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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1905

Page

15

Missouri Hero Figures In Senator Stone's Pension Plea

A long, fragmented notice profiles Missouri figures in Washington lobbying for increased veterans pensions. It cites Phillip Carmann of Willow Springs, a 50 year veteran with a Mexican War pension, seeking $12 monthly raise, and includes remarks about Harlan, Warner, and a tall tale of a 101 year old Hanlon seen campaigning nearby.

Washington Savannah Harlan Senator Stone Phillip Carmann Missouri Willow Springe Ita Roosevelt Carmann Stone Warner Clark County Kehoka Hanlon Willow Springs

Patrick's Resentence Sentenced to Death in New York

Ossining N Y Dec 11 Albert T Patrick the lawyer convicted of murdering Wm Marsh Rice the aged millionaire was today taken from Sing Sing prison to New York to be resentenced to death Patrick left Sing Sing about noon as cheerful and self contained as he has appeared at any time in the three which he has spent at Sing Sing fighting his death sentence through nearly every known legal procedure.

Ossining N. Y Albert T. Patrick Marsh Rice Sing Sing New York Patrick

Electric Bitters touted as malaria cure in Tex ad

An ad claims Electric Bitters relieve ague and malaria, a tonic with curative effect eliminating disease from the system. A Marion County testimonial reports a brother saved from fever and jaundice after taking the remedy at Frank T. Clay's drug store, price 50 cents.

Hoorietta Tex Frank T. Clay

Boston Patriots are Shocked by Bonaparte's Warship View

Boston mourns Secretary Bonaparte's annual report suggesting the Constitution might be burned as a target. Figures like John D. Long and President Eliot of Harvard condemn the idea as disrespectful to Old Ironsides. Charles Francia Adama calls the report brutal and astonishing.

Boston Bonaparte New England John D. Long Navy Eliot Harvard Charles Francia Adama

Missourian to Get $5,000,000 Heir Estate in Scotland

Jefferson City Missouri December 11 John H Rodeman an agriculturist and dealer in farming implements has received a telegram from a New York firm stating he is heir to an estate in Scotland valued at 5 000 000 and interest for nine years Through the firm with which he transacted business he was located after years spent to find him.

Jefferson City John H. Rodeman New York Scotland Fim

Fat babies need Scott's Emulsion for growth

A vintage ad extols fat babies as happier and healthier, claiming fat stores aid bones and nerves. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a comforting, nourishing product and offers a free sample with a wrapper image.

Senator Clay Collapses From Acute Indigestion

Washington December 11 Senator Alex Anders Clay of Georgia staggered into a hallway on Fifteenth Street at about 10 PM Sunday and fell in agony. An occupant summoned Dr Charley Davis who treated him for acute indigestion. Clay improved slowly after two cars’ work and was taken to his apartments without fatal outcome. family absent.

Washington Senator Alexanders Clay Georgia Fifteenth Street Charley Davis Clay Senator Clay

National Home for Disabled Veterans considers Yountville branch

The National Home board presented its annual report to Congress and asked whether to accept California’s Yountville state home as a branch. The report notes all branches in good condition and that 53,730 veterans were cared for in the last fiscal year, up from 51,851.

Washington Board of Managers National Home of Disabled Volunteer Soldiers Congress California Yountville

Explosion Damages Washington Gas Plant in Southeast

An explosion at the Washington Gas Light company plant in Southeast Washington caused about 150000 dollars in damages. The six inch by-pass gas main blew out, destroying the engine room building and machinery. Night engineer Thomas Woods was blown through a wall into the street but unharmed.

Washington Washington Gas Light Company Thomas Woods

Jefferson City Daily Republican Sold in State-Oriented Plan

The Jefferson City Daily Republican was sold to W. E. Crow, editor of the Daily Review of St. Louis. Crow will run the paper as a Republican state organ, enlarge it, and make other improvements.

Jeffrson City Jefferson City Daily Republican W. E. Crow Daily Review of St. Louis

Electric Bitters Promised To Aid Health In Trouble Times

An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for nervousness and digestive woes amid unrest. It claims to regulate Kidugye and Bowels, stimulate the liver, and clarify the blood, with a 50 cent price and a return guarantee if not satisfied.

Clay

Local Gun Shop Offer Near Powers Mill Bryan London

A notice states Bryan London on South Main near Powers Mill will handle gun work of all kinds. The shop offers to stock firearms with Eaglehor American walnut and cover shop rent for customers.

Bryan London South Main Powers Mill

Windsor Woman Hanged in Vermont Prison

Mary Mable Rogers aged 22, mother of a 3 year old, was hanged at Windsor state prison at 1 18 PM for the murder of her husband Marcus Rogers in Bennington on August 18 1902. She died at 1 37 PM after two reprieves and appeals, with few witnesses present.

Windsor Mary Mable Rogers Vermont State Marcus Rogers Bennington Spafford United States Supreme Court

To Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claim

An old advertisement hawks a remedy promising a single day cure for a cold. It urges readers to take LAXATIVE BROMO QUI MINE Tableta and asserts all druggists refund the money if it fails. Grove’s signature appears on the box.

Bew Grove

Tit-Bita Too Long in a Gospel Admonition

An old parishioner visits Doctor Gill with a grievance about his neckbands being too long. After she trims hers to her liking, the doctor counters with a dare to shorten something of hers. He asks her to stick out her tongue as part of a cheeky exchange.

Gill

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