Statesman of Old School Dead
Washington June 4 Senator Arthur Pue Gorman died at his Washington home after a prolonged grippe illness. A Maryland native born March 11 1830 he rose from a senate page in 1866 to lead in tariff and finance battles and served long in the U S Senate with influence and power. He married the daughter of Henry Gassaway Davis and accumulated a large family, joining with Stephen B Elkins in business ventures before his death.
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Sen
Gorman
Ioward County
Maryland
Senate
Internal Revenue
United States Senate
Washington
Arthur Pue Gorman
Sox
la Grippe
Laurel
Ada
Senator Gorman
Ofttimes
Akill
Goraas
Howard Seyedemtalass
Henry Gassaway Davia
Stephen B. Elkins
Columbia Loses Suit Over Sewer Bond Registration
Jefferson City June. The city of Columbia forfeited its mandamus suit against the state auditor to register 20000 of sewer bonds. The court held Columbia had already hit the constitutional debt limit, restricting third class cities to 5 percent of assessed valuation. The ruling clarifies the scope of indebtedness limits for public use bonds.
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Jefferson City
Columbia
Supreme Court
Colombia
Guaranteed Care For Piles Promise Refund If It Fails
An advertisement offers pile treatment claiming guaranteed care and refunds if PAZCOINTMENT fails to cure within six to fourteen days. The claim mentions itching bleeding protruding piles and implies a money back guarantee.
Mo Pac Excursion Rates and Home Seekers Excursions
Rates and schedules for multiple excursions include one fare plus 2.00 round trip to unspecified points. special $5.50 to Denver Pueblo Colorado Springs and Trinidad. tickets valid 21 days from sale. Details list dates in 1906 for Kentuck y, Louisville, and Missouri events with specific sale days and final return limits.
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Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Trinidad
Colo
Grand Lodge B. P.O. E
Jon
J. F. Gurerr
Electric Bitters Promised Cure For Liver Ailments In India
An 8 A Brown of Bennettaville, BC, testifies Electric Bitters restored his wife after years of dyspepsia and a torpid liver. The remedy claims to cure chills, fever, malaria, biliousness, lame back, kidney and bladder troubles. Sold by Frank T. Clay with guarantee for 50 cents.
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India
8. A. Brown
Bennettaville
8. C
Frank T. Clay
Notice to Contractors for Bates County Bridges 1906
Public notice from Bates county Missouri inviting bids for steel bridge construction in Drainage District Number One. Bid opening June 1906 at the East Front Door of the Court House Butler. Bond 20 percent, certified check of 1000, bonds and contracts with engineer required. Bid awarded by County Court of Bates County.
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Court House
Butler
Bates County
Missouri
A. H. Bell
W. J. Bard
John J. March
Estes Smith
Bates Retaipertae
Mino
Baton County
E. B. Borron
MO. F. Herrell
Guo. L. Humnatt
D.C
Trustee's Sale Description in Bates County Record
Trustee's sale notice notes James E. B. Kash and an 1888 conveyance recorded in Bates County. The document, filed in bog 187 page 174, outlines the described property being conveyed and the related sale action.
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James EB. Kash
Bates County
Talk With Tolstoy On Peasants Fate In Russia’s Future
A journalist visits Tolstoy at Yasenaya Polyna and records his views on Russia’s future. He divides futures into immediate and distant, arguing the peasantry will shape Russia’s history and that Duma reforms pressingly fail to reach the uncultured masses. Tolstoy warns against relying on promises and notes the peasant’s growing skepticism.
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Tolstoy
Yasenaya Polyna
Russia
Husala
Slolstoy
Yasunaya Polyana
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
T.weds
Mo. Pac
Count ‘Tolstoy
Stu
Ted Eee
Cspstal
Bears
E. A. Bennett
W. F. Duvad
Homer Dovatt
Secretary of State
State OF Missouri
Department OF State
City of Jefferson
E. A. Bennett, Req
Farmers Bank
Butler, Mo
Deak Sin
Tam
Wade
John E. Swanger
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