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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1903

Page

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Barber Kills Wife in Bed Before Self Surrender

In Salt Lake City a St Louis barber frank rose shot his wife on Christmas afternoon as their two year old watched. He confessed at the police station six hours later, saying he believed she was unfaithful and planned the killing over weeks. The dying wife named him before succumbing, while the child remained beside the scene.

Salt Lake Utah Frank Rose St Louis Rose Dreaser Frank George

Virginia Items of 1903 Christmas and local news notes

Virginia notes recap holiday happenings in town and surrounding areas. Meda Cozick and Anna Bard return from Warrensburg to visit family, while Lewis Garner suffers measles at home. A judge’s wife loses a turkey in town, later replaced. Leona Biggs visits grandparents near Hume. Christmas trees laden with presents brighten churches and homes, with families including Wolfe, Park, Tye, and others sharing meals and gifts. Mentions of farms hired for 1904, a broken telegraph, and local obituaries as Father Stillwell passes at Mulberry. school idle, reflections on life and aging residents, plus local figures like Mamie Bouyer and A. C. Peen listed among visitors and buyers.

Meda Cozick Anna Bard Warrensburg Lewis Garner Leona Biggs Hume C. W. Hensley Aaron MBE Christian Church Claton Wolfe G W. Park Vine Tobi John Hussey Wolfe Tye Amsterdam Virginia Wirt Hingon Lincoln Neb Geo. Thompson Ani Hattie Jd. H. Park Father Srillwell Muberry Mulberry Father Adams

Bitter Fight Promised Against Consumption Cure

TK Beall of Beall Mississippi recounts his wife’s battle with consumption. After trying many remedies, Dr King’s New Discovery brought rapid improvement and full recovery after four bottles. Trial bottle offered. price 50c and 10.00. guaranteed by BH L Tucker druggist.

Auctioneer Sale Notice Requesting Trial Satisfaction

Auctioneer offers trial satisfaction or no charges on sales inquiries. References provided on application. Call or address E. Rospixs, Avorett, Missouri for details. 45-tf

E. Rospixs Avorett

Glover Holds Cripple Creek Office Under Fire

Attorney John M. Glover defied Colorado National Guard in Cripple Creek as shots broke his left arm during a two hour standoff in his office. He called Governor Peabody a cheap anarchist and refused entrance, vowing to shoot if forced. Glover, a former St. Louis attorney and Missouri congressman, faced martial law actions and was later arrested while under siege.

Cripple Creek Corte Ottes Attorpes J. M Glover Missouri Theolorado National Guard Tis Verdeckberg Glover Peabody Gilaver Naylor Young John M. Glover St. Louis Colorado Vietor Frank James McMillan Gallatin Washington University Shepley & Glover

Ballard Social Club Elects Officers At Meeting

Ballard Social club members, seventeen charter, met Monday evening electing Douglas president Gartin vice president Hays secretary Milford Richardson returns from California with family. Rev A B Christie returns to Ottawa Kansas. C Couchman moves to Eureka. Margery Herrell visits Platte City teachers Walter Crow and Robert Hradley noted. Box supper proceeds to library. party at Mr Kelrsey reported as a highlight.

Ballard Social Club TO. Douglas G. G. Gartin Llith Hays Myrtle Warford Gartin Milford Richardson California A. B. Christie Ottawa Kansas C. Couchman Eureka Bates County Margery Herrell Platte City Wm. Herre Walter Crow Nyhart Robert Hradley State Normal Warreneburg Mr. Kelrsey

New Life Pills Benefit from Dr King’s Store Ad

Blunders are costly they say but you won’t err with Dr King’s New Life Pills. They claim to ease dyspepsia dizziness headaches liver and bowel troubles with gentle thorough action at H L Tuckers drug store.

Dr. King H. L. Tucker

Catherine McVey Dies At 104 In Danville Hotel Legend

Catherine McVey, 104, long time cook at the Danville hotel once visited by Abraham Lincoln, died suddenly today. Her husband died twenty-five years ago and after his death she never went to bed, but remained in a chair.

