Missouri Pacific to lengthen fastest through trains
Jefferson City reports a new schedule for the Missouri Pacific with the Sunday June 9 effective time. The faster through trains between St Louis and Kansas City will run longer hours. Astronomer Thomas Jefferson Jackson Lee, employed at Mare Island, claims earthquakes result from waves leaking through the earth's crust mostly from ocean leakage.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Pacific
St Louis
Kansas City
Columba
Thomas Jefferson Jackson Lee
United States
Mare Island Navy Yard
California
Jefferson City committee to probe Sullivan County almebouce
Governor appoints a five member committee from the state board of charities and corrections to investigate reported immoralities in Sullivan County. Members include Rev. Frank M. Crutcher of Chillicothe James St Moorehead Lexington and W Reece Wikkaw Springs.
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Jefferson City
Forkhan
Frank M. Crutcher
Chillicothe
James St
Moorehead
Lexfocton
W. Reece Wikkaw
Catholic church dedication in Charleston Missouri
Formal dedicatory services for a new Catholic edifice in Charleston drew attendees from southeast Missouri. The dedication and lifesize church interior and exterior display impressed attendees. The sermon was delivered by Rt. Rev. Father Grienau of St. Louis.
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Charleston
See
Missouri
Father Gieanou
St. Louis
Officers Elected at State Soldiers Home Board Meeting
The board of trustees at the Soldiers Home met at the home and reappointed Capt. Brinazer as superintendent for two years. Mrs. Chapman, the superintendent’s daughter, was elected matron for two years, and Dr. C. H. Falgrieht was re-elected home surgeon for another two years.
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St. James
Federal Soldiers” Home
Capt
Brinazer
Sedalia workers demand higher wages at Missouri Parish shops
Sedalia coppersmiths, tin workers and steamfitters staged a walkout at Missouri Parish shops, urging a wage increase and notifying the company to halt work and reclaim personal belongings from the premises.
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Sedalia
Sirikine
Missouri Parish
Child Scalding Tragedy Across Kitchen Hazard
A three year old girl, Prosperity Mary St Habines, died after falling into a tub of hot suds poured from a stove by Mr Robinett. The mother witnessed the accident as the child toppled backward while playing with the tub on the kitchen floor.
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Mary St. Habines
Muir Named Appointed Actuary In State Insurance Dept
Dr J T Muir of La Grange appointed actuary in the state insurance department. He formerly represented Lewis county in the forty fourth general assembly and is regarded as a leading educator in the state.
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J. T. Muir
Jefferson City
la Grange
State Insurance Department
Lewis County
Forty-Fourth
General Assembly
Death of Al Hendrick at Meloons Saloon in Clarksville
Telegram from Kerem kuk reports Al Hendrick killed after being struck with a mallet in Meloons saloon Clarksville. Deputy Sheriff Tunnelty pursued and arrested Todd.
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Lowisiana
Keremkuk
al Hendrick
Meloon
Clarksville
Tunnelty
Todd
Riot at state industrial home for girls ends after sheriff
In Chillicothe inmates at the state industrial home for girls went on a several hour riot in the city. The disturbance broke out prompting the sheriff and a special detail of police to be summoned to restore order and end the disturbance.
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Chillicothe
State Industrial Home For
Cassville-Ward Death After Appendectomy
Cassville-Ward reports the death of John Bayless of Clarwmore Indian Territory after an appendectomy. He helped build the Cassville and Western rail line, fostering railroad connectivity in the area. Jefferson City notes 125 corporations formed in May, while St. Louis Pastor Dr. W J Williamson addressed Warrensburg graduates of the normal school.
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Cassville
John Bayless
Clarwmore
I. T
St. Louis
Warrensburg
W. J. Williamson
First Baptist Church of
St Joseph FIFTY salt workers strike for wage advance
Fifty workers at the Hammond packing plant in St Joseph walked out seeking a one per cent wage increase. The action follows stalled negotiations with management over cost of living and pay scales, with union officials urging solidarity and continued idle status until a deal is reached.
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St. Joseph
Hammond
Strike at Swift & Co. Plant St. Joseph Amid Rail Wreck
St. Joseph pork butchers employed at Swift and Co. plant in South St. Joseph strike amid union tensions. A Rock Island westbound passenger train No. 27 was wrecked a mile west by a spreading rail. Engineer Hrittingham was slightly injured. engine stayed on rails.
