Virginia the Princess Saves Leopold in Attack
Virginia acts quickly during a pivotal assault to prevent the assassination of Leopold. She leaps forward, strikes the knife, and endures a bleeding arm while the crowd cheers the emperor’s safe return. Leopold praises her bravery, and she is hailed as a heroine alongside him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold
Ules
Io Gray
Secon
Virginia
Babel
Billi
Barcn von Lynda
Tulate
Mowbray
Virginia in Kronburg Pageant Feigns Title at Emperor Ball
Virginia, posing as Miss Mowbray, endures court duties and etiquette in Kronburg while the grand duchess hovers between pride and concern. An empress’s guest list, staged introductions, and the need to guard borrowed identity drive the dramatic tension. The crown, dress, and ball looms as Virginia navigates duty, scandal risk, and personal resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCO
Homer
Leopold
Mins Mowbray
Phraician
Ron Lyndal
Mise Mowbray
Virginia
Ron Lyndale
Mowbray
Rhaetia
Kronburg
Heeomly
Pridhews
Misa Mowbray
Virginia of
Baumenburg
Miss Mowbray
Atill
Unknown foreign woman at Rhaetia hotel case
Commands pressed on the hotel owner and editors contrast American modern methods. The woman, unnamed and foreign, remains a stranger to Rhaetia’s capital and “as yet unknown.” The article notes the case is to be continued.
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Rhaetia
Storm Strikes County Boat Drift Near Island Bank
During a Thursday evening storm last week the new boat of June Martin drifted away from the bank near Island Below Town as engine trouble left six on deck and onshore helpers struggled to keep it from capsizing. The craft rode the current onto a sand bar as rain and gale force winds blinded all aboard, leaving them terrified but unharmed according to Arrow Rock Statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Martin
Abe
Standard Shemwell
Henry Prowthher
John Karrick
Irving Harrison
Emmet Brown
Col
Om the Darkey
Arrow Rock Statesman
Death Was on His Heels by Pneumonia Cure Claim
Jesep F P Morris of Skippers Virginia recounts a near fatal pneumonia attack in 1906. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with rapid relief from a fierce cough and lung illness after two and a half bottles. He endorses it as the world’s best remedy and notes a bold money back guarantee and trial bottle offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesep FP
Morris
Skippers
Dr. King
Corner stone laid for First Presbyterian Church in June
The cornerstone ceremony for First Presbyterian Church will be held June 24 with Masonic honors. Prof Evrard of Missouri Valley College will oversee the event and several noted speakers are expected to attend. Dee and T M Ebbere assisted in elder duties, while Mrs Hoover’s illness caused concern, though she remains hopeful and Christian in outlook.
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First Presbyterian Church
Evrard
Valley College
T. M
Dee Ebbere
Hoover
Boever
Slater
Electric Bitters Restored Life for Mill Creek Man
Nine years ago a Mill Creek Indiana Territory man feared his time had come. A druggist recommended Electric Bitters and a bottle cured his weakness. He says he had been near death but the tonic revived him and he has remained well since. The notice also mentions Frances Guerin in Livermore, and a town watchdog warning by the town marshal in the Globe report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Frances Guerin
Livermore
California
Gilling Globe
Bucklea's Aralea Salve praised in aged testimonial
A reader from La Reverille Louisiana recounts a twenty year health sentence cured by Bucklea's Aralea Salve for bleeding piles. The ad claims the salve heals sores boils burns wounds and cuts and lists drug stores nationwide. A burglary suspect was found fleeing after being detected at Wels residence in Slater by Mr. Weir.
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Bucklea
Woolover
Reverille
Weir household hosts visitors amid late-night alarm
Weir family and relatives were visiting when an attempted burglary was learned. The household decided to sleep elsewhere, with Welre and their wives moving to Claud Jackson’s residence for the night, as the rustler’s actions unsettled the group.
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Weir
Aod
Armstrong
Welre
Claud Jackson
Silater Rustler
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Purity and Health
Portable ad style note claims Plenty of Trouble from liver and bowel stagnation. Recommends Dr King’s New Life Pills to ease headache biliousness and jaundice. Mentions 25c price at local drug stores. Also reports birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Miller on May 20. Grandfather Jeter praised as caretaker.
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Dr. King
D. Miller
Jeter
Malta
Bell Renick Couple Wed in Mareball Quiet Ceremony
Edward Bell of Mareball and Lida Renick of Grand Pass married at Dan O’Brien residence in Mareball on Wednesday at seven. The quiet ceremony honored close relatives and friends with a sizable wedding gift from the groom’s father and a wedding supper before the couple's move to a new home near Marshall. Miss Reelick, long time schoolteacher, joins in well wishes for the newlyweds.
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Edward Bell
Mareball
Miewe Lida Renick
Grand Pass
Dan O'Brien
Marshall
Mise Reelick Te
Malta
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers Reward
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming blood and mucous surface action. It lists F J Cheney & Co of Toledo as grantors and Walding Kinnan Marvin as endorsing wholesalers. Testimonials, price per bottle, and other products are noted.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F . Cheney
Lasv
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Pierce Elsen Charles Eleon dies after long illness
Pierce Elsen Charles Eleon, born April 2 1886 on the Higginville area farm, died May 29 1908 at his parents home after a long illness. He joined Blackburn Christian Church at age 11. His funeral service was held at the Christian Church with Elder G E Shanklin officiating. Sympathies extended to his grief stricken parents.
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Charles Pierce Eleon
Higgincrilie
CN Eleoe
Leonard
Christian Church
Blackburn
Burr
Higgineville
G. E. Shanklim
Blackburo Record
Missouri Drummers Association Meeting Mexico Missouri
The Missouri Drummers Association plans a three day meeting in Mexico Missouri from July 18 to 20 with excursion tickets sold by the Chicago and Alton line. O E Hawthorne, agent, lists ticket options and travel details amid the event notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Drummers Association
Mexico
Chicago and Alton
O E. Hawthorne
Maud Mulline in Second Annual Mueleal at Prichow College
Miami girl Maud Mulline, daughter of Joe Mullines, took part in the Second Annual Mueleal at Prichow College during commencement week and was praised in the Glaegow Missourian for her commendable performance and strong finish. Also notes include births and club elections with Wheat prospects improving after frost, and a local community item about Joost Lisle as captain and Carl Minor as manager.
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Mises
Maud Mulline
Joe Mullines
Prichow College
Glaegow
Glaegow Missourian
Godards
Miami News
Carl Minor
Jocatal Club
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Princess Virginia
C. A and
A.M. Williamson
Chapter
C. & A. Railroad
van Dyke& Co
County News
Death
W. R. Wels
Mr. Weir
Belf Way
Myr
Bell-Renick
Pierce Elsen
Tom Martin
Rupert Idebao
Mide
A. D. Smith
Bettie Hamver
Hamver Boye
Smith
Indianapolis
Chicago & Alston Railroad
Saeagerbund
United States
E Hawthorne
Miami
Prichett College
Mre
Joe Kroger
Oavn
Joost Lisle
Ayers
Ak Pim Pont
Ayer
J.C. Ager Co
Lowell
Mass
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ST. Louis Republic
Middle West
Republic
St. Louis, Mo
Marshall, MO
GEO
A. Murrell
C. Lamkin
P. Huston
Cashien
Henderson
Gabras City
Mal Powes
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