers in efficiency and production and the government intends to expand American business abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
United States
Department of Commerce
William C. Redfield
Commercial Club
Beatrice Horses Runaway Damages In Yard Incident
Beatrice Nebraska on October 29 a team of horses owned by farmer JL R Mayborn ran away in the Burlington yards. The vehicle wrecks include a piano being unloaded from a car and the automobile of William Amphenom damaged. A buggy carrying Mrs. Fred Bowers and Mrs. Henry T Rosinski was wrecked, injuring them and their horse. In Omaha a separate suit begins with Cadet Taylor seeking 50000 damages from the Bee over references to his ties with the defunct Globe Savings bank during his candidacy for surveyor of customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Neb
JL. R. Mayborn
Burlington Yards
Taylor
Bee
Omaha
Cadet Taylor
Sears
Globe Savings Bank
Shafer Dies of Heart Disease At 70 In Stella Nebraska
Charles Shafer aged seventy died of heart disease in Stella on October 29. He came to Nebraska in 1871 and built a fortune of about $100,000 through farming and land purchases. Survived by his widow, he served three years in Company B One Hundred Fifth Ohio Infantry.
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Stella
Neh
Charles Shafer
Mr. Shafer
Nebraska
Shafer
One Hundred and Fifth Ohio Infantry
Richardson County Sunday School convention in Salem
The annual Richardson County Sunday School association meeting convened in Salem with Miss Margaret Eben Brown and W. H. Kimberley from Lincoln in attendance. Brown recently returned from the World Sunday School convention in Zurich and a world tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Neb
Richardson County Sunday School Association
Margaret Eben Brown
W. H. Kimberley
Lincoln
Brown
Zurich
Switzerland
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Jos. Hahler
Sidney, Neb
North Platte
John P. Sutton
Tihen
Roma
Order of St. Gregory
Sutton
Grand Island
William C. McNamara
Brown County
Mary E. McNamara
Dakota County
Moore
Essig
Trinity Lutheran
Reliance Iron
Standard Oil Company
Nebraska News
Ridgell
Soldiers’ Home
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Plano
Vienna Cafe
Everlyb Ros
Pilsner
Fremont
S. Sheffer
Monument Co
S. Sheffer, Prop
Lloyd Mann
Fair Exchange
Carl C. Miller
Grant St
Fort Morgan
Colo
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
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