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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1905

Page

5

Magnificent Wall Chart Offer From The Republic And Farm Progress

The Republic of St. Louis and Farm Progress announce a premium wall chart set with maps and portraits given free with a one year subscription to The Twice-A-Week Republic and Farm Progress. Include the state map chosen, world map, Alaska and other regions, plus Russo-Japanese war data. Offer limited to 60 days and mail prepaid.

the Republic Republic St. Louis Farm Progress Farm and Home Journal The Missouri Illinois Arkansas Kansas Texas Indian Territory Oklahoma United States Alaska Philippines Porto Rico Hawaii Panama Canal Washington Roosevelt Home Library Republic End Farm Elze

Jasper Grand Jury Begins Work on Joplin Case

In Jasper county Missouri on June 24 Judge Gray ordered a special grand jury to investigate charges against city leaders Mayor C W Lyon Marshal Joseph Meyers and prosecuting attorney W N Andrews. One witness Fon L Johnson testified alleging neglect of duty by Lyon and Meyers for allowing saloons to stay open on Sundays as he reported them open and urged closure.

Joplin Gray Jasper County W. N. Andrews C. W. Lyon Joseph Meyers Carthage Lyon Marshal Meyers Fon L. Johnson Johnson Marschal Meyers

Arrest of Mrs. Rosebery for shooting rural mail carrier

Mrs. E. Rosebery, an elderly resident of Barynesville near Wichita, surrendered to a posse and was arrested on a federal warrant after firing on a rural mail carrier who used the Jer hougen roadway. She was jailed in Wichita.

Wichita Kan E. Rosebery Barynesville Here Jer Hougen

Woman Defies Authorities After Shooting Husband

In Richmond Indiana on June 24 Mrs John Keever was jailed after shooting her husband during a quarrel at their Pennville home. She used a shotgun and for hours defied neighbors and officers as he lay likely to die.

Richmond Ind John Keever Pennville Keever

Best medicine for weak women credited to Electric Bitters

Mrs. John A. Young of Clay New York praises Electric Bitters as the cure for a bad liver and stomach, saying they relieved and cured her after a lengthy illness when she could not eat. Sold by Frank T. Clay at 50 cents a bottle with guarantee.

John A. Young Clay N. Y Frank T. Clay

Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition Ad Portland Fare

Portland readers learn details on the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition from June to October in Portland Oregon. Ticket sales run May 23 to 25 and June dates 13 14 15 27 28 29 and again in July and September with round trips at 45 dollars. Return limit ninety days from sale plus stopover privileges and a scenic route booklet invitation.

Lewis and Clark Centinnial Exposition Portland Ore Cicketa

Folk Defends Law Enforcement At Kentucky Bar Meeting

Missouri Governor Joseph Folk defended strict enforcement of state laws including Sunday closing, dramshop, and racetrack gambling at a Kentucky State Bar Association gathering in Covington. He argued reform must come from enforcing existing statutes, not drafting new ones, stressing that imperfect laws do good when properly carried out and that public safety hinges on enforcement.

Covington Kentucky State Bar Association Esson Joseph W. Folk Missouri United States St. Louis House of Delegates

Alienation Suit Seeks 25000 Damages in Beloit

W I Smith a stock dealer sues his mother in law Mrs Jennie B Bolton for 25000 dollars claiming she alienated the affections of his wife. The wife has also sued for divorce and the matter is set for trial at the September term. Both parties are described as wealthy and prominent.

Beloit, Kay W. I. Smith Jennie B. Bolton Smith

Fraud Exposed Imitations Of Dr King’s Remedies Warn

A notice warns the public about counterfeit Dr King s New Discovery coughs colds and similar medicines. It urges buyers to look for the genuine Bucklen name on wrappers to avoid fraudsters profiting from trusted remedies. The warning is issued by H E Bucklen & Co of Chicago and Windsor Canada.

