Butler Weekly Times subscription notice
The Weekly Times announces subscription terms from J. D. Allen Eprros. It states the paper is published weekly on Thursdays and will be mailed to any address with postage paid for one dollar.
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
4
The Weekly Times announces subscription terms from J. D. Allen Eprros. It states the paper is published weekly on Thursdays and will be mailed to any address with postage paid for one dollar.
Publicity can do no harm to honest corporations and corruption must be punished. The president urges swift action by Congress on naturalization prosecution, public corruption, and fixing a naval base in the Philippines. Tariff ties, rural delivery, roads, and canal issues are noted along with Panama's independence. Extradition, tax fraud in Illinois, and a miners wage cut are mentioned. the extra session is labeled a failure.
The Ties endorses Hon. Sam B Cook for a second term as Secretary of State citing his faithful service, leadership in the Democratic party, and a record of loyalty and integrity. He served on the National committee staff, led Missouri party efforts, and is praised as open honest and broad minded. The piece predicts the Democratic convention will nominate him and he will win election.
Albany report on William Ziegler baking powder magnate shows extradition chances dim. Gov Odell's stance and political influence hinder Missouri’s bid to bring Ziegler to trial for bribery of state legislators. Attorneys outline briefs as Missouri weighs next steps with possible January decision.
A united New York delegation will head to the Democratic national convention for Chief Judge Alton B. Parker. David B. Hill conferred with Tammany leaders in New York and Albany, with Hill returning to the capital as the Parker delegation was announced.
The Missouri Supreme Court will issue opinions tomorrow in Kane and Division No 2. Rumors say a decision may come on Edward Butler of St Louis, convicted in 1902 of offering 2500 dollars to Doctor Henry M Chapman to influence a garbage contract award to St Louis Sanitary Company. Butler appealed and has been on bond. final argument was October 13 1903.
John Alexander Dowie circles Zion City with a protective wall like ancient Tyre and Babylon. Overseer issues orders to begin construction using millions of bricks. Doctor Speicher is authorized to obtain architectural plans. The barrier will be 18 feet high and 1.5 feet thick with six openings, distributed across the compass.
In the receivership proceedings the court reveals that J P Morgan and Company supplied the money used to float the United States Shipbuilding Company, confirming the financier behind the shipbuilder.
Charles D. Norris, a car inspector in Ithaca, was released after less than two years of a five year sentence for stealing 60,000 in bonds and 10,000 in jewelry. His son, nine year old, personally delivered a plea to Governor Odell, leading to Norris's pardon after Governor Odell reviewed the case. Norma took the items from a private car of a wealthy theatrical manager on a sidetrack. Norris had left a wife and three children in hardship.
Order of publication in Bates County circuit court in vacation directs W T Montgomery to appear in the next term to contest delinquent taxes dating back to 1 9 0 and 1 9 1 0. The case seeks to enforce the states tax lien on Lot 5 North Part Section 35 Township 39 Range 31 and to sell the land if default occurs. Publication to run weekly in the Katean County Times for four weeks ending before the next term.
State of Missouri invokes a circuit court action for delinquent taxes in Bates County. Nonresident defendants Virginia Quisenberry and related parties appear via representative, with publication notice required fifteen days before the next term. Court records show the action by the Missouri relator W T Johnson ex-officio collector.
Jefferson City Mo December 7 Gov Dockery issued a proclamation renewing a $400 state reward for one year for the arrest and conviction of Bossie Francia who is wanted in Boone county for the murder of Mary Henderson a young white woman in August 1902
A desaturated talk of chronic illness describes thin weak people as chronic cases needing Scott's Emulsion to restore flesh blood and strength. The ad promises new life for the weak system and offers free doses to readers.
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