Who Are Them Jimseys Linneus Bulentin Foyls McJimsey
Linneus Bulletin attacks E E MeJimsey editor of the Maryville Tribune and Kansas speech writer who taunted Missouri Democrats with a prophecy of defeat. The bulletin brands MeJimsey a baseless critic and empty hanger on, calling him a pariah and a bird that fouls its nest.
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E. E. E. MeJdimsey
Maryville
Missouri
E. E. Kd. McJimsey
MeJdinsey
Martinique
Pukedom
Linneus Bulletin
MeJimsey
Nodaway
MeJinsey
Kansas
McJimsey
McJimseys
Commonwealth
Arise and sow seed for foreign mission work exhortation
The verse urges young men and women to rise and help the Lord by preaching to the heathen and performing good deeds. It recalls prophetic guidance to sow in morning and evening, praying for nations to come to Christ. Then an ad promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment to counteract insect bites and bites, claiming quick healing and prices at 25 and 50 cents.
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Christ
Ballard
Price
H. L. Tucker
Thirty Oil Cars Wrecked in Pittsburg Suburb
Sharpsburg, a suburb of Allegheny, reports the wreck of a freight train carrying thirty cars of benzine avoline kerosene and lubricating oil. A tank car holding 5,000 gallons of benzine leaked, with more than 150,000 gallons of inflammable material along the tracks. Officials fear a Sheridan like explosion. engineers warned to pass carefully. No one was injured.
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Pittsburg
Sharpsburg
Allegheny
Sheridan
The Finest Fabric made by human skill ie course com ae Wi
The fragment references travel pains and a medicine labeled Pain killer carried by travelers in various bottle sizes, noting ill effects and lining of the bowels. It presents unclear claims about medical relief and consumer use. No clear event or person is identified.
Married life urged by Dr Andrews to university students
Chicago August 14 Dr E Benjamin Andrews chancellor of Nebraska argues to University of Chicago teachers and summer students that marriage is essential. He claims the unmarried are nearly useless to society and cites Washington Lincoln Grant McKinley as examples of married men. He also says football builds endurance and character, urging every child to play if able.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
E. Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
Dr. Andrews
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Christ
Andrews
To Cure a Cold in One Day Claim
An advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine. It claims all druggists refund money if it fails and bears E W Grove’s signature on each box. The message emphasizes a money back guarantee and brand attribution.
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E.W. Grove
Boers to Meet King Aboard Royal Yacht
London dispatch reports Generals Botha De Wet and Delarey may visit King on board the royal yacht Victoria and Albert after the naval review. They are to be escorted from transport Saxon to the Nigeria for presentation to Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and cabinet members before proceeding to London and then Holland.
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London
Southampton
St. James
Botha
de Wet
Delarey
Victoria and Albert
Saxon
Nigeria
Kitchener
Chamberlain
Holland
Bones of a Primeval Bear Found in California Cave
Eustace L. Furlong, UC geology student assistant, finds nearly complete skeleton of a gigantic primeval bear embedded in a Shasta County limestone cave floor. Previously only fragments were known to geologists.
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Berkley
Cal
Eustace L. Furlong
Geological Department
University of California
Shasta County
The McJimseys and Missouri Politics Unmasked
A critical account accuses the McJimseys of municipal usurpation in Missouri, alleging voter disenfranchisement and public funds theft. It links their influence to St. Louis corruption, erosion of the Globe-Democrat, and widespread Republican disgust from figures like Kerens and Filley, marking their era as a dangerous political spell.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Ohio
Republican Party
Medimsey
Globe-Democrat
Joseph McCullaugh
Hauncey L. Filley
Filley
McKimseys
McKinley
Kerens
E. O. Stannard
Major Warner
J.W. (. Karnes
Gardiner Lathrop
McJimseys
Flanagan
Canard
Blacksmithing services offered by Lacods and Sons
When you need any kind of smithing done call Lacods and Sons at S'viv's old stand, Southwest Corner. They do repairing, horseshoeing, plow work and any first class blacksmith work. They promise quality as good as the best and prices as cheap as the cheapest.
