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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1901

Page

3

Brigands Protest Miss Stone Converts Them in Bulgaria

Sofia reports Ellen Stone alive near Kopriven Kolibi after her supposed death while in Constantinople the missionary and Mme Tsilka are said to be improving. Brigands, though abductions illegal, claim to act for a sacred cause and say Stone tries to convert them to Christianity with a doctor nearby for any needed care.

Vienna Sofia Ellen Stone Kopriven Kolibi Dubnitza Constantinople Mise Ellen M. Stone Mme. Tsilka Miss Stone

End of Murder Trial Ends in Not Guilty Verdict

The jury in the Lolanda Bonnie murder case at the Kenmore hotel in Washington, filed a verdict of not guilty after about five hours of deliberation. The acquittal follows a trial in which prosecutors failed to prove the charge. The article notes public expectation of an acquittal. Ballard's Snow Liniment ad copy appears, listing prices and local seller H. L. Tucker.

Washington Lolanda Bonnie James Seymour Ayers, Jr Kenmore Bonnie

Man seeks insurance on giant prehistoric skeleton

In Kansas City on December 12 a man named W M Fulton asked Drennan and Mastin to insure a prehistoric skeleton he claimed to possess. He said bones were found on Black Creek nine miles east of Enid Oklahoma. A rib weighed 285 pounds and vertebrae suggested a 300 foot long animal. Fulton planned to ship the specimen east.

Kansas City Drennan & Mastin

War Office anticipates Boer surrender after captures

Liverpool dispatch reports the war office interprets recent Boer captures as signaling a strategic yield aimed at avoiding a general surrender. The Post quotes officials who expect the struggle to end soon as the Boers seek to avert humiliation through detailed surrender.

Liverpool Post War Office

Twelve year old page resigns from Virginia Senate

Richmond December 12. Robert Hamilton aged 12, appointed as page in the Virginia Senate three days ago, has resigned. He stated he would not keep such company for 60 dollars a month, leaving the position abruptly.

Richmond Robert Hamilton Virginia Senate

Governor Fitzhugh Lee Honors Stay At Florida Hotel

A Georgia anecdote recounts Governor Fitzhugh Lee visiting a Florida city for a veterans reunion. He expected high hotel rates yet learned the staff refused payment, stating it an honor to host Virginia’s governor. The tale appears from the Saturday Evening Post commentary.

Fitzhugh Lee Virginia Florida Richmond Saturday Evening Post

Nordica to Claim Millions for Heirship and War Losses

Madame Nordica seeks $3 to $4 million from the government, placing the claim with Thomas B. Reed. She asserts she is the sole heir of Ichabod Norton, whose ships were confiscated during the Revolutionary War, with the government having collected a substantial sum from France.

Sioux City Madame Nordica Thomas B. Reed Nordica Ichabod Norton France

Findings of Court of Inquiry on Admiral Schley

Washington’s naval tribunal closes after three months of sessions. Dewey signs the findings praising Schley’s courage in battle while critiquing delays, misstatements, and conduct prior to June 1 1898. The report accuses Schley of vacillation and exaggerates delays, yet commends his leadership during July 3 actions.

Washington Secretary Long Court of Inquiry Admiral Schley Santiago Associated Press Admiral Dewey Cienfuegos Santiago de Cuba Santiago Harbor Brooklyn Schley Viscaya Colon Brooklyo Texas A.C. Hodgson Grorce Dewey United States Navy Samuen A. Lemay

Batt Carr's Edict in Caldwell Texas Riot Tale

A tale from New York Evening Sun describes Bart Carr, a famed killer of bad men, arriving in Caldwell Texas as marshal amid a rowdy town. He confronts Big Jim of the Red Light, then uses a mock sermon and a Sunday school stunt to parlay control over a chaotic parade of EX boys and revelers.

Batt Carr Texas Caldwell George Platt Big Jim Red Light Carr Bart Carr Biznes Tig Jim Jiji Jim

A Kansas City Florist Encounter Shines With Quiet Dignity

A young woman in a florist shop reads Les Miserables as a passerby recalls meeting her. He remarks on her refined, musical voice and inner sorrow hinted by her remark about the “thorny” life. He declares her well born and deserving respect, gifting a portrait of character amid poverty.

Jisiden Florist’s Kansas City

Education for Chan Scepiiaenion Jones Candy Cathartle

A humorous ad claims the product relieves constipation and promises a refund to druggists if it fails. It cites a price of 100 and mentions a trial offer with customer satisfaction noted in a flippant historical style.

Chan Scepiiaenion Jones

Funston to Return to Lola Kansas in January

News that General Funston is coming home in January delights Lola Kansas and surrounding county. Citizens, Twentieth Kansas veterans, the G A T and students plan an unprecedented reception to honor the gallant officer who captured Aguinaldo. Funston’s brother attends the local high school, and a World correspondent relayed the first notice to his parents.

Lola Kan Dew Feneral Funston Kanaan Aguinaldo Kansas Boys General Funston the World

Lodge Plan Wins Presidential Backing for New Executive Building

President approves plan by Massachusetts Senator Lodge to build an executive building south of the Treasury, with a $1,000,000 appropriation for a business and state functions structure. The White House residence for the president remains unchanged. The president is understood to fully back Lodge's bill.

Lodge Massachusetts Treasury of the War and Navy White House

S S S Cure Claims Wide Range of Blood Ailments

S S S promises a blood purifier and tonic from roots and herbs, claiming it cleanses poisons from the blood without harming the system. It asserts cures for cancer leukemia psoriasis herpes and contagious“ mol poison” and notes extensive correspondence and free medical advice from Atlanta based firm The Swift Specific Co.

Onur S.S.S SWIFT Atlanta

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THE Missouri State Bank Butler, Missouri Missouri Bates County E. Wattos Jobert T. Cc. Boalwak Booker Po J. R. Jenkiss Our Supreme Court Walton Trust Company Bates Vernon Barton Counties Butler United Frank Allen E. Walton Ballard H. L. Tucker Bears Stomis Little Boy oAsr Dewey New York Evening Sun Frank V. Bernhardt Iola J. M. Sallee Ohio Street
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