Young Spanish king in Paris meets bri bout novelty
The brief item notes the young king of Spain’s Paris Bri bout introduction while other short items mention murders in St Francois county aiding criminal lawyers, the Czar’s tears over his fleet loss, and Senator Frank Farris opening a St Louis law office, with Steelville and Crawford county seen as too small for his work.
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Spain
Paris
Othbe
St. Francois County
Frank Farris
St. Louis
Steelville
Crawford County
General Noyi Cautions Soldiers Against Pride
General Noyi warns his troops not to pride themselves, saying pride leads to downfall and could ruin an army just as a single soldier’s vanity can undo many.
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Noyi
Candidacy Swarm Sees District’s Destiny in GOP Hands
A swarm of prospective candidates for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the district is named. The piece questions why the Thirteenth district’s fate should rest with Republicans for the time being.
If Cities Ran By Experts Could Improve Governance
The passage argues that city governments led by more technical experts in municipal progress and fewer corrupt ward heelers would reduce taxpayer loot and increase public conveniences and comforts. It advocates practical administration over political clout.
Rich Russian Czar Seen as World’s Richest Man
The piece notes the Czar of Russia as the wealthiest figure globally with about a billion dollars in personal wealth. It mentions potential tapping of personal funds for indemnities Japan may seek and relief for Russian taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Nick
Allure of quick money taints honest business ethics
The passage contrasts easy money from get rich quick schemes with money earned through legitimate business methods. It notes that schemes promise big returns for little effort and attract many to partake, while legitimate earnings are harder to obtain.
Spaugh brothers express remorse after murder of Sheriff Polk
The Spaugh boys, jailed in Fronton, confess sorrow for killing Sheriff Polk. They regret the trouble and fear hangman’s noose, not the act itself, blaming their “bad man” instincts and a desire to “get” their man. Society’s punishment is now their concern.
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Spaugh
Ronton
Polk
Russian Fleet Suffered Rout in Corean Straits Battle
Analysis notes the Russian armored ships outweighed Japanese forces yet failed to press the fight. The author argues the fleet sacrificed ships and thousands of lives, fleeing almost at the first shot, leaving a stunning rout and annihilation as the outcome. Consular reports on public ownership and municipal government in foreign nations are also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corean Straits
Washington
Berlin governmental experts praised as world’s best
The piece argues Berlin operates as a government by experts in each municipal function, contrasting it with American cities like New York Philadelphia and St Louis ruled by ward politicians. It claims Berlin officials must prove capability before office, ensuring professional governance for citizens.
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Berlin
United States
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Tsheem
Winan
Protective tariff arguments and government price control debate
The piece argues for protection as beneficial to home industries while acknowledging misuses by some manufacturers. It contends that if the federal government can regulate railroad rates it can regulate prices of manufactured goods, pushing for action against corrupt actors without overturning the American industrial system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Missouri Law Changes Bar Admissions Process
A proposed law shifts licensing to the Missouri Supreme Court. It requires a board of law experts not tied to schools to examine applicants across standard legal subjects and a fair education. Applicants pay 100 dollars for examinations, with field exams twice yearly in Jefferson City, St. Louis, Kansas City, and other court ordered locations.
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Missouri
Supreme Court
Jefflerson City
St. Louis
Kansas City
The Paramount Issue and a Colorful Exchange
A fragment from Pom Watsons Miaeazine shows a confrontation where an honest farmer accuses a gentleman of color of hen embezzlement at night. The colored man responds with defiant humor and pivots to a broader question about trust and the political climate.
Bank officers swear to statement in probate filing
James Lone president and J Evans cashier sign and swear to a statement in a Missouri Washington County probate filing. Notary Epwann D. Everson certifies on June 1 with a commission expiring in 105. Directors listed.
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Missouri
Washington
James Lone
Wd J. FL Evans
Eued
Sojenrirky Saver
Bs Lona
Wireless Telegraphy Breaks Skepticism In Ocean Contact
The article notes the shift in opinion on wireless telegraphy as a real tool not a toy. It cites the Campania’s three day voyage in which wireless contact with both shores was maintained, marking a new era of coastwise reports and reduced mystery in transatlantic communication.
