Weekly Digest of Notable Global Events
The roundup notes treasury opinion on bank checks for fractions of a dollar and token money. It cites trials in federal court, census insights on church membership, and a string of accidents, political appointments, and notable speeches across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Congress
J.C. Maybray
S.0
Smith McPherson
Council Bluffs
Nebraska
Arizona
Utah
Oklahoma
Alaska
Yukon Pacific Exposition Grounds
Frank Hull
Tacoma
Seattle
Lee Meeung
Yale University
United States
Charles H. Treat
New York
White House
Detroit
Supreme Council of
Scottish Rite Masons
Boston
Frederick A. Cook
St. Louis
Louisiana
Edward McCann
Chicago
Lincoln
Neb
Pension Commissioner
Camp Corse
Sixteenth Infantry
Ansel Briggs
Iowa
Andrew Cemetery
Omaha
Alexander D. Robertson
Cherokee County
Briggs
Cook
Denmark
Unrest in Morocco threat sparks Spain conflict
Reports from across the world note rising tensions between Spain and Sultan Mulai Hafid of Morocco and warn of possible war. Separate dispatches cite the loss of George Caldwell, a Canadian marine official, missing after a voyage toward the Arctic Circle with two Eskimos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Mulaf Hafid
Morocco
George Caldwell
Canadian Marine Department
Chesterfield Inlet
Arctic Circle
Caldwell
Cape Faterton
Mounted Police Department
Chesterfield
Hudson Bay
France
Queen Marguerita Observatory
Monte Rosa
Kearney M E Conference Appointments List
Nebraska The Kearney M E conference announces appointments across Holdrege district and beyond with C C Wilson district superintendent and numerous assigned pastors including Alma Raymond Rush Axtell Beaver City Benkelman Rhoming ton and more in towns like Cambridge Culbertson Edison Haigler Laird Indianola and Ragan plus district leaders like J A May and G Hurlbret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Neb
Holdrege
C. C. Wilson
Heldrege
Alma
Raymond Rush
Axtell
BE. Lews
Arapahoe
Box Elder
Fos. Tyler
Cambridge
W. T. Gaily
Culbertson
H. EL. McFarland
Danbury
Lebanon
W. J. Miller
Edison
C S Hawley
Franklin
George F. Cook
Haigler and
Laird
J. S. Pouteh
Headleyvand Spring Creek
J. A. May
Holbrook
W.oj. Crago
Moldrege
E.C. Newland
Huntly
Salem
G. W Burnett
A. J. Kerr
Orleans
L. S. Powell
Oxford
Frank Naymer
R. B. Gilpin
Ragan
Sacramento
R. S. Ruthlege
Republican City
W.fp
Haskins
Riverton
W. Custer
Stratton
Mecabe
J. D. Hollister
Trenton
Murr
Upland
Campbdell
R . Throckmorton
Wilcox
Boardner
G. H
Chader
Wilsonville
Tyrone
Hurlbret
Lo C. Shumate
Almeria
Albert Elliott
Ambers
Marl Pray
Anselmo J. A. Seabrooke
Ansley
Wo S Maccallister
Arnold
N. E. Bottom
Arcadia
J. So Davis
Burwell
Harold Miles
Broken Bow
HL. Thompson
Callaway
Neal Jolson
Cozad
Russel Link
Elms Creek
Henry French
Gothenburg
J. W. Morris
Gibbon
Alfred Gilson
First Church
G A. Abbott
Trinity
Alfred
Chamberlain
Lexington
J. F
Gaither
Nathan English
Litchfield
Loup City
W C Harper
Mason City
Kent Clifton
Merada
J. West Thompson
Milter Max Regords
North
Loup
H Brinks Overton
W. Scott
Bramfords
Espeuse
Maynard
Ravenna
al J. Clifton
Ringgold
W. A. Mornada
Roesvale
Brady Island
J. H. Tabor
Chapell
H. A. Taylor
Curtis
E. J. Hayes
Elwood
George B. Mayfield
Farnam
H. A Hornaday
Gandy
L. B. Shelingberger
Gering
O. E. Richardson
Grant
William Horner
Harrisburg
Edward F.clower
Hayes Center
Harshey
Fred H. Johnson
Imperial
Kimball
John Maclely
Lewellen
Lodge Pole
James G. Day
Maywood
W. Parker
Mayflower
H.L Case
Mitchell and Morrill
W. N. Paxton
Minotare
W. F. Harper
Moorfield
Herbert Hutchinson
Mt. Zion
T. E. Gillet
North Palte
W.S. Porter
Ogalaila
A. M. Ransom
Palisade
W. H. Mills
Potter and Dix
A. EB. Murless
Scotts Bluff
D A. Leeper
Sidney
Henry Zincker
Smithfield
R. H. Chrysler
Stockville
J. J. Christner
Sutherland and Paxton
A W. James
Nebraska Happenings and Local Developments
Auburn reports widespread fall wheat sowing with soil in good condition. Beatrice notes interest in Methodist conference outcomes and possible A G Brown tenure at Centenary M E church. Omaha debates Carnegie library funding totaling 250000 for a new structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Beatrice
