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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1907

Page

7

Wall Street Money and Southern Fortunes in Crisis

Beulah learns her father Judge Lee Sanda’s noble life and public service as the family confronts a Wall Street crisis. A rising broker drama unfolds with Brownley and Randolph amid market panic, while Beulah seeks to protect her family’s million-dollar legacy and aid the South through prudent, honest investing. The narrative follows personal loyalties, ethical wealth, and a high-stakes financial gamble.

Lee Sanda Harvard Robert Congress Julia Lee Richmond America Seaboard Wilsons South Wall Street Beulah Baltimore

Uneasy telegrams threaten family Seaboard stock sale

Two days later she summoned us to the office and showed a telegram from father stating an important letter mailed today. The next afternoon a letter arrived, describing daily terror from trusted insiders urging examination of Seaboard stock. Judge Ganda warned any sale would require the court’s consent and pleaded for relief, urging his daughter to be the family’s savior despite deep fear and hopelessness.

Father Jetter Judge Bands Reinhart Seaboard Ganda Tom

Reinhart plot fuels old family feud and Wall Street stake

Beulah Banda recounts a decade of high finance turmoil and a fierce fight against Reinhart as Reinhart and his faction push to control transportation assets. She recalls her father Randolph and the Wilson family opposing usurious profits and schemes to exploit the public. The narrative centers on moral duty, family pride, and a plan to recover funds deemed stolen from her father. Beulah faces a dilemma between preserving her father’s honor and securing relief to save him from ruin. The tale highlights European and American finance clashes, guardianship of stock, and the resistance to Wall Street predation on southern interests.

Wilsona Reinhardt Seaboard oMer Reinhart Wilson Ble John Wilson New York John Amer Jean Father Wilsons Wall Street Mr. Randolph Banda Ifer Mim Beloven Beulah Slater Biebie Bob

Letter Reveals Two Million Profit Plan and Impending Calamity

Beulah writes to her father detailing nearly two million dollars in profit from swift operations and warning of doom by December 1. She asks him to prepare for a strike and pledges to earn enough to keep poverty away if conditions worsen. Judge Sande is to receive the letter on November 21.

Beulah Ftrike Sands Judge Sande Regieh Sande Rob

Snagboats to Begin Work on Missouri River

A dispatch from St Louis reports government agents Colonel C kt. Buter and General McPherson will leave the city this week for duties on the Missouri river. The Suter will operate between Kansas City and St Louis on the upward trip, while the McPherson will work north of Kansas City. The item notes the approaching spring season and suggests remedies.

St. Louie C Kt. Buter McPherson Missouri River Suter Kansas City T. Louis

Hawkins Dies After Meeting In Miami

John Hawkins Jobo Hawkins a respected Miami citizen died Saturday night May 25 after leaving a lodge meeting. He was found ill on a curb and died at once, with heart trouble listed as the cause. Funeral held Sunday at the AME church. he was about 40 years old and had lived in Miami many years.

Jobo Hawkins Miami Pythiae Tina Moore Miami New

Pile Remedy Sold In Collapsible Tube With Nozzle

An advertisement describes Mao Zan Pile remedy in a collapsible tube with a nozzle for direct application to the affected area. It claims to relieve blind bleeding itching and protruding piles and is offered at 50 cents with nozzle guaranteed. Sold by P. G. Frenklin.

P. G. Frenklin

Miller obituary and local notices from Arrow Rock area

Amanda G Toole Miller of Lexington born November 11 1847 died May 23 1907 at Arrow Rock Missouri aged 868 years 6 months 17 days. Survived by husband E D Miller two elders and daughter Mrs Avole L Bowles. Funeral held at grave by Rev Barrett. Miami News notes birth of son to Mr and Mrs Freak Long near Miami on May 37 1907. L C Warner buys two residences for 4160. Dulaney Bros plan new houses. Also a note on a dangerous deadlock whale crisis and Dr King's new pills as a remedy.

Lexington Kentucky Bowe Arrow Rock Missouri Cooper County E. D. Miller Avole L. Bowles Millar Mee Bowles Marshall Barrett Arrow Rock Statesman

Students to Leave Saturday for Mineouri Valley College

They will depart Saturday for the Cum Wert term at Mineouri Valley College, Sweet Springs, as reported by the Sweet Springs Herald.

Gaturdey Marshall Mineouri Valley College Sweet Springs Herald

Spring Winds Heal-All Remedy Advertisement

A vintage advertisement claims Pidcosalve Carboised relieves night burning sensations. It promotes natural poultice action to draw out inflammation and soothe irritation. Sold by P. H. Franklin.

P. H. Franklin

German Evangelical Conference attendees return home

Rev H Limper and Wo 8 Meyer came back Monday from the German Evangelical Church conference in Kansas City. J B Bruokboret and wife left Tuesday for Keovas City. she is recovering in hospital and hopes to return home soon. The Lathers Sunday school plans a fundraiser on Thursday June 6 1907 at Meloershagen's. Mrs Geo S Maertia and children Genevieve Raymond and Earl depart Sunday for Rupert Idaho to start a ranch life near Ross Martin. Blackburn Record.

H. Limper Meyer German Evangelical Church Kansas City J. B. Bruokboret Keovas City Veebie Latherso Sunday School Meloershagen's

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Cheney Co Ad

Advertisement offering one hundred dollars reward for Ostarrh case and praising Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes testimonials from Toledo firms Walding Kinnan Marvin and others. Claims cure is internal and works through blood and mucous surfaces. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists price per bottle.

Hall

Wife Sues for Big Damages in Moherly Case

Dispatches claim Mrs. el Woods of Mar ehell sues for 610,000 in Moberly alleging Mrs. Annie L. Edwards of Haodulph county pursued her husband’s affections. Mrs. Woods, born in Line county, has children, one 14, and is described as handsome and wealthy widow. Edwards’ second husband died by his own hand years ago. Case to be tried at Huntsville in June.

St. Louis Mra el Woods Marehell Moberly Annie L. Edwards Haodulph

Real Wonderland Healing Case At City Home

In South Dakota at the home of Mrs. E. D. Clapp a remarkable recovery is noted after starting Dr. King's New Discovery. A 100-year-old patient with lung and throat trouble faced near death yet improved after treatment, with coughing spells every five minutes diminishing as the medicine worked. Trial bottle offered by P. A. Freaknie, druggist, priced 60 cents and 1 dollar.

South Dakota Lopsore Farms Sound City E. D. Clapp Clapp

Pleasant Gathering at Kee Country Home Near Marshall

Mr and Mrs Steve Kee hosted a twelve o'clock dinner Friday at their country home northeast of Marshall. Guests included Mr and Mrs J E Abbott A G Jones and family Dr and Mrs Whittington Mr and Mrs L J Rasse and daughter Berta Miss Maymie Potter Mr and Mrs P W Armentrout and Mr and Mrs Ed Keebart.

Steve Keebart Marshall Rey J. E. Abbott A. G. Jones Whittington L. J. Rasse Berta Maymie Potter P. W. Armentrout Ed, Keebart

Remarkable Health Claim From Wintertes Resident

Abrakbean Brows of Wintertes New York reports a mixed diagnosis for illnesses including heart disease kidney trouble blood poisoning and liver trouble. He credits Elevivio Blitere with restoring his health noting it did more good than five prior prescriptions. The claim ties to a university invitation and a blunt testimonial style.

Wintertes N. Y

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