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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
4
Democratic Ticket for State and Local Offices
A historical ballot slate lists candidates across state and county posts including state senator DC Ressini representative T L Warver county clerk Jon F Werrell treasurer J A Patterson probate judge J T Lible for sheriff Jok T Smith and other judicial and coroner roles with names such as A K Lodwick W T Henson and J A Breck in a North and South district configuration. The OCR reads as a formal ticket outlining multiple offices and nominees across districts and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CO. DC
Ressini
T L. Warver
County Ferk
Jon F. Werrell
Treat
J. A. Patterson
T. K. Lible
Sherit
T. Smith
Vrebate Jnge
Juuin A. Bilvers
Altommey
A. KB. Lodwick
Treasuer
W. T Dhenson
Trebling
Butler to stand trial in Columbia on bribery charge
Ed. Butler of St. Louis faces trial in Columbia, Missouri, on an attempted bribery count after a venue change. The case centers on alleged efforts to influence officials, with proceedings moved to a different jurisdiction for fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Butler
St. Louis
Columbia, Mo
Fire at Saratoga Claims Five Lives in Morley Section
A devastating blaze in Saratoga New York within Morley district burned five persons to death and caused significant property damage. Investigators reported extensive fire damage and the loss underscores ongoing safety concerns in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
Saratoga
New York
Morley
Dinrge Nimountig
SSO
Farmer sells hooded horse to neighbor in Mexica region
Adolphus Swartzendrabender, a farmer living near Mexica, sold a hooded horse to neighbor Heinrich Peenen kinder. The horse’s name was Tim, and the sale was reported in a brief local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Swartzendrabender
Mar Mexica
Heinrich Peenenkinder
Tim
Cass County Democrats Select Delegates at Convention
Casscounty Democrats held their convention last Saturday and selected delegates to the Spring judicial convention. Names listed include A. Whitsith Atlen Glenn and Bod Arnold along with Seaton and others. The meeting showed enthusiasm for initiatives aligned with their aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casscounty Democrats
Spring Tech
A. Whitsith
Atlen Glenn
Trierry Bod. Arnold
Ro Mo Folisan
Dovital W. Seaton
Nde Cimnives
Nonsense text likely from OCR of a Missouri item
Fragmentary OCR reading mentioning Kanes City Stir in Missouri and alleged protest against oil theft and axis of the earth. Content is garbled with no clear event, date, or verifiable entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanes
Thisere
Missouri
Missouri official halts harvest aid to Kansas fields
William Anderon state labor commissioner of Missouri ordered B R Howard Missouri employment bureau head to stop sending harvest hands to Kansas. He based the directive on a statement by T B Gerow Kansas labor chief that workers were not needed. Last year Missouri sent 240,007 men to Kansas harvests as the state faces a light wheat crop due to drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anderon
Missouri
B.R. Howard
Hatesity
T. B. Gerow
Kansas
Missouri Bureau
Prospects for Missouri Crops in Bountiful Season
Secretary Ellis reports statewide crop prospects look bright with excellent corn and oats potential, wheat recovering after wet weather, and drought years easing. Water is abundant in creeks and ponds, but farmers are cautioned to guard against a repeat of last summer’s drought while remaining hopeful for a strong year across most counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Missouri Board of Agriculture
Ilis
Secretaary Ellis
St. Louis Republic
Lowry City furniture dealer shoots man in quarrel
In Lowry City Missouri T Moore a furniture dealer shot Thomas J Prosies five times this morning. Three bullets pierced his body one through the head and another through the left ear. Prosies cannot recover Moore was arrested by Sheriff E L Nance and taken to Osceola for jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry City
Dune
T. Moore
Thomas J. Prosies
Prosies
Moore
E. L. Nance
Osceola
Old Men’s club Adds Six New Members in Lafayette County
Lexington Missouri reports the Old Men’s club of Lafayette County held its 34th meeting with twenty eight of ninety members present. Six new members joined: Judge Joseph F. Swith T S Chandler Lah Meyer Grew W Gearr Jacob Todhunter and Lewis New. Judge Join E Ryhind serves as president with W B Major as vice president and Frank xkownan as secretary. Reverend Richard Brown of Odessa is the oldest member. W T Bell of Lexington is the youngest, born August 27 1831. Next meeting set for Higginville September 27. Six members have died since the last gathering. club organized August 4 188?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Old Men's Club
