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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
4
Democratic State Ticket Shown for Governor and Aides
The ticket lists Governor Alexander M Dockery and Lieutenant Governor Jobo le For, Secretary of State Sam 1 Cook Yor Author Allbert Allen, Attorney General E f Crow, Treasurer Robert P blans, and Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner Joseph B Herington.
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Alexander M Dockery
Jobo & le
Sam 1
Cook
Allbert
County Ticket In War Time Races For Local Offices
War time political note lists candidates for county positions including Representative Shes Harper Wreaserer Johnson Miles Hero and others. Rev Parkhurst openly backs Bryan as New York delegates arrive in Kansas City July 4 for Bryan instruction.
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Shes
J. Harper
Wreaserer
W. T. Johnson
Miles 8
Sherif
Joe T. Smith
Alvin F. Koxley
D. W V. Brown
K. F. Johnson
A. F. Renick
South District
L. D. Wimsatt
Lowh Pisatrict
John J. March
New York
Kansas City
Bryan
More Troops to Manila Despite Otis Claim War Ended
Report notes additional American forces will be dispatched to Manila even as General Otis says the war in the Philippines is over. The contrasting statements reflect ongoing tensions and military logistics in the occupied region.
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Manila
Otis
Philippines
Preparations Completed for Republican National Convention
Preparations for the Republican National Convention to be held in Philadelphia were completed today with the event slated to begin on June nineteenth. Delegates from multiple states and party officials gathered to finalize arrangements and ensure smooth proceedings.
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Philadelphia
Native Missourians Among Citizens Shaping State Demographics
Dockery aged 55, Allen 55, Cook 48, Williams 51, Crow 30, Herrington 45, and Dockery, Crow, Allen, Williams are native Missourians. Cook was born in Virginia, Lee in Kentucky, and Herrington has been a state citizen for 26 years.
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Dockery
Lee
Allen
Cook
Williams
Crow
Herrington
Virginia- Lee
Kentucky
Warrenshire Eagle Absorbed By Standard Herald
Warrenshire, larger than Butler, could not sustain two Republican papers. The Eagle, begun months earlier to meet a need, surrendered to the inevitable and was absorbed by the Standard-Herald.
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Warrenshire
Butler
The
Eagle
Erc
Standard-Herald
Democratic National Committee Officials Visit Kansas City
I S Jones, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, and the subcommittee in charge of arrangements for the national convention, will be in Kansas City tomorrow to make final preparations for the convention and inspect progress on the hall.
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I. S. Jones
Kansas City
DeArmond Chosen As Temporary Chairman At Jefferson City Meet
Congress Congressman DeArmond has been selected by the state committee to act as temporary chairman of the Jefferson City convention meeting today to select delegates at large to the national convention. He is making speeches in West Virginia and will be absent from the event.
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DeArmond
State Committee
Jefferson City
West Virginia
James M. Mayeaby
Recorder
Hates County
Missouri
Bates Ang
Hutter
Bates
Misouri
Juno
Cetiafring
Eald
Miersstaal
Frink Allen
Early anti trust legislation not pursued in Congress
A post dispatch editorial contends that sincere majorities in Congress could have enacted anti trust laws at the session’s start and had them signed by the president, but asserts no effective anti trust legislation was intended.
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Congress
Gov Stephens Would Call Militia After Civil Efforts Fail
In the St. Louis street car strike Gov Stephens states that the military arm should be used only as a last resort after civil authorities have exhausted efforts to quell disturbances and protect life and property. He will mobilize the militia when police and sheriff cannot restore order.
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Stephens
St. Louis
Posse Comitatus
Ohio political reunion plan dropped by Rose Hanna
Rose Hanna deemed a reunion of surviving delegates from Ohio's first Republican convention unwise after discovering only five remained, three of whom were active Democrats and Bryan supporters. He feared they would issue resolutions denouncing McKinley and today’s Republican Party.
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Rose Hanna
Ohio
Bryan
MchKinley
Mark Hanna to Draft Republican Platform Plank
The article states Mark Hanna, a wealthy manufacturer and trust organizer, will draft the Republican platform plank. He must satisfy McKinley and his managers. if Hanna cannot write a plank acceptable to voters and clear of trust interpretations, no one else should attempt it.
