Christianscience trial looms over healing case in Missouri
Kansas City reports the Christian Science church case in Missouri, with 414 members defending by famed lawyers from Laneas City and St Louis. State health officials press the prosecution alleging unlicensed healing for pay, as depositions span the nation from San Francisco to New York. The court battle centers on the right to practice healing and the legality of Christian Science methods amid strong legal talent and public interest.
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Kansas Cody
Nob Gully
Seng
Christan Selene Church
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Cation Ana
St. Louis
F. W. Lehman
Johge Frankno Perris
Abborney Vkrell
Joe. A. Remper
J. F. Suddath
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T He Christian Science Church
Thas
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Shetr
Union
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Boston
Chicago
New York
Jaccard
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Man credits Electric Bitters with restoring health
In Mill Creek Indiana Territory Mr C Farthing recalls nearing death nine years ago. A druggist recommended Electric Bitters. He bought a bottle and regained strength, saying he had one foot in the grave but now has been well since. The ad lists Frank T. Clay's drug store.
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Mr. C. Farthing
Mill Creek
Ind
Electric Busera
Frank T. Clay
Tragic train accident kills Mrs Senatro's two sons
Los Angeles April 20. Mrs Peter Senatro and her two young sons were struck by a switch engine on the Southern Pacific railroad as they walked home from a shopping trip. The boys Sando and years old were crushed beneath freight cars, witnessed by their mother who is dying from shock.
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Los Angeles
Peter Senatro
Sando
Southern Pacific Railroad
Lawyers Duel Ends with Wounds in Austin Lobby
Austin attorneys John Dowell of Austin and Mason Williams of San Antonio fought a pistol duel in the lobby of the leading hotel. Both were wounded with Dowell probably fatally. The dispute grew from a litigation that led Dowell to file suit in the District Court to disbar Williams from practicing law.
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Austin Tex
John Dowell
Austin
Mason Williams
San Antonio
Dowell
Williams
Two Gentries Pursue Missouri State Offices in 1900s Style
Clay county Democrat J. P. Gentry seeks the Third district Senate seat while Boone county Republican X. T. Gentry aims for attorney general. Both men share long friendship, deep roots in Columbia, and past service in state affairs. A possible joint debate looms if nominations are secured.
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Jefferson City
Gentry
Missouri
J. P. Gentry
Clay County
X. T.entry
Boone County
O. P
Harrison Gentry
Thomas Benton
Dockery
N. T
Hadley
Supposed Dead Boy Returns to Save Chum
Grover Cleve land Troxler, 17, thought murdered and cast in the Cumberland River near Nashville, reappears alive in Cheatham county while seeking marriage to Miss Effie Roland. Chum Jim Shed Owene, 15, was arrested after a body found in the river was identified as Troxler’s. Owene had been released. Troxler vanished April 5 and near arrest occurred when sheriff mistook him for another man. this is the second time a body was misidentified as Troxler.
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Memphis
Grover Cleveland Troxler
Cumberland
Nashville
Cheatham County
Effie Roland
Jim Shed Owene
Troxler
John Troxler
Grover
Owene
Senator Clapp Receives Honor From Crow Chief
Washington reports that Senator Clapp of Minnesota, head of Indian affairs, was surprised by Chief Plenty Coos and his people. The Crow presented the senator with a war bonnet, symbol of rank, saying he is now a man of peace. Clapp described himself as flabbergasted and accepted the gift.
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Washington
Clapp
Minnesota
Committee On Indian Affairs
Plenty Coos
Indian Committee
Plenty Cops
Congress
Sinners Work Better He Says In Building Job
In Los Angeles on April 20 members of the YMCA protested after general superintendent C. B. Weaver dismissed all Christians among 200 mill workers. He claimed he could secure 25 percent more work from sinners and would finish the million dollar association building with nonchurch workers. He said he started with a few Christians but they couldn't deliver.
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Los Angeles
Young Men's Christian Association
C. B. Weaver
Association
Weaver
A Country Wedding Rich With Review
Mr John E Grosshars of Appleton City and Miss Clara Seelinger were married yesterday at 11 am at the bride’s parents place northeast of Rich Air Rav W E Snow officiating The bride is known in Red Hill and attended local high school The groom formerly worked at Booth photography now runs a similar business in Appleton City They will visit Creighton Mo and will establish home in Appleton City after May Let
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John E. Grosshars
Appleton City
Mise Clara Seelinger
A. L Sveelinger
Rich Air
Rav
W. E Snow
Red Hill
Booth
Robbers Rob Bank in Chautauqua Kansas
Two men robbed Citizens State Bank in Chautauqua Kansas on a Friday. They tied horses outside then locked cashier R Walterhouse and Del Easley in the vault after gathering about $1000. They fled toward Osage Hills as posses from Elgin Pawhucka pursue. Sheriff Jones remains hopeful.
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Chautauqua
Kan
Henry Starr
Bill Tenant
Citizens State Bank
R. Walterhouse
del Easley
Walterhouse
Easley
Elgin
Pawhucka
Oklo
J. H. Edwards
Osage Hills
Oklahoma Line
Jones
Farmers Caught on Separator in Ida County
About sixty to seventy farmers in Ida county Iowa received notice from the United States circuit court of appeals that the Economy cream separator sold by Sears Roebuck and Company was declared an infringement. They were restrained from using the separators and told to stop selling and to bring their records to court. lawyers advised breaking up and buying new separators.
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Ida Grove
Ida County
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Mall
Seed of a Seedless Tomato in Iowa Ties to Official Aid
Representative Walter Smith of Iowa faces a dilemma after his rural friend asks for seedless tomato seeds from the Agricultural Department. Smith, loyal to his supporter, seeks a way to help while expressing concern about the request.
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Washington
Walter Smith
Iowa
Smith
Lee Farmer
Agricultural Department
Twenty Year Sentence Cured by Bucklen Arnica Salve
A testimonial from C.8. Woolver of LeKayeville New York claims a twenty year health sentence ended by Bucklen's Arnica Salve which cured bleeding piles. The ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as healing worst sores boils burns and wounds in the shortest time at Frank T. Clay's drug store for 25 cents.
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Byucklen
C.8. Woolver
LeKayeville
N.Y
Bucklen
Frank T. Clay
Kodo Ingram Elixir Endorsed By Patient Letter
A 1906 customer letter from C N Cornell of Georgia testifies to the stomach and bowels relief after using Kodo and praises the remedy. The note, sent to E C DeWist & Co Chicago, appears with a drugstore listing for Clay's Drug Store as a seller.
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E. C. DeWist & Co
Chicago
Georgia
C. N
Cornell
Rod. Ing. Ga
Clay's Drug Store
Prairie Fire Loss Great in Beadle and Surrounding Counties
Prairie fires along with reports from Beadle Jerauld Sandborn Sully Hand Spink and Kingsbury counties caused the most destructive property losses in this region. Thousands of acres burned groves destroyed and numerous cattle horses sheep and hogs killed. Many families lost homes barns machinery and grain with total losses still unestablished.
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Huron, & C
Beadle County
Jerauld
Sandborn
Sully
Hand, Spink
Kingsbury
Oklahoma Blacks Revolt Organizes Opposing Party
In Muskogee Oklahoma a conference of black leaders organized an opposition party to the Lily Whites. A. B. McRae was named state chairman as black Republicans plan to send delegates to the Republican National Convention and instruct them for Foraker. A call will go out for district conventions. In the Third District a black delegation already elected supports Foraker. Senator Foraker was notified.
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Joplin
Columbus
Charles E. Stokes
Medellan
Prohibition Party
Muskogee
Oklahoma
McRae
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