Man Lethal Plan Ends With Rescue and Odd Political Claim
A man attempted suicide using rope coal oil fire arsenic and a revolver but survived when the rope broke and water extinguished the blaze. He later claimed to be a candidate for the legislature on the reform ticket.
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Reform
Mack Cretcher
May Raise Dancing Ban In Methodist Vote
The New York conference of the Methodist Episcopal church backed by an almost unanimous vote a recommendation to the general conference to delete paragraph 21s of church discipline that bans dancing card playing theatergoing and related amusements. No debate occurred and officials said approval would not change core doctrine but make these acts a matter of conscience.
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New York
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Kansas City Star
Foley's Honey and Tar Named as Cold Cure
An ad from Kerr's Pharmacy urges taking Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds claiming it cures difficult coughing and expels the illness, emphasizing it contains no harmful drugs.
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Foley
Kerr's Pharmacy
Pardoned Sells as Drug Clerk Seen in Nortonville
Society notes Willie Sells, once jailed for the Sells family murder, now a trusted drug clerk in Nortonville. He attended a theater party in Atchison Monday night with a prominent Nortonville girl, a sign of his accepted status. The item also mentions Dr Shoop’s Night Cure and an advertisement nudge from The Tribun’s column.
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Willie Sells
Sells
Nortonville
Atchison
Hiawatha World
Bloodless Easter drives push to end plume use
New York reports show fewer birds bled for Easter millinery as Audubon societies urge global action. With female organizations and milliners under pressure, campaigns aim to halt aigrette trade, while earlier prosecutions in Columbus and Cincinnati highlight enforcement challenges. Prince Royal stallion ads appear in this clippings mix.
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New York
National Association of Audubon Societies
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Audubon
Audubon Association
United States
South America
Europe
Africa
Asia
New York State
Columbus
Cincinnati
Audubon Agente
Sunrise the jack at stud with pedigree and fee
Sunrise is a black jack foaled November 4 1901. He stands 15 hands high with a wide breast and straight back and weighs 1125 pounds. He is a proven breeder with service fee 12 dollars. Pedigree traces to Sunlight Belknap Blackney Imp and Imported Paragon. First dam Kate by Napolean and Peacock sire lines included.
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Sunrise
Sunlight
Starlight Jr
Starlight Sr
Belknap
Blackney
Kate
Napoleon, Sr
Peacock
Imp
Napoleon
Prince Royal
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Vitality Improvement
Friendly readers are urged to try Foley's Kidney Remedy to tone the system and restore vigor. The ad claims it can ease backache nervous exhaustion and kidney and bladder troubles with immediate use through Kerr's Pharmacy.
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Foley
Kerr's Pharmacy
Sermon Affirms Equality of Joy Beyond Wealth
A Concordia Kansas sermon condemns suicides and poverty as irrelevant to happiness. Dr Davies argues health and honest effort matter more than wealth, noting sun and song bless the poor as richly as the rich. The message: contentment comes from right living, not gold.
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Aga Man
Twilight and Twilight Jr. listed for registry in Jack Stock Book
Twilight the Tennessee Jack is 16 hands high and will serve mares for 512 to insure a living colt. Twilight Jr. is a foaled 1905 black colt by Twilight and Mannie Mzell with Starlight No. 81 in the dam line. Both are accepted for registry in the American Jack Stock Stud Book and will stand the season at J. J. Scarlett's home in Rea, Missouri.
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Prince Royal
Twilight
William’s Beauty
Mannie Mzell
Starlight
St. Martin
Scarlet’s
G. M. Scott
Rea. Mo
St. Martin Junnel
Belief in spirit return and guidance by loved ones
Ella Wheeler Wilcox argues there is no death and that spirits return to comfort and guide the living. She cites many authenticated examples of spirit visitations and messages, noting imperfect spiritual communication yet urging belief in divine guidance and love.
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Tom
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Yon Yonson Declares Himself on Presidential Nomination
Yon Yonson issues a quirky letter stating his views on the presidential nominating process. He criticizes the idea of a Woodward Roosevelt style hunt, mentions Bill Bryan and Minnesota, and notes he may not seek the nomination but won’t rule it out. He warns delegates and reflects on Swede votes and party prospects. Foley's Orino Laxathes is also advertised.
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Maester Swan J
Turnblad
United States of America
White House
Teddy Roosevelt
Bill Bryan
Mill Bryan
Neesbraska
Hill
Bill
Bill Ca
Toots
Mile
Yuu
Paw
Tha Delega
Bane
Bryan
Meenesota
Yon Yonson
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