Negro Lynched in Maryland Mob Executed Man in Annapolis
A masked mob attacked a jail in Annapolis Maryland lynching Hievey Davis alias Clambers after refusing to release him. They dragged him to the outskirts, strung him to a tree and fired on him, while authorities stood by to prevent interference. The incident followed confusion over a state law license clause cited by Republicans and sparked calls for a statutorily clearer rewrite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Browne
Ville
Hievey Davis
Clambers
Brownsville
Rama
Wiliam
Tas ii Perea
Snell
Not a Drink for Children in Lamar Paper
A Lamar Democrat columnist mocks the Tom and Jerry tale as a child inappropriate drink. The piece notes eggs sugar hot water and a dash of meg as ingredients and laments the barkeeper making it stronger for adults. The tone rails at the bartender and suggests the beverage is no longer suitable for kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Democrat
Lamar
Tom and Jerry
Outwits the Surgeon in Leavenworth Woman Cure
A woman in Leavenworth Ind suffered from post. The husband postponed surgery fearing fatal results and tried Electric User s, which reportedly cured her. The ad claims guaranteed cures for torpid liver kidney disease biliousness and more. Best ten is made price 50e at Clay’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Thos
S Austin
Leavenworth
Ind
Clay’e Drag
Notice of Publication in Bates County Circuit Court
Order of Publication in Bates County Missouri for Susan French Carl Clemmens Anna Clemmens and others. Plaintiffs seek partition and sale of described real estate in Walnut including sections 15 39 33 and lots 1 2 3 4 of block 86. Defendants unnamed non residents must answer by February term 1907 at Butler courthouse. Public notice printed weekly for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Sarah M. Lowery
George D. Lowery
Robert W. Lowery
T. P. Lowery
Susan
French
Carl Clemmens
Anna Clemmens
de Pid Cate Aura
Carl Clemmena
Avns Clemmens
State of
Missouri
Anid
Batea
State of Missouri
Afteen
Walnut
Bates County
Wales
Susan 8
Carl ‘Emmens
Col Sprees
Thie Court
Butler
Esld
Tees
M. Barkley
Ginter
Barklet
Notice of claims deadline in Bates County court letters
Notice states that letters testamentary were issued to ED A Sor and J E Hook on December 12 in Bates County. Creditors must file their claims within one year from the date of letters or be barred. claims not exhibited within two years from publication will be forever barred. Executrixes: ED A Sor and J E Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook
Bates County
Pate Court
A. Sor
J.E. Hook
Notice of Administration Letters Issued in Missoury Probate Court
Notice is hereby given that letters of administration have been issued by the County Probate Court. The undersigned administrator requests interested parties to present claims or interest in the estate for proper settlement and probate administration.
Order of Publication State of Missouri Probate
Court orders notice by publication in a case against non residents Mary Wenger Anna Stoner Adda Wenger J Lincoln Wenger Albert F Wenger and others. Plaintiffs seek to decree the will of Maria Fry deceased and distribute the estate of J Fry as trustee. Hearing set for first Monday after January. publication weekly for four weeks in a local newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Hates
J.D. Allen
J. Pre
Va. Plaine
Thou
J. Smith
T. Fry
Lydia L. Pry
T. J. Fry
John C. Hayes
John Fes. Jr
Myrtie May Fry
Albertnerri Martin Lry
Marthe L. Fry
Mimlea Flickenger
Marek Kawer
Adaline F
J. A.silvers
Ante
Mary A. Wenger
Anna M. Stoner
Adda F. Wenger
J. Lincoln Wenger
Albertua F. Weer
Miswouri
Halntifts
Maria 8
Frydoomasel
Ene Truster
Bia Bande
Eatate Orl
J. Fry
Inte Marinas
Fry
Decened
Mary KO Wenger
Anna
Stoner
Lincoln Wenger
Anid
M. Haynery
Wates
O.M Nwarkley
Partition Suit Notice in Bates County Missouri
In the October term 1906 at Adrian Missouri the plaintiff Mary A. Claymer seeks partition of real estate in Bates County Missouri. The court orders publication in the Adrian Bates County newspaper for four weeks, notifying defendants James Licklider and Fannie Licklider to answer by February term 1907 or risk judgment by default. The property includes parts of section 24 township 41 range 32 and other parcels in Page’s addition to Adrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treuit
Mary A. Claymer
James Lickliler
Fannie D Wiecklider
Claymer
James 3. Licksider
Fannie Licksider
State of
Missouri
Plaintif
Ates and Siste
Towil
Tvo
Page
Adrian
Hates
Tua Buren
Bates
Chas. M
Keen Ry
Aua
Sunithin
Ivay
Citas. M, Barkley
Clark
Missouri Court Orders Publication in Divorce Case
In Missouri Circuit Court Butler County an action for divorce is underway against Henry Roberts by Jane de Roberts. The court orders publication to notify the non resident defendant of the suit and sets a February 1907 term for appearance with four weeks of newspaper notices in the Burien Weekly area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Missouri
Jane de Roberts
Henry Roberts
Anemy Roberts
Tate
Missouri
Aince
Ous
Butler
Snower
Cedes
Burien Weex.r
The Cost of Cities Budget Compare Gives Scale
New York City plans a next year budget of 116 806 490 37 dollars, about one fifth of expenditures for U S cities over 30 000 population. It spends more than six other large cities combined and twice Chicago in population yet costs fourfold. The census bulletin notes municipal ownership of waterworks gas plants and ferries and claims Hoboken has the highest population density per acre. New York is the largest city by area, followed by New Orleans and Chicago.