Lafayette County
Joseph F. Swith
T. S Chandler
how—Lah Meyer
Grew
W Gearr
Jacob Todhunter
Lewis New
E. Ryhind
W. B. Major
Frank
Bryan Declines Nebraska Governor Candidacy
In Lincoln Nebraska W J Bryan rejected rumors he would run as a fusion candidate for governor. He said many can unify fusion strength and he does not want to hinder Democrats and Populists who supported him. He promised a forthcoming reply to Senator Alle regarding nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Mense
Iam
Cummene
Alle
Hiv
Tam
Adel
Tornadoes Struck Minnesota North of Lake Park Area
A twin report notes a tornado twelve miles north of Lake Park Minnesota yesterday ripping a two by three mile tract, killing ten, demolishing nine farm lenses, and injuring several. Another tornado in Detroit Minnesota yesterday afternoon killed four and injured ten, destroying fifteen homes. Names include Mrs Berg near Voss Postottive and Andrew Hoi four miles north, with others feared dead. The storms left a path about half a mile wide and ten miles long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Park
Minn
Dime
Here
Oelock
File
Detroit
Minnesota
Berg
Voss Postottive
Rural Mail Box Protection Law Summary
The law penalizes willful or malicious injury to any rural free delivery mailbox or its contents. Offenses include tearing down, breaking open, defacing, or stealing mail matter. Punishments include fines up to one thousand dollars or imprisonment up to three years.
Brother-in-law Fatally Shoots Man Over Bible Feud
In Chillicothe Modune S Gibbons was fatally shot by his brother-in-law John Galvin during a street fight near Gibbons home. The fatal shooting stems from an old feud and Galvin had recently caused Gibbons to be arrested on charges he stole a Bible. Galvin is in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Modune S
Harve” Gibbons
John Galvin
Gibbons
Galvin
Cleveland to Speak at Tilden Club Address
Ex-President Cleveland has accepted an invitation to address the Tilden club of New York on June 19. The event will feature many prominent Democrats and marks his first political speech since leaving the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tilden Club
New York
White House
Bridge project accident injures Julio boat right
Last Thursday at a bridge construction site south of town a dirt embankment collapsed on Julio boat right. He was dug out with a严重 arm fracture nearly to the shoulder. Lt will take several weeks to reduce the break and regain function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julio Boatright
Foster
Struck by Lightning Near Windsor Two Men and a Child Tell Tale
During a thunder storm near Windsor, two men R Shufert and Charles Curwutt plus a child hid in a barn holding horses. Lightning killed the horses and knocked the trio senseless. Shufert suffered severe burns to shoulder and leg. both men and the child escaped serious injury, though clothing was torn. The child and Curwutt recovered faster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childd
Windsor
Strick Ty
R. Shufert
Bowen
Charles Curwutt
Shafert
Curnutt
Shulers
White House Improvements Plans Expanded for New Office Building
Surveyors measure White House grounds as Congress debates funds for a new executive office building. Original plan called for 200000 dollars, now expanded to 270000 dollars for the office building and remodeling, with lawmakers urging swift appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Congress
Ottee
Ottive
New York
Special Kites Ticket Sales For Reunions And Rides
Tickets on sale for interstate Soldiers Reunion trips to Kansas City Missouri and Nevada Missouri with round trips from July 7 to 14 to 17 and August 11 to 16. Fares include 2.15 round trip to Kansas City and 0.90 round trip for state travel. Group rates apply for ten or more on a single ticket at 1.50 per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duhief
A. Good
Kansas City
Nevada
Jane Lith
BOC Vasper Voor
Monument to ex Governor Stewart to rise in St Joseph
Ex Governor Robert M Steward memorial contract awarded in Jefferson City Missouri. J M Abercrombie of St Joseph awarded the job to erect a monument in Mont Mora cemetery. Legislature appropriated 1500 dollars for a 25 foot high monument on a six by six base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
J. M. Abercrombie
St. Joseph
Wee
Robert M. Stewart
