Santos-Dumont sails for France after prize failure
New York Aug 14 Santos-Dumont aeronaut sailed for France on La Touraine citing the failure of parties to post a 25 000 prize for a successful flight in the city He plans to return for the St Louis Exposition airship contest and will work on his airship in France He said the Aero Club of America offered 25 000 for a Brighton Reach to Battery flight but doubts its legitimacy and chose not to sail The Aero Club secretary Kerr said preparations were nearly complete and warned the prize offers have cost money to the club}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Santos- Dumont
Aeronaut
France
la Touraine
Lsball
St. Louis Exposition
Brighton Beach
Santos Dimmont
Aero Club of American
Brighton
George Francis Kerr
The
Aero Club
Aeronmut
Dumont
Western Farmers Form 50 Million Co Operative Trust
Chicago leaders Hamilton White and Joseph W Burton announce a farmers co operative exchange company incorporated at Pierre with 50 million capital. The plan pools stock to fund storage, mills, and grain trading via 1500 to 2000 banks with a Chicago home office and Pierre headquarters. It seeks better farm product prices through cash trade and new elevators and warehouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hamilton White
Elm Street
Joseph W. Burton
Unity Hilding
Pierre
Board of Trade
Bryan reassures crowd on presidential run at Cumberland assembly
Warrensburg Missouri August 13 Colonel W J Bryan addressed about 10 000 people at the Cumberland Presbyterian assembly at Perings He stated that his seat would not be a presidential race as the seas now just now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrensburg
W. J. Bryan
Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly
Perings
Brean Hiabte
Arizona widow vows to confront General Chaffee in New York
Mrs Aimie White of Verde Arizona widow of a discharged Eighth Infantry soldier plans to pursue charges against General Chaffee for alleged cruel treatment at Camp McDowell near San Carlos. She says she will shoot him if no settlement is reached and that General Miles told her to wait.
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el Pas
Tex
Aimie White
Verde
Ariz
New York
Chaffee
Philippines
Eighth Infantry
General Chaffee
Camp McDowell
San Carlos Reservation
Arizona
Confession Tied to Cleveland Murder Case
Mrs Ignatz Wiurchowski admits in writing that Charles Janaski, once a boarder at her home, killed her husband as they walked home Sunday night. Detectives reenacted the crime from her description while she cried out the name of Janaski, who has been arrested along with her since the motive remains infuriatingly unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ignatz Wiurchowski
Charles Janaski
Wiurchowski
Man Sells Self for 1000 Dollars in Knoxville
Jere mish Logan, a negro janitor at the Tennessee state supreme court, sold himself to Gerald Stuart, a court clerk, for 1000 dollars. A written contract commits Logan to serve and obey Stuart as his master from now until the period ends. The story mentions Logan’s debts and prior troubles with white friends of the old regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Jeremish Logan
State Supreme Court
Gerald Stuart
Stuart
Logan
Cme
Obituary and local notes mix with county brief items
Uncle Mike Maloney, born in Newport Ireland 1836, died Aug 9 1902 near Virginia Missouri. Funeral by Rev Scanlon at Rich Hill parish and interment at Mulberry cemetery. Also local farm activity, cattle movements, flax crop poor, and social events including an oyster supper at John Foster’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Thomas and Son
Foster
G W
H. Pork'a
A. J. Dogan
Butler
H. H. Flescher
Lamar
Sparke
Will Sinish
Our City
Sparks
Mary Hensley
John Allen
Pleasanton
Kansick
Guy Park
Meda Cuzick
Carrie McElroy
Rich Hill
Andrew Simpson
Kansas City
Mike Maloney
Newport
Ireland
America
Indiana
Hlingis
Bates County
Virginia
Lucy Hall
Maloney
Father Scanlon
Rich Will
Mulberry
John Foster
Aaron
Tragedy of Smallpox Victim in Southampton County
In Southampton County Virginia a son visiting his sister died of smallpox after being turned out of doors by his father. Refused shelter by neighbors he wandered to an unused outbuilding where he died. The house with the corpse was set on fire and burned. cremation followed. The New York World reports the inhuman scene.
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Norfolk
Southampton County
Willam Thomas Douglas
New York World
Lincoln's Prescription from Lincoln to Illinois Farmer
The piece recalls Abraham Lincoln writing a simple health note to ailing Illinois farmer. The so called Lincoln's prescription advised eating three meals, prayer, courtesy to creditors, good digestion, avoiding biliousness, exercise, and taking things slowly. Cleveland Pread notes these lines as helpful guidance and a lift for well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Lincoln
Cleveland Pread
Is Golf Catching On to Popular Favor
A brief item notes growing interest in golf and links a local remedy Perry Davis Painkiller as a favored aid for sprains strains and bruises amid active districts. Also mentions Ever Ne Fear liniment as an alternative.
