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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1901
Page
4
The Weeaty Times announces a one year subscription to any address with postage paid for $1.00, published weekly on Whoreday.
A historic newspaper column argues Admiral Schley deserved vindication by the Naval Court and that Admiral Dewey failed a second chance to defend his brother officer. It praises Schley’s rightful place in history and questions the influence of naval elites on the proceedings.
Cardwell drops suit against the St. Louis HeYa latin after a $7,500 settlement with an unnamed party. Witnesses in Jackson County appeared to be used to besmirch the Democratic organization rather than aid Cardwell. The Republic denies any payment or retraction, leaving questions about influence and motives.
The text questions the honor of an individual tied to a money claim in a political expose. It suggests the unknown donor paid too much for an article and argues for continued investigation. It asserts Cardwell made charges, but claims Cook denied, and alleges the Democratic Party harmed itself by defending presumed corruption.
A mother's letter extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the key to a strong healthy baby, contrasting happiness with anxiety in weaker infants. The testimonial claims the medicine aided feeding, growth, and recovery, noting early use and substantial baby weight gains after birth.
The Nevada Mail reports Judge W. W. Graves of Butler as a prospective Democratic candidate for the state supreme court. Graves, current circuit judge, is praised as a capable, learned, and impartial jurist with strong support across southwest Missouri and nationwide backing. He rose from a poor farmer boy to a respected legal figure, noted for prompt rulings and sociable character.
The speaker extols a candidate as an active worker and true friend, noting his open handed generosity and wholesouled nature. He is aligned with the common people, strongest where he is best known, and signals that even without nomination, rivals will know he ran.
Judge W. W. Graves of Butler, a circuit judge in this district, seeks the Democratic nomination for the State Supreme Court. He is praised as an able jurist whose bench decisions stand up to the state’s highest court and earns broad support across parties.
Discussion of body vessels as pipes and sewers and the osteopathist who reestablishes function. Holiday ticket offer advertised by Butler Propeller with carriage rates for trips within 200 miles, date details, and agent contact B. C. VanPervoort.
In a Republic interview Judge De Armand avoided committing to a U S Senate bid. He said such a broad matter depends on who the act favors and that many considerations remain unthought, noting House members would consider moving to the Senate if their choice was simple.
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