Multiple Global Political Shifts and Crises Across Nations
The report notes BC Lieutenant Governor Dunsmuir approving dissolution and January 20 legislature, a papal consistory planned mid December and next spring, socialists in Brussels denouncing Spain over Ferrer, and a Kosmos line subsidy causing South American shipping strain as Chilean and minor steamship firms shed vessels. Dominican response to Haiti border unrest relies on local police per Washington dispatch.
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James Dunsmuir
British Columbia
Brussels
Spain
Chamber of Deputies
Ferrer
Vandervelde
Kosmos Steamship Line
Germany
South America
South American Steamship Company
Chilean Steamship Company
San Domingo
Haiten
Dominican Foreign Office
Senor Raillo
Washington
Multiple fatalities in railroad wreck and assorted 1920s notices
A Pan Handle division wreck near Collinsville Ohio kills seven and possibly more. Francis Schlatter’s real name claimed as Charles McLean by David McNaughton of Chicago. Pat McCarren dies after surgery. Treasury issues disinfection certificate rules for meat cattle imports. William H. Gallinger dies in New York. Gutierrez de Lara released on bail in Los Angeles. Nebraska commission men seek licenses. Nation debates meat quality and oaths in DC courts. Senator Martin N Johnson dies. Mine explosion at Hartshorne Oklahoma leaves ten dead. Dr Stiles cites 2,000,000 hookworm sufferers in the South. Dr Cook says proofs of discovery due in two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Collinsville
Francis Schlatter
Hastings
Neb
David McNaughton
Chicago
Charles McLean
McNaughton
Pat” McCarren
Brooklyn
N. Y
Treasury
William H. Gallinger
United States
Gallinger
New Hampshire
New York
Adelaide E Johnston
Department of Commerce and Labor
Los Angeles
Cal
Gutierrez de Lara
Commission
Nebraska
Hitchcock
God
District of Columbia
Martin N. Johnson
North Dakota
Rock Island Coal Mining Company
Hartshorne
Okl
Mississippi Valley Medical Association
W. C. Stiles
Federal Marine Hospital Service
Washington
Cook
National Geographic data dispute and army court martial concerns
National Geographic Society seeks Copenhagen to waive first examination of Cook North Pole data while military circles discuss rising court-martial trials and alleged disgraceful conditions across the army. Governors, international events, and plans for a grand Fourth of July pageant are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
United States
University of Copenhagen
Cook
North Pole
George B. Davis
Matin
Oran
Algeria
Mulai Hafid
Morocco
Riff
Spain
Riffian
China
Popular Association of
Japan
Hughes
New York
Yorktown
Lord Cornwallis
Hudson, N. Y
Maurice C. Stack
Government Hospital For
Washington
Navy Yards
Naval Officers
Swift
District of Columbia
McFarland
Rumors on Chinese minister post note speculative names
Reported possible appointee Judge Thomas Burke of Seattle is treated as mere speculation by Assistant Secretary Wilson. Also details on bank suit, retirements of Rear Admirals Blocklinger and McLean, pension losses, and a mineral Point bank closure tied to forgeries and defalcations.
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China
Charles R. Crane
Thomas Burke
Seattle
Wash
Wilson
Charles C. Glover
Riggs National Bank
Emilio Jasselli
Grover
Navy Department
Gottfried Blocklinger
Thomas C. McLean
Blockinger
Town
Navy
United States
Washington
Zelaya
First National Bank of
Partial identifications emerge in Hastings death case
A man dead in Hastings Nebraska is partly identified as Francis Schlatter the healer. In New York Judge Gaynor calls William R Hearst a demagogue. President Taft does a minor role in a Texas cattle roundup. Jim Jeffries sends a wireless message stating he is well and eager to fight. Omaha street car strikers vow to continue their fight.
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Hastings
Neb
Francis Schlatter
New York
Gaynor
William R. Hearst
Taft
Texas
Jim Jeffries
Omaha
Bank Vault Burglary Blows Open at Shubert Neb
The Farm ers state bank vault in Shubert Nebraska was blown open with the small safe containing money thrown into the room. An expert has been sent to attempt opening the safe. A team and buggy were stolen at Verdon two days earlier. Authorities pursue suspects.
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Stella
Neb
Farmers’ State Bank
Shubert
Verdon
The Midwest Life Expands Lincoln Policyholder List
The Midwest Life announces 278 policyholders in Lincoln with $559 200 of insurance in the company. New agents join Lincoln York North Platte and Norfolk offices to expand the agency force. Openings remain for producers. apply to the company for an agency.
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Midwest Life
Lincoln
Nebraska
W. P Hancock
Northwestern Mutual
A. L. Pope
York
W. N. Peterson
North Platte
G. S. Southworth
C. L. Williams
Norfolk
Hunter Accidentally Shot Near Columbus Nebraska
Louis Weinberger of Columbus was accidentally shot while hunting in the sandhills. He placed his gun on the ground from a buggy, the weapon discharged into his right breast. A car arrived too late to save him. a book in his pocket broke the impact and likely saved his life.
