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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1900

Page

3

Texas Feud Shatters Sheriff Family in San Augustine

A political feud in San Augustine County leads to a deadly melee during an examining trial. Sheriff Ned Wall and a brother are killed, Noel Roberts dies later, and King Borden and Wall faction members face armed confrontation as authorities seek troops. The case echoes long running political violence in the region. Meanwhile in Missouri, St. Clair County considers a suit to nullify railroad bonds, with attorney George Worth offering to back a lawsuit to free the county and potentially earn $100,000.

Texas San San Augustine Wall Felix G. Rob Sidney Roberts Noel Roberts Ned Wall Pehot King Borden Borden Aids Pene Wall Ben Broocks Robert Roberts Stone Fort Atogdoches San Justine Eugene Wall Clinton St. Clair Worth O. D. Bradley Appleton City Osceola

Just What Grosvenor Said by Benator Hale

The piece notes Grosvenor’s claim that commercialism lies at the root of troubles and that imperialist rhetoric answers speculative demand. It recalls his alleged boasts and the call to maximize what can be made from the transaction as reported by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

Benator Hale Grosvenor St. Louis Pot- Dispat

Ballard's Snow Liniment Promoted at Tucker Drug Store

An advertisement asserts day passes in families with children and claims Ballard's Snow Liniment quickly cures cuts wounds bruises burns sore throat and scalds. It lists prices of 25 and 50 ets and notes availability at H L. Tucker's drug store.

Ballard H. L. Tucker

Public Cash to Showcase General Otis Welcome

Washington reports the admin will spend about 200000 of public funds to honor General Otis with a massed troops welcome in Rochester. Troops will come from Washington Fort Hamilton Fort Wadsworth Plattsburg Oswego Sackett's Harbor and Fort Columbus. Extra costs for movement and subsistence expected between 150000 and 200000.

Washington General Otis Otis Rochester Fort Hamilton N. Y Fort Wadsworth Fort Hancock N. J

Buckeye Pile Ointment Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement warns of serious discomfort from piles and potential fistula or rectal cancer if untreated. It touts Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment as an infallible remedy and notes pricing and availability at H. L. Tucker's drugstore.

Tabler H. L. Tucker

McKinley Era Anticipated China Mission Sparked Appeal

A Republic commentary notes that if the McKinley administration sends U S troops to China to counter Russia for England, patron Bores vainly appeals for American aid, illustrating public reaction to such imperial actions.

China Russia England Patron Bores Republic

Dockery for Governor and State Ticket in Missouri

Does its work without a stop. Dockery a great leader. In Him Missouri will have a governor with a national reputation for ability and integrity. Democratic state ticket listed with candidates Alexander M. Dockery Daviess county for governor John A. Lee St. Louis for lieutenant governor Sam B. Cook Andrian county for secretary of state E C Crow Jasper county for attorney general Albert Allen New Madrid county for auditor Robert P. Williams Howard county for treasurer Joseph B. Herrington Pettis county for railroad and warehouse commissioner.

Alexander M. Dockery Daviess County John A. Lee St. Louis Sam B. Cook Andrian County Albert ©. Allen New Madrid County E. C. Crow Jasper County Robert P. Williams Howard County Joseph B. Herrington Pettis County

Electors at large and district electors list

A list of Missouri electors for the 15 districts and at large seats, naming Kansas City’s James A. Reed and William A. Rothwell as at large electors. Districts cover Macon, Linn, Gentry, Platte, Lafayette, Dade, Polk, Cooper, Lincoln, St. Louis, St. Denis City, St. Louis City, Wright, Ripley, Jasper counties.

