Nickell Family Visits Relatives Across Town
Joseph Nickell and a child from Unionville visited Mrs. Nickell’s sister yesterday. Elliot bought the Leonard y in East Browning from B. F. Johnson at the start of the week. W. C. Myers of Trenton visited F. L. Biswell’s home earlier this week. Mrs. J. F. Reynolds traveled to Milan yesterday to see her parents and will be joined by J. F. today for a Kirksville visit with relatives.
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Joseph Nickell
Unionville
Mrs. Nickell
Au. Elliot
Leonard Y
East Browning
B. F. Johnson
W. C. Myers
Trenton
F. L. Biswell
J. F. Reynolds
Milan
J. F
Kirksville
Justice of the Peace
Flour and feed arrive at Gibson and Williams
A car of flour and feed was received at Gibson and Williams in Macon Missouri. During open air services Rev. D A Wilson urged rain and a soaking shower followed by a brief downpour, the heaviest since May. In Cuba, bands near Guanajay and San Antonio de Los Banos battled rural guards and raiders, with looting reported and a colonel captured with arms and supplies. Discussion grows on US intervention under the Platt Amendment if Cuba cannot quell the revolt.
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Macon
D. A. Wilson
Hay Fever Relief Promised by Fol ey's Honey and Tar
Advertises Fol ey's Honey and Tar as a remedy for hay fever and summer colds. Claims to stop difficult breathing, heal inflamed air passages, and provide instant relief with a yellow package. From L. C. Lantz.
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Foley
L. C. Lantz
Maud Muller Parody Ends With Moral Lesson
A humorous verse recounts Maud Muller eloping in a benzine car with a companion. They are chased by Maud’s father and a mule named Jane, the car runs out of fuel on a hill, and the man dies of heartbreak. The tale ends with a lesson not to steal a girl.
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Maud
Jane
Insurrection in Cuba prompts military dispatch and death
President Palma names General Rafael Montalavo to direct operations against insurgents and expands rural guards to 4000 as the western rebellion draws a first casualty Lieutenant Gregorio Roque was killed near Guanajay while pursuing Bandera forces. A special train moved guards from ota Clara and artillery from Havana to fear del Rio.
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Palma
Rafael Montalavo
Presdent Palma
Guanajay
Banderas
Nunez
Gregorio Roque
Ota Clara
Havana
Fear del Rio
Governts Western Railway
Red Water Off North Vancouver Island Reported by Vessels
Vessels returning from the waters off Vancouver Island report patches of water reddened by unknown causes. Halibut schooners and Seattle steamers avoid the red areas. theories cite tiny life forms or marine battles as possible explanations. Capt. Saunders notes prior sightings linked to predators and occasional red patches.
Just a Family Jar
A quarrel over a former suitor surfaces in a domestic scene. A wife recalls a man who pursued her before marriage and a husband reacts with sharp, accusatory anger. The exchange hints at jealousy and unresolved past tensions within a Boston Transcript context.
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iEal
Boston Transcript
Higgins the Clever Financier Highlighted
A note praises Higgins as a sharp financier, calling attention to his financial acumen and clever handling of resources.
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Digge
Higgins
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