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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1902
Page
2
Witnesses describe Howard triad related shooting in Kentucky, with conflicting alibi evidence and defense attempts to pin blame on others. contemporaneous Kansas City market and livestock data contrast with trial narrative. figures show large livestock values and nationwide production trends.
A bill to curb anarchist activity and punish assaults on federal officers was discussed by the committee. The measure would impose fines or prison for those who advocate overthrowing the government or who join groups with such aims. The special committee plans to report to the cabinet in the coming days.
A political endorsement piece lauding DeArmond as a pure, able, and vigorous Democratic candidate for Congress. It portrays him as experienced, honest, and free of corruption, favored over Hill, Harrison, and Gorman, with broad cross‑section support and leadership potential. Leavenworth, January 24. Mrs. David P. Harris, 92, dies near Lansing after a year of ill health following a stroke. native of Tennessee, homesteaded in 1865, mother of ten, survived by eight children, sixty grandchildren and many great grandchildren.
A Kansan recounts Jim Pelle's $500 donation to friends and locals, not institutions. His simple act echoes the Golden Rule, as he recalls hunger and homelessness and chooses direct aid over hoarding wealth. The piece lauds tenderness and personal charity over large foundations.
Sedalia Mo Jan 23 Theodore Crawford of Warsaw Mo was arrested this afternoon charged with forging the names of A E Messerly and Paul Pehl on a 300 note to obtain money at Citizens National Bank. He is in jail.
Jacob Bergrin, 17, a Brooklyn law student from Stone and Blake avenues, shot himself after a dispute with his father over a recently bought bookcase. He fired a test shot and then a second at his temple, was found unconscious at a neighbor's home, and was taken to St Mary’s Hospital with surgeons saying he will die if he does not survive.
In Kansas City George L. Henderson aged 75 married Elizabeth Bryant 55. He is Speaker D. B. Henderson's brother. She lies prostrate in a boarding house destitute and dependent on eastern friends. Henderson is in Yellowstone Park. their marriage sparked a noted social fall from refinement to hardship.
Washington January 28 The House completed debate on the urgent deficiency bill but postponed passage until tomorrow. A successful effort raised rural free delivery carriers pay from 500 to 600 dollars yearly. Mr Hill of Connecticut backed the increase. Cannon and Loud opposed the method as irregular, but rural constituents carried support and the measure passed 109 to 78.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a severe skin complaint with itching burning oozing and scaling. The text mentions redness cracking and discomfort, noting treatments fail while the affected area bleeds and remains irritated.
London Jan 23 Lord Staverdale who will marry the daughter of the marquess of London Derry may owe a cabman 50000 for jewels left in a cab. He had jewels of great value conveyed to a London Derry mansion and forgot them. The cabby returned them to Strotland Yard per police rules he must receive 10 percent of value.
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