Four Big Greenfield Businesses Burned In Early Morning Fire
A Thursday 1:30 a.m. blaze in Greenfield Missouri destroyed four south side public square business buildings the Gunther hotel Farmers Telephone Exchange Hall Millinery and a pool hall. The fire likely started from a stove in the pool hall and spread rapidly engulfing two story brick structures before help arrived.
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Greenfield
Gunther
Farmers’ Telephone Exchange
Real Estate Transfers in Butler and Nearby Townships
Arthur Duvall and others sell to Fred C Keys section 15 Butler city. Isabell A McCulloch transfers to Martha Clark 80 acres section 34 New Home township for $1. Eben Palmer conveys to Etta L Duty multiple lots in Reeces 2nd Add Home for $1000. L J Hicks transfers to A Boone portions of blocks 45 and 62 Sperry's Add Rich Hill totaling several lots for $550. JM Christy sells 80 acres in Mt Pleasant township to James T Hull for $2800. JM Martin sells 40 acres in Mingo township to W H Vergason for $1200. Mary E Harrison sells 80 acres in Mingo township to J M Martin for $3200. Jesse E Smith sells 80 acres in Mt Pleasant township to Maggie Eisner and Chas Adams for $4500.
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Arthur Duvall
Fred C Keys
City of
Butler
Isabell A McCulloch
Martha Clark
Sec
Eben Palmer
Etta L
Duty
Reeces
L J Hicks
Boone
Sperry
Rich Hill
JM Christy
James T Hull
Mt Pleasant
JM Martin
W H Vergason
Mingo
Mary E Harrison
J M Martin
Jesse E Smith
Maggie Eisner
Chas Adams
Democracy Defined by Colin M Selph in St Louis Times
Colin M Selph a Democrat argues that true Democrats uphold party platform and principles. He contends that delegates revise tariffs downward in Denver and that nominees must adhere to party decisions or resign, preserving loyalty and integrity within the party.
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Colin M. Selph
St. Louis
Denver
Jeffries and Johnson Set 45 Round World Title Fight
Final articles signed in Hoboken NJ confirm a July 4 heavyweight title bout between James Jeffries and Jack Johnson. The match, to be held in Salt Lake City or near San Francisco, requires 90 days of training, uses five ounce gloves, and follows Marquis of Queensberry rules. Stakes total $151,000 with staged forfeits and a three-lock safe deposit plan for funds and stakeholders.
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New York
Jeffries- Johnson
Salt Lake City
Utah
San Francisco
Hoboken
N. J
Johnson
Langford
Jeffries
Kaufman
Tex
Rickard
John J. Gleason
Gleason
Jeffries and Johnson
Rickhard
Robert W. Murphy
Western Bank
Henry I. Kowalsky
Queer Laws and the Lincoln Bank Guaranty Ruling
The Springfield Republican comments on a U S circuit court decision in Lincoln Nebraska striking down Nebraska's deposit guaranty law. It argues the ruling threatens bank note reform proposals and a general guaranty fund for failed banks, warning of impacts on bank currency and notes.
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Springfield
Mass
United States Circuit Court
Lincoln
Neb
United States Supreme Court
Nebraska
Purkames dyed rags claim durable color colors stay bright
A note asserts that Co rags dyed with Pur- KAM Fapeessayes will not fade and retain vivid colors, promising long lasting hues and resilience for fabrics.
Can a Rich Man Go to Heaven Questioned
A Chattanooga Times article debates whether wealth bars entry to heaven. It notes the dispute is academic, cites the biblical camel through the eye of a needle, and observes shifting views on wealth and righteousness among teachers and leaders.
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Chattanooga
Notice of Posting by Plainview Lodge Members
At a November 13 1908 meeting of Plainview Lodge No 80 Central Protective Association a motion was passed to post farms against hunting and trespassing. Public notice declares obedience by listed members including J R Baum Henry Donvan Chas Dixon W F Duvall J C Clark and others. 4-4t i
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Plainview Lodge No
Central Protective Association
J. R. Baum
Henry
Henry Donvan
Chas.Dixon
W. F. Duvall
J. C. Clark
Chas. Grant
Frank Holland
O. P. Wilson
John
W. L. Heinz
J.D. Angel
J. R. Thomas
E. C. Wheaton
Lon Dixon
C. la Follette
W. C. Eldridge
E. W. Eldridge
Chas. E. Henry
J. W. Barnhart
J. D. Allen
R. R. Deacon
F. H. Crowell
David Powell
In the Sixth Missouri District Election Review
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled text with scattered phrases about Democrats and victory. No clear names, dates, places, or events are readable to establish a coherent news item. Further readable details are needed to craft a factual summary with entities.
Sugar Evidence Missing in Sugar Refining Case
New York testimony revealed a hole cut through a wooden stanchion of No 1 scales on the docks during the Sugar Refining Company prosecution. Weigher Thomas D. Hyatt testified he inspected all sixteen scales with the Treasury agent and found them fixed similarly though without springs.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Clevel
Thomas D. Hyatt
Treasury
Items Brought to America Across the Atlantic
A compact chronology outlines early exchanges between the Old and New Worlds. It notes Columbus introducing cattle in 1493, De Soto bringing swine to the southern U.S. by 1538, St. Augustine’s 1565 slave labor, Raleigh carrying tobacco to England in 1586, and early settlers introducing wheat barley rye and oats from 1607 to 1620, with first cattle and swine in Massachusetts by 1624, horses by 1629-30, and apples in Boston by 1639.
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America
Columbus
United States
de Soto
St. Augustine
England
Raleigh
Massachusetts
Boston
Rickard lands the big fight bid for Jeffries Johnson
New York promoter Tex Rickard winner of the bid for the Jeffries Johnson prize fight. He put up 20000 dollars, offers a 100000 dollar purse and full mov ing picture concessions. The match is planned for July Fourth in California Nevada or Utah with Jack Gleason reportedly involved.
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New York
Tex”’ Rickard
Eli Nevada
Jeffries
Johnson
California
Nevada
Utah
Rickard
Jack Gleason
Brother shot brother for not getting up in Kansas
Salina Kansas December 6 An 13 year old boy Lawrence Lindshold shot and killed his 8 year old brother Gilbert after he did not rise from bed The extended excerpt shows the two boys sons of John Lindshold living near Salina authorities report the fatal incident as a family violence case with the older boy accused of premeditated homicide.
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Salina
Kan
Gilbert
C Lawrence Lindshold
John Lindshold
Coca Lawrence
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