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Mark Hanna
McKinley
Hanna
A Good Beginning For Missouri Democrats Ticket
A Missouri political column hails the Democratic ticket from the Kansas City convention as the strongest in state history. It notes acclamation for governor secretary of state and attorney general, praises Bates county delegates, and foresees a large victory tied to a Declaration of independence spirit.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Ss Vetary
Bates County
DeArmond Defends Record Against Standard Herald Attacks
The Cass County Democrat criticizes the Warrensburg Standard Herald for attacking Hon. D A DeArmond's congressional record. It defends his loyalty to the party, cites his defense of measures aiding common people, and questions Sam Jurden's claim to office amid Republican dirty tricks in the Sixth district.
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Warrensburg
DeArmond
Standard-Herald
Mr. DeArmond
Standard Herald
Mr. Jurden
Jurden
Kerens
Cass County
General H Clark in St Louis to advise on calling out troops
Brigadier General H Clark visited St Louis with Governor Stephens Adjutant General Bell and Attorney General Crow to discuss mobilizing state troops to quell rioting. Advisors disagreed with some favoring militia deployment while others trust local officials and peace officers. If conditions do not improve by week’s end, a troop call seems likely.
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H. (. Clark
St. Louis
Stephens
Bell
Crow
Refuse to Join Parade In Republican Convention Week
Philadelphia June 7. Allied Building Trades Council, with forty three organizations, refused to join the Allied Republican Clubs parade during convention week citing the completed Republican National Convention Hall. They were asked to turn out twenty men in the parade.
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Philadelphia
Allied Building Trades Council
Bride at Ninety Seven Ties Knot in N Y Town
In Seneca Falls New York on June 8 Mrs Charlotte Brainerd aged 97 married Samuel Decker 75. The bride at 97 is said to be the oldest bride in the United States. She is 60 years younger than her husband and has rarely left Tyre recently. She first met Decker 49 years ago at a kissing party and once refused his proposal. She declares she feels as young as a cricket.
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Seneca Falls
N. Y
United States
Charlotte Brainerd
Tyre
Samuel Decker
Decker
Rebel leader Pio del Pilar captured near Manila
The native police in Manila report the capture of rebel leader Pio del Pilar at San Pedro Macabao. Known as Aguinaldo's right hand, he wields significant influence among Filipino leaders. Earlier reports alleged he offered $50,000 to refrain from attacking Manila.
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Manila
Ben. Pio del Pilar
San Pedro
Mac.au
Pio del Pilar
Aguinaldo
Boers Consider Annexation Proposal From United States
Omaha June 10 Peace Envoy Wessels said Boer leaders may propose annexation of the Dutch republics to the United States. They argue independence would yield civil liberties under the largest free republic. Precedents include Texas and Hawaii. Congress not in session leaves decision to president and cabinet.
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Omaha
Neb
Wessels
United States
Texas
Hawaii
Congress
Great Britain
Snell
McKinley
Hay
America
Gold Democratic leaders weigh after conventions
New York reports chairman George Poster Peabody of the gold Democratic National Committee says the party should wait for the Philadelphia and Kansas City conventions to issue platforms before deciding on policy. A meeting in Indianapolis will follow the conventions, while Ex-Secretary Olney and Norton deny interest in a third ticket. It is rumored a gold Democratic convention could be held in Indianapolis.
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New York
George Poster Peabody
Gold
Democratic National Committee
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Olney
J. S. Norton
Faulkner Grist of Destruction Sweeps Town Near Chetopa
A severe windstorm in Faulkner Kansas seven miles northeast of Chetopa overnight wrecked the school house and church, destroyed North Brothers hay and storage barn along with several other buildings. Homes in the rural area were unroofed or blown from foundations and crops damaged. No deaths or injuries reported.
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Chetopa. Kan
Jone
Faulkner
Here
North Brothers
Wind Storm Affects Pond Creek Oklahoma
A severe wind storm struck Pond Creek at 3 o clock this morning, toppling C B Franke’s large elevator and demolishing plate glass fronts. Buildings lost roofs and awnings were scattered. The telephone company sustained damage and several head of stock were killed. A light hail hid no wheat damage. harvest is underway.
