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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1905
Page
5
Democratic Central Committee Meeting Notice in Butler Missouri
Mates County Democratic Central Committee members are called to meet at the Court house in Butler on December 30th at 2 o clock to determine methods for nominating county officers and fix dates. All members urged to attend in person for any other business. Secretary chairs R O Howann Jas B Coarns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mates County
Democratic Central Committee
Butler
Alen
Howann
Jas
Coarns
Democratic Committee to discuss field for Bates County next year
Bates County Democratic Central Committee will meet in Butler on Saturday to decide plans for placing a ticket in the field next year. The chair argues for a full county canvas, avoiding a premature primary, to ensure party harmony and equal opportunity for all Democrats to compete without bias toward towns over rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates County
Democratic Central Committee
Butler
Shia County
Combs
Wome
the Times
Bates
Interista
Ieee
Bates Coun
Salt Manufacturers Seek Rebates To Break Salt Trust
Independent Kansas salt makers plan to petition the Interstate Commerce Commission for rate reductions and rebates. They allege unfair discrimination by railroads, aiming to dismantle a local salt trust while awaiting the next hearing and possible revelations on rebate practices. Governor Hoch hosts Redden Mission children at the Topeka mansion, treating them to a Santa Claus event with songs, popcorn, and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topela
Bay
Kansas
Salt Trust
Interstate Commerce Commission
Carl W. Taylor
Topeka
Kan
Mai Hoch
Santa Clause
Redden Mission
Gov. Hoch
Guthrie strike by line operators and typesetters
Guthrie Oklahoma December 26: Thirty line type operators and typesetters at the Daily State Capital strike for an eight hour day. Printers left three days earlier and were joined by operators on Monday amid Christmas labor action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Lawrence Gazette Changes Leaders in Local Newspaper Merger
Lawrence Kansas December 26 announces the third major change in local papers. Fineh, longtime Gazette publisher, joins with C Hall and W J Flinto n and George Brune from the Journal and Eudora News respectively as the Gazette links with the Lawrence Journal and Lawrence World under one management. The consolidation, seen as the strongest printing and newspaper combination in the city, is expected to boost operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
Fineh
Lawrences Cagette
C. & Hall
Lawrence Journal
W. J. Flinton
Journal
George Brune
Eudora News
Gazette Company
C. E. Carrol
Alma
Kansas
J. L. Brady
Lawrence World
The
World
Senators seek aid for Pinar del Rio tobacco growers
Dec 26 Havana report: a meeting of provincial lawmakers from Pinar del Rio requests government aid for tobacco crop damage from recent rains. Committees to urge public works and agriculture departments to accelerate provincial projects and provide employment for workers in tobacco districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Congress
Pinar del Rio
Public Works
Banquet on Rail Car Celebrates Los Angeles Limited Return
Ogden Utah December 26 The forty eastern newspaper men returning home after riding the new Los Angeles Limited were entertained at a Christmas banquet aboard the train by Union Pacific officials after leaving Salt Lake City. The banquet featured formal dinner and evening dress, described as unique in railroad service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Nine-year-old Mary Kennedy shot near Christmas tree
Washington Pennsylvania December 26. Mary Kennedy nine daughter of James Kennedy Hazelkirk near here was shot to death Monday morning while standing near her Christmas tree at the window of her father's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
Mary Kennedy
James Kennedy
Hazelkirk
Here
Robbers Fail In Coffeyville Depot Safe Blown Open
Coffeyville Kansas December 26 three robbers blew open the depot safe at the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe station but fled before securing the small silver amount. Bloodhounds trace failed to locate the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville, Kan
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Insurgents Attack Moscow Rail Stations Amid Fierce Bridge
In Moscow on Monday insurgents attacked Kazan and Nicholas rail stations as 2,000 workers joined 100 militiamen from Perovo. The depots were set ablaze amid heavy exchanges with troops, while Perovo and Libyerts nearby stations remained in insurgent hands. Reports from St Petersburg and London describe mass casualties and dire conditions with hospitals filled and rationing feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kazan
Nicholas
Perovo
Moscow-Kazan
Fie
Nichola
Yarasimn
Nicholai
Perove
Liubertsy
St. Petersburg
Tverskala
Mother of Rev Charles Sheldon Dies in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas Mrs Stewart Sheldon mother of Reverend Charles M Sheldon died Monday night at 1508 West Street from a long heart disease and throat trouble with diphtheria symptoms. she was 74. In Holton Kansas a mysterious fire killed farmer William Madden at his home as his children returned from a Christmas festival. explosion from coal oil is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sheldon
Topeka
Kan
Stewart Sheldon
Charles M. Sheldon
West Street
Holton
William
Madden
Burchard
Neb
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