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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1905

Page

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Alger Seeks 5000 Dollar Monument for Gridley

Washington notes Senator Alger introduced a bill to appropriate 5000 dollars for a monument to Captain C V Gridley who commanded the Olympia at Manila Bay. He cites a letter from Mrs Gridley, 80, serving as a clerk, asking Roosevelt’s aid and proposing a joint memorial due to her finances and her late son’s death aboard the Missouri.

Washington Alger C. V. Gridley Admiral Dewey Olympia Manila Bay Gridley Roosevelt Capt. Gridley Missouri

Corn Stops Hog Fight On Stalled Train In Blizzard

In Middletown New York a stock train blocked by a sewer blizzard faced a ravenous herd of hogs. Railroad workers hauled an engine and car to Chester with corn to quell the hunger and prevent further chaos.

Middletown N. Y Key Court Chester

Acquitted of Murder in Abilene Kansas

William Hirt was acquitted of the murder of Herman Duvall, a railroad man, in Herington. On New Year’s night Duvall, after meeting Hirt on the street, pushed him, struck him with a lantern, and kicked him. Hirt fired, killing Duvall. the men had never met before.

Abilene Kas William Hirt Herman Duvall Herington Duvall Hirt

Platte County calls bonds and plans burn of debt

Platte City Missouri January 31 The County Court of Platte County ordered all outstanding bonds be called for payment on March 1 erasing an original indebtedness of 349000 dollars with no bonded or floating debt remaining A public bond burning will mark the event drawing county citizens to celebrate and witness the ceremony

Platte City Platte County

Gas Explosion Strikes Schwab Mine South of Cherokee

An explosion of gas at the Schwab mine near Cherokee occurred at about 6 PM during shotfiring. The tipple was wrecked and one cage blown from the shaft. Shotfirer E. Jenkins was badly burned and rescued. John Jackson is missing and presumed dead. A similar shaft blast a week earlier killed John Gae and burned William Imhoff.

Schwab E. Jenkins John Jackson John Gae William Imhoff

Mad engineer battles fireman on 30 mile freight run

Charles Kull, an engineer for the Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis line, went temporarily insane and fought his fireman Perry McKinley during a 30 mile dash from Colliers West Virginia to Carnegie Pennsylvania. The crew reached West Penn Hospital for examination as the train sped between 50 and 60 mph. The incident, following a prior derailment scare last Saturday, left the crew shaken and the engine now under medical review.

Carnegie, Pa Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago McKinley Colllera Thin Place Kull Wan R. L Taylor Weat Penn Hospital Pitteburz

Ballot proposal to grant female suffrage in Missouri

Jefferson City Mo January 30 Among resolutions introduced in the house one by Mr Quigu of Cooper county proposes that a constitutional amendment be submitted to the people to extend the right of franchise to all women over 21 who meet the male voter qualifications naturalized foreign born included.

Jefferson City Quigu Cooper County

School Children Frozen in Street in Pussaie New Jersey

On January 30 Nellie and Mary Graschot aged 6 and 8 were benumbed by cold while walking to school in Pussaie New Jersey. They lay in the snow unconscious with hands and feet frostbitten. A truckman found a red shawl and rescued them. The younger child’s condition was feared to be fatal.

Pussaie Nellie Mary Graschot Trockman

Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint Ad Shows Short Measure Tale

A letter to Mr. T. L. Harper from Butler Missouri recounts a tale of a Devoe paint contract mishap. A rival salesman claimed Devoe was short measure, leading to a swap of cans. The writer asserts Devoe finally ensured full measure and purity, ending with a promotion of Devoe lead-and-zinc paint.

Bill for Good Roads Introduced in Senate

Jefferson City Mo Jan 30 In support of the good roads movement Senator Brown introduced a bill creating a State Highway Commissioner to be appointed by the governor for four years The commissioner must be a qualified civil engineer and road builder and will work full time from the state capital He will collect highway statistics advise counties and cities on construction materials and methods and earn 2500 dollars annually plus travel expenses A clerk at 1000 dollars will be hired Brown said he supported the bill and did not seek credit for himself with the measure introduced at the request of Mr Moore

Jefferson City Brown W. H Moore Senate Itace Moore

Senator Cockrell recites letters to the late Senator Vest

Washington January 29 A postal card addressed to Senator George Vest Washington DC was handed to Senator Cockrell. It asks for a packet of garden seed and a blight friend Mamie Miller Jennie Miller Pruachie Miller St F D Reda 2 Mo He deduces the Millers live rural route 2 Reeds Jasper county Missouri but is unsure The mail to Senator Vest continues to reach Cockrell’s committee room as Vest is no longer living among American statesmen

Washington Cockrell George Vest Washington, D.C Sen Veat Pleeve Ous Mamie Miller Jennie Miller Pruachie Miller St. F. D. Reda Senator Cockrell Reeds Jasper County Senator Veat

