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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1900
Page
6
The piece recalls Tillman reading the platform to evoke freedom and old-time values. It contrasts wartime policies, calls for consent in war, and laments imperial aggression while urging voters to reject leadership during the Philippine conflict and to demand reform. Readers are urged to seek medical relief from constipation with a L. Tucker remedy.
A critical examination questions American fatigue with war and war taxes amid debates over Philippine policy. It cites Hanna campaign manager Dick and Hanna ally Will Hanna and distills fears of China involvement, linking McKinley era politics to railroad monopolies, irrigation dreams, and a proposed national university.
St Louis January 1 Cal John ODay gives a statement on transferring a portion of his estate to his wife alleged to prompt her suicide. He cites years of ill health and a desire to avoid future complications, asserting the act was not meant to provoke separation. His wife’s mental state and treatment are noted, with sensational reports acknowledged as not the cause of the shooting.
The piece claims China ordered mass killings of Christian envoys and civilians as allied forces moved toward Pekin. It cites Li Hongzhang seeking talks with U.S. officials while diplomats warn Beijing’s government bears full responsibility for the atrocity and massacres, including 50 missionaries in Shan-Si Province.
Due to digestive weakness and nervous symptoms the remedy Herbine is offered as a prompt Hipaiated remedy. Priced at 50 cents and sold by H. L. Tucker.
In New York on August 2 a clinic showcased electrical oscillation as a treatment for tuberculosis. Dr Carroll, using Nikola Tesla’s oscillator, claims to deliver two to three thousand volts via an electrode to the diseased site, killing germs without harming the patient. Supporters including Dr E P Hiff and Dr John B Rich praised the results as remarkable.
An early morning assault near the royal carriage line failed to harm Shah Muzaffar-Ed Din as a male suspect broke through guards, was disarmed, and arrested. The man expressed remorse at the police station, claiming a conscience-driven motive.
The deed of trust describes a female estate in Bates County Missouri and details land parcels in sections of townships in range 24, including lots 20 and 21 in section six. The notice notes a default on the secured loan and indicates the request to proceed with the foreclosure process, with the sale set at about one o'clock in the afternoon.
State of Mississippi probate notice from Bates County listing Anna Bb Cowgill James Dryndal Denton Mitchell Co, Logan, William K Thomas Cyrael Requa Precella Mallis E Maliis Lucus Babcock Jno DP Moore Sarah Baum Herman Loeb and others as executors guardians and claimants in a probate proceeding dated August 10 1900 signed by Judge J F Smith noting the court seal and official certification of the petitrees stockholders and a commission to proceed with probate actions
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