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Perry Davis
Liniment and
Bain
Governor Dockery Condemns Mob Violence in Missouri
Jefferson City Aug 13 The governor denounces mob violence after the Lexington hanging of Harry Gates and Charles Snagers for killing a farmer during a robbery. He says courts and juries must be upheld, urges sheriffs to protect prisoners, and vows to enforce law without clemency.
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Jefferson City
Dockery
Lexington
Harry Gates
Chas. Snagers
Johnson
Missouri
Ihm
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages
A 19th century advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh, a constitutional disease, by internal use affecting blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invites readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cummins Co. Toledo Ohio. sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cumwiny & Co
Toledo
Boy Buried in Oats Rescued at Kansas Elevator
Ernest Hardin a 12 year old boy narrowly escaped death at the Laning Harris grain elevator in Kansas City when a chute opened beneath him and he was buried by 600 to 900 bushels of oats. Four workers dug him out as grain flowed away and he was rescued unconscious but revived by Dr. R P Waring after a strenuous effort.
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Kansas City
Ernest Hardin
Hardin
Laning & Harris
Twenty-first Street
Grand Avenue
Oata
R. P. Waring
Miner’s gamble near Central City costs 15000 loss
Robert Rutledge of Rutledge & Kilpatrick, St Louis, recounts backing the Charter Nak mine near Central City. He traveled to Denver and says a cautious, eye‑opening look saved him from a $15,000 loss after managers urged him to abandon the venture.
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Denver
Colo
Robert Rutledge
St. Louis
Rutledge & Kilpatrick
Colorado
Central City
Routledge
Brown Palace
Charter Nak
First Special Sale of Town Lota Across Frisco Lines
Public notice announces sale under Frisco System between July 1 and July 26 with round trip single fare tickets sold July 11 and return windows July 14 and July 27. Travel agency representatives in Kansas City provide details and encourage quick attendance for profitable tickets.
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Lota
Nihe
Croek
Donohue
Kansas City
Notice of Administrator's Sale in Bates County Missouri
Public notice of administrator sale under court order in Bates County Missouri. Lue circuit court case involves LE and other defendants. Sale to be held on a specified August Friday at the courthouse, describing the property as the southwest quarter of section one and adjacent tracts in Main Township. Proceeds to be paid to the court. letters of administration previously granted.
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Missouri
Cass
Jackson
Bates
Henry, Johnson, Vernon
Barton Counties
Merwns
Minbuuki
Josephine Shepherd
Lepsou
Shepheru
Mats Barn
Wary
Gouwin
Mucha F ' Shepherd
Annea
Bers of
Kinney Shepheru
Urier
Min Bey
Gul
Mevliun
Eoutheast
Sevliom
Neil Kinguy
Lee Lee
Subor
Couresge
Dawes
Luu
Willa
le Ceeuru
Curenu
Balen
Lou Wick
Nader
Ulb
Peruliom
Bad Oruer
Bates Cuumy
Seiu Cumes
Aecree
Oruerci Dale
Allerneum
Fat Gay
Ue Court House
Builer
Cuta
Low
Aliseuur
Main
Auc
Ontian
Sheri
Stallion Prospect Attracts Local Breeders In 1908 Season
A saleable saddle stallion from an imported jack line draws attention at Clarksville as breeders anticipate a strong season. The sire GLUCK, imported from Spain, and the dam’s lineage are cited to preserve breed standards. Local support and rising interest signal a robust breeding year for Fox Farm and associates.
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Davecripion
Ube
Weonyot WO Lauper Co
Ubares Levuara
Game Siamo
Jack
Diack
A. Felger
Clarksvurg
Collis
Liberal farm paper club offer boosts four year price
A colonial era ad touts a liberal offer: The Live Stock Indicator plus The Poultry Farmer and The Youlwy Farmer, bundled with the home paper for four years at 1.25. It promises superior reading matter, with samples available at CALUNY AL Tis office.
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West
Southweat
Wuvelege OoLlib
Caluny AL Tis
Tim
The St Louis Mirror Readers Guide
The St Louis Quarter twenty eight page magazine style weekly edited by William Marion Keedy presents current social religious scientific financial literary and artistic topics. Aimed at merchants teachers and the public it promises up to date coverage and careful attention to contemporary interests.
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St. Louis
William Marion Keedy
Mirror
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Cape
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Aaaesa
Novebia
Leuers
Gyun
Lee Gesete
J. Howes
Docrageu
RaVe Uren Gradieu
Gvilhe Prourie Cult
Io Mewes
Cuubiy
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Perrons
Irvis
Tuna Ag
Athuimira
Blam O
Dewitt McDaniel
Latration
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Warren
Will
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