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Hunter
Columbus
Neb
Louis Weinberger
Weinberger
Suits to Test the Law in Beaver City District Court
The fall term of Beaver City district court began with Judge R C Orr presiding. Nine civil cases are on the docket and nine concern divorces. The major actions are county lawsuits against the former county treasurer over interest on deposits above depository bonds as tests of the law. Court will continue through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver City
Neb
R. C. Orr
Conurt
Boy Killed While Handling Shotgun Near Ashland
Robert Young aged eighteen, son of a farmer east of Ashland Nebraska, was accidentally killed Wednesday when a shotgun discharged as his brother handed it to him while the pair gathered driftwood along the Platte river. The coroner ruled an inquest unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Neb
Robert Young
Here
Platte River
Fire destroys large barn on Frank Marsh farm
Beatrice Nebraska large barn on the farm of Frank Marsh seven miles north of Beatrice burned Sunday night about midnight. Six head of valuable horses were lost along with harnesses machinery and 1300 bushels of oats and corn. Loss estimated at 2500 with 1700 insurance. Origin of blaze not known.
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Beatrice
Neb
Frank Marsh
Wells-Fargo Reports Solid Year Profit With $4 Million Upswing
Wells Fargo filed its annual report with the state railroad commission showing a modest prosperity. It notes a 10 percent dividend last year and a profit balance exceeding four million to the good against an $8 million capitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells-Fargo
Wells-Fargo Company
State Railway Commission
Nebraska Happenings in a Busy Log of Local News
A montage of incidents and developments across Jefferson County and nearby areas. Fatalities include Mrs. Frank Spear near Pickerell and James Keenan near Broken Bow. Business notes cover F L Keran selling watermelons, a new bank board in Broken Bow, and Kearney's monument project. Fire damage at Wake farm, death of John O. Pearce, bank robbery attempt at Manley, Trinity Lutheran’s anniversary, Aurora Electric stock move, Plattsmouth Burlington shop gains, and Omaha Saengerfest leadership visit. Industrial and civic updates reflect electric, heating plans, and a new shirt factory in Plattsmouth with fifty initial jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spear
Ofler
Jefferson County
Pickerell
James Keenan
Broken Bow
F. L. Keran
Nebraska City
Security State Bank of
W. A. George
Jules Haumont
L. H. Jewett
Ross Pickett
Kearney
Troupe & Cruft
Twenty-fifth
Central Avenues
Wake Farm
Seward
F. E Wood
John O. Pearce
Frank T. Pearce
Diller Record
Cayuga
N. Y
Bank of Manley
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Fremont
J. Hillendorf
Brown Creek
Trinity Church
Hooper
Blair
Scribner
Arlington
Aurora Electric Company
Burlington
Plattsmouth
Omaha Saengerfest Association
Northwest Saengerbund
Omaha
Omaha Maennerchor
Maennerchor Club
Farnam Street
Otto W. Roland
St. Paul
Waterway Bond Issue Supports Mississippi River Improvement
In St Louis and East St Louis on Monday a waterway improvement meeting tied to national conservation policy drew President Taft and Speaker Cannon. Governors Deneen and Hadley, Vice-President Sherman, and numerous officials attended as plans for a fourteen foot channel from the Illinois river to the Gulf of Mexico were discussed. Cannon endorsed bond funding for such projects, echoing Taft on proceeding with work deemed beneficial to the country.
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St. Louis
St Louis
East St. Louis, Jr
Taft
Joseph G. Cannon
National
House of Representatives
Deneen
Nlinois
Hadley
Missouri
Sherman
East St. Louis
Alleghenies
United States
Illinois
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
New Orleans
The
Roosevelt
Cannon
Gladstone Named First Governor General of United South Africa
The Daily Telegraph reports Herbert J. Gladstone will become the first governor general of United South Africa. Critics question his fit for the post and potential cabinet shifts may follow, including John Burns possibly moving to home secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
London
Herbert J. Gladstone
Daily Telegraph
United South Africa
Home Affairs
South Africa
Mr. Gladstone
John Burns
Local Government Board
Home
To Quit the Leper Colony in Molokai
Fifty of the first hundred examined by physicians on Molokai are declared non leprous and likely to be freed. The re examination under a legislative resolution and the strong results from the initial group renew hope for the 875 outcasts in the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Molokai
Prince Ito Assassinated by a Korean in Harbin
News from Harbin reports the assassination of Prince Ito the renowned Japanese statesman by a Korean. Tokio received the dispatch at 3 PM Monday with the brief confirmation. The event has caused widespread grief and sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Ito
Tokio
Harbin
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