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Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1900

Page

2

Bryan notification in Topeka marks populist nomina tion

William Jennings Bryan arrived in Topeka at 11 a m today and received formal notification of his populist presidential nomination. Large banners and banners decorated streets while crowds cheered during a civic procession to the National Hotel. At the state house the notification address by T M Patterson defended the nomination and urged unity, warning against imperialism and stressing risks to democracy.

Topeka Kan Ann William Jennings Bryan National People's Party Bryan Atchison Kansas Arechixon, Topeka & Santa Fe National Hotel Topeks State House T. M. Patterson Colorado Patterson Mr. Bryan People’s Party United States

Death of an Early Mormon in Utah

Joseph B. Noble widely associated with Mormonism from its early days was buried in Bountiful. He had six wives and 47 children with 124 grandchildren. His son Oscar Noble was the first child born to a Mormon polygamous union in 1843. Noble died with ties to Nauvoo and Preston Idaho communities.

Salt Lake City Utah Joseph B. Noble Bountiful Mr. Noble Massachusetts Brigham Young Nauvoo Noble Marietta Hawkins Oscar Noble Oscar Joseph Noble Preston Idaho Montpelier

Live Forever Here Amid Wyoming Ditch and Dams

A Missouri writer in Wyoming notes arid land and irrigation by mountain water, recounts Bates county connections, beaver dams, roaming wildlife, and life on the range. He reflects on frontier politics, women’s suffrage, and a yearning to stay in the plains rather than return home.

Tor Times Butler Miami Bates County Young Harrison Ballard Stufus Ross Rich Hill John Bosma Hite Wm. Graham Walley Boys Amsterdam Mr. Graham Geo Brundridge Dick Reed New Home George Davis Foster Squire Ale Woods Chaney Walnut Township Wyoming Missouri Montana James Henry Sisson Jeff Davis James Henry Thei Law Giver Eee Mt. Sinai M. L

Mocked Dying Wife In Pittsburgh Cruelty Case

In Bridgeville coal miner John Coulson faces a cruelty suit after his wife died. He allegedly taunted her as she wasted away, ate neighbors' food, and danced for joy at her deteriorating condition. An indignation meeting formed a committee to seek investigation by Agent Brien.

Pittsburg Humane Society John Coulson Bridgeville Coulson Potter's Field Agent Brien O'Brien

South Trimble Named Democratic Candidate for Seventh District

Owentown Kentucky August 22 South Trimble speaker of the last Kentucky house of representatives was to stay declared the democratic nominee for congress from the seventh district.

Owentown South Trimble House of Representatives Congress

Allies Plan of Attack on Pekin Unfolds

London reports General Gaselee telegraphing from Pekin that allied forces began the assault on August 14 after a rapid march from Tung Chow. Indian troops breached the southwest gate, Punjabs and cavalry secured the temple of heaven, and the foreign legations were occupied with 400 men by night. American and Russian garrison forces aided a wall sortie and central gate fall.

London Gaselee Pekin War Office Che Foo Tung Chow Temple of Heaven Legations MacDonald Tartar Chaffee Legation

Bell from the Alamo ends up with San Antonio leader

In San Antonio on August 22 Miss Adina De Zavalla, president of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas, obtained the original Alamo bell found three months earlier in Goliad. Offered for old iron by Mose Oppenheimer of Victoria, the 1722 bell measures 18 inches high, 14 inches across, weighs about 35 pounds, bears San Antonio and Spanish coat of arms, with clapper missing. It will be placed in the Alamo.

San Antonio Texas the Alamo Adina de Zavalla The Daughters of the Republic of Texas Goliad Mose Oppenheimer Victoria Tex Oppenheimer Miss de Zavalla Miss de

Carnegie to Campaign Against McKinley With Bryan Support

The Anti Imperialistic League says Andrew Carnegie will soon return to the United States to aid Bryan in the campaign. He is expected to speak under league auspices. Within a fortnight a Filipino speaker Sixto Lopez will also stump, recounting the Philippines war to the American public.

Boston The Anti-Imperialistic League Andrew Carnegie United States McKinley Carnegie Bryan Philippines Sixto Lopez

Ready to Bet on Election in St Louis Dispatch Style

Captain Pat Carmody claims to possess five hundred dollars to wager with Republicans on a Dockery plurality of thirty thousand. He also offers bets at odds of one to two and a half that Bryan will win, signaling aggressive pre election wagering.

Post-Dispatch Pat Carmody Dockery Bryan Quinto Celleiros Portugal Hipaus Chemical Co Sproce St New York

Rubber Rollers Crush Grapes for Speer Port Burgundy and Claret

Speer uses large rubber rollers run by an engine to mash grapes from the Oporto grape grown in Portugal. His wines, especially Port and Burgundy, are aged and highly regarded for weakly females and general family use. Doctors prescribe them for blood and iron, widely used at parties and weddings. Looply Davuceists and Grocers WHO DEAL In Warman.

Speer Burgundy Oporto Portugal Port Nodia

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