State University Seeks 805 000 In Appropriations

Jefferson City Mo Jan 30 Campbell Wells Gardiner Lathrop Walter Williams and Dr R H Jesse members of the Board of Curators of the State University appeared before the Appropriations Committee of the House tonight to advocate the claims of the institution They want 405 000 for maintenance out of the seminary fund and 400 000 from the collateral Inheritance fund Colonel C L Woods of the Rolla School of Mines asked for 168 000 for the institution he represented Miss Mary Perry of St Louis asked for 7 500 for the Board of Charities and Corrections An excursion for the members of the assembly and state officers planned for Saturday Feb 4

Jefferson City Campbell Wells Gardiner Lathrop Walter Williams R. H. Jesse the State University Appropriations Committee The House C. L. Woods Rolla School of Minea Mias Mary Perry St. Louie Board of Charities and Corrections Assembly

Kansas City Jail Holds Murder Suspects in Widow’s Case

Ida Perdue 28 and Han nibal Connora 0, half brother, are jailed in Kansas City for safe keeping after the murder of Dr Emmett Perdue at Medmond Missouri. Authorities fear a lynching as Mrs Perdue claims the death was suicide. Connors went to Richmond day before the murder to file a warrant charging Dr Perdue with threats to kill Mrs Perdue and their three children. Doctor and Mrs Perdue had been separated.

Kansas City Jan Ida Perdue Hannibal Connora Emmett Perdue Medmond Richmond Perdue Connors Mra Doctor

Has Stood The Test 25 Years In Grove's Tonic Claim

An old GROVE'S Taste Tonic advertisement proclaims it has endured 25 years as a trusted iron and quinine remedy. The copy emphasizes its castorless formula and safe claims, urging readers to choose this familiar tonic for wellness.

Stanberry Gambling Crusade Reaches Thirty Six Complaints

Stanberry Missouri January 30 news reports 36 complaints filed against local gambling resorts as county authorities and Prosecuting Attorney Mil Giboney push a census closing disreputable businesses following Governor Folk's order to police chiefs. More suits expected in Albany tomorrow.

Stanbary Stanberry

Black Mafia War Declared by Kansas City Police

Kansas City police chief Joan Hayes says the city faces a Black Mafia presence. She asserts the local group is a branch of larger New York New Orleans and Chicago societies, responsible for unsolved murders, and announces a citywide crackdown.

Kansas City New York New Orleane Chicago Joan Hayes

To Cure a Cold in One Day LAXATIVE BROMO QUI NINE

A vintage ad promising a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Claims all druggists will refund money if it fails. Box bears W Grove's signature and sells for 25 cents.

W Grove

Gentile Judge Officiates Jewish Wedding in Fulton

Fulton Mo Jan 30 Judge H P Beaven of Callaway county probate court, a Gentile, married Morris Morgenstein of New York and Miss Julia Breenstein of Guthrie after they secured a license and found no Jewish minister in the area.

Fulton, Mo P. Beaven Calloway County Morris Mongenstien New York Julia Breenstein Guthrie

Dr Kings New Life Pills Promise Modern Relief

Greatly in demand medicine for blood and system repairs. Dr Kings New Life Pills cure stomach and liver troubles. At Frank T Clay's drug store 25c guaranteed.

Dr. King Frank T. Clay

Dying Man Names Assailant in Malden Shooting

F E Porche died from injuries after naming Fred Smith of St Louis as his attacker at Townsley's Mill vicinity. Smith, described as Englishman with gold tooth, was last seen in Malden Sunday and later near the scene. Coroner's jury verdict held Porche died at Smith's hands. Reward of 1000 offered for Smith's arrest and delivery.

Malden F. KE. Porche Red Smith St. Louis Townsley's Smith Townley Mill Eoglishiman Howards Wee Porche Fred Stith

Elopement With Priest Ends in Breakup

Annie Frater an 18 year old girl from New York abandoned her home and fled with Julian Dolinov a priest affiliated with the Pauliss Fathers Church in New York ten days of romance ended as she decides to return home to seek her parents forgiveness. He remains in Chicago awaiting developments.

Chicago Speuce Annie Frater New York Julian Dolinov Pauliss

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promoted For Wounds

A rough street scene is cited to urge carrying Bucklen's Arnica Salve for burns cuts eczema and piles. The ad promises quick relief from injuries and discomfort, noting the 25 cent price at Frank T. Clay's Drug Store.

Frank T. Clay

The Successful Wife and Her Handy Mischief

A Philadelphia tailor-tale notes how a wife keeps small surprises ready to brighten her husband's mood and forge affection. It suggests playful gestures like a carnation, a framed photo, or a favorite pudding to sustain happiness at home.

A Misapplied Petition at the Church Service

A misread notice recounts a minister’s reaction during a church service choir performance. After a lengthy anthem, the minister sends a fervent prayer thanking God that all are alive, prompting shock and mixed reactions from congregation and singers.

Globe-Democrat subscription pitch from St Louis ad

Readers are invited to subscribe to the Globe-Democrat papers. The Daily is unmatched in the West and the Weekly offers a value at one dollar per year for farmers and professionals. A free sample copy is available by writing the Globe Printing Company in St. Louis Missouri.

St. Louis Globe- Democrat Union Daily Globe-Democrat Globe Democrat Globe Printing Company St. Louis

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