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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1902
Page
3
Philadelphia May 22 Register Singer admitted probate of Col. John McKee's will. The Negro multi millionaire left most of his estate to found a college under Catholic church management. He cut off his daughter grandson and other relatives with modest inheritances after a compromise with kin who challenged the will was reported.
An old advertisement touts Dr Toselee' Cierimian and Green's remedies as a cure for consumption, colds, and bronchial troubles. It urges women to use the products to strengthen lungs and drive illness from the system, claiming reliability and urging readers to purchase at local dimestores.
Dr Julia Dolmes smith in Chicago rejects the idea that a wife should shoot her abusive husband while noting the submissive wife theory has gone too far. She says murder is wrong and observes many unmarrieds would like a husband able to defend them, though most lack experience to answer.
A Spanish woman travels perilously from Peru through the Andes toward New York as she seeks passage home. She leaves her home near Lima behind and plans to reach the coast by ship, then travel by boat to Liverpool and onward to the United States. She hopes to escape danger by crossing the mountains to the sea.
The text discusses Enzozone trials in India and mentions Neve and Michtioam with references to public health, plagues and vaccines. It weaves in remarks about Emperor and imperial family, Cesare Nicholas, and various European political themes. The fragmentary prose hints at a transnational commentary on science, governance, and public health with scattered names and events.
A shopkeeper recalls a burglar scam where a false firm head, two clerks, and a safe cracking crew staged a heist. The crew drilled a counterfeit alum safe, looted nearly $4,000, and fled across the Canadian border before the crime was detected, leaving the narrator cleared by a magistrate.
Readable dots describe real estate schemes around Gray Counties and Monument shore rights. Agents allegedly manipulated titles and transfers, causing speculation and vast land control. Residents report blocked access and disrupted fisheries while officials record property deeds and dubious transactions.
Fragmented text references Natt attire at Gop I and View Adow suffering with unclear phrasing. Mentions Kitten By a Mad Ty Uolionndy Sprines and names Anchae Cluck Pears Tong, Mathie Gilor, Macrape aged yeurs, and references to drinks or locations like Were froth ferry eds and Pantha institute.
The readable segments describe a 25th street area in New Youth with mentions of individuals and places such as Cedar Road and Hat Street. The passage is garbled, lacking coherent events or outcomes, and does not present a clear news item or reportable incident.
A fragmented report mentions a rail line owner linked to a murder case, with unclear timing and details. The source also notes a jail release and a shift to a hospital setting for the alleged victim. The Perry Davis Painkiller ad appears as unrelated promotion.
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