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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1903
Page
5
Fragmentary excerpt describes a rough mountain chase where Johnson is sought after, with riders on horses and tense conversation about his fate. The scene notes a cafe, a summons to Johnson, and wary locals unsure of his survival.
Dolores sets out with Green to locate her missing father amid a perilous mountain trek. A vulture eyes the ridge as they descend and Dolores, brave and steadfast, faces danger while Green leads a rescue rope plan to reach a wounded figure below the ledge.
A dialogue opposes women voting, fearing social and economic costs like fashion and home duties, while another excerpt discusses nervous impulse and the theory that nervous and electrical currents are identical. The latter cites Dr O Brien and parallels nerve mechanisms to electrical systems of transmission and processing.
Greater London totals 6,581,72 residents and has gained just under 1,000,000 in ten years, with most growth in the outer ring. Females outnumber males at ages 19 to 25, due to many domestic servants moved from the country. 234,298 female servants vs 156,426 male. Children decline while those over 45 rise to record levels.
A quote from the Atlanta Constitution captures a colored speaker denouncing sermonizing and urging attention to sinners and fate, expressing that God’s knowledge of what is coming is clear to all who listen.
Richard Henry Bavayo, author and soldier, dies in New York. Earthquakes shake Nevada and Missouri. Notable figures Wilson and Count de la Forest testify in canal cases. Stricogee land sales see bids under expected values. Two giant Hessemer mills near Tromestead closed, 2000 workers laid off. Walter States Steel dividend down due to weak business. Constable’s tour home wrecked by dynamite. family escapes. Harvey Shipworth accused of galley crime in Centratin. Miss Ant Wanl, missionary among Indians and Civil War veteran, dies in New Haven. Stillwater murder case ends with life sentence for suspect. Man and lemonade rights granted at apex of court and politics. State Department acts on fugitive Charlie Krate, treaty opens two new trade posts. Shipbuilding trust faces receiver for Bethlehem Steel Works. England debates social ills like tipping, drinking, and gaming. Nevada court dismisses Cole Younger case. Anglo French arbitration treaty nears completion. Manila embezzlers face exposure. White House crank arrested. National Order of Anti Horse Thief Associations adjourns in Springfield. Green McCurrain argues Allotment sales reflect impoverished full-bloods. Shipbuilding syndicate profits split with Morgan and Schwab. Campana sails provide onboard daily New York news. Mud and water collapse in Hudson tunnel claims a life. Solar flare hints at big sunspot, says Chancellor. Urbano priest dangerously deranged after drug loss. Montgomery gang forces workers to surrender. US agriculture reports improve corn. Perry County leader dies. US religion vs liquor spending highlighted in New York meeting. Missouri apples and Ben Davis crop forecast poor. Eastern coast battered by gale. grave robbery close. Cemetery suspects linked to robbery site identified.
The text outlines a fraternal order's reserve fund created from inception to provide death benefits. It describes membership terms, death payout scales by year, reserve fund sources, and monthly assessments. It lists officials including David P. Bailey and Edward D. Hays and notes a $5 membership fee with certificates offered at $100 or $200, plus administrative charges.
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