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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
2
The Market Report Coverage of Prevailing Conditions
A concise market report outlines prevailing conditions across commodities and equities with emphasis on price trends. It notes notable shifts in key sectors and references general economic indicators guiding current trading sentiment.
Temple shoots St Joseph police officer in attempted robbery
Missouri news item reports Sol Temple an Indian Territory outlaw shot Officer Loret Gibson at the Lewis barn while investigating stolen horses. Temple resisted arrest, was overpowered by officers, then captured and jailed in Jol. Details describe a confrontation, firing, and Temple’s injuries while Chief Gideon leads a strain of the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jowell
Pollo Berg
Sol Temple
Temple
Jol
Loret Gibson
Jim Grehel
Lewis Barn
Co Armetrong Terth
Krug Park
OM Lowe Creed
William A. Gideon
Portage
Flor Maroh
Hed Gah
South Foith Street
Sam Davin
Sandy
Devastating Steelville Fire Damages Town and Homes
A major Steelville Missouri blaze caused extensive damage estimated near $75,000. Many buildings along Pine street were destroyed or severely damaged, with residents and lodge members recounting the chaos as firefighters battled flames. Some businesses faced losses, while a plan to improve White River rail service promises track and station upgrades to restore traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steelville
Mos
Findany
Kervalive
R. . Joe. Lark
A.J. Banderas
W H Davie
Gn. Bom. Heneston
Fukelle Trask
George Carter
Chirciieh
Wabash Train Rescued From Wreck After Night Break
Two ralle and tea were found bound to the calle of ie Wabash track near Sanmpeel at 2 oock Saturday morning and removed minutes before No. 1, a fast passenger train, passed from Lanile to Cmohe. James Pion, a mall oerrier, discovered the danger and saved the wreck, but was attacked by two men who fled. Pion was beaten, crawled home, and officers found only a bloody knife as evidence. Local investigation continues with few leads and a prior alert year noted on the same line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Ie Wabash
Sanmpeel
Kian
Eiuehed
Mandy
Dean
Bampael
Appeal Delays Rudolph Hanging in Missouri Case
A clemency appeal delays the execution of William Rudolph in Union Missouri as Supreme Court actions wind through the appeals process. Gov Dockery’s successor is urged to review the case, with potential reprieve or pardon decisions anticipated after December 31. Rudolph was convicted for first degree murder of detective Beale Tacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Shaper
Sbi
Sappeare
Circuit Court
Hudeolph
Ibs
Gov. Dockery
Gov Dichery
Louie
Argue Dabbs Cane
Jdoternon
Hoah Dahhe
Crow Finn
Jasper County
Cand
Redtern
Teacher Diets in Europe. Warrenehurge, Mo
A cablegram from Europe announces the death of Miss Anna Powers who left this city a few months ago as Miss Powers was a member of the Wartensbuee State Normal No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenehurge
Europe
Mise Anna Powers
Mave Powers
Missouri Bay Electrocuted at Joplin Park Bridge
A 20 year old, Marty Rogers of Well County, was found on the Midway Park bridge by the railway line Saturday and electrocuted by a trolley wire while reportedly trying to feed birds. Campbell, Mo. Also, a jury in Jeway returned a verdict of acquittal for C. P. Hawkins in the January 15 street killing of Marty Cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Marty Rogers
Oll
Welle City
Midway Park
Rob Bank Safe at Metz Explosion Stuns Town
A bank robbery near Metz blew a safe open with nitroglycerin Friday night, stealing about $2000 before getaway cars fled toward Port Poort and the town of Amas. The blast awakened residents as three robbers escaped with the loot before police arrived. Local authorities pursued leads across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mets
Metre
Darth Rollers
Aid Chew
Snowfall halts North Dakota farm work and more
Fragments report snow disrupting North Dakota farming. Other items note Japan press near Port Arthur, explosions, a jail or court case in Missouri, and a parade at the World’s Fair. International tensions, train and shipping movements, and local incidents fill the roundup with diverse, unnamed events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow Falla
North Dakota
Port Arthir
Mukden Ie Agymin
Missouri
M. KE
Baroda’s Gaekhwar Displays Sword Worth 1.7 Million
A Lonian correspondent describes the Gaekhwar of Baroda bearing a sword adorned with jewels valued at 1,700,000 dollars. The piece notes that splendor fades beside the resonant tilting music of the Gachwara high name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaekhwar
Baroda
Gachwara
From Coffee to Postum Sleep Restored
A patient details relief from coffee induced ailments after switching to Postum coffee substitute. He describes severe insomnia headaches stomach issues and nervous distress before adopting Postum. Ten days on Postum reportedly restores sleep and health. the testimonial cites Postum Company Battle Creek Michigan and The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoye
Postum
Han
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellvilla
Sewing Machine Offers and Delays in Chicago Ad
An exaggerated Sears Roebuck offer promises top prices for a range of sewing machines in Minnesota and Chicago. The notice pushes readers to reply quickly, promising a handsome catalog and surprising new offers. The passage also includes two humorous anecdotes about mistaken meanings and misdirections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Chicago
Hohn Wo Huth
Salen
Wan Baker
Cholee Wethers
Cholee
Kansan
Carrie
Nwerren- Batra Creamery
Bickerade
Minnesota
Kinger
Wheeler & Wilson
Standard
Pont Poli
Fren
Cort
Ainger
Sears, Rorbuck & CO
Calls for Explanations and a Remark on Kidney Pills
Fragmented text discusses Mr Poerking and Mr Morgan, opinions on modern conditions, and mentions a “Dodd's Kidney Mite” remedy with a testimonial from Mr Jobo J. Ash about relief from kidney trouble after using Dodd Kidney Pills. The piece references New York episodes, West Virginia, and general commentary on health and eyewear business in hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poerking
Morgan
Sid Pot
West Virginia
Taberts
Wo Va
May
Minoy
Dodd
Jobo J. Ash
Ash
Mr. Ash
Defy Coal Trust With Peach Crop Support
A despondent community thanks the New York Herald for urging a shift from coal to peaches. The appeal rebukes avarice, urges consumers to buy peaches and ask dealers for Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease foot discomfort while promoting peach consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Trust
New York Herald
Ita
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Ego Consumption in England Misinformed Trade Losses
England spent heavily on imported eggs over the past year, with estimates showing about 40 000 rats worth of egg imports. Only a third were genuine eggs, leading to substantial money leaving the country that could have supported home industries, per Mourson's Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Aletrictx
Hiritish Columbia
Canadian
England
Mourson
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