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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1903

Page

3

Globe trotter Sayre completes world voyage in 54 days

James Willis Sayre of the Seattle Times returned to Seattle at 4 15 pm aboard the tug Magic after circling the globe in 54 days 8 hours 55 minutes, besting the previous record of 60 days 13 hours 29 minutes set by Charles Cecil Fitzmorrin.

Seattle Wash James Willis Sayre Globe Seatle Times Northern Pacific Railroad Magic Puget Sound Sayre Charles Cecil Fitzmorrin

All The Negroes Leave Town In Whiteright Texas

In Whiteright Texas more than one hundred black residents fled after fear of a race war. After a white woman was assaulted a mob hanged a suspect but was stopped by the sheriff. Officials posted notices demanding departure and a regional railroad excursion to El Paso was canceled amid protests over potential trouble.

Whiteright Tex Louisinfia Texas el Paso

Flea in a Lady’s Petticoat and a Wry Ad Advice

A New York Press column satirizes a woman troubled by a flea’s antics, likening the insect to a leggy ocean greyhound that can dart through lace and petticoats, then notes a Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets ad promising a one day cure for a cold with a 25 cent price.

Long Fort Belknap Fence Finishes 200 Miles

Helena Mont Aug 22 The Fort Belknap Reservation fence now reaches 200 miles as the forty by sixty mile enclosure closes. The barrier aims to protect Graventres and Aseiniboines flocks and herds from intrusion and straying after years of work. Commissioner General Aguiar of Brazil arrived in New York en route to the World’s Fair City to stay through the Exposition.

Helena Mont Fort Belknap Indian Reservation General Aguiar Brazil New York Cit

Remarkable Dalton Tex Congressman Candidate

John M. Pinckney, set to succeed Thomas H. Ball in Texas 5th district, boasts a grim record as a 10-time hanging prosecutor. A prohibition Democrat bachelor born in Grimes County, he served in Hood’s brigade, studied law at night, and has been a judge in Waller County for three years.

Dalton Tex John M. Pinckney Thomas H. Ball Congress Sth Fort Bend Texas Grimes County South Carolina 4Th Texas Cavalry Hood Waller County

Nebraska GOP backs Webster for Vice President

Washington reports the Nebraska Republican convention indorsed John L. Webster for the national ticket next year. The move is seen as a local matter with limited personal following beyond Nebraska and faces opposition from Edward Rosewater of Omaha. Webster is described as a high standing Nebraska lawyer nicknamed "the Tim Woodruff of the West" for his flashy waistcoats.

Washington John L. Webster Webster Edward Rosewater Omaha Nebraska Tim Woodruff Weet

Will Not Free Barrington Habeas Corpus Hearing

In St Louis on August 22 habeas corpus arguments to free F Seymour Barrington charged with murder occupied the forenoon in Judge McElhinney's Clay ton court. Barrington appeared in poor health, with closed eyes and chattering teeth, while his lawyers contended improper commitment and insufficient evidence for bail. The judge took the matter under advisement.

St. Louis F. Seymour Barrington James’. McCann

Prince of Cameroon Arrested in Hamburg for Hotel Debt

Mpundo Akwa, a man from Cameroon calling himself a prince, was seized in Hamburg for nonpayment of a $1,750 hotel bill. He had mingled with Kiel and Hamburg high society, spoke English and German well, and wrote letters in Cameroon for a Berlin Oriental languages seminary. He gained credit in Hamburg by claiming he awaited an audience with the emperor.

Berlin Mpundo Akwa Cameroon Africa Kiel Hamburg Oriental Seminary For Languages

Conductor to Blame in Lakeside Trolley Disaster

Joplin Missouri August 22 A trolley car crash on the Southwest Missouri Electric line near Lakeside killed Motorman Joshua Baker and injured thirty eight. Coroner jury finds Mead careless in disobeying orders or misinterpreting them caused the disaster. Motorman W A Edge remains in critical condition and is charged with inefficiency. Dispatcher Laurence Havens was exonerated.

Joplin Southwest Missouri Electric Railway Lakeside Joshua Baker Mead W. A. Edge Laurence Havens

Windstorm Damages Wheat Across Barton County Kansas

A heavy wind and rain swept Great Bend area last night damaging stacks of cut wheat across Barton county. Threshing is delayed by recent wet weather and the combined losses from the storm and rains will run into thousands of dollars.

Great Bend Kan

Sons Admit Killing Father In Kansas Shooting

Meade Kansas August 20 W J Edwards of Plains near here was shot and killed in the night. His sons Jobo and Roy have surrendered admitting they did the shooting. No cause is known.

