General J Franklin Bell and Gen Chaffee in Philippine and China campaigns
The article profiles Gen J Franklin Bell as chief of staff and details his career from cavalry beginnings in the Philippines to key actions against Tagalogs and his role in the relief of embassies at Peking. It also extols Gen Adna R Chaffee as a daring commander, noting his four brevets, guerrilla actions, and leadership near Santiago and during the Peking expedition.
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Chaffee
Peking
Ruropr
Adna R. Chaffee
Gen Chaffee
Negasal
Pat Tpines
Forbidden City
Bell
Metanter
J. Franklin Bell
Fell
Philippines
Tainngan
Weyler
Duke
Alva
Adna KR. Chaffee
Chaffée
Army
Ching
Gen. Chaffee
Goard
Indiana
Charlee
Santiago
Arthur Lee
Feld
Cuba
Lee
Spare No One Says Hadley in Missouri Probe
Governor Herbert Hadley told reporters at the Hotel Baltimore that the police board should conduct a thorough investigation and spare no one, regardless of political influence. He said results would rest with the commission and justice would be served appropriately.
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Hadley
Kansas City
Herbert 5
Baltimore
Marke
Jude Middlebrook
Missouri Constitution Amendment association plans June meeting
Dr W J Palmore president announces first annual meeting of the Missouri Constitution Amendment association to be held in Sedalia on June 4 5 at 1 59 p m. The session will elect officers discuss the association and take steps to push for a statewide prohibition vote at the general election. The conference will also address other business as needed and is open to all who support the association's aims.
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Islands
Emforta of
Trey
W. J. Palmore
Misaouri Constitutions Amendment Sesocty
Sedalia
Levee Condemnation Case Settled in U S District Court
The United States government won a condemnation suit against Louie Tock and others to seize land along the Mississippi River south of Cape Girardeau for a levee. Damages of about $200 were awarded to Houck heirs and Thebes Terminal Railroad. Construction will start immediately with costs covered by Congress appropriations.
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Cape Girardeau
United States
Louie Tock
Lande
Mississippi River
United States District Court
Lette Houck
Mra Houck
Thebes Terminal
Houck
Jowlands I
Scett
Cape Ghrardens
Turbulent North St Louis fatality linked to deputy ex-officer
A chaotic report describes the death of Constable Bam Youre in North St Louis weeks ago and mentions Willam Katha, a former deputy, facing trial for Youre’s death. The text notes threats against Katha and disputes over who threatened whom amid the shooting case. Maryville school funding suit targets the Wabash railway over depot removal and station agent changes, seeking $12,104 and penalties for daily violations.
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Louie Fred Mobrie
North St Louis
Erin
Willam Katha
Young Kane
Oost
Moterie
Eang
Elbbee
Meh
Rial
Maryville
Netawar County
Wiles
Waheeh Railway
Ika Gepot
Jacwannville
Dawsonville
Webb City Man Kills Father-in-Law After Quarrel
Babe Underwood, 25, shot and killed his father in law, Small, 60, at the latter's home in Webb City after a quarrel with his wife. Underwood and his wife reportedly argued and she returned to her father's home before the shooting. he was arrested.
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Woebb City
Babe Underwood
Small
Webb Ciiry
Underwood
Governor Hadley Names New Federal Home Board Members
Jefferson City Missouri Governor Hadley appointed John R. Ferguson of Springfield and W. F. Henry of Kansas City to the board of managers of the Federal Home for Soldiers at St. James. Both remain present members of the board and will each serve a four year term from February 9, 1909.
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Jefferson City
Hadley
John R. Ferguson
Springfield
W. F. Henry
Kamsas City
Federal Home For Soldiers
St. James
Hoth
Maryville Woman Dies at Home Near Harwell Nodaway County
Maryville Mra Rachel Brobaugh died at her Harwell home in Nodaway County Missouri. She was the great grandmother of 27, grandmother of 19, and mother of four with three of those children surviving her. She was the last survivor of a family of ten children.
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Maryville
Jefferson City Charter For Missouri River Railroad Co
The secretary of state issued a charter to the Missouri River Carrollton Northwestern Railroad Co of Carrollton with capitalization of 15000 dollars. The road extends from the Missouri river in Carroll County toward Carrollton and northwest for 33 miles. Lincoln jury convicts Cary Renoer of attempting to murder Carl Masop in People v. Cary Renoer.
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Jefferson City
Missouri River
Carrollton
Northwestern Railroad Co
Carroll Coanty Uiroweh
Lincoln
The
People
Cary Renoer
Carl Masop
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advert
A Rockland Maine testimonial touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for backache and female weakness. It claims relief by addressing root causes and invites women to write Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
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Rockland
Maine
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Linkham
Mia Win
Yoruna
Columbia Avenue
Lydia
Pinkhaa
Palus
Syrdia
Pinkham
Woman's Worth and Bank Penchant for Husbands
A fragment from a 19th century piece discusses a man and his wife in America, noting the wife’s actions toward her husband and the perception of value. It references a note about the Bank of England and hints at repeated years of circulation and cashiers' annoyance. The text shows archaic spelling and unclear context.
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England
Penn
Minis
Fragmentary quote sparks debate over land and life choices
In a garbled exchange, Mr Meek is asked why someone would risk a war feat when he can own homes and a city’s people respond with uncertainty. The dialogue hints at land, landmarks, and a run down place, but details are unclear.
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Mr Meek
Forgotten ale fines cast shadow on tragic pitcher
A Scottish newspaper notices a fallen pitcher whose remembered curves and past triumphs are overshadowed by a vow to seek real tragedy. The piece reflects on memory, loss, and the human cost of neglecting one’s gifts.
Coffee's shift in health saves a mother's life
A superintendent and a southern state educator share how Postum transformed a mother's health. Once a long suffered coffee drinker with heart trouble and weak digestion, she avoided headaches and stomach issues after switching. The testimony, urged by many prominent men, touts Postum as a healthier alternative and cites renewed vigor across the family.
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Wellriiie
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