New to Fill Unexpired Secretary Ortelyou Term
The Republican National Committee Friday elected Harry S. New to fill the unexpired term of Secretary Ortelyou, who resigned. A new alloy discovered in Peru is claimed to render steel armor on battleships impervious to the largest guns, potentially making coast defenses valueless and prompting a need for more powerful weapons.
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Republican National Committee
Harry S. New
Ortelyou
Peru
Carrcage Selected as National Convention Site on June 16
Committee Saturday chose Carrcage for the National Convention on June 16. Kansas City supporters boasted of $100,000 in subscriptions to influence the decision but could not secure the gathering.
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Republican National Committee
Carrcage
Kansas City
Death of Oscar II King of Sweden at 78
Oscar II, King of Sweden, dies Sunday morning at age 78. Succession passes to Oscar Gustave Adolphe, Duke of Verland, the king’s eldest son. In a council meeting the new king took oath as Gustave V and adopted the motto With the people for the fatherland.
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Oscar II
Sweden
Oscar Gustave Adolphe
Verland
Gustave V
Death of Mrs Louise M Taft mother of Secretary of War
Mrs Louise M Taft mother of Secretary of War William H Taft died Sunday morning after months of illness. She had been unconscious for a week and had spent her girlhood in Millbury Massachusetts at the Torrey homestead. Cablegrams were sent to Bologna informing Taft, who cut short his European visit, and he and his wife hurried home aboard the President Grant.
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Louise M. Taft
William H. Taft
President Grant
Forty-Sixth Annual Missouri Teachers Session in Joplin
The Missouri State Teachers Association will hold its forty sixth annual session in Joplin from December 26 to 28 1907. The event promises to be a large enthusiastic educational gathering with every state teacher urged to attend. Joplin extends hospitality with hotels buildings churches and private homes open for visiting teachers and friends of education. A five topic program will be discussed by state teachers.
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Missouri State Teachers’ Association
Joplin
Missouri
Friends of Education
A Man's Store Helps Pick Christmas Gifts for Him
A men’s shop prompts holiday shoppers to choose CHRISTMAS presents by buying in a dedicated men’s store. It suggests Hart, Schaffner & Marx or B. Kuppenheimer suits, overcoats, trousers, vests, hats, gloves, shirts, ties and more. If sizing is unsure, exchanges are offered for fit.
Missouri Teachers to Attend Joplin Meeting
The program targets teachers at all levels from Missouri including rural and high school staff, urging at least 2000 Missouri teachers to attend in Joplin. Prin Baker of Joplin will provide hotel and accommodation details, with programs obtainable by writing BE Carter, Secretary of the State Teachers’ Association in Jefferson City Mo.
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Missouri
Joplin
Prin
Baker
BE. M. Carter
Sec
State Teachers’ Association
iJferson City
Choate’s Clerk Quips On Fees In England
Rufus Choate’s clerk reports a caller seeking a case. the clerk collected twenty five guineas, half the regular fee of fifty. Choate deems it unprofessional, the clerk insists he got all the man had, and Choate concedes that was professional in his view.
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Rufus Choate
England
Mr. Choate
Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Ringe Dyspepsia Tablets as quick relief for indigestion and stomach trouble. It promises two days of treatment free and urges readers to ask druggists about the product.
Court Proceedings Opened and Roads and Licenses Approved
Court convened with judges and officials present. Road district petitions by Frank Crass et al approved and opened. Wolf bounty paid. ferry license granted to J A Dilley. dramatic shop licenses issued for F E Skinner and J Berg & Co. Road reports reviewed, inquests ordered for Spangler and Adaline Coleman, payments approved. Petit jury selected for January term. road/bridge reports and culvert projects reviewed. November collections summarized. total examined and allowed.
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R. W. Hickman
J. P. Force
W. C. Gaines
W. G. Durrett
C. B. Bacon
Frank Crass
T. D. McCormick
J. A. Dilley
de Witt
Commissioners of Road District No. 2
Inquest
Henry Spangler
Adaline Coleman
Dramshop
F. E. Skinner
Slater
J. Berg & Co
Marshall
Dhop
G.L. Reynold
T.M. Riggins
Rock Creek
Circuit Court
W. Wilkinson
William Thorp
Arrow Rock
Geo
T Lyon
Miami
W.W. Vaughan
Lenton Yeager
C. J. Thompson
Lee Abney
A. E. Larue
Salt Fork
J. T. Fombell
G.B. Hazen
Salt Pond
J. W. Barnhill
Road petitions continued and drainage district levy set
In the matter of road petition by Thomas Bryan et al the cause continued to the February term. Martha A Ball ew et al also continued to February term. View and report on culverts and roads in 26-52-19 and 9-51-19. Salt Branco Drainage District authorized supplemental assessment of 1.00 per acre. Court adjourned to meet Monday Dec 23 1907. Farm for sale cheap description of 120 acre farm by W H Montgomery Shackleford Mo.
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Thomas Bryan
Martha A. Ballew
Salt Branco
May Lose Their Money In Kansas Farm Deal Collapse
Chas. Weber and his sister Mary sold their Miami area farm and moved to Saline County Kansas. They bought a $16000 farm and paid $5000 down. They cannot secure a loan for the remaining balance nor recover their funds, leaving the deal in jeopardy and prompting hopes for a solution.
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Chas. Weber
Sister Mary
Miami
Saline County
Kansas
Backache and kidney cure claims in popular remedy
A New York daily reports a single prescription said to cure most backache and kidney or bladder disorders if taken early. Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla are mixed and taken after meals and at night. A local druggist confirms ingredients are harmless and affordable and notes it may aid kidney function by filtering waste from blood.
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New York Daily
Bright
Burglars Fail to Steal From Local Lumber Safe
E C Phares found burglars attempting to crack the Missouri Central Lumber office safe between Saturday night and Monday morning. A $100 payment was left in the safe on Saturday and the thieves, after forcing the rear door, damaged the lock with a sledge hammer but fled before explosives were used. The safe was moved to a machinist shop where it was opened and the money recovered.
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E. C. Phares
Missouri Central Lumber Company
Main Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Phares
Lumber Company
Harry James
Mr. Phare
Sedalia Capital
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