A. G Brown
Centenary M E
Kenesaw Man Shoots Himself in Personal Crisis
George Bradshaw aged thirty seven shot himself in Kenesaw Nebraska within earshot of his new bride of one week Wednesday morning. The bullet entered his head and he remains unconscious in critical condition with poor prospects for recovery. Mystery surrounds the tragedy as his wife reports no prior despondency and friends recall nothing amiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tiger
Oklahoma of Land
Skeeter
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Sydney
Roosevelt
Sydney Harbor
Explorer
Haler
Herbert PD. Curtis
National Association of Stationary Engineers
W. T Reynolds
Hoboken
N. Y
C. & Pearse
Denver
Colo
F. H. Raven
Chicago
Samuel B. Forse
Pittsburg
Walrus
Des Moines
American Homological Society
Johmson
Minnesota
New Orleans & Northeastern
Hatteries
Fitegerald
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Aliss
Virginia Pair
San Francisco
Vandebilt
Europe
Mathies
William K. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
New York
James A.day
Syracuse University
Russell Sage
Dr. Cook
Harbor
Denmark
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Pennsylvania
Burlington
Santa Fe
First National Bank of
Burnside
Alabama
Birmingham
Anti-Saloon League
Kenesaw
Hastings
Neb
George Bradshaw
Seven Nations Attend Hudson Fulton Reception At Metropolitan
New York hosts a reception for seven naval nations and foreign delegates as part of the Hudson Fulton celebration. Leaders from Europe the Orient and South America mingle with city and state officials while Mrs. Julia Ward Howe reads an original poem honoring Henry Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson- Fulton
Metropolitan “Opera House
Hudson-Palton Commission
Europe
Orient
South America
Julia Ward Howe
Youssouf Zia Pasha
Meclellan
Prince Kuni
Japan
Charles FE. Hughes
von Woester
di Broccheetti
Hudson Fulton Commission
Stewart AL. Woodford
Seth Lowe
Stewart
LO Woodford
Hudson, Fulton
Ten Die As Train Crash Hits Stock Yard Caboose
A southbound passenger train on the Pennsylvania Railroad crashed into the caboose of a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul cattle train near downtown Chicago. Ten men were killed and sixteen others seriously injured as the engine plowed through the caboose, setting wreckage ablaze while rescuers pulled victims from the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
May Be Tammany Nominee For New York Mayor
Justice William J. Gaynor, backed by independent groups, gains endorsement from the Working Men's Political Party claiming 33,000 members. Brooklyn Democratic Committee backs Gaynor in the city race. Senator McCarren labels Gaynor the Tammany candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
New York
William J. Gaynor
Workingmen’s Political Party
Democratic Executive Committee
Brooklyn
Justice Gaynor
McCarren
Boston
Nebraska Banks Report Focused Reserve Drop and Loan Decline
The Nebraska national banks excluding Omaha and Lincoln show a reserve average of 16.40 percent on Sept 1, down from 16.49 percent on June 23. Loans and discounts fell from 61,011,575 to 45,656,114 while gold coins declined from 1,740,747 to 1,540,680 and individual deposits from 53,713,532 to 48,057,296.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Washington
National Banks of
Omaha
Lincoln
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Thomas County Agricultural Society
Nebraska Bankers’ Association
Ashton
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R. Grover
B. F. March
W. G. Ebert
Nebraska City Gas & Electric Light
Congregation of the Christian Church of
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Walter W. Morrison
Postal. Telégraph Company
Postal
Saltlake City
Morrison
Fremont High School
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B.D. Clark
Presbyterian Church
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