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Guard Loots Stage After Shooting Driver Near Ensenada
In Lower California near Ensenada the Ensenada San Quentin stage was robbed eighteen miles south at La Gruella canyon. Driver Pancho Arane was shot in the neck and beaten. $700 government funds in transit were stolen, intended for road workers near San Quentin. Estrada, the guard, allegedly fired and fled with the money as a posse began pursuit.
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Dry Sunday in Hermann as county goes dry for first time since 1834
May 20 Hermann Missouri reports enforcement of a Sunday dry law in Gasconade County. Governor orders Sheriff H C Strack to ensure strict observance, prompting a rapid notice from authorities. Next Sunday Hermann will be dry, a historic shift since German settlers founded the town in 1834.
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Hemann
Gasconade County
H. C. Strack
Dr Kings New Discovery touted for consumption coughs
An item cites Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds with a testimonial from F J Huntly of Indiana. It claims to kill germs and offers trial bottles. Portland Exposition tickets list and travel prices follow, with dates and return limits.
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Oaklankon
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Dr. Kings
Frank T. Clay
Lewis and Lark Centionial Exposition
Portland
Ore
Fragmentary ad copy about cures and dosages
A fragment notes a patter about ten months and a cure claim. It mentions doses, a cure for cough, and stacking bottles. It reads like an old promotional snippet with unclear details and probable product references.
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Mule Economics Highlight Profit For Southern Farmers
A farmer writes that mules sell for about ten dollars more than horses and have risen in price for years. Mules endure heat, mature faster, and can be marketed at one to two years earlier than horses, yielding quicker returns. They tolerate work at age two with safety and incur fewer blemishes, making them reliable in hot cotton regions and wheat operations. The mule is a tax payer and mortgage lifter, ready for sale at any age, unlike horse foals which must be three to four years old and trained.
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Miss Mary Perry Tours Confederate Home Visit
Miss Mary E. Perry of St Louis, vice-president of the state board of charities and corrections, visited the Confederate Home in Higginsville. She praised the well kept farm, neat cottages, gardens, and abundant care for the old soldiers, saying the home is the best in the state.
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Alton Trail
St. Louis
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The President Not a Deadhead Says Philadelphia Press
A Philadelphia Dispatch states the President paid his railroad travel to Colorado and back, ending gossip of a deadhead trip. It notes his known scrupulous handling of obligations. It recalls Governor Roosevelt’s courteous reply to a pass offered for Mrs. Roosevelt and family, honoring the spirit and law.
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Missouri bankers convention closes at Midland hotel
Nelson of Chillicothe heads the Missouri bankers convention in Kansas City. Officers elected: president H. R. Nelson Chillicothe, vice president W. C. Harris Fulton, treasurer G. A. Nal Doniphan, secretary W. F. Keyser Sedalia. Delegates at large named. meeting noted for large attendance and discussions of daily legal questions. J W Perry of National Bank of Commerce St Louis urged cooperation with the bank employees association. A demonstration showed how electricity can breach steel vaults.
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Sedalia
J. A. Spencer
Joplin
E. H. Harris
Pilot Grove
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National Bank of Commerce
St. Louis
Back and Trust
Eastern Insurance Company
Estes Rathbone Reinstated in the Postal Service
Estes G Rathbone former fourth assistant postmaster general and director of poste in Cubs is reinstated after a prior sentence including imprisonment and a large fine. He arrived in Denver from Omaha, checked post office books, began work, and then left for St Louis amid cautious official discussion.
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St. Louis
Bucklen Arnica Salve Praised For Fast Healing
testimonial from C Rivenbark Jr of Norfolk Virginia reports instant relief and complete healing of a severely burnt knee after using Bucklen s Arnica Salve. ad copy also notes it heals wounds and goes up to 25 cents at Frank T Clays druggist.
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Norfolk
Bucklen
Frank T. Clays
Praying John Dies in Ellis Kansas Pioneer Known for Daily Prayers
John Horrigan aged about eighty, nicknamed Praying John, died after a short illness in Ellis Kansas. A pioneer resident for around thirty years, he was famous for kneeling to pray several times daily on the prairie near town, a practice he maintained until his death and widely noted by travelers.
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John Horrigan
Praying John
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John
Five Great Americans from Fiskes School History
Five leaders shape U S government says Fiskes School History of the United States. Washington wins independence and sets new government. Madison frames the constitution. Hamilton persuades adoption and sustains Federalist strength. Jefferson defines democracy and oversees party change. John Marshall as chief justice broadens constitutional elasticity with landmark rulings.
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United States
George Washington
James Madiseon
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas
Hey Must Go to Jail Money Lender Case in Kansas City
Kansas City May 20 Karge F Hey a money lender was found guilty of charging vexatious interest on a loan. He received a $100 fine and a thirty day county jail sentence. This marks the first conviction in a crusade against money lenders charging five or six percent monthly. Cases against several others are pending.
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Karge F. Hey
Bryan Commends Weaver for Gas Franchise Stand
New Haven May 24 William J. Bryan while on personal business commended Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia for halting a gas franchise grab deal. He called the deal the greatest grab this country has known and warned of municipal corruption when private interests strongarm franchises.
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Two Farmers Quarrel Ends in Stabbing Death Near Tishomingo
Ardmore Oklahoma May 20 Abe Clement and Albert Johnson clashed at a country dance near Tishomingo. Johnson stabbed Clement in the temple causing near instant death. The knife broke at impact. Johnson surrendered to Marshal Colbert in Tishomingo.
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