Peruna touted for kidney cures across the continent
A testimonial from Nicholas J. Hertz of Albany on Peruna curing kidney trouble after a severe cold. He reports relief in a week and full recovery after four weeks, with ongoing use during exposure. Dr Hartman advertises free medical advice and ongoing cures for chronic kidney disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas J. Hertz
Ancient Order of Workmen
Capitol
Pearl Street Hotel
Albany
Peruna
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Pat Crowe Captured in Butte Reignites Kidnaping Case
Nebraska sources report Pat Crowe, the outlaw linked to the Cudahy kidnapping, was arrested in Butte, Montana. Governor Mickey issued a requisition for his return to Nebraska to face charges for shooting Officer Jackson in Omaha. Crowe claims he went to surrender to seek favorable extradition terms and denies a published confession implicating him with young Cudahy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Crowe
Cudahy
Butte
Mont
Mickey
Montana
Nebraska
Jackson
Omaha
Crowe
Ak-Sar-Ben Parade Draws Vast Omaha Crowd
Massive throngs filled Omaha streets for the Ak-Sar-Ben electric pageant with 20 floats from many secret societies. Governor Mickey and dignitaries attended at city hall while Gordon W. Wattles served as King Ak-Sar-Ben XI and Mary Lee McShane as queen at the grand ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben
Lincoln
South Omaha
Council Bluffs
Nebraska
Iowa
Masonic Fraternity
Odd Fellows, Elks, Eagles
Modern Woodmen
Knights of Pythias
Woodmen of the World
Grand Army
Bohemian Turners
Knights of Columbus
Danish Brotherhood
Redmen
Foresters
Quivera
Mickey
Wint
Frank .E. “Moores
Gordon W. Wattles
Ak- Sar- ‘Ben XI
Mary Lee- McShane
Testimony in tax case involves state officials with Burlington suit
Governor Mickey Treasurer Mortensen and Tax Commissioner Pollard testified in Burlington’s bid to stop 1904 tax collections. Referee Pearsall heard evidence in Charles Greene’s office with railroad counsel present. Pollard offered figures but claimed ignorance on freight rate comparisons between Nebraska and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey
Mortensen
R.D. Pollard
Burlington
Pearsall
Charles Greene
Union Pacific
Board of Assessment
Pollard
Nebraska
Iowa
Nebraska Bank Deposits Jump to Record High
State banking board reports a six million dollar rise in Nebraska state bank deposits in the last three months, totaling 50 683 941.22. The broader Nebraska banking system shows deposits in all banks exceeding 136 million with 635 banks reporting. The report notes strong reserves near three times the legal requirement and marks continued growth in the five year span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royse
Nebraska
Penfield to Probe Brazil Controversy Over Ambassadorship
A Washington report says William L. Penfield will investigate a bitter dispute between David E. Thompson the U S ambassador to Brazil and Eugene Seeger the Rio de Janeiro consul general. Findings could influence Thompson’s possible appointment as ambassador to Mexico. Seeger has served since 1897 earning 5000 dollars yearly plus fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South America
William L. Penfield
David E. Thompson
United States
Brazil
Eugene Seeger
Rio de Janeiro
Penfield
Thompson
Mexico
Conger
Nebraska
Likely to Win and Odd Notices at Dime Museum
A fragmentary item notes a Dime Museum manager offering a position and a hungry tramp joking about an eating match. It mentions laundering embroidered linens with Ivory Soap, a newlywed remark, and a blunt insult at an Oldbach. Also referenced are Kline nerve treatment and Mrs Winslow teething syrup for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dime Museum
Mrs Bushnell Re-elected Nebraska Federation of Women’s Clubs President
Mrs H M Bushnell of Lincoln won re election as president of the Nebraska Federation of Women’s Clubs. Other officers named include Vice President Mrs L A Moore of Plattsmouth Recording Secretary Mrs C B Letton of Fairbury Corresponding Secretary Mrs M C Babson of Seward Treasurer Ella Bessey of Kearney Auditor Mrs F W Miller of Omaha General Federation Secretary Mrs William Apperson of Tecumseh and district vice presidents Laura M Woodford Weeping Water Charles Selleck Blair D Keefe West Point Carscadden York G H Hartsough Minden F Haldeman Ord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Bushnell
Lincoln
Nebraska Federation ‘of Women’s Clubs
L. A. Moore
Plattsmouth
C. B. Letton
Fairbury
M. C. Babson
Seward
Ella Bessey
Kearney
F. W. Miller
Omaha
William Apperson
Tecumseh
Laura M. Woodford
Weeping Water
Charles Selleck
Blair
D. Keefe
West Point
Carscadden
York
G. H.hartsough
Minden
F. Haldeman
Ord
Election Proclamation From Governor Announces November 7 Ballot
Governor Mickey issues the annual proclamation for November 7 voting at usual sites to elect one supreme court judge two university regents one senator from the first district and one representative from the Twenty first district to fill vacancies caused by resignations of Judge BE A Tucker of Pawnee who joined the Arizona supreme bench and N D Jackson of Antelope county who joined the Nebraska supreme court commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey
Supreme Court
University
BE. A. Tucker
Pawnee
Supreme Bench
Territory
Arizona
N. D. Jackson
Antelope County
Nebraska Supreme Court Commission
Fremont Deputy Resigns at Post Office
Charles L. Olds resigns after three years as deputy at Fremont post office under Postmaster Dan Swanson. Dan Swanson announces appointment of B. L. Morgan to succeed him.
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Charles L. Olds
Fremont
Dan Swanson
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HERTZ
Peru
Continent
Kidne
Lane
Asc
TOWER
Boston, U.S.A
Tower Canadian Co., Ltd
Toronto, Can
THE
BES
Harpham ‘Bros. Co
Lincoln, Neb
KR. Paxton Company
BorTron, Mase
Nebraska News
Ak-Sar-Ben
D. E. Thompson
Burington
Ambassador Thompson
Eleanor R. Parker
Dre Kline
Lester
MB. Kline
Archstrest
Philadelphia
Ene Ey’ Hidren
Sanduel Pofomer Seed Panplan
New York
St. Jacobs Oil
Price
Bears
Castoria
Pillsbury
Mee
Rocky Mountain Territory
Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mill Co., Ltd
Minnieapslia
Mina
Kalamazoo
Tien’s
Kalamazoo Stove Company
Michigan
Iberar
W. Diemer
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