Dr. King Bucklen

Warner Secures Pension Board For Collins, Missouri

Washington June 26 The commissioner of pensions establishes a pension examining surgeons board at Collins in St Clair county Missouri on senator Warner of Missouri recommendation The panel includes Doctors L B Selvidge C L Landeker and Marques Marques moved from Osceola in the same county where the board was abolished

Washington Commissioner of Pensions Warner Missouri Collins Clair County L. B. Selvidge C. L. Landeker Marques Osceola

Dr Rice of Lincoln Confined as Insane in Pittsburg

Reports from St Francis hospital say Dr O C Rice of Lincoln Nebraska, a graduate of Leland Stanford Harvard and UT, has been placed in a straight jacket. authorities fear incurable insanity. He was found wandering days ago as a vagrant, identity only now established. his father travels to the city. How he came to Pittsburgh remains unclear.

Pittsburg 0. C. Rice Lincoln Neb Leland Stanford University Harvard University of Texas St. Francis Hospital Roosevelt Rice Paris California College Pitteburg

Impure Water Sickens Modern Woodmen at Camp Hawes

Milwaukee June 26 Over 100 men sick with a serious bowel trouble at Camp Hawes of the Modern Woodmen. Col C A McCollo surgeon general said water from the lake was unsafe and caused most cases. He ordered no lake drinking water and noted the water was sometimes clear but impurities spread by southeast winds. Authorities warn of typhoid fears and costs to fix safety.

Milwaukee Wia Camp Hawes C. A. McCollo Minneapolis Hospital Corps

Woman Charged With Murder in Kansas City Man’s Death

Mrs Mamie Mitchell was charged with shooting and killing her husband William Mitchell in Troy on June 12 and was moved to the county jail in Atchison. The Doniphan county jail lacks female accommodations. Mrs Mitchell claims her husband killed himself. The coroner's jury ruled the death unknown, and G B Mitchell of Kansas City, the dead man’s brother, had the warrant issued for her arrest.

Atchison, Kas Mamie Mitchell William Mitchell Troy Doniphan Mitchell G. B. Mitchell Kansas City Warrat

Sues Preacher for $10,000 in breach of promise suit

Reading Pennsylvania June 24 Jerome Leinbach pastor of the Olivet Reformed church of this city was made the defendant in a suit to recover 10000 for breach of promise filed as Miss Bertha B Rose.

Reading Jerome Leinbach Olivet Reformed Church Mary Swavely Bertha B. Rose

Mrs Conger Denies Converting An Empress Dowager

Mrs KE H Conger wife of the American diplomat in China and now in Des Moines denies attempting to convert the Empress Dowager to Christianity. She notes missionaries do great work but a diplomat’s wife should not take on tasks of missionaries. The Empress gifted her a jade-like amber jewel and the two shared a lasting friendship as Conger traveled abroad, remaining hopeful that Boxer troubles are over.

Los Moines Thua Mra. KE. H. Conger Conger China Mexico Des Moines Ais. Conger Mrs. Conger Lack Mme America

Jerome and Lawson to Talk at Kansas City Dinner

Jerome District Attorney of New York has accepted an invitation from the Knife and Fork Club to attend a July 7 dinner at the Midland hotel. Thomas W. Lawson of Boston author of Frenzied Finance will also speak. Mrs Lawson is expected to discuss Wall Street and Jerome will describe his work breaking up gambling and official corruption in New York.

Kansas City William Travers Jerome New York Knife and Fork Club Midland Hotel Thomas W. Lawson Boston

Last of War Governors Dies in Texas at Ninety

Austin June 26 F R Lubbock died in his ninetieth year. He was the last of the war governors, north or south. He came to Texas more than sixty years ago.

Austin Tex F. R. Lubbock Texas

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Liberty Hill Dr. Tichenor J. E. Ronen Sherrouse Med. Co Grove’s H. M. Cannon Butler, Missouri Adrian Osteopathy Farmers Bank Building John A. Bell Harriet Frederick. Batt T. C. Boulware North Side Square Butler, Mo J. M. Christy Diseases of Women and Children S Specialty Office Over Butler Cash Department Store Ofies Telephone House B. F. Jeter J. T. Holl Bekrence Thatiad Hagedorn Obes St. Louis, Mo BR. F. D Tabler Irtair Vitor Jasper Grand Jury Joplin Ltd Folk Kentucky Warner Secures Pension Board Collins, Mo Dba Kine Mart Ragiered St. Louis Exposition Keen Simmons Hardware Company Broadway Maan Kutter Dr. Rice Mits Dowager An Jerome Lawson
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