Odessa officials arrest preacher and two deacons over game law violation
A preacher and two deacons are under arrest in Odessa for seining violating the game law. The report also mentions stray comments about Massachusetts residents, millinery sales, and political alignments in St. Louis and Nebraska as broader context. The piece references party discourse and tariff debates affecting perceptions of government management.
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Odessa
Mount Vesuvius
Naples
Campaigning by horse and buggy in Kansas Fourth
J W Moore Republican tariff farm candidate for Congress seeks victory on the Democratic ticket in Kansas Fourth district. Reports say he plans to tour every township in his belt using six teams of thoroughbred horses. Also notes reunion plans for United Confederate Veterans in Joplin with dates set for September 26 37.
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Missouri
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Thoreday
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Aamanding
Naples and Rome Visit From a Missouri Traveler
Wm E Warton records a Naples Rome tour in May to August 16 1906. He notes Rome’s ancient population, Vatican and Pantheon sights, Pompeii eruption history, Mount Vesuvius activity, and Naples’ harbor customs with boat transfers and enthusiastic Italian street life. He observes peddlers and beggars flocking foreigners and closes with northward travel plans.
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Butler
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Triber
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Vatican
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Sisters of Charity
Missouri
Mediterranean Sea
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Pompeii
Respite Granted to Mrs Myers and Man Hottman
Governor Folk granted Mrs Agnes Myers a respite to October 26 and a stay of execution for Frank Hottman both awaiting execution on September 8. This is their second reprieve after initial sentences to hang on June 29. Mrs Myers remarked she expected the governor to commute if the court failed to decide in her favor.
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Folk
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Frank Hottman
Liberty
Grandmother Fox Aged 108 In Missouri Photo Moment
Bedalia Missouri widow Grandmother Fox aged 108 years and six months poses for her first portrait. Born February 14, 1798 in Kentucky, she has lived in Lewis and Pettis counties eighty years and has never ridden a train. She reads without spectacles and helps at home, weighing 140 pounds at her heaviest, in good health for her age.
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Smithton
Pettia County
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Missouri Pacific
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Worland Hears Worland Depot Hope and Coal Vein Search
Worland residents gain a depot hearing with Kansas City R R Co as commissioners meet on August 21. A coal vein assessment near town draws interest from major state-backed firms. Infrastructure improvements include new sidewalks Main Street work and a new calaboose. Deputy Joseph Franklin leads a quiet land option program.
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Frank Johnson
Kansas City
Hoop
Worland
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R. R. Co
Main Street
Joseph Franklin
G. N. Craig
Secretary Shaw to Spend Week in Missouri
Leslie M. Shaw, Secretary of the Treasury, will spend a week in Missouri next month to enthuse Republicans. To meet the Republicans, twelve speeches are planned across the state, with Congressman Watson of Indiana and Speaker Joe Cannon of Illinois also expected to visit Missouri next month.
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the Treasury
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Shaw
Watson
Joe Cannon
Illinois
St. Louis
Sullivan to Welcome Bryan in Madison Square
Chicago officials name a 105 member Democratic committee to attend William Jennings Bryan’s welcome in New York after his overseas trip. The group includes Roger C. Sullivan John P. Hopkins William Loeffler and other leaders who backed Bryan’s Peoria convention request.
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National Bryan League
William Jennings Bryan
Madison Square
New York
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John P. Hopkins
William Loeffler
Peoria
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Nebraskans Welcome Bryan Home Train Parade
Chicago on August 25 reports a Pullman train carrying 114 Nebraskans including seven Democratic mayors. Huge banners proclaims Nebraska welcomes Bryan home as the train and its cars pass through the city.
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Governors of Southern States Arrive for Bryan Reception
In New York at the Hotel Victoria the Bryan reception committee reports huge visitor numbers. Delegations from Missouri and North Carolina, plus Maryland and Missouri governors with staff, plan arrivals, with the Florida delegation represented by officials due to a campaign. Governor Folk to attend, Waldorf Astoria and Gothan host venues.
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