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Pond Creek
B. Franke
Lizhning
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cure for Stomach Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for digestive and digestive related systemic diseases. It shares a testimonial from Thomas A. Swarts of Columbus Ohio detailing years of illness including severe headaches cramps and malnutrition and claims eight bottles produced a 27 pound gain and renewed strength. The text also notes additional products and pills for biliousness.
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Dr. Pierce
Thomas A. Swarts
Columbus
Ohio
Lever
British Lose Derbyshire Regiment Battalion at Roodeval
London reports that the 2nd battalion of the Derbyshire Regiment was decimated at Roodeval as Boers cut Lord Roberts line of communications. Only six enlisted men remained. two officers and fifteen men were killed, five officers and seventy-two men wounded. Boers hold positions north of Kronstadt, severing reinforcements. The hospital at Roodeval is full of wounded.
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London
Frederick Forestier-Walker
South Africa
Roodeval
Lord Roberts
Dth
Derbyshire Regiment
Kroonstad
Heilbron
Forestier-Walker
Methuen
Colville
Damaging Record and Voter Watch List
The New York Journal urges voters to study key issues before election day. Topics include the Alger embalmed beef scandal, Rockefeller and Secretary Gage financial ties, tariff oppression of the Portonians, U S Army actions at Coeur d Alene, thefts and mismanagement in the Philippines, and the Hay-Pauncefote treaty shaping isthmian canal construction under English command.
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The
New York Journal
John D. Rockefeller
Gage
United States Army
William McKinley
Philippines
England
Electric Bitters touted as cure for chronic sores
Dr D B Cargile of Washita reports Mrs Brewer cured of ceronida after years of suffering. Terrible sores plagued her head and face before Electric Bitters, praised as the best blood purifier and remedy for eczema tetter rheum ulcers boils and running sores. It stimulates liver kidneys bowels expels poisons aids digestion and builds strength. Sold by H L Tucker.
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D. B. Cargile
Washita
J. T
H. L. Tucker
Fatal double shooting near Michelli Mills in Texas
In Nacogdoches Texas two men, Dr Taliaferro and Wiley Wilkins, killed each other in a confrontation sparked by doctor’s insults and a demand for apology. Wiley Wilkins died from gunshot wounds after firing at the physician. both men died at the scene.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
Taliaferro
Wylie Wilkins
Michelli
Michelli Mills
Wilkins
Wilkens
Mr. Wilkins
Wiley Wilkins
Wiley
Jones Defines the Issues Ahead of Chicago Visit
Washington June 10 Senator Jones chairman of the democratic committees says he will not seek Bryan to shelve silver. He and Bryan will both attend Chicago and discuss the campaign. The Kansas City platform will reaffirm Chicago policy against imperialism trusts monopolies and large standing army. The free coinage issue remains to be settled by speakers. Jones plans to depart for Chicago tomorrow.
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Washington
Jones
Democratic Committees
Chicago
Bryan
Keene Bets $25,000 on Bryan for President
Wall Street buzzed with a claim that James St. Keene, famed horseman and financier, has bet 25,000 on William Jennings Bryan winning the next U.S. president. The wager, placed at 7 to 10 odds, reflects Keene’s strong belief in Bryan and Democratic principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
James St. Keene
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Keene
Bryan
How To Gain Flesh from Scott's Emulsion
A classic medical ad explains rapid flesh gain by taking SCOTT'S EMUL SION. An ounce allegedly yields a pound daily by jumpstarting digestion so the patient can absorb ordinary food. The text asserts a certain amount of flesh is necessary for health and promotes ongoing use to achieve it.
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Scott
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J. D. Alen & Co., Proprietors
Parkhurst
McKin
Ley
Roberts
Free State
Dr. Taliaferro
Michelli, Tex
Scott & Bowne
N. E. Hawthrow
Horwich
M. Mayes
Kales
Andagslc
Kates
Miewuri
Gell
Hotler
Thoreday
Coat
Frank Allen
Sh Dt Troster
Mattie Ples
John T. Engies
Huevand
Jane
Recorder of Deeds
Butier
W. Howser
Hates
Tate
Mattie P Engies
James Engis
Enid
Howeer
Enid Trust
Mudd
Eberiff
Kates County
Bote
Court House
Eaid
Batier
Cnet
John Atkie
Jose
Porovete
Lates County
Atheiaon
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