Death by Own Action In Missouri Real Estate Man
In St Joseph Missouri a man identified as E V Moorehouse died by his own hand after a telephone report to Dr J H Koch in Maryville. He was about 40, son of ex governor A P Moorehouse who also killed himself in Maryville on September 3 1901. No motive is known. Mrs Moorehouse was away at the time. He was a prosperous real estate dealer and appeared to be in good affairs.
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St. Joseph
E. V. Moorehouse
J. H. Koch
Maryville
Moorehouse
A. P. Moorehouse
Missouri
Marmaduke
Rattling Offer Lets Readers Get Republic and Butler Times
The Rural Route REPUBLIC and THE BUTLER WEEKLY TIMES are offered for one year to readers paying one year in advance for THE TIMES. Cash subscribers can get the DAILY REPUBLIC mailed for a year for $1.50 with the Butler Times included. others pay $2.50.
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THE
TIMES
Daily Republic
Butler Times
Rural Route Republic offers one year Times and Republic
The Rural Route Republic announces a daily cane edition of the St. Louis Republic delivered by mail only with ten pages of Regular Edition and complete Telegraphic Market and Financial pages. Subscriptions are available only to residents on rural free delivery routes for one year, sent to The Times.
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St. Louis Republic
SUN
the Times
Republic
County Court action on taxes and drainage bonds in 1907
County court met with Judges Harper Smith and Hyde and officials to adjust tax assessments, approve drainage bonds for Yancy Combs and security, issue a swamp land patent, and review dredge works and bridge concerns. Warranted fees totaled $745.40 plus engineer and dredge payments. adjourned to consult Vernon County on Reed and Pryor creek bridges. Petit jurors listed for February term across multiple townships.
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Harper, Smith and Hyde
Weeks
Beard
J. N. Kinion
B. E. Harrison
Mingo Township
N. L. Hooper
Summit Township
Yancy Combs
Bolin
Jas
Combs
M. M. Comba
Rich Hill
Vernon Co
Reed's
Pryor Creek
A. H. Bell
Bloomington
Lls
Timothy Foohey
Papinville
R. H. McWilliams
Miami
Santa Fe Plans Own Railway Ties From Eucalyptus
Cheago December 5 Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railway to grow its own ties by purchasing 10,000 acres in San Diego county California and planting 7,000 acres with eucalyptus trees An experimental 3,000 acre station will educate local farmers The plan aims to avert timber depletion by using eucalyptus for piles ties and bridge work Trees will take 15 to 18 years to mature yielding seven million ties annually with a surplus of about four million per year once established The railway currently uses three million new ties annually costing 2 303 078 dollars in the last fiscal year
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Cheago
Atchison, Topeka , Santa Fe Railway
San Diego County
California
United States
Santa Fe
Oath of F. J. Cheney & Co. to pay for cures
Frank J. Cheney declares as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6, 1886, before A. W. Gleason. Book promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
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Frank J. Cheney
F. J
Acta
F. J.cnexey & Co
Toledo
All
Hall
Anarchist Plot Report Discredited In Budapest
The Nap reports an anarchist plot against Emperor Francis Joseph and Archduke Francis Ferdinand, claiming four anarchists left Geneva for Hungary. Police watch the frontier, but officials deny any evidence of a planned assassination, and the claim is dismissed.
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Budapest
Dec
Nap
Francis Joseph
Francis Ferdinand
Geneva
Hungary
Real Estate Transfers and Warranty Deeds Listed
Real estate transfers and quit claim deeds involve numerous parties across multiple townships. Transfers include Alex Moorewood to Annie E Wil lame 40 acres in Homer for 900 dollars and Elmer Robbins to Johanna Meyer 80 acres in Charlotte for 3920 dollars, among others.