Cleveland criticizes Cleveland in Commoner attack

W J Bryan responds from Lincoln Nebraska to Urbana Ohio speech that labeled Grover Cleveland a banco steerer. He accuses Cleveland of secret Wall Street ties and treachery, asking if Democratic voters should condemn or forgive the offenses and warning Cleveland and his allies of public disdain.

Lincoln Neb Urbana Ohio Grover Cleveland W. J. Bryan Cleveland Wall Street

Labor Day Proclamation From Missouri Governor

Jefferson City August 22 Governor Dockery issues Labor day proclamation designating the first Monday in September as a public holiday and requests that all business suspend September 7 to honor American workers and their patriotism and high character.

Jefferson City Dockery Commonwealth Alexander M. Dockery Missouri

Unknown Indiana man shot by four tramps near Augusta

Aug 22 Wichita Kansas dispatch reports an unknown Indiana man was shot in the side by a tramp near Augusta while sleeping with two companions. The group, robbed of watches and money, scattered after the shooting. Two suspects were arrested at Rowe Hill. the victim had been seeking work.

Wichita Kan Indiana Augusta Figst Rowe Hill

Prize fighter elopes after wedding to underage bride

Clarence English, a prize fighter, married Mildred Mayes in a county court to avoid prosecution on a statutory charge. He deserted her immediately, saying his name would be her only gain. Mildred, 16, has $15,000 of her own and kept the fortune secret to help him start a better business. she plans to live with her stepmother in Chicago.

Omaha Clarence English Mildred Mayes English Chicago

Man Killed by Train Near Sterling Iron Works

Springfield Mo Aug 22 Hugh Westmoreland a worker at Sterling Iron Works was killed by a train while sitting on the tracks with fellow worker L Weddle who was injured but not fatally Westmoreland had recently moved from South Pittsburg Tennessee to Springfield with Weddle’s aid they had been drinking when the incident occurred the other man will recover

Springfield Hugh Westmoreland Sterling Iron Works Westmoreland L. Weddle Weddle South Pittsburg Teun

Harvey Thomas killed in midnight quarrel in Frankfort

Harvey Thomas of Frankfort Ind was killed by Harry Loveland after a quarrel at midnight. Loveland struck him with his fist breaking his neck, according to a local report from Frankfort Aug 21. The incident is described as a fatal assault with Loveland the alleged killer.

Frankfort Ind Harvey Thomas Harry” Loveland Loveland Thomas

Supreme Court appeal sought in Jessie Morrison case

Jessie Morrison's attorney will appeal her case to the United States Supreme Court on constitutional grounds. Theodore Roosevelt Jr departs for South Dakota on a hunting trip with cousin George. The Steel Trust buys Mesaba range land containing 70 000 000 tons of top grade iron ore. A monument marking the birth of Chester A Arthur is dedicated at Fairfield Vermont.

Jessie Morrison United States Supreme Court Theodore Roosevelt, Jr South Dakota George The Steel Trust Mesaba Range Chester Arthur Fairfield, Vt

Assailant Captured After Attack on Kansas Girl

In Kingman, August 20, the 11 year old daughter of farmer Louis Thomas was assaulted by a stranger while parents were away. Sheriff Cheatum and a posse traced the fugitive about fifteen miles south, capturing him this morning. The man, claiming the name Silas Morrison, says he is from Memphis, Tennessee, and he is jailed.

Kingman Kan Louis Thomas Cheatum Here Silas Morrison Memphis Tennessee

East observer salutes Western boom in shipbuilding era

Henry Wollman, newly back from San Francisco where he argued the U S shipbuilding case for the complainants, reports Westward prosperity. He cites San Francisco rapid growth and cheerful business, Denver vibrant, and Kansas City in a phenomenal building boom, declaring no kink in national prosperity.

New York Henry Wollman San Francisco United States Shipbuilding Denver Kansas City

Shot Through Window in Wilburton Leaves Lena Dick Wounded

Miss Lena Dick a 20 year old white girl was shot through the back by an unseen assassin while at her brother's house in Wilburton. A Winchester was thrust through an open window and the ball passed through her body, exiting below the heart. The assailant escaped in darkness, leaving no tangible clues.

South McAlester J T Wilburton Lena Dick Misa Dick

A Woman's Complexion and Liver Health Remedy

The piece argues complexion comes from purifying and enriching the blood by keeping a healthy liver. It touts Green's August Flower as a cure for liver issues, cleansing blood, improving digestion, and aiding sleep. Cites chronic conditions like constipation and biliousness as tied to skin tone and overall health.

Green New Jersey

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