Danville, IL Catherine McVey Danville Hotel Abraham Lincoln

Bryan Declares He Is Not a Socialist

W J Bryan arrived in The Hague from Berlin and met the foreign minister. He reported Count Tolstoi asked if Bryan was a socialist, and Tolstoi replied he is not a socialist, expressing relief at the answer while noting Tolstoi appears aged but well.

the Hague William J. Bryan Berlin Bryan Count Tolstoi Russia Tolstoi

Mound Items Sparkled by Christmas Gatherings and Visits

Quiet holiday notes from Mound recount Christmas joy with children and families enjoying a tree. Locals like Mrs Alice Zimmers and families travel to Lafayette county and visit relatives. Cattle shipments to Kansas City, planned moves to Cline farm, and community updates accompany reports of bridge work and local visits.

Passnie Alice Zimmers Lafayette County Chas Aod Pred Turner D. No Sharp Appleton City R. M. Wilcox Kansas City John Lomapeich Emery Lockard Linn County Kansas Butler Tom Moon Walter Rice Walter Crews Nevada Eichler E. F. Boswell J. N Sharp J. W. Crews Butea County J. E. Crowder Foulk Ira Hardin Ora Hardin M.A. Harlow L. Eichler L.C.E

Electric Bitters Promised To Dismantle Ailments

A sensational advert claims Electric Bitters can end nervousness sleeplessness stomach upsets and other pains by toning the stomach regulating kidneys and bowels stimulating the liver and cleansing the blood. The remedy costs 50 cents with a money back guarantee by L Turner druggist.

L. Turner

Bargain Counter in Wives Fifty Husbands Wanted Novelty

A sensational boast by Mrs. Julia Work, head of a state industrial program, launches a “bargain counter in wives” promising the finest, prettiest brides for eligible men. She plans a public inspection of candidates, warning about dangers and urging use of a salve for minor injuries.

Tissu L. L Julia FE Work Milsouth Kate

Sees Her Sweetheart Die in Knoxville Romance Tragedy

In Knoxville on a December night 20 year old Householder ending his life by drinking carbolic acid in the parlor of his sweetheart Misa Susie Gillam. He had courted her for three years and they planned to marry on Christmas day. the motive remains unknown.

Knoxville Tenn Householder Misa Susie Gillam Miss Gillam

Power house wreck floods Syracuse lights

In Wabash Indiana on December 28 a blast of river floodwaters toppled the Booch and Kilgour power house ruining costly machinery valued at 25110 and leaving Syracuse without light until replacement. A separate ad seeks a trusted manager in Chicago offering 2000 salary plus expenses paid weekly.

Wabash Ind Benton Booch & Kilgour Syracuse Elkhart River House of Solid Addreta Monon Chicago

Porto Ricans Involved In Notorious California Case

A large, grim case in California links Porto Ricans to a brutal murder and body mutilation. Miguel Irouio, a leader, was arrested after a confession detailed luring a Chinese peddler, severing a head, and disposing of a skull. Antone Wradirrested and another suspect remain jailed as investigators pursue the truth.

California Porto Miguel Irouio Rile Fisneron Antonie Crinhiawl Antonio

Toothache Causes Death of Missouri Woman

Mrs. Joseph Copeland, a Missouri woman from ten miles north of St. Louis, died after complaining a toothache would burst. She reportedly thrust her head back on a bed and died within minutes, according to the St. Louis Times dispatch from December 29.

Missouri St. Times Joseph Copeland

The Cause of Sudden Deaths Promotes Kidney Remedy

A newspaper ad warns that kidney trouble leads to heart and bladder problems and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure. It claims kidney disease causes many sudden deaths and touts Swamp Root as a remedy available in fifty cent and one dollar bottles with a free sample and book offer.

Dr. Kilmer & Co N.Y

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