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Lacods & Sons
S'viv
Storm Rips Kansas Farms Leaving Widespread Damage
August 11 Leavenworth reports show uprooted trees, damaged fences and chimneys as a fierce storm sweeps Kansas towns including Florence Junction City Oswatomie Manhattan Paola damaging corn and fruit trees. Heavy rain and hail kill birds under a park tree. telephones down.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Florence
Junction City
Oswatomie
Manhattan
Kansas
Paola
Ang Les
Miami County
Painkiller Perry Davis Remains Unmatched Remedy
During the heated term stomach disorders cholera morbus cramps and diarrhoea threaten. The notice claims Painkiller Perry Davis' is a sure cure for the severest attacks and warns against substitutes while listing prices of 25e and 6e.
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Perry Davis
Two Americans killed in French car crash near Trouville
Evereux France Aug 14 Charles Fair Armoricius and his wife related to Mrs Virginia Fair Vanderbilt died when their fast automobile swerved into a tree ten miles from Evereux while returning to Paris from Trouville. The chauffeur became insane from the shock. The Fairs had been staying during racing week and attracted attention for their 45 horsepower car. Charles Fair may be a distant Vanderbilt relation. the report notes his family’s wealth and complex history.
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Evereux
France
Charles Fair
Armoricius
W. K. Vangderbilt, Jr
Virginia Fair
Paris
Trouville
Winds of the Windward Afloat Letter From Captain Bartlett
A letter received by the Penny Arvetlc-club secretary from Capt Samuel W Bartlett of the steamship Windward dated Domino Run Labrador July 26 reports smooth operation of new engines and hopes to reach Aug 5 with no trouble crossing Smith Sound and finding Peary. Bartlett expects to see in New York Sept 20 with good news.
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New York
Penny Arvetlc — Club
Samuel W. Bartlett
Windward
Domino Run
Labrador
Sydney
Tah
Smith Sound
Peary
Butchers to Carry Fight to the Polls Over Meat Tariff
The Retail Butchers and Meat Dealers National Convention urged all bond bodies to question congressional candidates about voting to remove duties on meat products. The move targets the Republican slate aligned with Speaker Henderson and tariff supporters, signaling a major campaign flashpoint in the upcoming election. Missouri bond payments will reduce state debt by 300,000 with further cuts anticipated if school certificates policy continues. Governor Dockery applauded the plan, noting potential tax relief from 25 to 17 cents per $100 valuation and earlier debt reductions.
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Washington
National Convention
Republican Party
Enderson
Bitchers
Congress
Jefferson City
Board of Fond Commissioners
Missouri
Geeverup Dockery
Jist
Alarm over customs appraisers in graft scandal
Washington reports charges alleging graft and underassessment by customs service appraisers tied to china and pottery imports. New Jersey pottery interests claim twenty years of underpaid duties have cost the treasury millions yearly, with foreign wages undercutting U S pay and tariffs failing to capture value.
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Washington
Trenaury Shaw
United States
Trenton
France
Germany
Austria
Skeletons Found Beneath Robidoux House in St Joseph
In St Joseph on August 14 bones and eight human skeletons were found under the old brick mansion at Second and Robidows streets once home to Joseph Robidoux founder of the city. Discovered by A Grose who bought the house from Judge W A C Tootle, the remains include skulls of adults. The site has long been tied to the founder’s death and a full inquiry is underway with residents respectful of the disturbance.
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St. Joseph
Second and Robidows
Joseph Robidoux
A. Grose
W. AC. Tootle
Bullet-Proof Vest Tested at Police Convention
Bloomington Alabama August 14. Chiefs and sheriffs at their annual convention demonstrated a bullet proof vest invented by Casimir Zegien a Polish priest from Chicago The test at Miller Park used 32 and 44 caliber revolver bullets which failed to penetrate the fabric.
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Bloomington
Casimir Zegien
Chieungo
Miller Park
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