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Swift & Co
South St. Joseph
Union
Rock Island
Hrittingham
Possible Run by Ex Attorney General Crow for Governor
In Jefferson City talk centers on former Attorney General E. C. Crow of St. Louis entering the Democratic gubernatorial race next year. In Columbia, a jury in Justice Stockton's court ruled a boarding house table arrangement by Miss Bess Lindsey acceptable, with fifteen student defendants each assessed $125 in costs.
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Jefferson City
E. C. Crow
St. Louis
Missouri
Columbia
Montgomery Woman, Mrs Arthura Wyatt, Dies at Home
One of the community’s oldest residents Montgomery Mrs Arthura Wyatt died at her home. She was born in Lincoln county and had been a Missourian for nearly 86 years, reflecting a long life in the state.
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Montgomery
Arthura Wyatt
Lincoln County
Omar D Gray Elected President of Missouri Press Association
Omar D Gray of the Sairg¢en Ledler is elected president at the Missouri Press Association annual meeting. Retiring president Philip Gansz outlines new officers including E R K Lyles and M Harrison, with several editors elected as new members.
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Sairg¢en Letdler
Missouri Press Associativgnay
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Madrid
Fei
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Serbia
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J W. Davis
Delleccut
Hulles
Ewards
Kansas City
Putls Express
Kirchesilk
B. Jewett
Democratic
Sat Keller
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Literoky
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Knapp
St Louis
John A. Krett
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Mannhal
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New Castle Woman Describes Urinary Health Recovery
Mrs. John Mansell of 614 South Jefferson Street New Castle Pennsylvania recounts years of persistent urinary trouble. She credits a week’s treatment with a kidney health product from a local store, noting relief after using several boxes and improved comfort.
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Jefferson St
New Castle
Tidner
Wile Bode
Afteents A Hex Co
Hutein
Kidner Pitts G
Untitled Irishman and Rich Employer Exchange
A fragmentary chat centers on a wealthy man and an Irishman, with focus on a planned action and a remark about opportunity. The dialogue mentions wealth and a purchase or alignment with a jeweler’s place, and Pat and Tom attempt to interpret a conversation about “keeping” something.
Cure for eczema ends years of suffering
A boy once nearly fully covered with eczema finds relief after trying Cuticura remedies. In three years and four months the patient shows dramatic improvement and is well within six months of starting treatment. The account from Mrs. B. Rister of New Hampshire dated October 23.
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Rister
Resignation talk stirs memories of Senator Spooner
A resident of Hudea Wisconsin recalls Senator Spooner and his Senate career. The speaker cites Spooner as a strong voice, recounting court testimony about motive and harm. The tale includes local recollections of a sermon, a charter, and a wary note about a difficult relationship with a noted political figure.
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Wis
Panes
Senate
Tha C. Spooner
Twm
Rev Andrew Murray Receives LE D at Cape Graduation
At its March graduation ceremony the Universal Cape of Good Hope in South Africa conferred the degree of L E D upon Rev. Andrew Murray.
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Universal Cape of
Editor Credits Grape-Nuts For Health Recovery
The editor of a Florida paper testifies that Grape-Nuts was worth more than a 2000 dollar doctor bill, restoring strength and brain power after illness. He praises its nourishing, delicious nature and plans to advocate for the product, urging readers to try it as a reliable food. There's a reason he notes in support of its efficacy.
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Wellville
Fragmentary note hints at reforming men through marriage ideas
The text presents a jumble of phrases about marriage as a path to reform, mentions Allen Gimsted Le Roy XII and a mountain ascent metaphor, and references Dyefiance dye packages with color options and grocers. The fragmentary OCR preserves few coherent facts or dates.
Figures of Lumber Cutting and Starch Innovations
The text notes high lumber removal in the United States and cites a stumpage estimate from a census. It highlights 75 years of patent starches, mentions Pecovers Defiance Starch and new additives to improve smoothness and quality, and credits improvements to inventor efforts.
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Moore
Lee OY
United States
Jail Punishment Practices and Mexican Urban Growth
The Shanghai Times notes punishment by bamboo still exists in China though abolished by special edict, urging reintroduction of solitary discipline. A moral anecdote contrasts a rich man and a portrait artist. Mexican Yucatan has rapidly improved: Merida shows paved streets illuminated by electric lighting, whitewashed homes, and an extensive mule car system.
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Shanghai
China
Yucatan
Merida
Elephant ears shipment on urban express questioned
A garbled exchange hints at a shipment of elephant ears and a joke about routing via trunk line. The dialogue suggests a lighthearted, possibly coded rural scene with men’s attitudes toward paying for amusement.
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