Mrs Campbell Dead In Missouri Obituary Notice
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Emily Elizabeth Campbell, long time Bates County resident. Funeral at Presbyterian church conducted by Rev J R Lamb, burial at Morris cemetery beside husband and children. Survived by seven of eleven children including Anna Campbell and D G Newsom. Describes her faithful Christian life and community roles.
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R. M. Campbell
Presbyterian Church
J. R. Lamb
Morris Cemetery
Emily Elizabeth Campbell
Campbell
Wm. Kershaw Scott
Drucilla
Virmilian County
Portland
Oregon
Israel
Mother Campbell
Fatal Shooting After a Dozen Year Feud in St Joseph
In St Joseph Missouri Edward La Fave dies at the city hospital after a duel with Grover C Stevens bartender for William Doty of the Dug Out saloon. The vendetta between Doty followers and the La Fave nine brothers and allies has caused several earlier killings near the saloon.
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St. Joseph
Aug
Edward la Fave
City Hospital
Grover C. Stevens
William Doty
Doty
la Faves
Judge Gray to Remain on Asylum Board Appointment
Judge Howard Gray of Carthage, a member of the Nevada Asylum Board, is appointed as one of the three judges for the new Court of Appeals at Sesienfiokdee Angham Board. He will serve in that post.
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Howard Gray
Carthage
Nevada Asylum Board
Court of Appeals
Sesienfiokdee
Angham Board
All Receive Plums in Deficiency Bill
Washington Aug The House completed and adopted the conference report on the urgent deficiency bill revealing numerous pay and perk grants. Cannon and Sherman receive 6000 each for horses or vehicles while Taft gains 25000 for traveling expenses making his total 100000 yearly.
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Washington
Aug
House
Cannon
Sherman
Capitol
Senate
Taft
Senate Committee On Finance
Arthur B. Shelton
Congressional Waterways Commission
Europe
Real Estate Transfers in Osage and Butler Townships
Chas T Van Benthusen transfers 40 acres in Osage to Mamie Mudd for $1. LJ Hicks sells GEc 17 Osage twp to Robert N Nickellot for $750. Jesse B Stuart sells lot bik 3 South Drexel to Julia Elliot for $300. C F Moulton to C W Caswell transfers multiple lots in Bik 1 Louis Pages add to Adrian for $2,000. Mary A Hartwell to Mary Hartwell transfers lots in Thompson's Add Butler for $1. Mayme Hartwell to F G Ruddell transfers lots in Thompson's Add Butler for $515.
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Chas T van Benthusen
Mamie T Mudd
Osage
LJ Hicks
Robert N Nickellot
Jesse B Stuart
Julia Elliot
South Drexel
C F Moulton
C W Caswell
Louis Pages
Adrian
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Lasting Cure Claim
Testimony from Mark S. Clay of Butler Missouri dated 1902 with an update in 1908 states Doan's Kidney Pills cured sciatic rheumatism and kidney issues with no relapse. He bought at Frank Clay's drug store and occasionally uses a box as tonic. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Butler
Dean
Mark S. Clay
High St
Doan
Frank Clay
United States
White paint spread inspires country home fixes
C W Wood plans to paint his country home white after improving it. G F Horton reports the sale of his 160 acre farm southeast of town to Geo Fresh of Beards town Ill for 9750 dollars, with possession expected near March. The piece also notes a death and a church wedding, plus political remarks by Senator George W. Humphrey criticizing Governor Hadley.
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C. W. Wood
G. F. Horton
Geo, Fresh
Beardstown
Ill
H. V. Adams
Fresh
Shelbinn
George W. Humphrey
Senate
Hadley
Gmelich
Kansas City
Republic
Missouri
Pirates Roasting Deaths Reported Near Shuntak
The Tango Maru carries news from Kan su China of rebellion in the Mohammedan province with several walled cities besieged and imperial troops sent. An American Hindoo topographer in an expedition funded by R S Clark was killed. Seven people roasted to death by pirates near Shuntak as a garrison house burned with no aid.
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China
Shuntak
Hhem
Washington Tariff Battle Ends as Three Men Cross Capitol
Aug reports show Serena E. Payne Champ Clark and Joseph W. Fordney carrying the tariff bill from the House to the Senate for The President's signature. Fordney says the tariff war is over while Clark laments his financial losses and six weeks of long service. Payne reflects on his brief lecture schedule and farm plans amid the debate.
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Washington
Aug
House
Capitol
Senate
Serena E. Payne
Champ Clark
Joseph W. Fordney
Fordney
Payne
Clark
Sean
Thad
Missouri
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Gray
Mary A Hartwell
Mary Hartwell
Thompson's
Mayme Hartwell
G Ruddell
Thompson
Olay’s
North Side Square
B. F. Jent
W. E. Masterson
Master Claire
Canal Zone
Panama
John W. Murray
Albert Vieux
Cowherd
Marks
Mark
Mr. Middlebrooks
Mr. Marks
Election Board
Democratic Senate
Schram
Rome
Walter Baker
Dana Ice Cream
Yours
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