James A. Reed Kansas City William A. Rothwell Moberly E. M. Richmond Macon County Clivy Bigear Linn Equity J. W. Suilinger Gentry County W. T. Jenkins Platte County William M. Groves Lafayette County Edgar I. Mratn Dade County Herman Pufahl Polk County A. F. Walker Cooper County O. H. Avery Lincoln County Wilfred Jones St. Louis County R. D. Lancaster St. Denis City Dr. Heine Marks St. Louis City Lt. M. Mannsfield Wright County Jesse Shepard Ripley County Hugh Dobbs Jasper County

New State Committee Members Listed by Districts

Chairman James Monroe Seibert of Cape Girardeau county leads the slate. Districts highlight Z T Brawford Putnam Thomas Wagoner Scot land Virgil Conkling Carroll J N Winters Sullivan and more across fourteen districts with notable figures from St Louis cities to rural counties and beyond.

James Monroe Seibert Cape Girardeau County Z. T. Brawford Putnam Thomas Wagoner Scotland Virgil Conkling Carroll J. N. Winters Sullivan J. M. Sallee Harrison John B. Murray Clay County James Todd Nodaway John Lysett Buchanan William Aull Lafayette Frank P. Walsh Jackson W. P. Cruke Dear Hickman Johnson Emmett Newton Greene E. H. Chinn Boone J. W. Armstrong Pulaski J. H. Edwards Cole A. Glenn Pike W. L. Gupton Montgomery Henry Quellmalt St. Louis City Ernest Marshall St. Louis County Thomas J. Ward St. Louis Thomas E. Barrett William J. Flynn James Butler W. L. Heitt Texas John O. Long Washington Dr. C. B. Elkins Christian George Orchard Butler Gilbert Barbee Jasper M. T. Davis Lawrence

Platform of Missouri Democrats Endorses Jeffersonian Principles

The platform as reported by the resolutions committee and adopted by the convention reaffirms allegiance to the time honored Democratic Party principles as formed by Jefferson and Jackson and other great leaders. It asserts that upholding these principles is essential to perpetuate the party’s program.

Committee On Resolutions Democratic Party of Missouri Democratic Party Jefferson Jackson

Democratic platform plank emphasis on equal rights and anti-trust stance

The document proclaims equal rights for all with local self government and strict constitutional construction. It denounces trusts and tariff protection, urges income tax, Monroe doctrine adherence, Cuban policy, canal and merchant marine goals, and endorses Missouri’s Democratic administration and public education funding. It advocates road law reform and corporate taxation duties, stressing progressive state governance.

Chicago Republican Party Congress Antipodeal Jefferson Democratic Party United States Porto Rico Cuba Missouri Stephens Democratic Party of Missour le Stunllest

Democratic platform statements and medical ad

A Missouri Democratic platform endorses arbitration between employers and labor, supports labor organizing, and backs congressional appropriation for the Louisiana Purchase matter. It pledges tax policy shifts favoring corporations for state debts, and promotes efficient administration. The ad then promotes S. Herbine as a liver remedy with price and availability details.

Beleca Democratic Party Missouri Cmstitt Congress Desnccnoer Goms

To Hang an Elephant in Baltimore Sport Condemned

The pet elephant of Bottuck Zoo named Sport was condemned to be hanged by a five foot drop after a transport accident left him paralyzed. He will be chloroformed before execution as a derrick gallows is prepared in Baltimore. A separate note tells of a barefooted Scottish boy who earned shoes, studied, and became a foreman after fifteen months of evening classes.

Baltimore Joe Sport Bottuck Zoo Haseen Scranton Newark

Merve Kid-ne-vide Promises Relief for Kidney Ailments

An advertisement extols Merve Kid-ne-vide as a superior kidney remedy. It claims scientific tablets avoid side effects and bowels disturbance, asserts strong evidence from A. M. Thistlewell of Ken County Missouri, and notes the product is sold by prescription or mail order with two weeks of treatment at fifty cents a box.

A. M. Thistle Mervew Cichelets

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Ipettoma Smith & Son Abel R, My Grosvenor Said Sciatica St. Jacobs Oil Dockery Gover New State Committee Spain Nicaragua Eveland South Africa William J. Bryan Democrattic
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