27 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Barton County Democrat
Location
Great Bend, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1906
Page
1
A mosaic of brief dispatches from St. Petersburg Berlin and London describe quieting yet tense conditions after the Douma dissolution. Reports note censorship, military presence, and preparations for potential upheaval while other notes cover local politics and social events across Tulsa Cleveland and Jefferson City with routine civic notices and personal updates.
Dr. Crumbine, Kansas secretary of the state board of health, has pushed multiple actions including orders to inspect slaughterhouses in Wellington, ban certain grocery displays to curb dust and flies, and to have butter samples tested by state chemists. He aims to curb short weights and watered stock, fielding complaints and stepping up public health enforcement statewide.
A. L. Langford and Miss Emma A. Schultz wed July 26 in the Presbyterian manse with Rev. Stanton Olinger officiating. The couple, both from longstanding local families, will reside on the groom’s farm northeast of Hetzer. A reception was held in Coss Hall, Helzer.
Crissfield Md July 26 William Lee condemned for assaulting a white woman in Princess Anne county was hanged today on Smith's Island. He was taken to the Baltimore jail and spirited away on a vessel to escape lynching. The sheriff and witnesses were aboard the boat. Local notices mention various residents, marriages, and community activities including a sewer contract in McPherson and a juvenile case pending in Topeka.
Miss Edna Lewis travels from Pavence Rock to visit Miss Zoe Chapman as Saruels Co and other local townsfolk welcome the summer social season with calls and chatter about plans and greetings.
Berlin reports government information that Chinese reform plans include abolishing pigtails and shaving. Emperor to order police, soldiers, and officials to shoot their pigtails as part of the reform.
Miss Beatrice Weltmer visits Claflin and Hoisington for several days. Judge E C Cole travels east on business and will return about Saturday. Miss Flor Baker visits Hutchinson friend Mia Mand 1Gano and others. OC Samuelé Co. offers summer goal incentive. Ben McMullen’s billiard hall room has been newly papered giving an inviting appearance.
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