Mont Mora’ Cemetery
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertisement in Terse Text
Lively livers active bowels and good digestion promised by Dr Kings New Life Pills. Cleanses system and eases misery with a lively appetite. Available for 25 cents at Taeker's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Taeker
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back
A newspaper ad promotes Dr Kilmers Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims success for lame back kidney and bladder troubles and Brights Disease and offers a free sample bottle and book by mail to readers who mention the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Bright
Change in health and appearance from Dr. Pierce remedies
A reader testimonial claims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription cured liver and digestion issues, easing pain and jaundice. The letter asserts prior health struggles, including headaches and constipation, improved after starting the medicines, with ongoing relief after initial treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr. Pierce
Golden
Dr. Pierce
Mra J. Eflie Hamilton
Farmington
Marion Co
West Va
Dave
Dr. Pence
Kansas Rivers Two Miles Wide After Excessive Rains
Emporia Kansas reports unprecedented flood damage as the Cottonwood and Neosho rivers swell two miles wide south of town and five miles wide at the junction east of Emporia. Homes and bars inundated, many families flee upstairs, trains halted, and feared loss of life prompts nearby relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Atsoden
Neosho
Berton
Cottonwood
Gev Davis Rejoins Russellville Baptist Church
Governor Jefferson Davis accepted an invitation to rejoin the Baptist church in Russellville, his home town. Friends claim the move vindicates him against rejection by Little Rock’s Second Baptist Church, and allege the Little Rock action stemmed from his campaign for the U S Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Jefferson Davis
Baptist Church of
Russellville
Second Baptist Church of
Littleock
United States
Virulent Cancer Cured By Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Salve
G W Roberta of Elizabeth West Virginia cites a cured incurable cancer case in an old man. He reportedly recovered after using Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Amica Salve which doctors deemed hopeless. The ad claims the remedies expel poisons and heal blood diseases eruptions ulcers and sores. Bitters 50c Salve 25c at H L Tucker's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Roberta
Elizabeth
W. Va
H. L. Tucker’s
Assessors Meeting Reviewed Attendance and Tax Rules
A county assessors meeting led by A L Gilmore discussed stock liability for taxes when owners move stock outside the county or state. Per cent valuations for property were set with Farm lands at 40 and all other classes at 40. weather limited attendance and one township saw figure changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasace
Hitler
A. L. Gilmore
Deepwater Township
A. A C. Simpson
Osage
Mt Pelee's Last Eruption Terrifies Martinique
Fort De France June 7 Yesterday's Mount Pelee eruption proved far worse than first believed. A severe earthquake struck Morne Rouge and a shower of stones fell five miles west in the sea. Stones pelted Grand Anse to the east. The town of Case Pilote, four miles from Fort de France, has been deserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort de France
Mount Pelee
Morne Rouge
Grand Anse
Coant
Case Pilote
Rabid Dog Scare Hits Des Moines Area
The mad dog scare continues as two more residents are sent to Pasteur Institute in Chicago for treatment, bringing the total treated to seven. All victims were bitten by a rabid hound owned by farmer Lakin, near Elsworth in Hamilton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Elswort
Tanmilton County
Pasteu Institute
Chicago
Lakin
County bond meeting in Osceola adopts two resolutions
Representatives from every township in St. Clair County gathered for a bond meeting at Osceola. They declined to meet Judge Philips in Kansas City on the 17th or any other time. A second resolution urged General Henderson and other bondholders to submit an adjustment proposition, interpreted as an offer to pay Henderson bonds if a satisfactory sum is proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Philips
Chambers
Kansas City
General Henderson
Hendrson
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T. J. Wright
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A. C. Sampson
A. L. Gitmorn
Mt. Peele
St. Clair County
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