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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1900
Page
7
McEari and Eseo harness shop features bugees and surrises road wagons and spring wagons for local customers, offering durable equipment and repair services. The notice highlights product range and availability at the shop.
El Paso, Aug 30. K H H Cook of El Paso and two companions from the east attempted a Tularosa desert bicycle crossing. One companion staggered into a ranch in near death after 48 hours without food or water. Cook and another man were found exhausted and delirious, convulsing in the sand, rescued and taken for medical care with critical conditions reported.
The consecration today featured an elaborate ceremony with flags from the China regiments. Pastor Woelfing delivered the address calling it a crusade and holy war, criticizing international law and oriental barbarism against Occidental civilization. A London Washington dispatch noted U S policy in China with other powers awaiting full reports before further planning. An official disputed the dispatch's form. Ballard's Horehound Syrup advertised for coughs and colds at 25 and 50 cents, sold by H L Tucker.
The report covers weekly wheat trade, noting gains in prices and shipments for the week. It mentions figures such as 1,245,005 bushels and references to contracts, futures, and market activity in New York and related warehouses.
Pittsiars Pa September 1 The committee petitionaries at the Jary meeting of the Trestlesterion urges presbyteries to record affirmative and negative votes on a proposed revision of the church constitution and doctrine. It asks for expressions of faith loyalty and doctrinal stance as they arrive at the vote.
In Detroit during mid September, the session focused on introducing bills for amendments. J R Carnahan of Indianapolis was reported as major general commanding the uniform rank, while Doll P Glazier of Fort Madison Ta was elected supreme chief by the Hathborne Sisters.
Detroit area reports two engines and three freight cars plunging into the Howe River at Del Ray as crews escaped injury. The heavy train crossed the bridge too fast to stop. Separate notes include Peyan leaving Nebraska for Poiana Lincoln and a Missouri Day at the Interstate Reunion in Joplin and nearby events.
Thomas A. Jones, described as a necro preacher, was executed by hanging yesterday in Kaleich, C, for the murder of a family of four.
William Black a Black man was hanged yesterday at Bellair Maryland for criminal assault. The execution followed legal proceedings and reflects the period's capital punishment practices in the state.
Fragmented OCR reveals a World War I era dispatch mentioning General Olivier's capture amid Allied and German forces. The text references Paris, New York, and Chicago datelines, with notes on trade restraint and military preparations. Names and places are garbled, but the overarching theme concerns a high-profile military event and ensuing diplomatic and economic implications.
Desil Sinton underwent a medical procedure yesterday in Cincinnati, described as a wealthy local figure tied to Wisbeldigge Dyeing. Edward S. Wrehtarn, president of the Kansas City Fort seer & Memphis railway, died yesterday at Rye Deweh, Maine, according to local reports.
Markets report from Kansas showing shipping and dressed cattle including steers heifers and cows, with bids noted for western steers lambs and sheep. Regional prices reflect tremors in steer and sheep futures across Chicago St. Louis and native markets with Texas and Indian steers listed.
A fragmented list of home market items and prices including wheat, potatoes, corn, soybeans, white vegetables, fruit like peaches and grapes, and various notes on local growers. Mentions prices per bushel, per dozen, and per gallon for several items, with scattered references to home grown produce and market conditions.
Aug 1 cash wheat prices listed for No 1 red No 2 durum and other grades with varietal bids. Northern spring figures show varied cents per bushel for No 3 FF and No 2 Gye. Corn prices include No 2 Wyld and No 2 yellow with track bids. Local elevator activity notes track and cash terms.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a cryptic medieval style scene. It mentions lineage, marriage, and a vow context within a dubious historical frame. The garbled lines obscure clear events, names, or places for precise reporting.
A chaotic scene in Maryville Missouri features a man firing pistols through city streets and near by onlookers. Witnesses report a tense spree ending with a failed suicide attempt and a dramatic confrontation among residents.
A. J. Girne, lifelong Missouri figure and former leading physician, was found dead by a river near the town after a suspected self infliction while visiting. He had been in Kentucky earlier and was connected to the local medical community for decades.
Bogus patent medicine ad promises a cure for pimples boils eruptions and blood disorders with Botanic Blood Balm. Claims thirty years of testing and thousands cured after doctors failed. Offers a free trial bottle and lists price for full kits, directing readers to Blood Balm Company, Atlanta Ga.
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