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Alex Moorewood
Annie E Willame
Homer
Thos McComb
Rose I Dibble
New Home
J F Gilbert
Page
Elmer Robbins
Johanna Meyer
Aec
Charlotte
F. O. Twyman
Reeder
Bik
Hustoms
Adrian
H L Falk
Hustons
Ewan
Griffith
Harmon Pelpmeter
Rockville
C Fisher
John M Moore
Atkison Park
Butler
DC Baker
N H Smithson
Hudson
W M Kurtz
Eliza F Thompson
Mingo
David Duffield
Thos Wateon
Rich Aill
T McKissick Et al
Rich Hill
James Maxey
RK Dunham
Mound
F R Hines
Nancy M Pulliam
Grand River
W F Duvall
Elmer Robbing
Pleasant Gap
C F Jennings
Arthur Duvall
Fred H Gann
Fannie Gann
Howard
A Real Wonderland Healing Tale in South Dakota
In Mound City Mrs. E. D. Clapp reports a wonderful healing with Dr King’s New Discovery for a lung and throat trouble. Explains exhausting coughing spells ceased after using the medicine, claimed to save a life. Available in trial bottles 50c and 1.00, guaranteed for coughs and colds.
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South Dakota
Mound City
E. D. Clap
Dea
Mra. Clapp
King
F.T
State Bank Law Changes Considered in New York
Governor Hughes commissions study banking law changes including trust company reserves. One plan requires 25 percent of deposits on hand with 10 percent in banks and 15 percent in company value. another calls for a 25 percent reserve on demand deposits with small reserve on time deposits. Likely effect: trusts may join clearing houses or form central bodies.
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New York
Hughes
Deaths and a double tragedy headline of figures
A fragment reports Major Seward a Guilford native once prisoner in the Civil War and tied to Queen Liliuokalani arc headlines while a Norfolk Nebraska scene records W B Nethaway killing his wife aboard a Union Pacific train and then shooting himself, all witnessed by many.
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Seward
Senator Hawley
Connecticut
Guilford, Con
Seventh Connecticut Volunteer Infantry
Hawaiian Islands
Norfolk
Neb
W. B. Nethaway
Union Pacific
Mississippi Wins Suit Against Singer Sewing Machine
Judge Henry JC Niles rules Mississippi collects back taxes from 1886 to date totaling about one million dollars. Wirt Adams, revenue agent, began suit in 1904 to recover taxes on solvent credits not listed. Adams states Singer held 4 to 5 million dollars in notes on which no payment was made. Court dissolves injunction on collection. Singer to appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Jackson
Miss
United States
Henry JC. Niles
Mississippi
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Wirt Adams
Adams
Singer Company
United States Supreme Court
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Arbuckles
Washington
Arbuckly Bros
New York City
Rural Route Republic
Butler Weekly Times
the Times and
the Republic
County Court Proceedings
Petit Jurors
John Raundart
W. BR. Owens
Deer Creeck
B. A. McRoberts
East Boone
J. E. Hunt
Weat Boone
Gilbert Dean
West Point
Chas. Bowman
Elkhart
Frank Langsford
Fred Church
Shawnee
J. P. Herman
Spruce
J. F. Swiger
Deepwater
W.L Kaab
Sommit
Frack Hendricks
Cali
State OF
Ohio
Lucas County
Wen
Zemstone
RS Kelley
Harriett Smith
Deer Creek
Washington, D. C
Seon
Lyman Hensley
Amsterdam
C. E. Robbins
Ocranon
Farmers Bank Building
Bates County
W. F. Duvall
J. B. Duvall
W. D. Yates
Farmers Bank
of Bates
County
Ete Gauvenesware As
E. A. Berner
Homer Duvaut
F. N. Drennan
Dillard Wix
Frank Holland
O. A. Heinleet
J.J. McKee
J. W. Cooate
W. F. Duvaut
E. A. Bennett, Pres
Cashier
J. J. Meekee
Homer Duvall
Agst
Jim Crew
Guthrie, Ok
Senate
Missouri State Bank
Butler, MO
Bul Barsitore
Oxtures
CS Due Depositore
Btate
Eee Peatinees
Eae
Walton, Catober
B. P. Powell
B. Radford
Tyler
John Dr. J. M. Frank M. Voris
Brrit G. Boyle
the Walton Trust Co
Esa
Frank Alles
J. B Jenkins
Maz Wetner
Wa. E, Wal Preek A
Evering
W. Triggton
Peet
Moemay
Vernon
Alana Barton
Furnor
Reese
Aix
T. C
C. B. Bi
Waltes
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