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Campania
Ocean
Atlantic
Wireless Business Office
Post- Dispatch
Fires That Burn For Centuries In Yorkshire Dale
Domesticated peat fires persist in Yorkshire farmhouses with moor fuel stacked in earths. Peat firelight sustains traditional eirdle cakes baked over the flame. The century old practice links generations as the hearth warms kin across time. Castleton notes a cre at Castleton in England.
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Yorkshire
England
Dale
Erandsire
Castleton
Whitby District Fire Haunts Osmotherly Farmhouse History
The Whitby district has endured a fire burning for over two millennia, with records suggesting the Osmotherly farmhouse hosts the longest continuous blaze. The fragment argues against hatred and urges fairness, kindness, and diligent work as a path to happiness.
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Whitby
Osmotherly
Monster snake warned Dunklin county as 106 end comes
In Dunklin county Missouri a six foot monster snake was killed by a Frisco section crew. The reptile bore raised letters on its back reading Prepare for 106. Hundreds visited the scene then fled in fear, while the Dunklin Democrat editor pledged readers to flee from impending wrath.
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White Oak
Dunklin County
Dunklin
Dunklin Democrat
Things to Despise in a Country Town
A reflective note urges harmony in a village, arguing a unified community boosts prosperity and property values. It warns envy, jealousy, and factionalism corrode progress, souring hearts and intellect and hindering collective improvement.
The Husband's Judgment Best Ward of Cold Time
A Lincoln man notes he and his wife both had a severe cold and both used Hart's Honey and Hoarhound with success. He argues the medicine worked best for him and predicts his wife will need Hart's to recover this winter. The ad cites Hart's Honey and Hoarhound makers and price claims.
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John W. Young
Lincoln
Hart
Elarts
F. X. Teasdale
Potosi
J. J. Eaton
Melgrade
Laxative Syrup Claims Health Benefits and Daily Review Ad
The text promotes ite-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup as a pleasant medicine for cleansing systems and curing digestive issues, with pricing options. It also touts the Chicago Daily Review newspaper, highlighting its condensed news, editorial content, and affordable subscription rates targeting a broad audience.
Pine weather and church plans for June gathering
Sunday school progress noted as well as a planned Children’s Day service on the second Sunday in June with a basket dinner on the grounds after a quarterly meeting. Neighbors on a fishing expedition are mentioned, and Mr. and Mrs. W Barger return from a visit to Ltackwell bundled with family news.
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George Reop
Barger
J. M. Ramsey
Ltackwell
Terrie Dove
Kidney Trouble Helped by Electric Bitter Cure
Hear Grove, Iowa man BH Wolfe says kidney trouble caused pain and anxiety two years ago. He credits Electric Pitts with a complete cure and ongoing relief for general debility and nerve trouble. He keeps them on hand. druggists guarantee them at 50 cents.
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Wolfe
Hear Grove
Bucklin's Arnica Salve Promises Swift Relief
A consumer tale from Columbus Colorado describes using Bucklin's Arnica Salve after a deep foot wound from an accident. The account claims quick healing and pain reduction when physicians were unable to help, noting purchase price of 25 at all druggists.
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Bucklin
Selynele
Columbus, CO
Alwe
Hart's Honey and Horehound Endorsed by Lincoln Store Manager
J H Ibald of the Economical Drop Store in Lincoln Illinois endorses Hart's Honey and Horehound as a top cough remedy. He notes its pleasant taste and absence of nauseating side effects and cites its effectiveness for children including cures for croup convulsions colds and whooping cough. Sold in small 25 cent and large one dollar bottles by F X Teasdale in Potosi and Dr J A Eaton in Belgrade.
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J. H. Ibald
Lincoln
F. x. Teasdale
Potosi
J. A. Eaton
Belgrade
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