Foreign Items and Nobility News From Across Continents
The report notes a Nasik incident involving chief magistrate Tippetts Jackson and a native assailant during a theater event. It also confirms King Menelik of Abyssinia remains alive though grave, outlines Consuelo duchess of Manchester estate probate at 1 634 020 and trust provisions for heirs, mentions Vaughan Farewell to Beicin, and details clerical appointments to Fargo and London. It covers Zelaya’s alleged cruelty, the pope naming bishops in Fargo and London, Vienna’s parliamentary changes, Peary’s praise of a Copenhagen telegram, and Buenos Aires preparing a building for American railway exhibitors at the 1910 exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mason
Tippetts Jackson
Nasik
Bouhiy
Et‘opian
Menalik of
Abyssinia
Consuelo
Duchess of Manchester
Viscount Mandile
Duke of Man Chester
Buffalo
N.Y
London
Canada
Heiderat
Vienna
Insulin Lim
Hubert E. Peary
Copenhagen
University of Copenhagen
Cook
North Pole
Buenos Ayres
Mixed News In Briefs From Across The Nation
A compilation of quick items reports aid by the U S Life-Saving Service during marine disasters. Peary asked to submit proofs to the service. A Pittsburg Ky miner killed then shot himself. Nicaragua revolutionists win a major victory with many killed and prisoners. A cashier from Big Four sentenced to six years. Senator McLaurin dies of heart disease in Brandon Mississippi. Omaha show attendance hits 118503 total. Taft orders public investigation into Hallinger Pinchot matter. Industrial education to be investigated by the Bureau of Labor. Willard offered B&O presidency. Foraker named among US marshals. Trans Atlantic liners report severe weather. Supreme Court issues decisions and recesses two weeks. River and harbor bill to be reported early February. Americans consume 64 million dollars worth of coffee in ten months. Soldiers and sailors observe Christmas at government expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Life Saving Service
Schley
Peary
Pittsburg
Nicaragua
Senator McLaurin
Brandon
Miss
Omaha
Taft
Hallinger
Bureau of Labor
Willard
B. & O. Railroad
United States
Creighton M. Foraker
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Alexander
House Committee On
Warning on Anesthetics Prompts Surgical Debate
Nebraska readers learn that national practitioners gathered in Omaha for the Western Surgical and Gynecological Association meeting. Dr Horace G Wetherill led a heated discussion on anesthesia with Dr Charles H Mayo urging specialist administration in each hospital. A unanimous resolution asked Journal of the American Medical Science to publish the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Western Surgical and Gynecological Association
Horace G. Wetherill
Denver
Charles H Mayo
Rochester
Rochester, Minn
Journal of American Medi- Cal
Science
Maso
Elkhorn Bridge Completes at Neligh and County Justice Updates
The Elkhorn bridge at Neligh is finished. Hamilton County wins its case against Aurora National Bank, Judge H G Dungan presiding. J L Westergaard dies suddenly in Nora. J R Fucker buys Max Kaden farm near Diller for 8.60.
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Elkhorn
Neligh
Fremont
John Barrett
Surprise Monda
County of Hamilton
Aurora National Bank
Tenth Judicial District
J. L Westergaard
Nora
J. R. Fucker
Fage, Ned
Max Kaden
Diller
Zelaya blasts Knox and Caldera over Nicaragua reports
Former Nicaraguan leader Zelaya, aboard the gunboat Guerrero near Nicaragua, accuses Secretary Knox of harsh conduct and US Consul Caldera of sending false reports. He says he acted to protect foreigners, defends his dismissal, and plans to stay in Mexico City for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Knox
Nicaragua
Minagua
Peir- Mier
Bava
Zliva
Guerrey Mondas
Xic City
Yular
Europe
Mexico City
Diaz
Mieé
Guerrero
Zelaya
Luis A. Cousin
Robert C. Bowe
Jefe Politico
Cannon Amiero
Kyo
Cannon
Conservitive
Guatemala
Cabrera
United States
Grace
Harry Caldera
Managua
Washington
Omaha Police Seek Share of $25000 Reward in Overland Limited Robbery
Omaha and South Omaha officers plan to file claims for portions of the $25 000 reward offered by the Union Pacific and the post office department for the capture and conviction of the Overland Limited robbers. Named claimants include Cay tz in Mortyn and Detectives Patulio Davis and Heil from Omaha. Captain Briggs Turnquist Mawhinoney and Detectives Elsfelde and McCrea from South Omaha. Suit filings expected within days with distribution to be decided by the United States circuit court of appeals and the related case in the federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
Omaha
South Omaha
Overland Limited
Unioa Pacific Railroad Company
Post Office Department
Clana
Caytzin
Mortyn
Patulio, Davis
Heil
Briggs
Turnquist
Mawhinoney
Elsfelde
McCrea
United States Clieut Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Mysterious boarder swindles Nebraska City boarding house
