Farmington Asylum Cottage Plan Replaces Old Style
Annual report of commissioners to the Legislature details the Farmington asylum cottage plan. It outlines a 150000 dollar construction and 251000 dollar completion budget to add cottages, administration, dining, and superintendent buildings, with space for 500 patients and a tunnel water and power system. The plan favors light airy separates cottages, with two-story design and three daily exercise periods, and credits E H Hohenschld as the architect.
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Asvinia
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Jove Cottinges
Fartingvot
Amd
J. D. Allen
Butler
J. Ed. Berry
Fulton
O.C. Clay
Canton
Jas. L. Buchanan
California
C. H. Rigg
Middletown
Farmington
Feo
E. H. Hohenschld
Rolla
Eit
Tata
Protected the Negro Prisoner Escorts Under Guard
Albert Shenkle, charged with a crime against Miss Giller of Whitehall, arrived in Carrelston escorted by four state militia companies ordered by Gov. Yates. A crowd gathered at the depot but no disturbance occurred as Shenkle pleaded guilty and was sent to Chester penitentiary.
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Albert Shenkle
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Nan
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Insurgents Attack Towns in the Philippines
Reports from Luzon describe insurgents entering Sires in South Ilocos and Santa Maria, burning dozens of houses and killing natives. American forces, with about ten thousand troops, repelled the attackers. one native scout and two civilians died, while insurgents retreated into the mountains. Meanwhile protests rise in Manila as the Spooner amendment restricting sales and concessions sparks business concern.
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Ferrell Executed for Crime Then Kills Woman
Rosiyn Ferrell, executed in the electric chair at the Ghia penitentiary, shot and killed Uxnoress Mestenser Charles Jane near Main City after planning to frame a supposed money loss related to his marriage to Lillian Costlow. He fled on a train but was captured after the trap was sprung and the car was opened.
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Ghia
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Ta Mies
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Kansas City Manufacturers' Exposition Planned
The board of managers of the Theme Product show changes its name to Kansas City Manufacturers' Exposition and will hold the event in Convention Hall from May 30. The show, to be run by the manufacturers' association, aims to promote Kansas City's growing manufacturing role with machinery displays and an amusement program. Railroads will arrange special rites for arrival, and profits are not sought. the focus is on showcasing regional industry to the southwest.
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Mob Law in Oporto Seeks Convent Abduction Outcome
In Oporto Portugal on March 1 Jose Pestana a member of the Catholic party group faced a mob over an alleged plot to abduct the Brazilian consul’s daughter and place her in a convent. Pestana stood at his door with a crucifix and a pistol and fired three shots as police and cavalry dispersed the attackers.
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Veterans meeting plans touch Memphis with national invite
Washington reports leading Memphian figures including Senator Kate and Senater Carmack pressed White House for the United Confederate Veterans monster gathering in Memphis on May 2 20 and 30. The president regrets prior arrangements but hopes to visit before summer.
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Court Interferes in Forery Charge Against Jim Shaw
Antons Wan precreated from a chemevier charces of forsery against Jim L. Shaw. temporary injunction granted by Judge Elwood restrains John Mebreger from executing charges. Printed and circulated 5 000 direwars outlining the charges in mail. Woman and Quachter cleared after poisoning case. Velten case involves arsenic given to patient by husband. preliminary exam. Grantville case ends with death and testimony from family physician. Rivers dispute on the Pi River reaches 200 steages of difference. no agreement expected soon. Rebecca D. Lowe announces General Federation of Women’s Clubs extrregional meeting in Los Angeles March 1, 1900. Kidnapping bill passes Texas Senate. fate uncertain in House.
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Kan
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Grantville
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Los Angeles
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Hall maximum freight rate bill passes in Missouri House
Jefferson City reports a unanimous House vote approving the Hall maximum freight rate bill reducing cargo freight by about 344 percent for carloads. The session also saw bills on estate attorney fees, county pole rights, taxes, and a road law substitute. The next House will have 142 members with Greene and St Louis counties gaining seats.
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St. Louis
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Jasper
McKinley
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Brome Quinine Tab
An advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets. It offers a refund if the remedy fails and notes FE. W. Grove’s signature on the box.
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Confession Ties Mrs Foster to Attempt on Husband
February 22 report states Mrs. Foster, wife of FBL Poster, confessed to involvement in the attempted murder of her husband Clarence Robinson as details emerge. She testified before Attorney Frederick M. Curtiss and Dr. E. Gey, then attempted suicide but was saved.
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Mr. Feater
FBL Poster
Clarence Robinson
Sheriff killed in Florida posse pursuit
In Florida on February 27 a sheriff leader and posse pursued a African American man who had mortally wounded J Platter. The man shot the sheriff as he fell, then the posse opened fire. The injured man was later pronounced dead at his home. Whites threaten violent action against negroes amid rising tension.
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Sherifh Mathie
J. Plattere
Matthias
Farm paper bundle offer boosts value to farmers
All farmers are urged to subscribe to a four-paper bundle including Live Stock Indicator, Farmers' Institute Editions, Poultry Farmer, and the editor's paper. Priced at 1.25 for one year, the package promises top agricultural reading with samples available by calling the office for inspection.
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Kansas City
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