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New York City
United States
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
London Council
German Empire
Kingdom of Prussia
Spain
Census Bureau
Citiea
Portland
Ore
Auburn
Detroit
New York World
Hoboken
New Orleans
Alaska Campaign Begins as New Territory Seeks Senate Seat
Alaska moves toward representation in Congress as a new territory elects a delegate. Population near 100,000, many Indians, vast area west of Mississippi. Campaigns will be rugged with limited railways and roads, centers like Sitka and mining camps seen as key sites. Also notes Paris has not executed anyone in a decade and capital punishment is publicly performed, leading to a legal quandary over a condemned man who insists on dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Diosuit
United States
Mississipi River
Sitka
Paris
Place de la Roquette
Pennsylvania Girl Pitcher Stuns With Five-Index Outs
A young Pennsylvania girl emerges as a standout pitcher noted for striking out five men at once. While described as prodigious and capable of throwing like a seasoned star, the piece suggests she may not become a lasting fixture in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ballooning touted as cure for nervous affections
A medical authority endorses bal loon ing for nervous troubles while a balloonist’s crashes imply resilience to minor earthly annoyances. A diet expert who praised whole wheat died from boiled crabs, illustrating the gap between preaching and practice.
Denial of Legion Honor May Drive New Bernhardt Tour
The report notes Sarah Bernhardt faces a refusal to award the Legion of Honor. Facing the setback, she may embark on another farewell tour, a response some view as vindicative. Her public stance remains defiant despite the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bernhardt
Sarah
Airship Sailors Seek Conspicuous Public Nuisance
Questioning ideas, sailors debate a plan to mimic disruptive tactics seen from automobilists. Critics warn the scheme would annoy the public and risk danger, urging restraint and safer demonstrations instead.
Order of Publication in Mates County Courthouse
In the Circuit Court of Mates County an order for publication is issued to require Archibald K. Hart and others to appear. The case concerns a partition of land in township thirty nine and range thirty, with a division of sale proceeds between plaintiffs and defendants as decreed by the court. Publication required weekly for four weeks in Tax Botien WEEKLY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Mates
Circuit Court
Ty Rumey
Archibald K. Hart
Ilie M. Wood
Anna B. Golfrey
Miainille
Hitle Fo Selfers
Wren Waber
Jere Dodart
Stephen Bo Hart
Frm
Duvall & Pereywal
Dnewall J
Duvall
Percival
Haveweil
Utero Potitention
J. A
Silvera
Mimvongy Oljer
Percivall
Otto Amu
Matuenndt
Eouthweat
Eoutheast
Hoathenat
Eomtheast
Gorton
Porthwest
H. Ke, Perelgall
Jere B. Hart
Butler
Inaald County
Anid Isuse
Anid
C.M. Barkley
C. M. Barkley
Sir Chenlt
Bates County Circuit Court In Vacation Notice
In Bates County Circuit Court in vacation, Dec 11, 1900s, Bates Canyen files a petition alleging defendant Robert Calhoun is a non-resident. The court orders publication in The Weekly Times for four weeks and 30 days prior to first appearance. Clerk signs, dated December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Bates Canyen
Plaintie
Hubert Caltoun
Robert Calhoun
Etherexpen
Tue Waexiy Times
Aid Com
Circuit Court of
Tes County
M. Barkley
Mysterious Names Include Purdy Mollenry and Weat Heirs
In Vacation Circuit Court action dated December luth, listing multiple defendants and unknown heirs or devisees including Purdy, Mollenry, Weat, West, McClendon, and others. The order of publication names the unknown spouses and heirs as required for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kates
Cireuit Court
George VA
Purdy
Mainz
Janes Mollenry
Wilew
Dev Nord
Jervis Mollenry
Weat
Winower
Belrw
Mary Ang Weat
Ann Weel
Sarah McClendon
Charlotte Roose
Marthe d
Giagor
Martha J. Guyer
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Maryland
Wahkon
Oelbes
Che Negro
Ib Laaigelig
Toe Uware
Dooley
Benton
Ayer
Lowell
Bass
Sissours
Earth
Peronal
What Is
Castoria
Miasou
al Leplig
James McHeory
Th. J. Wout
Mary Ames
Seral NeClenden
Martha J. Goyer
Perenne
Charlottie
John McHenry
Charlotte
Heira
James McHenry
E.d. Weet
Mary Ann Weat
Decasi
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