A man using the name L. Luciest stayed a week with Mrs. Frank Carlton in Nebraska City and cashed a $25 check that proved worthless. He fled with a diamond ring, a gold watch and other jewelry. Police issued a description and offered a reward for his capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Frank Carlton
Accidents in Beaver City Highlight Fractures and Falls
Beaver City Nebraska reports accidents among residents. Mrs Salk, an elderly local, slipped at the Garnett home and suffered a fractured hip amid frail health. Fred Leonig’s son was thrown from a horse and broke an arm. Miss Sarah Laib fell on ice and fractured her ankle, likely crippling her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver City
Neb
Thieves Rob Morrill Store in Nebraska Break‑in
Ed W. Sayre’s general store in Morrill Nebraska was robbed Monday night. About £55 was taken from the cash register with no merchandise reported missing. Entry was gained by forcing a basement window and investigators suspect local involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill
Morrill, Neb
Ed W. Sayre
Red Cross Stamp Sale Brings In About 250 Fremont
Fremont Nebraska residents will see about 250 dollars raised by the local Red Cross through Christmas stamp sales. The funds are planned for a model camp house to aid three patients at the county poor farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Neb
Red Cross Committee
Copenhagen University Consider Second Report on Cook Polar Claims
The Copenhagen special committee reviewing Dr. Frederick A. Cook polar records may publish a second report. If issued it would come by mid January. A committee member said details of Cook's expedition narrative were fabricated and papers used calculations from Captain Loose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Copenhagen University
Frederick A. Cook
Cook
Captain Loose
Bryan Entertained by Cuban Officials Before Jamaica Trip
William J. Bryan, en route to Jamaica, arrived in Havana and was hosted at breakfast by American minister Edwin V. Morgan. More than one hundred guests attended, including Alfredo Zayas vice president of Cuba Brigadier General Albert Havana governor Colonel Arestes Ferrara and other Cuban officials and American colony leaders. Bryan gave a brief address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Havana
William J. Bryan
Jamaica
Edwin V. Morgan
Cuba
Alfredo Zayas
Albert
Arestes Ferrara
House of Representatives
Mr. Bryan
Railway commission hearings on Tyrrell complaint against street railways
Preliminary arguments in the county attorney Tyrrell case challenge the valuation and stock issuance of the Traction and Street Railway companies. Edward R. Bemis testifies on stock value and capital, while Allen argues public control and rates justify scrutiny of stock issuance and merger effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Commission
County Attor
Rell
the Traction Company
Sens’ Street Railway
con++ Traction company
Edward R. Bemis
Cli
Tyrrell
Allen
Pany
L-t
Timony
Bemis
State Collects Nearly Seventy Thousand Under Occupation Tax
State Treasurer Junkin reports a total of 69026 dollars 25 cents from the state occupation tax act with 25835 dollars 30 cents paid under protest by over 600 corporations and penalties for late payment. The text notes disputes over who may accept fees and references the Eugene Moore case and constitutional provisions regarding prepayment to the state treasurer. Officials plan to continue accepting delinquent payments into the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junkin
King of Polk
Eugene Moore
Moore
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Supreme Court appeal over license term for Omaha board
The Omaha fire and police commission faces a Supreme Court appeal over whether it can issue a license beyond May 25, 1910, when its term ends. The case of Peter Johnson was reviewed after the Anti-Saloon League challenged a license from January 1, 1910, to January 1, 1911. District Judge Lee Estelle ruled licenses may extend within the board’s term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Omaha Fire and Police Commission
Peter Johnson
Anti-Saloon League
Lee Estelle
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George E. Bowsman
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W. OD. Parr
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Gage County
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Ing
Oniaba
Western Surgical
Rome
Association
Alleghanies
William Schneider
John Schneider
York
Chatron
Margaret
Levi W. Dodenoff
Robert Burns
Northwestern
Francis M. Bozell
Fullerton
Nance County
Lincoln Creek
Thayer
Walter Watke
Otto Thayer
Frank Wilkins
Clinton Gilman
Nebraska City Water and Light Company
Nebraska Telephone Company
Gilman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Council Bluffs
Florence
Benson
Dundee
Lake Manawa
Telaya
Consul Caldera
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